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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Or. STUART r1IcHAUx
The Bright Young Physician Goes to
Marine Hospital at Detroit.

Dr. Stuart N. Michaux, who graduated
from the University College Of Medicine
last month. has just been appointed in
terne in the United States Marine Hospi-
tai. Detroit Mich.
This hospital is one Of the most desir--
able In the Marine Hospital Service, and
this appointment is compliment. both
to Dr. Michaux and to the University
College Of Medicine, for these appoint.
ments are bestowed only upon men OF
recognized ability. who are graduate
methods and high standard Of medical
This appointment. together with similar
ones in New York and Chicago. snow IN
Iege of Medicine Is held in other, States,
and Richmond should be proud that 1t IS
the home Of this institution Which n w, wa
founded only ten years ago by thdt great
man, Dr.. Hunter Mcclure,
Dr.. Michaux will leave for Detroit carly
next week. $3.50 7ts5 i4fs5s-
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Prospective Wedding.

Cans are out for the approaching mar
riage Of Miss Edna Deyerell, daughter
SON Of Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Kimball.
which will take place 1t the home of the
brides parents on Wednesday June 10th,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Meetze, Of Wash
tbe arra &C. "a ther danghts ss
Anna Page Meetze. to DR.. william j.
Chewing, q popular young physician 81
Freder r Va. The ceremony ,sr vii
Of the prospective bride. No. 3717 Bright
wood Avenue. Northwest. Washington.
p. c.. Wednesday morning. June 18th. at
Cards are a out for the marriage Of Miss
day evening at the home of the BRIDES
father. Taylor Frazier. of LaSalle Ave-
nue.. Hampton. Va. Mr.. southall Is con-
nected with the store OF c. D, Parker.
The Newspaper Artists Association will
hold "a loan and sale exhibit OF origi-
T 18th. in the Crenshaw mansion. No. ii
Wsst Main Street.
Personal rlention.
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson. who came
to Richmond to attend the Bryan-Ten-
''Mlrador." Automatic county, with MISS
olden. of New York. as her guest.
Miss Jane Fisher Is the guest Of Miss
The Charlottesville Progress of yester-
Mrs. Allen Potts. who has been In Har
risonburg since Monday, looking over and
bnylng horses. expects to return to-day
Mrs, Potts has undertaken the manage
nent OF the farm at Castle Hill" and il
GcondiGting IT enoirely as a stock farm.
Her fine Judgment OF horses has already
and sales
her Mr fa,S M9ne Mr PERKINS Is the guest Of
country nome. near Greenwood, Va.
Miss Mary Carter Anderson. OF the W'o-
home IN Gap 81 nny.i faculty is now at her
expects 10 go to Canada later in the
Prince Troubetskoy Will spend ths SIM
mer at Castle Hill with his wife. '''
,,t Mrs. &C, G. G Roy of Atlanta, Ga, is Wis.
HE Tts r,, AIRS T., "a. kllett. at No S67 West
Miss Lena Colgin is the guest Of Cam
"a ana Mrs. Il, p, Colgin, OF Claremont,
Mrs. II, II, Williamson and the Misses
Williamson. of Suffolk, who came to Rich
mond TO attend the commencement OF The
Woman's College. have left for home,
Or. Charles W. Kent, Of tho University
OF virginia. VIII deliver lecture on
Shakespeare; Dramatlst and Poet, al
the Leache-Wood Seminary, in Norfolk,
tonight.
Miss Virginia sully left Yesterday to
pay a short visit 10 the family Of her
brother, Major Robert sully, IN Peters
burg.
ter of Mrs. Virginia Mutton. of Winclies-
| ter, was a degree graduate OF the Wo-
mans College. in Baltimore, the com
| week.
| Miss Mutton. as vice. president of the
| Southern Society In the college. made the
presentation OF the class Gift. stained
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
MANY EXCURSIONS
West Point is Now the Mecca for Pleas

West FONT Is NOW the mecca Tor PleaS
ure Seekers.
West Point has rapidly developed into
a popular place for sunday-schoo and
fraternal excursions. No less than four
teen excursions by as many different
churches have already been arranged for
during tho month Of June. and in addi-
lion to that the Beach Park Company Is
running daily afternoon trains to the
popular resort, suitable for business PEG
ple who wish to get away from the heat
of the city for few hours.
The various excursions fixed for this
month are: June 18th. ST. Peters Sunday
school: 18th. Grays anniversary: 18th.
ST. James Methodist: 18th. Hasker Me-
mortal: 18th, St. Johns Episcopal: 18th
22d. Venable- Street Baptist; 3d. St. An
drew's PATH. Third Christian; 18th. Leigh
Street Baptist: 18th. Park Place: 18th.
Christ Church! soth. Fairmount AIetho-
~. ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
sa7o.s,7; last year, $4,000: increase, ST..
STOLE HIS COAT

Thief Gets to Work In Private Office OF
Police Court.
Some ONE entered the private once OF
the Police Justice yesterday morning ana
carried on Sergeant Thomas coat.
AS is Usual with the Sergeant. he
changes his street coat when he reaches
the court Nor an office ce At, st Ysster cnaf
IN y, t '..a fer court adjourned, 1t was not to
be- be- found aiun Some one had taken It from
the rack. The coat is good one OF 81 gray -
material, AID the police VIII endeaHor 10
recoVer it for him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
MISS BETTY GRADUATES

Daughter Of WeII-Known Minister to
Teach at Blackstone Next Year.
The Rev. l.. B. Betty and wife leave TO-
day for Lynchburg. to be present at
the commencement exercises OF the ran an
Miss Catherine Betty. eldest daughter
of Mr.. Betty, graduates this year. after
Ing her "a. NJ" degree. She was the
only one in her class of thrty:two, to
take this degree, and naturally her
friends. of whom she has many. are ae-
Miss Betty has already been rendered
and ACCEPTED position as teacher at the
Blackstone Female Institute. where she
will teach next year.
Mr.. Betty Will return to the city cary
next week. and VIII be accompanied by
his daughter. who will spend some time
with her parents during the summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
POLICE COURT DOCKET
Squire Graves Had Little of Import
ance BE fore Him.

Aside from the schireff case In the Po-
lice. Court Yesterday. the docket was en-
tirely embarrassing.
Ola Wood paid $3.50 for being drunk
and disorderly.
the street, paid $3.50.
Jimmie Lee was placed under bonds
Cora Lee.
Mary Jackson was given similar dose
for taking SIS from Medley Garnet.
James johnson was assessed you lor
The case OF Mary Morris and Callle
Jones, charged with taking $43 from, Felix
Buckrolz, was continued to June gth. u.
ting j. t. Burson and he will tell about
n to-laV Il
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Mr Goddin Wins.

The Jury irl the Law and EQUITY Court !, t
yesterday in the case Of E. e: So a. Il,
vs.. Edyym p Wright for $50 alisgea ~ the
The one in the case OF Mrs. 8. R. King
vs. the Jefferson Hotel COMPANY ais-
cery Court was engaged again, yester-
day, In the trial OF the Norfolk Will case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Social 0na
Personal

SIVN|S|SeS/S<S/NSSS'
Dante, "the great F1orentine. OF whom
the fame is hidden In the Past, VIII
occupy the thoughts of the Saturday
Afternoon Club next winter.
A most interesting programme, showing
the main heads and the subdivisions I'M
der which the subject will be pursued,
IS as follows:
DANTE AND HIS TIMED
Novembe olst Life OF Dante. Florence
In Dante's Time.
Mrs Thomson. Mrs. Oppenhimer.
December 5th. Religious Beliefs OF the
Middle Ages. Medieval Art and Gothic
Architecture
Miss L. Blair, Mrs. cabell.
VITA NuovA.
December 18th. Vita Nuova- The Ideal
MRS. stanard. Miss sully.
THE INFERNO.
January 2r. General Structure. Circle
OF the Sins OF the Emotions
Miss Parker. Mrs. Robins.
January 10Th cyTs of Dis, Circle of
Mrs Gibson. Mrs. Lurty.
January s0tM Circles OF Fraud.
Mrs Alinor. Miss Elicit
February 18th. Well Of the Giants.
Miss aelemanr; Mrs Robertson.
February 10Th. Music.
h Mrs. Munford. Miss Peasants. =
PURGAToRO.
March 9Th. Structural Plan. Ante-Pur-
ratory.,
Mrs. Dashiell. Mrs. Valentine.
March 10th. Love Distorted. Love De-
fective.
/. Me- JIryjlia ma
April I'd. Love Excessive. Terrestrial
Miss crenshaw. Miss NJ. Blair.
v.
PARADISE
April 18th. From the Heaven OF the
Moon to the Heaven Of the Saturn
Mrs Bruce. Mrs. Cooke.
April Both From the Zodiac to the Rose
of the Blessed.
Mrs. Claiborne, Miss Cameron.
The following reference books will be
used by the club: "Dsnte and His Time.
Karl Federn Shadow of Dante" D. g.
Rnsetti: "Makers Of Florence" Mrs. Oil
1hant: IN ediaeval Art" r. H. Goodyear;
italian Poets" Leigh Hunt; "Dsnte,s
Garden of the Flowers-Legends," Rosa
mend Coates; Vita Nuova," transla-
lion by r, De Mey; Longfellow's transla-
lion. with notes; Spiritual Significance
Of the Divine Comedy 7. Harris
Observation-Disclosures
The marriage of Miss IAlcy Lee Hatcher
~ Mr. oliver M. AIowatt took place June
IA in the home of Mr.. W. G. Hatcher OF
No. 10 Osborn Street. Philadelphia, the
brother OF the bride. The ceremony was
performed by second brother OF the
hr,de the Rev. Samuel G, Hatcher. OF
the Market Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. PETERSBURG
Mrs. Mowa,t is a former Virginlan ano
has many relatives and friends living
near Richmond Mr., Mowatt is at the
head OF the coupling tap department OF
the National Tube Company. at Mekees-
port. Pa, where the young couple Wlll
make their future home.
They arc now enjoying trip TO New
York and up the Hudson River.
Mrs. Charles Pickett Stokes and her
daughter Mics Allene, will sail by the
Umbria to-day 10 spend the summer In
~ Esgland
Miss, Mag Lee, with her party, Miss
Shields, Miss urqphart and Miss Buford.
will also sail to-day by the Kroonland
for Antwerp.
Lakeside Club,
one OF the social events sceduled for
to-day. Is an afternoon and evening re-
ceptlon ct Lakeside Club from 10
O'clock.
This will be, If possible. a more at
tractiye reception than any Yet given.
as ths enjoyment of tbs dancing element
as well as the more sedate members OF
society viii be amply provided for
Al the annual meeting OF the Oakwooo
Memorial Association, held Tuesday, June
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
"a DIP IN THE OCEAN"
At Virginia Beach,

At Virginia Beach.
Go on the "TRILBY" Sunday to Yir-
glnia Beach, sl.25 round trip. These tick
view from the government light house leo
feet high at this point Is the grandest
sight on the coast. Go on the "TR1L-
BY" which gives you three cay hours
route. Fast vestibuled train leaves Rich
mond. Byrd-street Station. every Sunday
$3.50 A, M. Quickest. best and only all
rail route" No change of cars between
Richmond. Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
ROUND S1.00 "TRIP
TO
NORFOLK AND OCEAN VIEW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
THE PARK CONCERTS
They VIII Begin in chimborazo the
Evening Of June 22d.

Evening Of June 22d,
Iardella's fine band will begin its con-
certs in the public parks June 22d. The
following schedule has been arranged for
! Mon i,St Park. $50 to 1880
p. NJ -
p. NJ
Thursday Monroe Square, $3.50 to 1880
Frliay-Marshan Square, $50 to 1890
Saturday Reservoir Park. $50 to 1880
p. NJ. sn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
glass window and two scholarships. on

glass window and two scholarships on
class day.
Miss Halle Erminie Rives, who Is writing
a new Southern novel of by-gone days,
will spend the summer near Paris, In
France.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. White has in
vited their friends by card to. attend the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Carrie
Lee. to DR.. Alfred Chambers Pay, OF Eagle
Rock, Va, on the 10th of June. in Trim
ity Church. North Garden. Albemarle.
Va.
Miss Annie Roberts is spending some
time with her friend Miss Alice g. Cole,
of Fredericksburg.
Cards are out for the. Campbell H ,..5
garty wedding to take place. June. litn1;
in the home Of the BRIDES mother, No. tof
East Grace Street.
Mrs. Clayton G. Coleman. Miss Carrie
Coleman and Miss Nina Randolph are az
Mrs. Coleman's country home. near
Buckner's Station.
Miss Alice N. Parker will be II Cam
bridge, Mass, for part OF the SUM
mer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Ruth Chapter, No. 8.

chanter. No. s. o. 2. S., will be held at
the Masonic Tenn ple fourth floor, corner
Broad and Adams Street. Monday even
ing. June s, 1903, at o'clock.
suitab BE prize will be given to the
sister or brother bringing in the largest
number of members during the year ex-
ceeding ten.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
scuthern Earnings.

Below are the estimated earnings of
the southern Railway system for the
fourth week in May. 1903:
southern Railway Company. excluding
st. Louis-LousIille linesi This year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
SCHIREFF CASE
WAS CONTINUED
Counsel for Both Sides Will
Seek Evidence from Russia
SChireff was Bdlled.

Interesting developments, with posi-
billy Of International complications. may
arise in the schireff case. which was
started on its course in the Police Court
The specific charge against Jacob
Schireff so far as the criminal courts
are concerned, is that OF bigamy, a PEN
1tentiary ofrense.
When the case was called yesterday i
was at the request of counsel, continued
until July 18th, 80 that necessary evidence
may be secured from the town in Russia
from which Schiref and his two wives
came.
II, as was said by Mr.. Sam Stern yes
terday, the laws OF Russia give to the
sra bbi the power to annul marriage, and
Schtretfs first ma rriage was annulled, as
hesclaims, and the second marriage was
performed In Russia, then, according to
a Well-known lawyer, the courts here have
no jurisdiction.
The first wife. who Is now. here prose-
cutting the charge, declares that her hus..
hand was never DIVORCED from her. and
tiled papers In the Chancery Court in
Mr.. Schireff said yesterday that he felt
confident he would be cleared of the
charge.
Mr.. l.. o. Wendenburg represents the
prosecution, and Mr.. Harry Smith the de-
tense.
When the case was called the court
room was well-flled with interested spec
tators. and It Is evident the progress Of
the case will be followed closely Mr.
Schireff was baled for his appearance
In the sum of $1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
VIRGINIA SUMMER RESORTS
On Norfolk and Western ny. Greatly
Reduced Rates,

Tickets to the mountain and seashore
and Western Railway. are on sale now.
and until September S0ths good for return
passage until October 81. 1903, at very
low rates. Tickets will be sold Saturdays
good until Monday following date Of sale,
at one straight fare for the round trip.
Pamphlets giving complete list and de-
scripton of summer resorts now ready
for free distribution at the company's Of
flee. No. S3S East Main Street.
C. H. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Mr.IJacob Out.

Ciay Ward, on yesterday resigned that
position. to take effect on July LIST.
The vacancy will be filled by joint "a, &C"
ton OF the Council and there VIII DOUBT
less be several asplrants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
License to Wed.

Marriage license was issued in the Hust-
Nngs Court yesterday to Charles +. Tuck
er and Henrietta e. O'Brien. OF this
city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL EN-
GiNEERS,

AshevIlIe, N. G., June s,12, 1908. ono
Fare for Round Trlp.
Southern Railway announces one fare.
plus IS cents, for round trip from all
points Tickets on sale June 9th, 18th and
sth; return limit, June 18th
Tee-Des Summer Outing Tours Free.
See Sunday Pepen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
A Foreign Tour.

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hayes. Of the
East End. left last week for an extended
trip through England and Ireland. They
will visit the different parts and probably
extend their trip to Paris.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
AGAIN TO POPULAR BEACH PAR X
WEST POINT,
80 Cents Round Trip.

Special fast train leaves Richmond each
week day $50 r. M; returning, leaves
West Point 1890 p. M. Two trains Sun,
days. Leave Richmond $40 A. NJ. and
a P. NJ; returning, leaves West Point
8 and 1890 p. M.
sixty minutes ride. so cents round
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
WHO IS HEP

V1dN CeTTeVeU 10 De ''U''' HICr''I'oI1u
Dies in Washington.
Major Sylvester, of the Washington Police
Department. has written letter to Major
Howard, inclosing' u photograph Of a man
who died a the Emergency Hospital. that
CITY, on June "a whose name was thought
to be Philip Sauer or something similar
TO that, from this city.
Any information may be left at the
chiefs office, where the picture can also
be seen,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
GLOVE NEWS.

Two-c1asp Lsle Gloves, in summer
colors, mode and gray. 80 and RIO.
pair.
Better Cloves for the money. either,
'twould be hard to find.
Black Silk Gloves-two-clasp 500.
the pair, or Keyeer's 12-button silk
Gloves, game pr1ce-5oc.
We've never seen the superior OF
these Gloves in a black silk at this
price. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

ed. 4 P. NJ, ut st. Johns Church. the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mrs Stephen
T. Beveridge, president; Mrs. W. G. Mas
sic. vice. president: Mrs. J. T. Hughes.
secretary, and Mrs. D. G. Richardson.
treasurer.
The report OF the president was read,
and mention was made of the satisfactory
report sent to the New Orleans conven-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bell. of W!nches-
ter Va. announce the engagement of
their daughter Miss Coralie Livingston.
to Mr.. John Wyeth Douglas. of Spokane.
Wash. The bride to be is a granddaughter
of Mrs. William Raglan; the groom 81
cousin of General Henry Kyd Douglas.
marriage of interest, which will take
place shortly, Is that Of Miss Eleanor
Huntington to Lierfttnant Sayles. United
States navy. The marriage will occur on
Saturday. rs~1Sth. at the home of the
BRIDES paEvhts. at the University OF V1r-
I<nia-
Miss Florence Bloomberg. Miss Rosa
Eexter and Miss Mary Wagner will leave
( Tuesday for New York. to sail for Europe.
They will remain abroad until September
revf +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

LOSS OF APPETITE is also loss OF
vitality. yigor. tone. To. recover appetite
and the rest take Hoods Sarsaparil la
gestion makes eating a pleasure. II
also makes the blood rich and pure and
steadies the nerves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
NORFOLK AND OCEAN VIEW.

Tee-Dee Summer Outing Tours Free.
See Sunday Paper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

Tee-Dee Summer Outing Tours Free.
See Sunday Paper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

Tes-Dee Summer outing Tours Free,
Sec Sunday Paper
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

Miss Annie Roberts Is spending some
time with her friend Miss Alice q. Cole.
of E'reIierlckSh llrg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Some Good Values in Sum
1ner Hosiery.

1ner Hosiery.
We have FIVE different patterns in
1nc. a pair, that are identically the
same as the stockings usually sold
at $50.
The lace work extends to the
toes, and particular attention has
been paid to the shaping Of this
Hosiery-a very important item.
boc Lace Lisle Hose for DOC.
Chldren's Lace Lisle Hose for 1Oc.
Some OF them worth up to twenty
FIVE cents.
Buying them wholesale at special
prices enables us to mako the same
concessions to you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

Miss Alice N. Parker will be In Cam
bridge, Mass, for a. part OF the SUM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

Cafds are out for the approaching mar
riage OF Miss Edna Deverel, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. p. Deverell. Sr., of Clare
mont Va. to Mr.. B, Doranca Khnball.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Kimball.
which will take place at the home of the
brides parents on Wednesday. June 10th,
1903 at 9 A. NJ =
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-29

Having obtained recognition from
the Senatorial Commission to aid the
coffee industry in tangible way, 1t Is
now up to the people Of this Territory,
through their representatives in the
local Legislature, to further promote
this most important measure. A dele
gate conservant with this industry
should be sent to Congress, to advo-
cate and place before the Legislators
the necessity of this measure. Only
through personal and earnest canvass
with the members of both houses, can
rapid Roadway be made. To the many
queries and explanations that will be
sought in the advancement and de-
tense of this cause, clear statement OF
facts must be presented that can even
tually outweigh all thestumbling blocks
of opposition. We all know what the
accomplishment Of this measure will
mean. It will mean the influx OF a
vast amount OF capital and create an
industry that foretells a new era OF
development and industrial progress
for Hawaii,
II can be clearly shown to the mem
bers of Congress that II is a measure
which lies beyond and out OF reach OF
national party politics, and can not be
considered within the horizon and pale
of mainland issues.
1t is an industry that will invite to
our shores citizens from the north ana
the south, from the east and the west
of the American Union, and will there.
fore embrace and benefit all people OF
any and all political complexion. They
will all become benehCiaries in a new
field of agricultural enterprise and pos
sibllities. 1t must also be borne in
mind by Congress, that the creation 81
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-29
Observation-Disclosures
THE COFFEE ISSUE
BY ABRAM L. LouISSoN.

this industry Is one that will never con-
fiict with any agricultural interest OF
the mainland; its culture being strictly
confined to tropical areas. Let Amer
lean capitalists and agriculturists en-
gage in this industry in foreign coup
tries, dispose Of their investments and
bring their gold to such territories OF
the Union where coffee can be grown,
thereby being an aid in developing
their own possessions. Eventually as
sistance will be rended by the nation to
this industry and hence their invest
ments will be more secure and profit
able in home territories.
II Furthermore presents a moral OBJ
legation that the nation can not gain
say. now that they have embarked up
on the seas Of national expansion. In
the acquisition of tropical territory,
and this step towards making the new
members of their family powerful ad-
juncts to the main, must be to create
prosperity and industrial progress up
on their soil.
The world will then look with dis
corning vision and with approving eX-
preston on q divine guidance and wis
dom wrought with beneficent results TO
their new acquisitions.
To lie supinely on our backs at this
Juncture, when the prize is within
reach, would be a SHINING towards our
selves. 1t, therefore. behooves the peo-
pie OF this Territory to bestir them
selves through the coming Legislature
end see that financial aid is forthcom-
ing to have their special delegate pres
ent the strongest arguments on behalf
OF this issue to our national Congress
the battle-ground OF. all contentious.
with persistence and uRwavering ef'
fort this haven can be reached.