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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-27
Open Shop Decision PIeases

Moneyed men assert that the labor
unions are largely responsible for pres
ent hard times talk, and the manner
in which the President handled the
open shop question has been extreme
~ TO the liking of Wall street Some
say that it had great deal to do with
the present aniahle relations between
Mr. Roosevelt and the financiers.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-27

try a measure similar to the policies
inaugurated under the late lamented
administration of President Cleve-
land? II none of these propositions can
be answered in the light of expert
ence in the affirmative, then my
travel -sgOs
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-27

eve have had seven years of plen-
ty that have produced this cloudless
era of business contentment, and the
only issue before you is, prosperity
against adversely. Shall we depart
from the policies that have caused the
fires of business activity to be rekind-
led upon the hearthstones of six mil
lions of homes in this land?
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-27
Could Enforce ldleness.

eff we should turn the sovereign
power of the ballot against the bust
ness and financial world, and engage
in experimental legislation, we could
produce an enforced vacation for 7,000,-
600 day laborers that would cost us
more, in the shrinkage of values in the
next twelve months than the combined
wars of the great powers for the last
pentllrV
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
1AIEs7oAD.


STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENFH-TE1RD STREET
AND OEsBRoGAEs AND coRTI4ANcf STREETS
II The leaving sine from DeaAeOsseS aAa
that given below for Twenty-thIrd s'Fe@'
Stattsn. except where OtheFwiSO noted.
7 cas- xS Ys q two s.:Dnx Car
sss + 4 sAssS5iEEzzfS Tas6 :.:iPs Ss.n
oa . rs4 ping: 4fo 9d
1Ss ~ ceo Akp ES'ix 81 6s 81
For Toledo Nashville via Cincinnati and Louisville
aslf?@Rf' Sc A'efzS Es IS tsss Rgi35
s'S$' Ls!:v:: 5oSs S
s.''R: sissSs'f Pis5ss e:F
Suis faE GiS'.aS aS6 51eee
7ss a ss S,sPs Car. AI0 70 TE and
Streets sa SD'a9s % as PsSF
Is . si". 81, e.5 sD a:95 Ss9ssi iss b,sis: s7s
!Otslss G95 : @.1r. 9t q
SisSs Isl: 81. tsn.G Il sS
,: pesbro.sss and cortlande Streets II 40 ?. m9
ss, COAT oIss :,s SIS M q ssa
S Az H.I S5 S,I5! dsy "a?
s5RFoEk 5Tia Ay6 &EsrnRS @ daS nAILwAT-For Memphis
rs HsEPEs's' ofo ? HR1iEWA4-1 n WY m
FOR OLD PofSr 6 COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7-bS a m
Eeek-days and SIS ?. m, daily. - ..r,
ATLANTIC CITY.-e.55 m. and ass p. m week
Sundays, T.55 m. Through Vestibuled Trains Bnnet
Parlo- Cars ard StAFdard Coaches week Far
lor Smoking Car Paror Carr, Dining Car and stanaaro
Coaches Sundays.
For points Nsw York Long Branch Railroad ,tT9n
ana IFS Prom N HsssT4ays s:sr6a;.. .aa c9randt
streetsl. 800 1870. $40 10. and llSo p m
weekdays. Skndsys 80 a SIS Pm
FOR PHILADELPHIA. --
d1o CDesbrosseB and Cortlandt Streets 2S. IoO
a25. SIS 925 f9SS Penna Limited 10 10 DezbrGSSes
and CoFtlandt Streets Io2D Dining Car> 70 IS SDnz
ing CSr 1L65 Il IS Dining Car 50 9o DieiRs *
o,1E Bio GSg snd casns' bn6: ssfnfss cs 8
Dining Car) 555 Dining Carr. T.55. SIS. SS %
D. n, 1910 night sundays. go 7.55 Dining car no
eoachesl. s.25 SIS. e55 (I1imedl Is l05S (Dtn;ns
Car a. IL So Dining Carr, iA5 Dining car) 20
Dining CaF1. S56. 25 Dining Carr. 455 Dining ar
$50 Dining Carr. T55 s2e IS Q y u 10 nisnEI,
Tickets Nos 1854 Ill and 2a1 Broadway: S2
Eth Avenue Celow 23d ST., es Fiftn avenue & e9rae F
2sth STD Asor Houso: Wes: Twenty ssES Trdt
Station and stations foot Of Dssorosses ard
and Pennsylvania Station, Brooklyn; station;
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company VIII can
for and check baggage from hotels ana residences
through 10 destination. -,
road Cab Service.
". ". ATTERBCRY. J. r. WOOD
General Manager GenY Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

DELAWARE COUNTY. IS: THE COMMON

wealth Pennsyivsna. To the Sheriff OF peiaws
County Greeting: We command that you attach sara
Z French. all and singular fsr
land ensments rights and credits
the same may ee; 50
be and befoe Court Of Common Pleas
County Of Delaware. TO be holden al MEDIA IN
and far said County the hrS Monday Of June 1905 70
Lardreth and Leopold Laadreh trading
as D. Lsndreth q sons a plea Of assumrHit. And We
command that all persons In whose
said goods chattes iandR and
tenersents credits of them be at
ard OF them Re and appear
before Court the day and place Aforesaid
answer shall objected agsfnEt them, and ssaS
the Judgment OF the Court therein and have yo men %
President said Court az Media the seventeenth
6ay March in The year of our ord ore thousanH nine
hundred and three w L AAIHUES. ProfhohotarE
A true attested
WILLIAM z HOWARD. sheriff. fSealI
JOHN NJ BROOMALL. Attorney, Media Pa
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. X.
Liberty Street and south Ferry rIns from
South Ferry iye minutes earlier than shown below
EAsTON BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNK-z4.C0 CT.I5 Easto1 Or!y), 9Io a J. .
20 440 500 t5.t5 Ia 5ton only) p m Su1c2ya z4--S
w1fLIKS,E!sBAfS4E X, s. Is AND sCRANToN-s4oo. aIo
a n. sos 2. sundays s. = & . "a a n n I ? a Avn
BARNEGAT-Z40n 30 a m l5O - 40 zA4V A-AHe-
D. m. sundays. 1000 a m
ATLANTIC CITY-F9 40 = q 30 ? n
ViNELAND AND BRIDGEToS-+s4-oO A. fLso
TRN1s BRANCH, ASBURT PARK. DECAY
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
POfNTs-E4.O0. $50 4. 80 a n; 445. $50 30 ? m
Sundays except Ocean Grove; 9 90 a m = ?. m -r
~ co $500 900. 1000 tiLOo a n. Tl2o %. '1oC,
Al go - co. t3Oe. 400 800. 1900 $50. 800 ?
stTH ASD CHESTNUT STREETs-4425. 1870. S1o 20.
ali 30 a m. "IO0 t'3-4O. 800 'T0o. 70 2S , Hs
REI6ING HARRISBURG. POTTsyILLE AND
WILLIAMSPORT-l.+ 400. "a = $500 e 10 Qo-oo
Reading PottsviIIe and Harrisburg only = oo t5oo
cept sunday. SSUndsy only fParior cars only iva
6Srces. In -rty St Ferry Astor Hosss.
ia 26f 4Sr 1900 Broadway. lS2 5th Av = Union
square West I53 f25th St rs West lSth St S&o
Columbus Av.. New York: { lurt St. 344 $40 fulton
St Brookvn: 9S Broadway, Williamsburg New EorE
Transfer calls fer and checks oaTags 70 desnatoa
W. G. BESLER, c n 5CRE
Vice Pres. and Cen Mgr Cen PaSs Az
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
Notice of Summons.

Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY
- H. Royal Guest Plaintiff. asstnst Clarence, L
York County To the above named defendant: You are
hsTeby sunoaed the complaint in this action
torneys within twenty days after the service Of this
exclusive OF the dsy Of seFcs +Td @ n case OF
against sou default for the relief demanded In the
THOMPSON & MALONET.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
onee and Postoee address es Wan Street Borough Of
Meahsttsn. New xosk City; ..n6.r, ~. ,o-.uo,nr
summons 6y publication pursuant ~, to
81 apts cour o. G State o9 New YORK dated the @
Of March 1903 and Sd 9Th the complaint an IN the qGs T
Dated New York March 25tbS Sd 529S; >.A1o>srv
ss Wall Street Borough Of Manhattss New York City.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
Ianfg aEanst strtr !0Fa BseseiiF and Carl 6se9e-
s and each o 'hem: You are hereby
the So%P'Ss n . G5 fs oney po se
twenty after the service Of this summons exclusive
Of The day Of sS s a ;: q % By
default for the relief demanded in compliant
Morris GINTzLER Fisinttrs Attorney. once and Post
Office Address. No. Icl Nassau Street Manhattan
To the psfendaHts Hartvig Bschs-ws and Carl saehs
wig The foregoing summons is served upon YOU 6y puP
ssiess S The s2S s6s gour 5s Of as The
Office OF the Clerk Of the County e NeS Iork at 7 the
Dated New York. March 7h. 1903
aosS xd 4. S Ss
New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

A., ys-..x.re and Feach ktlzItc City, N. J. Refined.
S*TS S;s easS rnodaTn rn-to-date $50 rearas GO
o1esn 'front.' suite EsaoUs tor e caisES ana
EeFlce apeeteI e11 TO 41T weekly SpeclaI Eater
ratsS. Opens Saturday, 18th n @ HAiALFFSEh
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r., PHTLADBIA
PHIA AND READING RY. and BAL
TIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
Leave south Ferry. Liberty 81 TaFFSa
BALTO-WASHINGEON-f = S2Jam sS1an 8SfcRsS
BALTO-WASHINGTON.' 10 @9sIn 10 -3uAm DlnSE-
-WASH1NGTON-'l lam 'IlSlam DtaeEs
RATTO,- O,-WASHINrTON. ~ 55pu1 . lo0pr1 Diner.
.ROYAL IiMfTED''...-" 25pm 4opn Diner
BALTO.-W ASHINGTON." 455pn Oopun DtAaP-
BALTO.- W ASHINGTON- T." 8 55pm O6pm ,BJsRst-'
Va ASHTTGTON. T. 1Ont- az l5nt- BtssDarS-
"Daiv: fDaiIy except sunday Sunday only
ohices: Liberty Ferry South Ferry. Astse EoGaa
ia cal 434 1900 1884 Broadway, iss Sth Ave. .
Tnian square East I25th 81. 27S wsst l$Stn
St 245 Columbus New York, Court 81, 8SA sa1
Fulton Brooklyn. - Broadway. Williamsburg Esw
Transfer calls for and checks Baggage 10 d.
tinatisp-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
WAnTB0R0UGH HOUSE..

ssSeA AaHsSi 80 S'ataE IN au baths TssYaoaes IL
VSSse Tsiee servieS other e1edeEn hotel eca
vsAisassA 0sE" S0' JOSIAH wETTE o SONS.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
THE new CLARENDON,
THE REVERE.

vrgizsA-ayS peaF 1sseh AVID steel ttes %tantic Sty
to- terTIS II b, NEtSSAN Owner and Propctstor
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

Atlantic City N J. An absolutely hreproof hotel
St James Place and the Beach the centre OF AL 0tte
tIous ocean view, Capacity 200 Elevator; rooms e
suite With bath. Steam heat etc Very special snEn
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
TIE RITTENH0UGE,

psy Plaza near Beach, aRp City Park AtaaLEe City n j.
oeatien supeYioF Recommendations EV0Fy confagt
ID oonuSaioaca spacial Spring Gte1- JAMES D. MOORE
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

ATLANTIC CITY. y.
~ Aeea1 APoat adjoining the famous be0rSSak-
Built Of brick and iron. EuTcpesn plan.
ssa watsy baths attached to suites: also pesliS-
Excellent est8 Booklet.
ROBERT T. DUNLOP.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
THE ROMAN,
TIE NnNIGP,

&, Charles Place and Beach, Atlantic city n J. High
sl@s~' VIII ~ H g. WIkIAET.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

aY vELOCE"-Fast italian Line.
~ aaiIsaR sSsry TUESDAY % NaSaea. Gaaoa-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
Leave Nsw-York city: South Ferry Liberty So
Chicago, PIttsbuEE 10 ng- 'l2l3 nt-
ChtCnuO. Columbus 'l23Spm. I0opul- Diner
Pft1SbuFg. Cleveland. - 3&Spnl- sopn- E.fantd
s.Pi1eshuPR Limited" = 655pnl. . nODEn- Buass
ciHei1 nRRi, 81, Louis .'Ia 10 az IS Sleeper
IL. SO SEaEn- Diner
S&1cS1H0Si s AIpnl- Oour,. Bars
H0rI0IE 55ura. l.o0pru- D4aer.
Spaiy. tDsfIy except sunday Esunday only.
Oness: li3 e6l. 43t 1900 Broadway. Assar HOUSE.
a Union SQUARE W. 3al Grand 81. = Y. 343 Fulton
81 Brooklyn: South Ferry and Liberty 81 Baggage
cbcessd from hotel or residence destination
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
THT GARDEN

TEE GARDEN HOTEL.
opEaR THROUGHOUT TIE XEAE
XSWR4SskN AND EUJe9FBAA P1AAN&
TAs saT 6sad b AtaAdSs - s1s'~S'As "~'~ -'''S
v,.-r r. T. PEARSON. IECn
W. YSaySi ,.asrsSSarsatxs at EGsal Nsthe-iane-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
Y0rEI mAYK0RE,

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
ws~atra enea thFouHhout Every kHeSH eeF1-
r,9 ssd ccnveaiereS Wt@seF susSs oeH privileges
RunztnG water In oe0s TRAYNoRE HoTEI. Co.
D, q WHITE. PFestaea2-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

EUROPE sessss tgO nnathS ssw eGsing by g q
$3.50 REV L c. TEMPLE. FlsEntngtoo. q. J.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
City Property for Sale.

E0D-sr erB AND TTH AvEs.-Piot, 5oxlo5 aesir46ls
stable automobile apartment house SITE
e FREEDMAN. owner. 206 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
RHODE ISLAND.

WATCH HILL, r. l.
Is only hours from New York. from Boston; all
ington Line Beata connect Lon. distance tsepsene
MisQuamcut Golf Links Of the best
IA the country absolutely bathing deep aahng
boating sailing, macads roads unlimited supply OF
pure spring water under good pressure
Can ener Furnished COTTAGES TO rent for $50 70 81 500
Noyes' Beach, and Quonocontaug from $3.50 to $500.
FRANE ". cor. Real Estate Agent. Westerly, r.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
For Young I.aAias-Gty.
Auctio1s Sales of Real Estate

HERBERT A. SHERMAN,
AUCTIONEER,
viii sell at auction.
TUESDAY, MARCH 81 1OOSs
Il eciock noon New York Real Estate Sales
SUPREME FSSp eStkr II HFHsfSrifrex HPFH1sfRTrifrex SALE,
gaasF ths aiTsstiea e Eeresrt C. spy1h E'S sssTsa
being aal Ttb Ave 70 73sos story oqisiaaing. and
160 WEST 33D STREET
adjoining 7th Ave-. 10 Ax7S Il. story building
3. =. CORNER 1eT AVE. AND 18TH ST.
OEeS lse Ave and coo East 18th ST. 25X74z2o SxTS,
story building
JOHN VINCENT. Attorney for Plaintiff. IS Cedar st -
NassSn ST. 0>S'NN'N0' ~'''''''' 40 D-'I,'-'
JOHN J.. DELANE. Attorney for Dsfendant. = William
Sc. -.
E1EAH2 Nee1eE gpars,,n a Item Ten = val g.
GSps at xuetionesrs Pine St. 6as Bth
4Ath kt.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
CHESTER INN
HOTEL ELWOOD.

New-York-sve. near Beach. Atlantc City, y, J: oPs
wear. Steam heat Baths etc D. kNAuE
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
HOTEL GLADSTONE, Atlantic City, n. :

1.~., an .Aa ooaar front In naest location. New and
r.1se4v hiGh class water all baths running water
IN rooesG sun pafeFs overlooking ocean, etc s Speeaal
naeetS trains. N J. COLLGNS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
A HvSssx1 B1GBsgSa sRA GshsSsRdeRs Tor F@" f'''e~
psessvs6 at easar cpevvB o0css
20. xsssA aRaADwAY.

AApssAssas vi - raessvsa at shs tesiowtsg ssHeA
sasas a1saas saes sases 1ztG s'essc< , - vsEs
z<@ Sek-sRa- q q - 2d-Sts 1Ho eSS~sVss e.
e4s@ss g EASG 1AaAzeG-s ss5 Weea la4-seS -"
sG2 "a - ~ assk: 80 west 1sSsAsstt aSsS
sSaza- taH..rs Ts44 80 s7tb stS: Idass aArsss-
saas esss-sa: z.7as 1st-avs nsas ssh-Nt: 11T s1za
2sN-s1s sxs Tzeu~-4-ava., ESQ sA-axa- pssz
EeSceeE - 4ssaye.s 2z0 essksssSsx:1t exfg
- 1nssSS-9G.S 7GS4 6eaas-a9e. NewaBL. y. .'S'
-Ssa BrO0&-St. Also h D. I. ofncsA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND,

Re,4h C4rolins-ave Beach, Atlantic City N J. Finest
hoeels caPA&ey 80 Soo1SS
cutie private batha Esvasor partoT etc EXCEL
lent cuisine Special Spring BRYAN & WIAG1AAs-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

HOTEL MORTON, VITEinia-aye, near Beach. ca
eaeity 2S Su!eaa private hath e!aVGtog from atret
level % all doara: nns table oeean view Opsn All II
year Mrs. n. h HAISEE. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
WHITE STAR LINE.

III EENsTQWN-LIVERPooL4
Celtic: ..Ag: a. Ess!osiS "A ;A'Si = HceS
cynEic .ApF. 20 $50 N. osEnsnis :ASr: n aoeE
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
THE HOLMHURST,

Pennsylvania ave. Boardwalk and PtSFB
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
Enbodying every appointment OF high class modsEa
hotel with horneke Elevator street leva3
steam heat baths perlOr4 etc In taa finest aAcee
q eatsAe aA6 s8rvieS
Open all Special Spring terms. HENRY DARNE1L~
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
rzran ANRcz surx xoNEB THE
i DRAKE ii
BUSHES SIS SCHOOLS
Civ " every q
ansuAw Md aswnmwa salaries for a
stoundH II H and we tn ~ 70 gu
from M to a week
Yuk sAL
In NAT TnRu nd
OF MsucpN HlgA
For Both Sexee-CIfy.

THD BERLTTz school. OF LANGUAGE
h &o4Asea tl23 Broadway BEeoeiya % Cg2S -
EsV Term LsGfFs Bow-Tfssl SessoaR freA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

Fer Boys and Young Men-CouaERgs
kEAPLHWOOD. CcDeoFdvGil& Pa &21& YasA 1afvS
III ard Wesleyan frstrHrtora- Wakes ap eoyS
4utiea nf li:a. No ~nbacco. J. SH0RTElTASE. FY1A
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

Superior hateI aeeemmc6Rttsns az msdeTats raj
THE ALBEKAR1E,

virEtzta-ave, asaF Beach, Atlantic City.
An eIsaHas noSera hotel new t4EougAo1t esesetcl
aHantsd $or tie aniarfa&Dmaat Of SpytuG vfStcTSi
Srre sunny trcrt roems aRY with private baths Bra
Sr4 metal beds througA EeeVetos PsFvee 20 al nScE
HoteI s tnooughfy heated bY eD4a eNts fEs
zooo feet Of beaurffuf sun p.:i1Fs eEeso entiT
service eIespenaIly seoa Spscta! terms au[iaE spEn
IS 90 Slooe &1150 weekly: q % s9A ugWa[d 20
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
F;nanciaI Elections.

TEE PEFER c0oF%R YZRE INSURANCE CO.
sSE4rH eoTHaP &lnth street
Sfew YnFR SEzreh a6 49,
Az ELECTION Eoa DIRECTORS AND
tns,s.ao.a e aAaeGaez VII As hed AOeAaE. the
SsraSsh eng sf ARGE Res as 80 efS q shs cep~As-
~SSA I'VE - o. B. c4N0rDUS @seFsEsxy.
oTTFcn or TIE NEW SoEK LIFE INSURANCE
C0EpASy,
So A 80 peesfEaSA A4y 4sEA SatES- ru-rr
AN EkEGT1ON FOB TRUSTEES oF 9HA
enes azA for inspeesas sha PEST Gsettea.
49, EoHe Once % this CESEsr3aY -
NiSA.esAe1 All 81 II & -.
- fa ~ fSRAs q WNIfEEY. aeGeeagYs
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

DED %" LINE.
AS Per l. ouayrs, Puerto eaeec Curacao sna Mara
| ensha via CuRaeAA calling also at 9aa InAa. p T.
Frea Pisr L. adjoining Wall Sc Ferry hrookiyn
| 8. 8. CARACAS ISet0ToaH Apr.i' q noen
q a A.
The superior aeeo@modatteaa for
| sassanGSPS BOULTON. BLISS q DkLLETT.
General AAn2SsrH. ta6 Front 1t.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
THE ST. CHARLES,
HOTEL RUDOLF.

DIRECT OCEAN FRoET. ATLANTIC CITY. ~ J.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANE
Rooms with and fresh water baths ACslC-
N. Y. Representatives Park ftseS. 1sSo - M 70 8
p. NJ.
Phone $3.50 CartlAA4t g y. AfEfte.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LiNEs'
FOR TEXAS: oEnRdiss ~ AMP SL TLoRInA1 iaIo1 - :,
poInts - Tsx9a cUiOrseA AT1sSas CeIsSrna; Asxieo
G H MALLORY CO.. 9sa- Agts-. PtaF %. = r., u. {
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16

CHATEAU DOR AND COLONEL LORINC.
Mr.. Vernon's house in New Orleans.
was, perhaps, the most pretenlous
residence place IN the city Built Of
gray brick, IL stood well back from the
street. IN the midst of old trees It's
broad verandas and high hipped dor
mer-windows, showing but duskily
forth through the foliage. which al
most hid the balconies and oriels be-
tween, were solid and heavy. The
whole structure was massive aud
solemn-looking giving the general
impression of exclusiveneSs aud lofty
loneliness.
The grounds were large aud every
where showed that neither money nor
care had been grudgingly spent To add
beauty and comfort to the place
From base to roof, the house sug-
gcsted in every angle and curve the
wealth. pride and taste OF its owner;
but it also suggested more; the pecu-
liar civilization grown out of the old
Louisiana colonial life and out of the
strange vicissitudes aud exigencies OF
/ the development of New Orleans spoke
/ through the architecture and sur
roundings, There were flowers every
where, especially roses aud cactuses,
making the dusky air flash with colors
blended perfumes coming and going
with the wind-pulses aud all around
aud above the soft, satin rustic oil
leaves.
Mr.. Vernon had named his place
Chateau d'Or. He liked the name
he said. because a vessel that brought
him good luck had borne IT; but hs
never told what the good luck was OF
what had become of the vessel. Il
seemed TO delight him no little whes
he was able TO excite curiosity on this
subject. only to leave it altogether an
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16

Lynchburg. Va. Spccial.-At a meet
ing OF the Executive Committee ~
Randolph-Mocon WOman's College.
Miss Addio Taylor was elected by the
committee assistant in English. Miss
Gillic Larew. in Mathematics Miss
Matte Woodruff. In ancient languages
and Miss Sadie MCss Harmonscn. in
modern languages. Miss Jessie BostiCk
was elected instructor ga gymnastics
and Miss Matte Craighill assistant la
philosophy and pedagogy Miss Metz
ger was recommended I'D the trustees
for election as professor of vocal
music. 70 succeed the late Professor
Scheihmann. and Miss Clara orr FOR
assistant bra music.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16

Roanoke. va, Special-Mrs. Maud
Ballard. whc shos and killed Miss
Chambers IN Logan county, w. "a,
last February has been tried for the
crime in the county court OF Logan and
sent 10 prison for six years. Ii was
alleged that the Ballard woman's aus
band had been intimate with the
Chambers girl and while mad VIZ
jealousy Mrs Ballard went to the house
where Miss Chambers lived and calling
her out. marched her az the POINT q a
Winchester rife 10 the head az a
stream. where she blew he- brains oui
while she was en- her knees praying
for mercy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16

League OF Danviile. now a dry town.
offers % supply liquor for medicinal
purposes 10 the citizens OF the lowe
without charge resolution 90 this
eject was adopted by the League az a
meeting held last week. IL is a bold
move from pecUniary standpoint. as
no one can approximate the number
% calls that viii Be reLo upon les Of
Ter. The physicians. who have ex-
pericnccd Ga tho last fev days the ne
Cessity 90 some such arrangement for
supplying st.mulants i'm urgent. cases.
appreciate the generous purposes OF
the League ana viii lend their efforts
70 see that there Isl no abuse OF the Of
fer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16
OLD DOMINION NEWS.


B0ydton. Special.-Thc County
Court OF NcckienburE held a term for
the purpose OF hearing applications for
liquor license. There were eight Who
asked sor the privilege. Most OF them
had petitions. The first case tried vas
from Jeffrcss Junction. Judge Homes
refused this application under that
clause OF the Mann bill which says.
That the sale Of ardent spirits al
that place viii not be contrary 10 a
sound public policy. or injurious 20 the
mortal or the material interest OF the
community.
The judge stated that he could not
say that the sale Of liquor would not
% Injurious 20 the morals OF the com
munity. and SO denied the application
The other seven applicants gave up As
the matter stands now. GAINESVILLE and
B0ydton are the only places IN the
county where liquor "a sold. Ciarks-
vile hal already obtained license by
reason OF having police protection and
Roycton has dispensary.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16
Virginia RrIefs.

Roanoke. Special r. Garst. n
Roanoke county farmer ana mill own
er. residing four miles south OF Roa-
noke city. has fallen heir 10 a portion
OF an estate in Texas valued at SI4-
100000 II is said that there are about
125 heirs interested and that each viii
receive more than 500 600 In the d.
vision
Suffolk. Special-The II J. Heinz
Pickle Company positively Will put
up a plant at Suffolk and very likely
will establish another at Holland
They viii not be regular finishing rae
tories. but saitins stations. large
enough to care FOR every cucumber
grown IN Nansamond county. The
greatest difficulty was ia getting the
farmers 70 plant enough. Heinz will
not establish . sailing station until he
has guaranteed the prodact OF AZ least
zoo acres.
Newport News. Special-The cru
User Olympia arrived here from Old
Point and. although II has not been
Officially announced. IL is reported that
she VIII go TO the SAipyard for over.
hauling and repairs.
The new monitor Nevada. recently
commissioned. has arrived in Hamp
ton roads. The board OF inspection will
arrive from Washington. and the
monitor win then be given the accept
ence trial.
Roapoke. Specialize United Com
mercial Travellers. OF this city. in con
junction with the General Amusement
Company OF Cincinnati. opened I
weeks engagement here Monday un
der the most favorable auspices.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-05-16

Lexington Va Special Gen
cral Assembly 90 the Southern Pres
hyterian church will hold its forty
third annual session in Lexington. Va.
May 21-30 The opening sermon viii bc
preached by the retiring moderator.
Rev vs. r Hail. professor OF syste-
matte theology De The Columbia Semi
nary Included in the business thar
Win come over from the last year viii
De- the new catechism of the church.
which has been preparing for some
years. The prCsbyterics Will send up
their answers as go whether the form
~ government shall De- amended SO
chat a thesis written In Latin shall no
longer be- required of candidates for
license 90 preach There viii bee re-
ports from each of the following eX-
lccntive committees through which the
activities of che church are carried on:
Home missions. foreign missions. pub
I ucauon ministerial education. colorcd
levangellzauon ministerial relief
Church and Christian education. the
home and school Meetings viii he
/ held and addresses made by the
fablest men available Reports viii bC
submitted from each of the thcolo
/ gical Summaries. Union at Richmond
I Columbia. Louisville. Clarksville and
/ Austin. one OK the most interesting
/ discussions wlll Dee over the question
J IL whether or rot Ovcrtures shall D'
made 20 the Reformed Dutch Churci
in Americal in gard GO union pc
tween The TWO churches. which arr
closely akin In sDN-ilmcnt and doc
/ frf