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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18

Market Ferriby Grammar School
boasted OF french profcS~or-one
John Henry, English by compulsion,
French by birth and training. Every
body could see that by bis manner.
his dress. his tall furry French hat,
his silver buckled French shoes. lie
was n dimiDutive, courtier-like gen
tleman. rather shabby on his pittancc
OF a hundred pounds year but none
the less proud Of his ancestry. We
believed him 20 Zoe OF royal blood.
Yet we did not show respect, even FOR
his attachments. Indeed. with his in
significant stature and his absent
mindedness. he was something OF a
butt for raw Jokes. / remember 50
well the winter for 70 led ne to her
who has become the light OF my
lifel when he struyed thoughficssl 81
nto the midst Of n SNOWFALL fight be
tween classes on the school green
Both sides Joined en- the attack. and
the old professor was well-nigh nm
conscious when / rescued him. set
him I'm n hanson, aud took him tc
his horuc
A tiny cottage, on a corner near the
outskirts Of town. where the river
drive swept into our little park inW
often / remembered Il iu after days
There Adelai Idle and her father spent
their quiet, happy life The professor
was absorbed I'm his hooA~. th,
daughter moved quietly around ti'
house. or attended her flowers. \,
it was when / called a few night
later 20 inquire as 90 Ar. Henry
condition. The Christmas holiday
were on. I had ample leisure. An'
what a team love and leisure make
For two years more OLD NIrke
Ferriby was heaven think
did myself credit On certain stud C..
although the professor todd me bland
IS that 1 was 80 well posted iu certli
others that he would not End IL nee
cssiry 20 examine me, which cNpiana
tiOn my parents swallowed wlth0U
hesitation. II 1 failed IN any I mus
confess my greater Interest at the li
tic cottage. spent good man
hours studying a pair of eyes ari
pretty face and the Kind of voiC
that makes you think.
/ graduated with two precious po
sessions; a heart and a diploma.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18

next dnoryard. and gave their tribute
to sissnther The vines had come CD
and run 60 secd twice since she
picked their blossoms Ncighbors
said tn. professor aud his daughter
left suddenly. Some one heard him
exclaim TO some one else 20 back
90 my kingly rights am mon
arch" That WIS all Something
clutched at my throat. was hardly
-hteen. Do YOU wonder I cried "A lit
tleg
wont TO Paris and studied the
great newspapers for months past.
one morning / found in a year old
American New York Herald. refer
cncc 90 the little kingdom Of Barrat-
aria. an Island in the northern seas.
The writer told OF great fetcs In the
little town OF Thousand souls over
the return OF it's king. driven out dur
ing "A revolution some years before.
Then ms heart went sick. for there
was picture OF little Adelaide. as
the king daughter, wearing a quaint
lace headlines with gold ornaments
around the ears The old love re-
kiucird- / packed my grip ana Dc
parted Tor Eurratariu ou thc night
train
Barrataria consisted OF a city o
some four Thousand souls. on % two
hundrcd-aCre island reached hy long
heavy bridges from the mainland.
was au elevated plain. built up soil,
with residences aud WAREHOUSES lI
people were wch-to-do. Many o
thcm dried shipi0ads of herring am
sole. storing their packages Of IRA
grant fish under open sheds, or g.
loosely built frame barns. Other
operated ulg steamship lines. speut
ing their days at business and the.
resting hours in Blru tarla. Other
Wore gentlemen of leisure and gan
hlcr.. They came from several neal
b 10y provinces And presently thc
q were intermarry.ng and rearing sor
Q with more money than brains. 10
{ mo- wonder that the yotcrs-the nati1
81 born were turbulent. When I d
y rived a new party had been orca'
b ICED. SOME Kind OF au anti. or may .
a liberal Anyhow the little town vs.
broken up into ciilucs aud they wri
p at one another's throats Opposite %
L city Han. Government troops sat q
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18
Encouragement To Young Writer'S
Van Callva.

To voung and ambitious writer's. who
become discouraged at the nOn-accept-
ance ami uoa-appearance ID print oi
their accepted articles o. win te inter.
esting TO know what Edward Clarence
Stedman writes I'm a current ma~azine
that Mr. Fields Of the Atlantic Monthly
once advised him that be hai lots OF
stuff. which hai been ln an unDub-
lished state for Ave years. Stedmau
adds that one Of his famous south
Sea ldyls" remained In their Office foi
seven years before it found It's way
into print
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18

think I far out-vaiucd the heart. FOR
there never was another like ID. aud
none ever Will he But at my pater-
nal home. Charters Court there was
blood on the face of the moon, and a
leather strap awaiting the youtntul
Scion. 80 1 uevlaied and spent bliss
ful month I'm France. pending a reduc-
tion OF the tempest. For j had told
them of my engagement 20 Adelaide,
and my desire 10 marry her immeOi-
ately and bring her home 1T VIII
blow over" l said 10 myself. laugh
ing at love letters from adelaide, and
writing her n stream OF tender re-
plies. Then / got mad. For She told
me her father, old Henry, had thrown
a ut when she spoke Of her cOntem-
plated cooperative association.
chased back 10 Terribly and
dropped IN at the house about tea
time l ate lorui supper Odd
Henry's manner chilled me 20 my
spurs. and / could think OF nothing
but army gossip, for had graduated
into an organization OF prospective
army officers.
Then I broke loose and told him
what / wanted, while Adelaide dis
creetly withdrew. He was a stone
post 10 my entreaty. my demand, m,
storm so as / had put pride beneath
my heel, ana cOuiQ not give AN
up. I offered him a home. an annuity
an Indefinite leave OF absence, wit
pay and eXpenses-any old plan tina
would give a fair exchange for hi
sorrow. He shook his head. III
even swore at me In French. An
then he called her IN and made he
dismiss me, though she did il i
tears
From india to Africa. from ice {
equator. I moved about through Ems
lish Army stations We We're on
tour OF England's Outposts--one OF th
first school trips Of the young Office
/ attained new grades and dome
new uniforms. l added stars an
bars. cords and fringe. I had b
come a real soldier. even got 10!
some scrimmages with the blacks
Egypt-a gang Of robbers who inhal
tied an abandoned city. And aft,
Ave years knocking about, returne
10 England Bur my heart was 81
at the little cottage. and thither
weDt On the first train. IL was empt
Aaelaiss's chickens Inhabited q
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18

The Hungarian chemist. Brup, says
he has discovered a LIQUID chemical
compound which renders certain kinds
OF matter proof against the effects OF
time. He says Il doubles the density
OF nearly every kind OF stone and rem
ders Il water proof
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18
- 49, PreraiIef.

A green llttle boy I'm a green little way
4 green little apple devoured one day.
And the green little grasses now ten
DERBY wave
Ger the green little apple boys green
little grave.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18

The oldest tombstone "A New York is
In Trinity Chgrchyard II is inscribed.
Richard Ciemdle. 1851" The remas a.
der CT the inscrl pticn has been worn
away from the stone by wind and rain.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18

The great rock OF Gibraltar Is crum.
ling and the rotting masses OF the
rock must be continually bound TO
gether with huge patches CT masonry
and cement.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-18


lily on an important fnlstOn. ana
after Oribing the guard. was permit :
tcd so send In my card. trcScAtiy
the guard returned. aud O0wing bow. ,
/ entreutcd nae 10 follow him. al,
passed through tie marble halls OF
the palace, and vas ushcred into a ,
( dAlaly lighted draw INK NON. And iN
II few minutes entered Adelaide. my
own. my darling. holding out hota
hands and smiling her greeting.
took her 10 my heart I covered her
dear face with kisses. Aud when We
were quietcd, I told her how had
found her and why I had come. She
insisted that IL was no use-that 10
only made her lot harder 70 bear She
had been ordered by tie ling 90 wed
she lOatAed him. ~Oh, Gregory. sHe
sobbcd, IL we could only b. back il .
the little Gotta 50 Ia Fcrrlhy-
Al. the bitter sweet OF those days
the hunger Tor my sweetheart the ln- #
frequent gllmpscs Of her dear face, .
the haunting fear or TraStamara' = .
schemes 4 or two weeks 1 remained .
No the hotel. while thc revolution .
. smOuldercd. and I racked my brains
for "a method OF rcScdlug Adelaide. .
Then my plan formed. I sat stll and
awaited the crucial moment
10 was the night of the annual
Grand State Bali With a somewhat
doubtful heart, 4 entered the palace. in
b sword Rcfere nanv minutes 1 vas
= summoned bv N0elaiuats Chamber
d lain 60 meet her ln the dancing luA.
d.. and thitlor 4 went Tor a brief dance
z with my beloved. Scar hy aer. guard
p ing her jcalousiy, stood 'lrasianarn.
:. a. dark-urowCd desperate. 4 had
z lelrnDd-thouuh he knew IL uot-that
"a hc lad several hundred trusty follow
s ers. in the palace and out. ready o.
% rush 20 his caA- He had planned tu
a carry ont his scheme taat night
a. kueyv all this and / alone and almost
n nr.ntv. landed ,yns ther,, 10 hnrs him.
rs After our dance. I uad ana oppOrtu-
d. uffr d, draw AIef1flo inn. fIt. CON
ir ~orratorv ablurel her 90 20 with
-s me back to Euglaud-to leave tho
l- place with Am lis chickering's ANA plot
r. tings. and be nay bonnie English wife.
.y ~But father she faltcred. "tbey
ls would tear him 90 pieces " they found
IS me- gone. And yet. Gregory dear I
zee believe uc would 20 lf DEE had a
~ chance. He ls SO feeble. So sick Of ii
n ALL NJ You could talN with him.
.t suddenly Adclaldc's eyes grew biz
's and dark with fright Sly back was
PC to the door. ana bad one hand ou
E her waist smoothing her dear lili
90 WIN t-e 0t-tL- tulieu aNu .'4
! -c"tl t'iiii''A -cl'' 't---
4 / lWccn lne -Ie1t IeAFe9 eL P'l-N
grlnnlns mater ully, was lfasl1inlra
he u>ipp'''ieu
u The next moment there was hub
II hub in the hail. The King / hcart
4 them cry. The King. "tomr Will
4 me quick" said Adelaide, in an eN
II excited whisper. lit is our oul1
j chance. And taking me hy flc aru
She drew mc into the ball room aut
II zap ON Co the stage. The crowd ap
Il |proaclcd as Ou upfOe with cNcitmcul
~ Tor rrlStlmaru had uudouhtedl
a spread the news. I'm the front cam.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
RIFLED REGISTERED MAIL
Fargo's Grand Jury Indicts Former
Mail Carrier on Serious Charge.

FARGO N D.-Brhce Duncan Fra Frank <, Reed ed
and James Baker have, been indicted by the
United States grand jury. Other indictments
were found but as the persons have not been
located the names were not announced.
The findings against Duncan are the most In
portant. He was for some years a carrier at
Grand Forks and later a clerk. he Is alleged
to have e.nbezzled government funds by rif1ng
registered packages. The amount he secured is
arrested at Minot with lot Of counterfeit coin
Of a poor imitation. Baker is reported to have
smuggled some stuff over, the line.
The case against Joe Plante, charged with
selling Florida water to- Indians. causing the
death of nine, has again been investigated.
The reduction in the insurance rates In Fargo
will be less than anticipated. At~first it was
thought the average would be mething like
IS per cent, but now. it is claimed that 20 pei
cent on buildings and 10 per cent on contents
win be the limit. The new rates are expected
The y. NJ. c.. A. directors have elected H. H
Wheelock president r. NJ Hamilton, the re
tiring official was elected vice president. w
]: Lane. secretary of the board. and w. D.
Hodgson, treasurer, We're elected G. %. AlleI
IS the general secretary. 5
new schedule is to be established on TIE
Fargo and Moorhehd street railway lines which
utes The new line to- the Moorhead courthouse
will be opened and the number Of cars increasee
90 per cent on the eIftffe line. ss
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
big nine TEAMS
OPEN THE SEASON
Chicago Plays Iowa in the Initial
Game Of 1905 Western
Schedule.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Chicago, Oct. THE formal opening of the
western football season took place today, when
Chicago and Iowa met on Marshall field. While
there already have been some close and interest
Ing games in the west, this is the first time that
two members Of the Big Nine have met in a
championship game.
Owing to the, crippled condition of many OF
the regulars, Chicago has not her strongest
team in the field, and close game may be the
result Little is known Of the strength of the
Iowa eleven, except that it has beaten Coe p
to 0 and Monmouth 40 to 0. - at 5s.7a
That Coach Stagg does not intend to take
chances being surprised by unexpected
| strength on the part of the Hawkeye team was
shown by the hard workout he gave the men
yesterday. To make sure that there would be
| no Iowa men watching the practice, Stagg did
not follow his usual custom of opening the gates
after an hour of secret practice, but kept the lid
on all afternoon. "
| The men were out early and kept hard at i,
| until long after dark. They We're given signal
| practice for the greater part Of the time and
!; then were worked at breaking up some Of the
favorite Iowa plays.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
MUCH FOOTBALL
THRUOUT THE LAND.
Big Teams Find Today's Work
Just a Bit Sitter Than
Before.
ToDAY's FOOTBALL

Us g., -s. WEST. .s.
Minnesota VS.. North Dakota at Minneap-
oils. 49, 49,. 4
Michigan VS.. Case school, at Ann Arbor.
Drake vs.. Coe college at Des Moines~
Wisconsin VS.. Lawrence at Madison. T.
Wabash VS. Northwestern at Evanston.
California VS.. Reliance at Berkeley.
Illinois VS.. Northwestern College at Cham
palgn. ..l ......-... .. ..'
Chicago VS.. Iowa at Chicago. - as
Indiana VS.. Kentucky at Louisville. B.
Nebraska VS.. South Dakota at Lincoln.
oberlin VS.. Kenyon at oberlin. "a "
Monmouth vs.. Keokuk at Keokuk. p =
Columbian VS.. Wesleyan at New York.
Yale VS.. Syracuse at New Haven.
Carlisle Indians VS.. Penn State at Harris
Amherst vs.. storrs A. G. at Amherst
Lehigh VS.. N Y. U. at New York. A..
Pennsylvania VS.. Swarthmore at fh1iadel-
phia.
Annapolis VS.. Virginia M. I. at Annapolis.
Williams VS.. Union at Schenectady. ~
Lafayette VS.. Ureinus at Easton.
Harvard VS.. Maine at Cambridge.
Princeton VS.. Georgetown at Princeton.
Dickinson VS.. Haverford at Carlisle.
Trinity VS.. Rutgers at Hartford.
Brown VS.. Worcester Polytechnic at Prov1-
dence.
Washington and Jefferson VS.. Ohio at
Washington, Pa.
Albright VS.. Kutztown at Myerstown.
Hobart VS.. Cook at Geneva.
Princeton 09 VS.. Brooklyn B. H. s. at
Princeton.
Holy Cross VS.. Dartmouth at Hanover.
Hamilton vs.. Rochester at Hamilton.
St. Johns VS.. William and Mary at An
napolis.
Franklin and Marshall VS.. Western Mary
land at Lancaster.
Cornell VS.. Bucknell at ithaca.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
G0PHERS IN CANADA
AFTER WHIST H0NORS

Winnipeg, Man. Oct. IA party OF promi-
nent Minneapolis business and professional men
arrived In the city yesterday morning for the
purpose of making good a challenge extended to
some 5well-known local devotees of the popular
game Of bridge whist. for a series Of ma tches
for international honors.
A special Pullman car was placed at the dis
posal of the party by the. Great Northern Rail
road company, and they reached the city over
that road yesterday morning. They are staying
of local players. Last evening they were ban
quoted at the Manitoba club. fa$
The personnel of the visiting party is as fol-
lows: W. T. Fraser, w. A Thomas. G. f.
Piper. James MARSHALL. F. L. Corse, J. "A. Mel
son, B. Cable, II. A. Smith, J. Gilflan, George
Christian, F. T. Heffelfnger, w. E. Kerr, 6.
H. Hood, Fred Whallon, o. II, Briggs and q.
Warner. 4aH. u iFsssEs s. % >t@55i III, @& &ssas
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
STRENUOUS WORK PUTS
/. YALE MEN In HOSPITAL
journal Special Service.

journal Special Service.
New Haven, Oct. 1.-THE Yale game of foot
ball as it is being played at present. with Fos-
ter Sanford squirting the men on resulted yes
terday in two additions to the hospital list.
John Quill, the fullback, received a bad kick
in the stomach that may take him out Of the
running for place in today's game. Sub Root
received a badly wrenched right shoulder that
will spoil his chances of playing again for
fortnight. 1t is not likely that Hoyt will be
back for week.
Despite the absence Of Trip from the line
the defense OF the varsity forwards good
any this season. The college team given
the ball on the varsity 15-yard line. After
ten minutes play, in which the college was
allowed to keep the ball, the second team left
it exactly where it began the play. It only
towards the close of the scrimmage that the
college managed to force the ball Two
halves were played and of the who
were to play today were spared from the prac-
tice.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
CAN RAISE GOOD APPLES =.
Southern North Dakota Developing as
t,4 ~ a Fruit Country. II

FOR,fAN. N. :: D.-A,s few years ago the idea
of annle culture in Sargent county was secuted
as ilnpracticable if not an impossibility. sey-
eral farmers, however, have shown that aPpies
can be raised in Sargent county. J. M. Blythe
and Carl lLawson have had signal success, rails
ing both large and small varieties. MI. Law
son announces that he has many nne apple trees
for sale.
The teachers institute for Sargent county
commences next week. hTere are about one
] The Farmers Loan and Trust company Of
Sargent county has been Incorporated. and will
have branch office at Minot. George W. Nc
Williams of Cogsville will have charge of the
main Office and G. NJ scoville of the branch
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
Today'S Lineup.
The lineup of the Minnesota Dakota game
this afternoon was as follows: - 49,
BADGER FIGHT WAS
A STRENUOUS ONE

Madison, Wis, Oct. 7.-More than 600 stu
dGEts were ducked in Lake Mendoza yesterday
in the annuaY freshman-sophomore class rush.
the most furious in the history of the University
Of Wisconsin, ... .....5'.l = .s'.
Clint D. North of Cleveland, suffered two
broken ribs the result Of fall from a tele-
phone pole, where he was climbing after class
flag. He was unconscious for two hours and
is said to be in serious condition. One stu
dent got broken leg and forty others re-
ceved minor injuries. :. .,--s. -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
MURDER CASE GOES OVER
. MO 1s01I0 OfaNI OO10 OVaH'
Flute, Indian Slayer Of Two, Not to
-. s=@,+ Be Fired Right Away. -.

STsSETON, s. D.--The Flute murder case was
called on Thursday afternoon and the prisoner
was arraigned. The defense requested that an
fully understand the import Of the information.
The court appointed HarryS. Norris who read
the information in both charges to Flute in
Sioux. II -..-....tn.,. ..-,- ....'.,... .,.. .r
Yesterday the prisoner was again arraigned
and the defense demurred to the indictment.
The demurrer was overruled and an exception
taken: A plea of not guilty was entered and
a motion to quash the panel on account OF
prejudice was granted and the case continued
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
MERCHANTS ASK RELIEF
Business Men Of Milbank Want Re-
duction on Tax Assessment.

..MlLBANK, s. D.-A meeting was held this
afternoon by the merchants of this city for the
cure from the state board of equalization N
reduction of the assessment left by the board on
stocks of merchandise. All the stocks in Mi.
bank We're assessed by the city at 40 per cent
OF their actual value. This was increased 100
per cent by the state board, making an assess
ment OF 80 per cent of the actual value. upon
which tax is to be levied f.s -
Merchants say that bank stocks and real
estate should bear part Of the tax. A. ".
t1sher, J. $. Farley and August Mittlestaedt
We're appointed committee to secure the CO.
operation of other counties. M Is
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
PRINCETON CHEERS TO
ENCOURAGE WARRIORS
Journal Special Service,

Journal Special Service. 57
Princeton, Oct. 7.-Princeton men turned out
in a body yesterday to march down to football
practice and to cheer and support the orange and
black this fall. Previous to the practice large
mass meeting was held to practice football
songs The practice was short and light in
preparation for Georgetown today. The weather
was cool, and there was snap in the work, tho
fumbling is still discouragingly evident. 81
Mccormack is back in the game at fu1lback,
having recovered from his Illness. Phillips, 1905,
has been taken on the varsity training table.
He took Herring's place on the first team at
tackle yesterday afternoon and showed up in
splendid style. Robert Galley, 97, all American
center for two years. was on the field yesterday
and assisted in coaching the men for that place
The line men are being coached by Jesse Riggs
and Doc Hil1ebrand.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
FRENCH In HUFF, .
TO QUIT AMERICA
Automobile Club Official Says
Vanderbilt Race Will be Last
-Criticizes Rules. 49,.
Journal Special Service.


Paris Oct. THE Automobile club Of France
made the announcement today in advance of the
running of the for the Vanderbilt cup In
New York next Saturday that no matter what
may be the outcome Of that contest it will not
participate in the event next year. ..7 =
Your correspondent sought explanation from,
the secretary Of the club and was told that the
club was too busy, with automobile races In
France to engage inh others at SO great dis
tance. Moreover, he said the club was not at
all satisfied with the eru1es governing the Wander
bilt cup contest, m ~. r .rrs.-..-r
.Altho he was not very ySexplcitait was gathered
that he thoughts daiberate sattempts had been
made to lessen the sehances Of, French success
in the race thru partfa1ity in the number of
cars allowed to be entered as well as other re-
strictions which had not been enforced in the
case. of &other countries tEt ~ !.
Many,members Of the Automobile club are irri
say that the club acts by common consent ar.
bitter of French automobile affairs and that there
fore they can do nothing but submit.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
NOT AFTER BIG SCORE
Wisconsin Will Not Try to Give Law.
renee Chicago Dose.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. - ..-
Madison, Wis, Oct. 7.-Wisconsin is not out
to better Chicago's score against Lawrence In
today's game The hot weather and Wednes
days game put several of the badger stars on
the hospital list. Clark is sick and Soukup
will take his place today Findlay is also out
of It, ~ E2-.. s.E =, ~
Chicago made s3 points against Lawrence and
this is thought too high a mark for the badgers
in their present crippled condition. Yesterday
tolerably good showing, scoring two touchdowns
on the scrubs. 1t Is reported that King has told
his men not to attempt to run up the score.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
WABASH MEETS NORTHWESTERN
Plucky Team Causes McC Cornack,s Men
! to Work Hard.
Journal Special Service,

Journal Special Service.
and Wabash will meet on Northwestern field at
evanston. The game Is one of the hardest on
the Northwestern schedule, and at least 900
people are expected to watch the contest Atho
materially lighter in both line and backfeId
Wabash has proved a hard opponent to both
Chicago and illinois, Coach Cayou is depending
upon the pluck and speed Of his men to hold
down the heavy Northwestern team =
Coach Mccormack is taking no chances with
| the Wabash bunch, for he realizes that they
was long, the scrimmage was fierce and the
warm air overhead was sulphurous with Macs
favorite words of encouragement Even Davis
loosened up and hurried. Captain Reuber played
| in fine FORM. The scrubs strengthened by
heavy material from the freshman squad and
gave the first team hard fight Reuber, Van
ryher and johnson made long gains and Davis
was brought back to carry the ball. Granburg
came out of the hospital today and went into
the scrimmage '"." - - -ss 80