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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-03-21
cord and 1 asked which ones

popular grammar teacher in
town in northern Utah. By this
time we had reached the hotel,
and after a hearty dinner l start
ed to surprise some of my ac-
quaintances. Of course my first
stopping place was my old board
ing house. / found Mrs. Hos
ford much aged in appearance
but the same kind, motherly
woman who had made me feel SO
much at home fifteen years be-
fore. Her daughters were all
away from home. Naomi one of
the faculty of the Moscow Uni
versity, was attending summer
school at Seattle. Ruth had a
happy home of her own in the
eastern part of Idaho. Flora
was the head nurse in q hospital
in Salt Lake. The only son and
pride of the household, Lawrence,
was a prominent lawyer at
Boise. / remembered well how
he used to say to me, Miss
O'Day, do you know what I'm
doing to be when / dit bid ?"
Well, no, what is it? I'm doing
to be a lawyer. ! spent many
pleasant hours at this pleasant
home and left wishing there
more women in this world like
Mrs. n.
The next morning the thought
struck me that / would like to
see the Sullivans, so l boarded
an early local and went up to
the springs. | found Mr.. and
Mrs. Sullivan aged but as jolly
as of yore. Sadie was still with
them and carried the cognomen
of old maid very gracefully and
graciously. Corney was living
on a ranch up East Fork where
a fan Chicago madame sees that
he has the requisite three meals
day, buttons sewed on and the
house in general good order and
tries to imagine the gigantic
mountains some of Chicago's
skyscrapers. Jerry, Aileen and
lilly were located in pleasant
homes of their own in the West.
OF course must needs know
what Willie was doing. / was
informed that he had a fine string
of race horses with headquarters
at Pocatello, and when l remem-
bered his natural love of sport
and of horses knew he would
succeed. Fair Anna, who used
to have streaks of sunshine and
Shadow in her school days, was
a fine musician and although at
present, spent much of her time
in Salt Lake teaching her chosen
art. Mrs. Sullivan informed me
that Mr. and Mrs. Kopp had
long since gone to Michigan, and
l knew one woman had been
made happy. In a day or so l
returned to town and looked up
and called on more of my former
acquaintance and througg mem.
cries channels learned about
more of my former pupils.
Walter Germer was running
his fathers ranch, assisted by an
efficient wife. Elmore Fitzger-
aid had followed his fathers
profession and was hauling ore
from the mines to the smelter.
Mollie had succeeded in getting
enough schooling to enable her
to teach school, and was one, of
Custer county's best teachers.
Date | discovered behind the
counter of the Mercantile Co.'S.
store, and l want to tell you
you'd look long way before
you'd find his equal as a clerk.
Mable Baker, who always re-
minded me of doll she was so
SMALL found conducting the
only millinery store the city pos
sessed. OF course Roy Tracht
was soon accounted for. He was
a partner in his fathers mine,
and had done so we'll that he was
| living without the necessity of
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05
The three rawlings sentenced.

valdosta. Ca. Spe,iai--5enten.es q
death we're passed upon j. G.. sa"t-
fng Milton Rawlings AMI Jesse .ta"l-
ires Non0ay night. The date az &c
cntiou Is the 18th OF September. W Ae-
asked what he had 20 say Why seAlel-e
sbonld not be passed. J. C.. Raw hnsA
said. ,,.,,
car no more pluck it than You can
~. BRIGHTNESS OF the sun. The sen
fence can do no more than kill. fess
H." Sentence was next passed upon
Milton. who accepted st without a word
when Jessle's sentence was reau. re
leaned toward the court ooi said, MOI
e7,iltv." then busa into tears. l-cc-la4 .
was sentenced TO life imprisonment
Frank Turner. the negro preacher
charged with being accessory before the
fact was found guilty with q recon-
mendation OF mercy. 4 motion lcT
now trial in the case Of the Rawlings
was hled and the 9th day o. Septemoer
was the date fixed for the hearing. All
Moore. also condemned TO die, VIII *
sentenced later.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05
Johann Hoch Respited.

Chicago. Special - Johann Hoch'
..Pluebeard" and confessed bigamist,
sentenced 10 be hanged Friday Tot
polsoning one Of his wives, was grant
Cd a reprieve until August 25th by
Governor Deneen. The stay Of exc
cutlon followed hours Of anxiety on
the part OF Hoch. who had never given
up hope. and was allowed by the Gov
ernor only after the latter had been
assured that the necessary sum 10 ap
neal the case had been raised Inc
amount. $500. was given By an a,,oF
new and friend OF hOch's counsel Inc
attorney declared be was actuauSc
purely b. humanitarian motives
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05
Teleoraphie Briefs.

All OF the dead OF the Bennington
have been identified; they number 81.
The Charleston board OF health has
decided that the yellow fever situation
is not sufficiently serious 20 require
against any point
President Castro is extensively for
flying the Venezuelan coast and may
import japanese gunners. He contcm-
plates visiting his neighbcr republics
10 propose an allegiance.
v. r. Sanford. who killed George
Wright q Rome. Ga. says &c wiA Zee
able 10 prove that Wright and Mrs.
Sanford stayed at an Atlantic hotei
several times as man and wife.
The grand jury In Washington IN
vestigating the cotton report scandal
heard six Witnesses yesterday. -four
OF them being from New York. IL Is
believed that the investigation vii
continue for two weeks.
The boiler Of the Reliance. a small
tugboat belonging TO Peter Bender 4
Son. blew up at the landing on Plan
tation creek, Northampton county. an'
WAS totally destroyed. Mr.. Bende
and his son Fred were painfully burne
1 The cause Of the explosion - nc
known
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05

sitting IL the sun OF the EsrancA OF
tne CITY hospital recently Vas an IN
1isu his braided hair entwineo WIZ
yellow yarn. and his melancholy eoun-
ssra-oe tWltchsng with nervous az
Secfiou. according 70 the Kansas City
Stzr. This picture q misery Vas 20
zeoh Creeping Bear. so1 o. WHITE
ssar. s.hief q the Ogalaiah Sioux E1s
~ -heumatlEn Sc ore leg ane Taz
feeling very badly
.-yerv bad. very bad be gro~'lec-
Take OF Iu5un clothes. put on Eng
va elofbes-catch rheumatism NeF-
- had rheunstisrn 10 SOuta Dakota
V,auu English clothes
yes. ny father White bear' eniei
Ooztailah Sioux. Waite Bear little
ehfef when Sitting Bun ~ eAiei-
w-hits Bear very old ECw.
Me Joe Creeping Bear Nnen
horp white Bear see bear creeping p
&C., meat ny mother hang up ~
4her cal nae Creeping Bear indian
father name boy FOR ErsL thing H. So
zf,er BOY born. Ne eOt two brothers
SAMMY gxtt3e Bear and Willie :.
Hear. white Pear End dead animal
euf him open. sOt 10 heart. cali %.
willie 10 Heart
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05

TIE story cones from q little toVu
IN Nevata 90 q miner who ~ the end
40 twenty wears 90 hard work found
himself -he poszessor q $4,000 in
49, cash. saws The WashiuE-cn star
TsBr ambition took 3 Quer tur1. and be
-.rted his whole STORE in q weeE
s,eut IN bar-oo1s with conFivial
,o-uzry. What be and his cronies
49, not consume ~ drink be gave
49,. and then. with his pockets
..-u-r. started Tor the mountain
arair. with a borrowed o-il~ ID
een-ch q another fortune
when R-ete Hare first introduced
-an ~ this su-r So his pages The
.-ouut-v made allowances Tor ne e1-
4ravzezrce o. fction- Romance, q
rs srrlafued. demanded EiEL co-ors.
NJ. Harte's heroes lived Tr-nc- pal-s
~ are told. iu Nr. Harte 5 mind =
No. uze s-rttiel no his License hll
many things have happened since =
snow that gifted as De was Nlll
&C. and eruressior. Nr. harte va'
= GOOD deal q 3 Photographic. -
I've "a. with 10 material cIarze. mel
.-s women be had known anc 1es
s--fbed scenes be had actually vi
messed A striking phase a. ironl-e
1iea har simply found iu aim an ETC
.oue-t and accurate laureate lruft
80 70 speake. vas the strength u 81
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05
Suent Fortune in Wee k

rsa-te.s fiction. he had caught Sc on
the end 81 his pen and preserved u
fo~ the worlds enjoyment
Thls old miner has good deal o.
bov remaining liz his nature IL MS
lonely life in the mountains. prospect
i-r Tor gold and dreaming Of wealth.
he probably uourished hls spirit With
fancles about the future should for
time ever smile or him a rough tel-
low hardened by rougher surround
frrs- his hero very llkely was some
chan who il earlier DAYS had. with q
tfr -rou" turned things upside Gown
In Sar-auento or san Francisco and
had been the theme ever since oI nie-
SIDE erlory throughout the mining
rorut-v. Were the great days 10
--o-e- was the Caucasian race played
orte Did q man with -rol have "a
70 on a journey 90 become hero-
Fortune az last smiled. and here 81
F the opportunity. The money hurue'
The old miners pocket Why not SCI
he rerF in Nevada for lark " q
had ever separated himself from SO
600 IN weeks time Without cal-lr'
in The aid ~ faro OF draw poker TO
--fnz could 81 done and be SET onL q
do * he succeeded and now in o.
mountain camp again VIII enjoy u
Obstruction of MS Performance
strange life. bat stranger are the ne
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05
"Creeping Bear" Is Sa d

Joe Creeping Bear says he vas
taken 70 the Carlisle Irdlsn school
fourteen years ago. Four years later
he rau away and joined Buffalo Biils
WIG West. which he accompanied 20
LonSon. On his return two years
later he xas captured during visit
20 his home a. Pine Ridge. S. d. and
started for the school again, but So
capped or the way.
40 like school 30 Ike work. No
Ike English clothes" IS the ezPlanA-
tIon for this reluctance offered by %
eeph-
The rheumatic Indlan. IN company
Win four others q hls tribe. was on
us way home from the Indian Tern
tory when &c became iL
We been visit Cheyenne, CAicka
saw. Cornanches." he said "N-a.'
rhen last payment. Gamble little
ore-card monte. Sioux 100 smart fo'
B Cheyennea. Sioux win. Cheyenne
quit"
Creeping Bear - twenty-three year.
old. de can speak good English whei
he wishes and has some rudlmenis 0
( an education. He has written IA
mother foE q ticket 70 Pine Ridge.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05
What Happened to Brown

has sharp tongue. which De wears
IN his pistol pocket
Another unfortunate phase ~ con
t-,versv between man and bees IS
tnn- most men 5nd IS difficult 90 pre-
serve their dignity In q miN-up az this
Kind Bees seem not 20 De- bound oy
any ~ the rules governing civilized
~.,-ra-e. The weight 90 opinion
among men acquainted with The ialo-
sv-c-acies Of bees is that they are
fisinclined 90 give quarter 60 The mp
setter O. hive. No doubt SIEVE
Brown feels this.
TIE man who cor pounded me al
lucrative phrase. busy bee knew
whereof he spoke OF course. u me
bee should busy himself strictly about
sis own business. 10 just complaint
could be made against him; bur This
f Is perhaps too much GO ask either q
hee nature or human nature.
There IS good deal 81 conceit n
-he bee The bee has other almost
human traits cf character There IS
very lit-le reason Tor the bee 20 "a
~r-rei-ef Time was when we de
-e-sef on him. or her. for our honey
-,--- slime was Now the bee is 2.
more eezr-e ia1 90 che production @
honey than the COW IS 20 butter o.
mo suca- maple 90 maple sugar 4h
haa IS a has-bee1 Nowadays we ~
our -wld-f0wer and a1ple-o-ossoi
honey out of paramn and glucose
Me-. s-- .--r- star
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05
- Of KlIIlna &c.

Parkersburg Specially. 81. Moss
has heen indicted by the grand jury
- Calhoun county. charged with the
-orrder az ais father. The father was
insane and lived with Moss II IS
charged that the son gave his father a
hcs.ing. which resulted in the old
mans death. The SOL does not denp
fsat be whipped his father but say
h rae ia self defense when his father
went In 10 an insane parOxysm ana
threatened 80 cut his sOn's throat
Mos IS In fan AZ Crantsville.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05
When

on ,znicA ny ne vas v-is ard I WITH
i,si.cid ssrvol
To a hons r~srrt-y'S enc SIS mystic clue.
What should dog
what could I 60. O Messed Cs'ae and
ntnr~ tran tnls,
Serl 10 s-c on as now. rCt shower. FASTER.
For fear tc miss
IN, road arthcurh So NcrN long q &c.
Whiie lcd ty thcct
sscp AFTER sscp. sco,irs ,hec close ocs'1e
Aitrourh unseen.
Through fl-o~nS through flowers. whether
ire tempest hide Thee.
or heavens sc-trr.
Assured Thy. faishfrlrtSs can nor rftFaS'
Thy love 0ecal-
nav not Know, my Gc1. no hand re-
I'm roursc's wise.
Alone thc path IN dsercnins s''o'"
10 voice replies 49,.
To an ms Gucsticnine Thought '"' '''''
Aaa 81 IS wen
IL -. Keep r~. artGirE ard unfraiinE
Try vil always. ,- ..t-
THROUGH q Ions century 8 ripenine iioi-
C- a short 6ay's.
--e-., .,-ss -ct cor-e 500 soon. and con
~ Thou co-re i,te-
-Sa-rN a. NNoclsfy susan tcNl .AStf-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05

Bristol Speciai,~-Alfred Hughes. q
welI.tOdo farmer, who resided near
P!Dey Flats. this county. and who has
been missing for some days, was
found dead on his farm with bis neck
broken. II IA thought he fell while
carrying a heavy piece OF timber ana
met death in this way. lie was past
co years OF age. ard In the Civil war
served ia the sixfyfhird Tennessea
Confederate regiment.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05

New York Especially An action
was instituted by state Attorney Cen
cral Mayer I'm the Supreme Court. New
York county. In the name OF the pcO-
pie OF the State Of New York Against
the Equitable Life Assurance Society.
It's officers. directors and members Of
the executive and finance committee,
an Of which are named i'm the COM
plaiut. The defendants are. The EGui-
table Life Assurance Society of the
United States and James w. Alexan-
der. Louis Fitzgerald. Chauncey ~
Dcncw. Henry &. DENNIS. Cornelius
| y. Bliss. George ii. Squire. Thomas d.
Jordan. Charles =. smith valentine ..
I Snyder Alvin W. krech VIM. AicNan-
/ der. John J. McC0ok. James d. For
: gan. q. Lcdyard Blair. Brayton Ives
/ Melville r. ingalls,. SamCs II. HYDE
+ Alexander j. Cassatt. Jacob II. Schiu-
James J. HIM. r. Jefferson Coolidge AL
fred g. Vanderbilt. John Jacob Aston,
/ Wm. G. Nanh0rne. Case j. Iarbtu
Marvin Hughitt. Charles B. Ale andcr.
I Thomas Dewitt Cuyler Y -fcelus
. Hartley Dodce. Jos. r. DeNavarro-
Rradish Johnson. Edward p. Harri-
. man. Levi =. Morton. August Belmont.
+ Darius o. Mills. Robert q. Lincoln
George J. Gould. John sloane. George
r Wilson. Thomas T. Echert. Wm. b..
AicIntvre. Henry NJ Alexander Henry
q Frlck. Samuel ~ lnman. Henry c.
/ Haarstick. David IL. M0nat and lien
rs r. Winthrop.
Edward H. Hartman. enc the eve
/ Of his departure for Japan, accepted
I service of the summons and MonCay
many other defendants. including lae
H. Hyde. were served through their
private counsel The defendants are
allowed 20 days in which 90 file an
, swers.
The complaint refers 90 the Fricl
committee report and the investigator
made by state Sgpcrato 1dent az IN
surancc Hendricks ANA Is based oi
information and belief. The complain
F. asks that the defendants. except tl'
I, society itself. account lo- their otiic.a
conduct in the managcme- ana olSl'
sition OF the funds and property cDA
mittcd 10 their Charee. ilat they a.
o the Equitable Society "1-F money a-
no the value of amy property amy OBJ 'Ati
-6 have acquired Go themselves or ir~il'
d. ferrcd to others. or lost. or wasted. b
lc q violation Of their iute-, thai an
ZEE ~ them. now a director coz directors
'n office holders In thc Equi'ahle SocicI
n. ,rrn proof OF misCOnlu.t. De rcmoN cd
~ and a Now election held ny the noai
n- OF tho society. Co supply ile NacaNNs
that flc net surplus ci ile socle'S e.
OF Tor dcducting sufficient to cover q
bee outstanding risks ANA Obligations.
as Maid 90. or credited Cd. cr applied q
on Tho benefit of. the pres ert poicyAo.
TO ors in equitable proportions. IN
us .orlance with the charter and "tA =
ld- law. and asks any flrtner RELIEF
of NAV bee just. equitable ana proi,a".''
es- The complaint charges that the
ng dividual defendants. as directors. h'
nd Ngontly. improperly and improNleeN'
.he performed such duties as have hai
lss rauv and continuously done. OF
10y Tered 90 be dcnc. wrongful lHtsal g.
.ls- improper acts causing great loss q
ms damage 10 the society. The Deieho'.-
Ia go s,rtbor charged with having "
Wo - ~. nar-nitte5 transfer 10 othe
OF -. ,,ronertv etc. of the socict
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05
Ennln. Lumps Track.

cleveland Ohio. Special.-F1resna.a
Charles Kitchener. OF Cleveland was
Instantly killed and Engineer A.
WightInan severely hurt, when the
wheeling q Lake Erie Railroad ehsiiv
on which they were Monday morA.n6
was wrecked The storm Saturday
night had forced a layer Of sand sew
cral inches deep over the rails. throw
ing the engine over on It's side. Wight
man was hurled forty feet through
the cab window. while Heichcmcr
was buried under the engine.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05

Liverpool. BY Cable.-An electric
express train. on the Lancashire aho
Yorkshire Railroad, bound from Liver
pool TO Southport, coilided with an
empty stationary train at han hoau
station. causing the death OF twenty
three persons and the injury OF many
others
The first car OF the express, which
was crowded, was smashed TO pieces
and only six OF it's occupants escaped
The road was recently given an esec
trio equipment
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05
v,roinis Briefs

Mrs Nathan Payne. IT.. o. Bucking-
ham the engineer az the Alberine soap
stone quarry. was killed Saturday ai
farnoorl in a wreck on the Al0er.ne and
Nelson railroad, near Esmont The
,rreck was caused By a washout There
were eight Others injured IN the wreck,
though not seriously.
4. J. Grubbs. Of Danvilie, who was
seriously injured BY being struck by
3 train a. brakes Branch on July 10,
and Who was reported 20 have Cleo.
A alive. and has returned 10 Drake z
Branch from Danviile. Mr. GruODs.
though stin suffering from the wound
on bis head. Is considered 70 be out OF
danger.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05
Young Man p.ank Poison.

Freacricks5urg. Special - Charlie
Mitchell. a young man who came here
recently from Richmond and has been
employed on an ice wagon. attempted
suicide by drinking laUdanum- lie was
carried 10 the mayors ofice, where
DIS. Barney and Chewing relieved
him. lie was then committed 10 jan
and Is now in a normal condition
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05
OLD DOMINION NEWS.


Richmond Special-Judge w. II.
Mann OF NottoUay. author Of the noted
Mann Liquor law. thus describes that
measure:
The Mann law is an amendment 20 .
the general revenue law just seven .
lines in length. and provides the meth. /
cd Of securing y license to sell liquor /
in the country. tdoes not apply 20
cities towns Of over 500 inhabitants or
to watering places.
About 10000 voters petiuOnod the
E Legislature 20 enact the law The
3 Methodist. Baptist and Christian Chuv-
ches. by their ofsc'al state bodies. In
T d0rsed the law. and all the other chur-
chcs favor IL. II was passed by a
/ Democratic Legislature and signed by
Democratic Governor. and VIII be
found in the Acts OF Assembly 1902
1903. page 900. lines 1919. Il became
cncctivc April rs. 1905
The law is not a prohlbiuve meas
urc. 1t merely provides tha, before
license 60 SCH liquor in the countr~ caa
De granted The court must De salts
fed
~Firs--That The applicant viii su-
pc-intend The business and conduct ou
orderly house
~Scccnd-That The place IS one 9.
b which police protection is Afforded.
~Third-That majority of the quail
. lied voters In the magistcrial aistg.g.
favors the sale of LIQUOR 81 The place
: applied for
. ~Fourth-That The sale of ardent
p spirits at that particular place vi.
9 nor Dee contrary 60 sound pubnc po.
icy ~ injurious TO the moral or th
l- material interests OF the community.
TT does not 90 away with the loca
Option law. but supplements that Ia"
20 The Social Club law is NOT par
lt 20 the Mann law and am iu no Wa
IS responsible for i-
q Along With The Mann law there wa
am amendment Go the revenue len
IN doubling the task on barrooms.
n ~Tec following are some az 'a
fs benefits which have been derived troi
oe There are 767 fewer barrooms
Virginia than before the law vi;
passed.
70 -In consequence of The Increased %
or ON rhe saloons which remain there h'
or been ara actual increase IN the rev
hs nue. derived from liquor licenses az
-e- little mere than Sl04.500.
.rn There has been material decrea
.n The criminal expenses IN the %
trict affected by the law.
There has been marked increa
in the security and prosperity az 2
l. country districts.
X -Rur terha0s the most siCnifca
. evidence % the good accompishcl
-he law is the fact that not sim.
on case % a criminal assault upon
j. white woman has been reported II
the district covered by the Mann d
20 since 10 became effective. nor has in'
rrs been O single lyuching in The coln
districts
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05

r..rf rrnr f..|
New orleans Ss'oO'A'' 80
the record MP 90 %. p- M
New cases. a.
resell ,,s..- to ,.t. esc.
ptAiAs' %
New fcci.
T.--l f,.i to date go
"Wednesday $ record SHOWS q 'o"''.''
ucl 0rovemCuf $50 fcr as the number
,f r..- e,~r i. concerned. and with mo-
,.. .... U.s., th.
A',.----'s .-'' '','- ''--
f existing io,i. tcc general s-iua'loa i'
= regarded as hopeful The large number
.... .,. f,--,s+ ,..r -s,o-fes
N.is --itN.-ON ~--~.@ ''
F tertiary infection among the panic
..-..,.,-, -r--., IS, IN, ORIGINAL district
d.. .........
DIS
cl- one az inc new cases iS O." '"'N
son avenue. in fnc residence district
....- 3D.. ,.f.-t-, r,. -.-,,-ras recently
...... ,....... ~,
'- ' N.- '--'
flc C'~rt
INCREASE rs DEATHS
-,... .......-..4 nm in.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05

He received his A. y. degree in 1900
aud 1901 took the degree Of master o.
arts. lie IL the third American 70 win
this scholarshsp. which - awarded an
uraify and entlfles she winner TO
expend Goo 5000 81 research study
whenever he desires Mr. Boynton ~
sehds 10 pursue his Investigations At
Harvard
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05
An error in the Revised Cotton Report

Washington. Spccial-ln the revised
cotton report issued Thursday by the
Department Of Agriculture an error
was committed in the second para
graph which made IL appear that The
June estimate by Mr.. Hyde was made
lower" than the facts at hand war
~~rfod. when. in fact. 10 was made
higher" The erroneous statement
lac. Ueen corrected by the department.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05

Henry Cook Boynton q cazsDricSe,
Mass. VIC has been awarded The car
neeSe research scholarship q sseo ~
fhs Iron and steel Institute Of Lon
Son. Is one o. the younger instrpciost
IN rnsning and metaiiurgy a. Harvard
re ss 50 years ~ age. native q ~
moufh ana entered Harvard "a 1885.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05
SUIT AGAINST MANY
Another MOye in The Now Famous
EQUITABLE Scandal
START MADE IN WAY OF TRIALS

New York Attorney General Institutes
Action for the Return 20 the Society
Of Any Money or Other Property
Acquired by the Otheers and Diree-
tors. or Lest or Wasted by Viola
ticn Of Their Duties.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-08-05
MANY NEW CASES DEVELOP DAILY

All CT Those Who SUeeuubed TO the
Disease Bore italian Names-Anoth-
or New Case Discovered Outside the
City. That Of an italian at Morgan
City.