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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17

Colonel w. w. Sale, who viii succeed
himself IN the Senate from the district
Of Norfolk city and Princess Anne cot'n-
ty, IS a man of experience In matters
pertalnlng to legislation having repre-
sentcd his district with conspicuous
ability for the past four years.
Colonel Sale is n young man ana IS a
native of Rockbridge county, After
graduating In law he settled IN Norfolk
city to practice, md Is now the hcnd OF
the very prosperous firm OF Sale, Mann
& Tyler. His partners are Colonel James
Mann and Major s. Ileth Tyler and they
arc enjoying lucrative practice.
4 Colonel Sale was an aide de camp on the
staff of former Governor Tyler, ana mas
Ind a good deal of connection IN one way
or another with tho military Of the state
Perhaps his greatest legislative TRIUMPH
was in connection with the BIZ realms
to the jamestown Exposition, which ne
managed with great dextcrity and success
IN the floor of the Senate. Colonel SAFE
e. /, sneaker OF rare force and ability anu
is always capable Of taking care or nun ~
self in any emergency Personally .lie
"a 81 most congcnial gentleman, ana nus
hosts Of friends not only In ms ui CYSTIC
but throuhgout the state
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
Coal Bv Million Tons.

,rANTAOTTA. H October 16,-There 7I is
scarcely d coal company in tho south-
crn anthracite region that Is not now
working at its full capacity and storing
coal. Where yards and storage bins are
not available coal Is being oankcu r up az
Al Arson; some places huge pyramids Of coal OF
domestic ie sizes rear themselves and d. as IS
n labor paper published at Coal Dale
rcmnr,is, they are the intren ehm i.,Ilta
the opornlors have thrown UP TOT Y s stt,i1'
III Il IS e.,ilnated by experts that Il the
coal conlrpnles all work their collier,i p
fn'l tine they will be able to store, re- WIZ *
what they now have on hann. upou u,; -
100000 tons Of coal BEFORE feHt 1.p''''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
Free Pile Cure
Instant Relief, and Quick, Painless
Cure by the Marvellous Pyra-
mid Pile Remedy.
A Trial Treatment, Just to Prove It, Ia
Sent Free to Every One Who Sends
Their Name and Address. !.

we are sending out thousands of treat
Aments Of Pyrmd Pile Cure absolutely
fras and at our own expense, TO sufferers
III niles because We have such absolute
aconldence In il, and it's past success has
proven liz wonderful virtues
Pyramid Pile Cure gives Instant relief, as
restores normal circulation. heals sores,
ulcers and irr!tated spots with great rap
idity, and cures the CAUSE OF piles with
f our fail in every case
% No surgical operation Is necessary for
the cure of piles because Pyramid Pile
4 Cure will cure without cutting. An opera
q ton makes matters worse, hacking to
4 pieces the delicate muscles which are re-
4 lied upon for satisIaclors and perma-
pyramid Pile Cure is put UP II. the form
4 OF suppOsit oIies, easy TO use, and applied
y directly to the affected parts,
f.fT II requires but a small amount Of treat
a rnent, as a rule. to produce cure, II al
REGIONS are carefully followed.
After you have tried the trial treatment
and found II satisfactory, as you WILL you
can get g. regplar-size package OF Pyramd
4 Pile Cure AT your druggiNts for 90 cents
II your druggist hasn't IT, send us The
money and we viii forward you the treat
4 mept.f
Send your name and address for IN,
I treatment at once and we VIII send yol
4 same by return mall In sealed plain wrap
Y per. on receipt OF your name and address
! pyramid Drug Co.. BIG! Pyramid Building
Marahau. Mich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
Girl Captures Thieves.

h MAHANoY CITY, Pa, October W.
Miss sarah Murrin.S the nineteen7year-ola
daughter OF a Rush township farmer,
has distinguished herself by cap.urll N
thrca members of a marnuding band that
iinva l,nen rowing IN and down the qua
Rake Rake Valley piundering orchards and and
farms Of fruit and produce.
I In , anticipation OF a visit from the gang,
Miss Murrn, who is a good horse w Il al
ana n crack rifle and revolver shot, Sc
nr,,ed herself lust before dawn at
uuint convenient to the orchard. When
Tie gang appeared and began filing Suck a,I 5! 5
she called TO them to surrender. a. ih :, :,
starred to run, but a shot In the ar ar
thought them to q stop. pIit!5aay ~ e, .
- ,THen with a drawn revolver In either
,ard, tho slrl compelled them to mare =
hll,a adj of f:sr to her home a. Quarter OF OF
n mile OWa!. s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
Relaea ded On Engine.

PHILADELPHIA. October 16.-While
making a dying drill on a drill engine
in tia yard OF the American Ice @, G ON
nany.s risnt, at Twelfth and Federal
Streets, Camden, YESTERDAY "a arternooI !,
VAS Lraeadea in one OF the oldest mis-
haps on record. E.j 4E,, !, ,o.,,}
Heavy gates at the ice plant had neen
openod 10 lot the engine land cars pass "a :
One gate went too just as Z ne ensai,t
brown ,, looked out the cab window. the T., 9
edgc Of The gate caught him under the
chin, cutting his head off as Clean as
though done with a razor. ~. !,
Coroner l.ippincott gaye M G Hof, y vas
rem oyeG to an undertuker's establis n,
men: The unfortunate man was q resi-
dent Of ll.Mton. tNt3 II FL 35G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
Washington Matters.

(From Our Regular Correspondent 5,
WASHINGTON D. c., October To-
Thomas a. Pearce. appointed postmaster
at Hazelton. Gntas county, NJ G., vice
Lymn A. Cowper resigned.
Rural carriers appointed for North
Carolina routes: Troutmans, route J. Jas.
II. Brown carrier, w. L. Brown SUD;
Wilson's Mills, route 2, Jas. Il. Frice
carrier, G. Lellis sub,
Medical Inspector n. Il. pra H, mas
been detached from duty at the No.io ~
Navy Yard and ordered to MS nome -
await orders. l. ! ;,
s,rnad 10 DIV the Norfolk Navy Yard.
Assistant Paymaster w. T. sypher'
u. s. N, has been ordered to duty = At At
Norfolk Navy Yard as assistant 70 tne
general storekeeper, ~, G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
REDUCED RATE TO RALEIGH, N. c.,
y5 STATE FAIR, ocToHER 17TH
TO 21ST, 1903.

/ . d d
Account Of the above Agricultural Fair
ia DO held in Raleigh, N.AC,, the SEA-
BOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY will sell
round trip tickets from Richmond to RAJ
tleight at rate Of $3.50. including one adj
mission 10 Fair Grounds, $proportlonately
cheap rates from other sEABOARD sta
tions, Tho Seaboard has the only direct
limo from Richmond to Raleigh, N. G.
Three trains daily. VERY Low RATES
FOR MILITARY COMPANIES AM
BRASS BANDS IN UNIFORM. Tickle is
sold October 18th to goth, inc., limited
to return on or before October 23d
for all further information, tickets, etc.
call at any SEABOARD Agent. Richmond
Transfer Company, or District Passenger
Agents Ciiice, $50 East Main Street. z
Phone 400. II. 8. Lizard,
District Passenger Agent.
w. M. TAYLOR,
City Ticket Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
the FUMES OFFENSIVE
DISTANCE OF 80 MILES Nj L:
Copper and Sulphur Companies
Are Annoying the People OF
Tennessee and Georgia.
fRy A ssociated Press. }

WASHINGTON, October 16,-Attorney-
General Hart, Of the State Of deors' ga
to -dny submitted a motion to the sn-
nreme Court of the United States FOR
,oo % 10 file a petition in an original pro-
!, ad,rU against the Tennessee Copper
Company and the D 'IN sulphur
Copper and Iron; Company OF Ducktown'
I Tenn, to compel the abatement OF an
alleged nuisance.
e The petition in the case sets forth that
ia ,umes from tho smelters OF the de-
fendant companies located near the In
/, terst,to limo between Georgia and Ten
nessee are injurious to the interests OF OF
the people Of Georgia 1or a,e, t he rivou ~
,rhe fact that two States are Involved
renders it necessary that the case shop'o
originate in this court,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
q Brief Items From Everywhere.

Harvard, and also Of the College of Ply
4 lcians and Surgeons in this city, was
found by Il brakeman of New ork
Central freight train In Yonlters. at
O'Clock yes terday morning In the same
hour the, physician's clothes, from nat
to SILK hose and black silk garters,. were
picked UP by a policeman on the speed
way, under an arch Of the washington
The case amazed the police and was
put down by veterans of thirty years
Standing as the most inexplicable nap
rev or three miles from the spot where
the clothes were found to the New York
Central tracks, and the question, on which
DR.. knudson refused to throw light, and
which has completely befuddled the po-
lire 5F1 t5infFsfJa5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
Rockefeller On View.

+ NEW YORK, October 16,-The eonsfet
CATION of the First Baptist Ch i,s nr ct
Tnrryto wn-on- the-IIudson had JUS ,,a ,ti
glimpse yesterday Of John ~ :, n attanded
Ia morning services accompanied D. py
Mrs. Rockefeller and her sister, MISE MISS
WHEN When the plate was passed Mr.. !, Rookie
teller dropped gold-piece mo II. sh a,,lt
III the conclusion of the services ne 3 sho I3l
~ han ads With tbe pastor the Rev. ~ W.
F tanus d and many members Of the CHURCH
IT am glad to see YOU, NJ VI. IL Ro ',,,t !,
fcler remarked as he claspedt. hands WIN VIII,
the different parishioners. ., hoPe ,,o ~"
MIR. Rockefeller looked healthier than ne
hns In Years, eet5s t5n'5. Hsl.t4a s5gssa- f.g 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
SCOTTISH RITE MAsONs,
Well-Known Virginians Attend
mo the Meeting There.
lrron' our Regular Correspondent.)

(Fron Our Regular CorFespu111uueE7Et''
WASHINGTON. =. G., October lo'--A
number Of ylrglnlans arc here IN attend
ance on the biennial conyocation OF the
Supreme Council OF the Southern Juris-
d!cton, Scottish Rite Masons, Virglnlans
who are members Of the supreme counc1l
arc the following honorary inspectors
general, thirty-third degree. and kNgn's
commanders OF the court of honor;
Honorary Inspectors General James
Monroe Cliff, Edward Nash Dennis, Will
liam Krause, Charles Albert Nesbitt and
Frank Taylor Sutton, all of Richmond.
knights Commanders of tho Court of
Honor-Alfred Ransom Courtney and
Olive Augustine Hawkins. both of Rich
mond, and John Robert Spillmah, Of
Warrenton.
The grand court Of honor Is an organl-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
Hours n Refrigeration.

TRENTON, October 15-More dead lea I, than =
alive Frank r. Borden ;. TUMBLE, ala tor n his
heap from the Dig retr, ~ tthis civ last
meat msat ahn 's Scare scared Wife who had unT " t.
and M nprssd ma hm h tsns IS none "f tho
wf Sorde enr had gone into the loesbox sot to
aiar.@ some one.n said Mrs
r, Iden few minutes later. slammins
H. ne n Noise drowned the yell Of consternn,
lion Jet out by Borden bit ms w1 aw ava
~. u.uo' tho captiye beat q muftled tattoo
AGAINST AGAR. the walls OF his Icy prison,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
Git for Thugs

,uAcrJ1NGTON. October l6,--Character-
~ Foot ball as a game "ht only for
thmss," tho Rev, David IIlllhouse buei,
PRESIDENT of Georgetown University. ~
an open letter 10 fine alumni and frlends
Of Georgetown, condemned severely me NC
american colleges. "rhe faculty 81
Georgetown Is not opposed to tho FUR
therance OF field, track, aquatic or N
door sports" Dr. Buel says, ms y reco = :
Mes them when properly conducted, as
n Nv AGENCY us for moral and physical de-
veIopment, hut in football there IS z
system of tactics among our OLDEST ad, anu
most influential universities when can 2, !,
only excite horror and obatloh among
honorable gentlemen
NEW YORK, October l6:-Ali his eloth,
Ing gone and he blissfully sleeping on ,n
top Of freight car. pr Arthur s nno =,
knudson. 70 years OLD, sFauua'o ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
Qualified in Court.

In tho Chancery Court yesterday oe-
fore Judge Grinnan, John A. Hhodes
qualified as the guardian Of the infant
children Of y, n. and Lacy Burrow p'
deceased
Mrs. Maggie Solteing qualified az adj
minls,ratrx of the estate OF John Henry
Noticing deceased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
c, Fl. RosLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
OF DOUBLE DAILY
IA SERVICE TO lRMlNGHAM, Ala,
VIA SEAEOARD AIR LINE

Commencing Sunday, October 9Th, the
seaboad will lnaugurate double daily
service between Richmond and other
Northern cities, and Birmingham, Trains
leave Richmond 10 p. NJ, and 1920 r. M;
arrive Birmingham s15 r, NJ, and $50 +.
NJ, respectively For schedules tickets
and all information, apply to any Sea-
board agent, Richmond Transfer. Com
pony, or District Passenger AGENTS
Office, $50 East Main Street. Phone, 800.
X. S. Lizard, w. M. TAYLo
Dist, PuSs, ACT. City Ticket Asst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17

cHARLEs TRoTTER 5LAssiTER,
Nominated for Senate from Petersburg
Hon. Charles Irottcr Lassiter, who
will represent the district composed of
the city Of Petersburg and the county Of
Dlnwlddic In the next Senate, is not only
one of tho most scholarly and accom-
plished voting men In Southside Virginia,
but he Is also familiar with the duties
of a law maker, having served his city
with distinguished ability In the House
of Delegates some years ago.
IN Cuptuln Lassiter comes of one of the
most distinguished families In Virginia.
members Of which have won glory as
soldiers, lawyers, legislators, rfysiclnns
and literaryismon, and he himself, though
yet u young man, has already distln-
guished himself as q practitioner at the
bar and as a representative of his people
ainStl1e Leglsla ture. i'd An
Nomination in Captain Lassiter's DIS
trict by the Democratic party practically
means election, and 1t Is safe to say that
he will be n member Of the new Senate
He is d brother Of Major Francis Nives
Lnsslter, former congressman from the
Fourth District, and Is a member OF the
law firm Of Lassit ter & Lassiter.
Captain Lasslter is a debater OF no
mean force and is. expected to take q
prominent part In the affairs of the Leg
isature next winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
Dr.. McBryde Here,

Dr. j. NJ McBryde, president Of the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, and eS-
onicio menlber%of the State Board Of
Agriculture, is In the city and Is regis
tered at the Richmond.
DR.. NlcBryde is here to attend the
meeting Of tho State Board Of Agrlcul-1
ture which meets at the Richmond at
noon o-day s5ssie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
Run On Bank Ends.
3(By A.ssoclated Frosss'2 r.

43t (Ry Associated t'TCsSD 49,,
NEW ,iR Il October 16.-The, run
on the the dermanla savings Bank has en- y,
r. Tvs ceased. When the bank opene q
t.s ~, o ware was nobody waiting to
. .oluaS :, y, w. money and ms the hours
m.a',u,aW =, hecame evident that contl-
aane n the institution had been .a,.s
nor Before II O'clock the deposl.s
Of twenty persons who nag .ake an '', rede.
out last week were presented lor fe' w.
utf .,,4t-. H., J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
Quilting Party Tonight.

The cnntata, 'Aunt Dnahs Quilting
Party" will be given In the lecture-room
Of Laurel Street Methodist Church to-
night. and from present indications a
large crowd will witness the entertain-
ment There will be plenty OF good sing
ing md other interesting features. Those
who attend arc assured n pleasant cve-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
Man Cut to shreds,
.I3v Associated press.l

BLUEFIELD, w. VA, October TO-
John Obercorn, passenger brakeman, was
Instantly killed to-day ut WEIGH by be-
Ing struck by PASSENGER train No 2. Ills
hody was literally cut TO shrcds. He leaves
q, young wife. to whom he was married
only six weeks ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
LOW coLoNlsTs' RATES TO ARR oNA,
CALIFORNIA, OREGON, WAsHlNG.
TON AND MONTANA, VIA NJ,
q

The Norfolk and Western Railway will
sell daily until October s1st. tickets to
points In above named States, as we'll
as to points in other Western States, at
very low rates; as for instance, the rate
for n colonist mixed class ticket from
Richmond to San Francisco Is only s46.75
Call at Company's office, S3s u. Main
Street, or write to the undersigned for
full particulars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17

cation composed of all knights command
ers OF the court OF honor, thirty-second
degree. It is from this body that all
honorary inspectors-generalfo OF the thirty
third (the highesD degree are chosen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
Licensed to Wed.

The clerk OF the Hastings Court yester-
day issued marriage licenses TO the fol-
lowing couples:
Charles B. Mccullough and Rosa Kelly;
William II. Hill and NJ. Estellc Morris
settle; NJ. Howell Dyson and a. Myra
Gregory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
> DR.. DunaWay Here.

Rev T. s. Dunaway. u. D.. Of Fred
ericksburg. Va, and Rev. Wayland l)un-
away, of Glen Allen are In the city. and
are tho guests Of DR., George . steel.
They attended the Baptist Conference
Yesterday. w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
Richmonders in New York.

Especial to This Times Dispatch.)
NEW YORK, October 16--Cirard-Airs.
peral--E l.. BcssGr. Grand Union--J,
M. Cooper and wife. York--s. II. Owens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17

establish paper here. The report is
not confirmed, and cannot be, tho parties
supposed to be Interested declining to
talk Mr. Bono says he does not expect
to leave Washington but does not say
what he expects to do here. He Is ono Of
tho nblest newspaper men In the country.
He is regarded rs having made the Wash
ington Post the paper 1t is, and In addi-
ton to his recognized ability he is n
man Of wide popularity among members
OF the craft as well as others. His rep
lutatlon In Washington is SO well estab-
4lished among all classes that the use OF
his name In connection with another pa
per would prove q most valuable asset
for the new publication
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
William and Mary.

Judge William B. Matthews. one Of
the best known members Of the WASH
ington bar, but formerly Of Richmond
has undertaken to raise fifteen thousand
dollars for William and Mary College.
the money to be expended on a library.
Andrew Carnegie offered to donate TWEEN
8ty thousand dollars when the college
had raised like sum for the purpose
Five thousand dollars have been collect
ed or subscribed. Tho late James Mus
coc Matthews. who was the oldest mem
Der of the bar of Richmond when he
died some months ago, was the father
Of Judge Matthews, and an alumnus OF
William and Mary. Els portrait was
recently presented to the college by
Judge Matthews, and now hangs In the
library of the college. Judge Matthews
says he is confident of being able to
raise the sum he has undertaken to Sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17
Youthful President.

DR.. George H. Denny, president Of
Washington and Lee University, was
here on his way to New York. 1t looks
Ike the total matriculation at Washing
ton and Lee this session would reach
the four hundred mark. There are SG5
students enrolled now. and a new one
comes in every day or two. DR.. Denny
was chosen to tho presidency OF the uni
vcrsity only few years ago, and Mt
the time OF his election was said to be
the youngest university president In the
United States. His youth made some Of
the friends Of the institution doubt the
wisdom Of his election. But he has fully
demonstrated his capacity for the posi-
ton, and the university has flourished
ever since he took the reins. DR.. Denny
possesses the somewhat rare combina-
ton of scholarly attachments, and stu
dlous instincts with grent business ncu-
men and executive ability
Mr.. w, B. Matthews, Jr., son OF Judge
Matthews mentioned above. has return
cd from his honeymoon trip to Atlantic
City. His bride was Miss Gus Tnr-
ncr, OF king George county, n family
we'll known in the Northern Neck. Mr..
Matthews is a promising young lawyer,
connected with the well known firm OF
Douglass & Douglass, OF this city.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-22

Judge Eastman Of Manchester. n.
H.. related that at one time Gen.
Franklin Pierce WAS opposed to the
Hon. Matt Hubbard In some cause In
New Hampshire court. The gen.
erals strong point was his influence
over jury. and In this particular case
the eycs OF every juryman were sui.
fused with tears by his pathetic plead.
Ing.
Mr.. Hubbard. In . Erun voice. said
In his reply: Gentlemen Of the jury.
understand that ! am no, boring for
water" And this opening com pie,c.
ly ncutraiixcd tho effect OF the gen.
erals eioqucuce.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-22
Why 6eod.Bys Multiply.

What Is the psychological reason
which makes women pro!ons good.
bys! asks the Brookline Times. Mrs.
G. b. Carpenter. president of the Chi
cago woman's Club. says: Il should
say that II Is because woman, as q
rule. does not think out logically what
she says and does not concentrate her
mind upon one line OF thought. When
one woman meets another she does
not do as a man would and gather to-
gether in her mind the things she
wants 10 say to this particular person.
She has not made any inventory oi
them and consequently she begins hit
or miss. Then. when II has apparently
all been said. she thinks Of some thinS
else. So she hastily calls her friend
back. Perhaps. or rather probably.
the'othcr woman does the same thing
and SO good.bys multiply"
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-22
BONES FROM THE SEA.
Oo3osr Bank the Last Refuge When
North Sea Was Making.

In the days when Great Britain and
ireland were geologically. not
politically-and were part of the con-
tinent Of Europe; when the Irish sea.
the Bristol channel, the English chan.
mel. and even the North sea were
merely fertile valleys. various prehis-
toric beasts had a vast field on which
10 roam.
Edward Martin. In an article In
knowledge. describes how these lands
became submerged. and how. when
the great North sea plain sank be-
meath the waves. the Dogger island. as
1t may be called, was the last to go.
Here the wild animals would nat.
urally congregate as they were driven
little by little from their old haunts
by the ever-advancing sea. and here
they were all finally entombed when
their last resting place disappeared.
And now 1t is common thing for
the trawlers on the famous fishing
ground. which is all that remains Of
the island, to catch among the nsh a
bone or two which originally formed
part OF an antediluvian animal
Indeed. the skeletons are said to be
SO numerous on the Dogger bank that
scarcely trawl is brought up which
does not contain bone or tooth OF
one of the ancient inhabitants OF the
submerged island.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-07-22

II Is strange In the old world what
credit is given TO us for tremendous
energy and enthusiasm. A writer has
many nice things to say Of American
women: ITO hear from Americans.
those on tho spot. say. At New York
and Boston. Is like being brought In
touch with very eager young people.
for whatever the age Of the American.
he or she is so young at heart. go
ahead. enthusiastic. We OF the older
nation ought to be glad TO &c, new
ideas from them. A. she Is the best
Of travellers abroad. 30 Ii she the most
careful OF cooks. the dainticst keeper
Of furniture and linen At home"