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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-21

Once more We hear of deaths and
heat prnslrations in the iorrid North.
while Newport News and vicinity is
rcvcling in s";. hreczcs which would
keep 4 hun;lretl-inthc-s shade record
f,oin being productive of fatal results
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-21
Holman munt,s Paintings.

Mr.. IIolmnn Hunt spent seven years
on his great painting "'rhe Triumph Of
the Innoccnts," and then was not at all
satisfied with 1t. while 1.-THE Shadow
Of Death" took him three years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-21
spring and Mountain resorts
on the Line of the c.

Summer excursion tickets with ILL.,
ernl limits and stop-Ovcr privileges on
sale juno /
Low rate week and excursion tickets
for heals Of families and Sunday vlsi-
tors. Cliff
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-21
The Limit.

as 1t true that the Bloptons are li,-
Ing beyond their .ncJ.ncW
Worse than that. They're living Oe
yond their credit."-BrOoklyn Life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-21

II would he interesting to know
what thdyarl Kiplng now thinks of
'.hc bear that walks like man"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-21
c. f. Thacker.. Editor and Publisher
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-21

Tie who can CONCEAL his joys is great
err than he who can hide his griefs.-.
Layater.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-21
Uf. HuflnG.

Christianity wants nothing 80 much
IN the world az sunny people. The old
arc lungricr for love iIian for bread
Womuns Life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-21
Very CnrInun.

HE'S she really 50 curIousi She
Curious! Why, shed listen to advice
Just to find out what 1t was.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-21
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
AT THE OPERA HOUSE
Two Good Companies Play Here Dur
ING Pas, Week.

NJ IA, Marion upJ llwu., lat
Friday night III, Imperial S,"ck
Company. under the management
mC Gvuus Hamilton aud wife,
appupl in Thr Shaduv-o l Sin.
anil uu III, night follow iug the ,amU
comIuuy presented n Iaaod
lluw and 'Juniclyui,- They
CAV, e gro,l rcri"uuau,, 's'h nigh,
rrlrllr-. II o., h,i that they Nrr
20, unfortunate %. to H. without
mu.ir Thry y,1u 49, NJ Ham.
il,ou w. hyr pp.Cu'ius ,h, 0ul,
ldll tia, they pu, uu ,hy dr., night
VI ihi, cunpmyu, and !, nvvnbl,
remembered N wsUv " NJriuu
tlpair-Rsr. WIN will w. pl,a,,yl Q,
know that BE- has promised io AGAR
visit uur town next -,a~uu.
The Imperial company has viii
,ltm john ,. sutherland, II hi
d,,. WIZ i,iu,,l them In -. l"ut
nls,ui live w,vk. ap,. and i. ,luiuI
'ldnrA.ho pat. Whi,h be- lis.
veil John ha. man, irirul. hen
Wlw his, that h, may -w, ,la.
. l.,,uW star
, un Mvmv,,h, NIGH, Vt til. vs.
the p,pm. Il thu opm hou'
periv,lu that. in,lcyl. Whrn T.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
Urged 10 Run Tor County Judge.

Walter \ Blackburn, llr chirf
deputy United state. Mar.lul, j.
considering making IL, mv tor
county iudg Ut Crillyu,l,u county
Nr Earklmm lu, not yv, dyri,l,,l
iu ulicr iur llp Republican uomi-
m,wn. hui unu, 1t III. iricnts
lu,. uus,l him ,u muuwvr him-
.,li uad lumal IsiiIim, ha,c lScn
.gucl N @ hrr uuml.r II citizens
1T Marion. VIZ l;larklNpi l"m",
and u rom pr,iuyl. iu CriD,cud,n
count,
VIZ WsrkIwm ha. ma,b an
ldmir,l,ly ulliri,l ,iuy l,y b., l,rn
To- ,ls Marshal. "iliy and !, onc
II h. ms,., popular Republicans in
ui. lumr vuni, -, "rri't luurusl.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13

Il. Whrlan aud Mi.- Muudr Phrlp-.
assisted hy o Irup ol genuine
artists. presented the sensational
umcdy dmma. Weary Willie
Walker. whirh &. ,mcslvd ly all
IL l.. ou, 81 the l7uliug tramp
.huv. ~ M, rud, aul 'urkl,.
with myrrIm,ut irm start Co. liui.h.
whilrg vrll.hw plui mk,. tie
play uwu Interesting \wl tI,
yulti,. hy VIZ Wh.hu lwI Mi.
rhrlp. wen. uvl iIJ. yth,r W.
urc .urr, ,u .N that w u,wml "l
iurluu,ut weather they dil uui
r,i,y the Iuiruuu they deserved,
NJ tl, attWd,u, was exception,
allN ps.l iur .urb might
Cill-rtN pd.ki'l, managers 81
th, up-m huus,, au ,uvg,,r Nuwu,
mu AND Show g-l Judgment lN
engaging oulN hr.i.,la.- attractions
anil the pullr /. rapidly awaken
iur tu li,r hrl ula, WhW jhr' lsa'I
a .h,W Il I, sun. Z" b. VI ib, ls,i
TlHr u,Ni attraction /. "lrud VI
Fiv shilling. aud will l.' h,r
. on III, nigh, ui Frii1N. Jan ;ssh.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS,

IT, until to- aS O,li vbv, III,
contractors wrr gct,iugaloue .plru.
,illy VA ,lr new addition ,o The
wtldic ,,lWol lvlildiue I'll, W1lls
hrk but lew hour. l-iug umplci.
ol. then The r"t !, uu aud N Fell.
umr, aRh. the work will u, v'm.
pldr. The TRUSTEE. lU making
arrangement. lor putting iu g.-l
.y.,rm VI ,lam heat, aud uridyn,
ally thu old ,lni-l la. l',u 81, iu
,vo and thu y,,. w ,l,y students
will l.. gty,cd l., ,vu tine .clU-'l
p-u,. instead. 80 ucV M"udt,
Thrp will u, me- u"r ,halsl ~.
yr.i-s until The ,cl,u,lU,t. In ,li'
new auditorium NJ IN all, wlici
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13

Deputy Warden Jesse Olive, Of
the Eddyyillc pcnitcntiary, wa in
the city this week.
Rev. Jas. +. Price, who j. assist.
ing Rev. \. ]. Thomson IN a meet
ing at kuttawa, reports q -ucccts-
iul meeting and requests " Ia say
that be- will likely closc the meeting
there in time To I'LL his regular APP.
poiutmcnt here Sunday at The &. L.
church.
&. T.. Thomas. who j. teaching
the Seminary school, will finish the
term there Saturday. The follow.
ing Monday be- will b,Rin another
-chool at Di,ncy where II WIZ i'm.
prsiblr ior . teacher tn h. -ccupd
La, iall for the reasons there are
mon schools in the county than
teacher. Mr.. Thomas T. unr Of
The ,oun;y's bCy; ,cachcrr.
A. !. BAKER hs- purrha,cl an in.
tcr-, IN the business Of IN" Marion
IIardwarr Go. aud will give his
personal attention a. thc husincss.
Mr.. Bakrr j. we'll known and is
quite familiar With the hardwan
business. having b,,u a member oI
thu hardware firm. Cuchrn & EIk'
cr, now Cochran Il Pickcns. unit
about eighteen months agu When h
-nld hi- Interest to \ ]. Pickcns
The member. II The Narioi
Hardware Cu. ate pleased To- Is
a..vil,vl with Mr. Baker ler1u-
"f NJ. hrad experience. The .tyb
. NJ the firm will rrm1in %. 1t j.. III
employees will u. retained aud ia
! m.,u,.. will IT, nypa.,,l
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
saved IRON T,risl, Death,

TI,r family v Mr.. VI. l.. l'oh.
Jdt. vt ERuou. Tcun.. saw her
dyug aud vcr poWcrl,,, tn save
her The mo., .killml physicians
,nd every remedy u~t. hilcl,
while consumption W.. .lowl, hui
.upl, taking Ter LIE IN this ter.
ride huur pr. kng New pi-oV-
~, ot Consumption turned despair
mlr sp The first l0l,lr l'r'ughl
uum,lia,, plict ruj Il. continual
us completely ,up,l lrr L.. the
utei ,r,an rur n N, vurld tor
all ihpu, aud lung ipUhl,s twr.
au,u,l l,s,l,. IA au,l si.W Trial
l",tl,. trr At u. =. ll,,>,. duE
s,uu'
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13

.priug opu- up. Marion will have
q -chunl huildiug ~ which our ci,i-
nu, au Justly Eel proud. II viii
-uru-, any public -ch,ol building
hcll ln amy city in the STATE cou.
lau,bl, with Marion in in. Hats
I'll 10 such prgp..i,, l-ard uf
.yht-i tru,iv,l
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13

An inlnhi 81 VIII ShulTrl'~ dlcu
this week
Willis i. Ray went Ia Kut,awa
yesterday
Geo. Sip. 81 Blackiord, va.
herr Thu-day
Mr.. \. X Ain-Worih returned
yesterday 10 her home a, Carthagr,
Mrs.
County Attorney Earl Henderson
attended policr court at lilackiord
Tuesday.
Few harl-r- any where canrXccll
wcoldridc & Metz LIT them do
your work
]. ". Gum, u near salem,
called 10 scc the Rcnn. equip.
mcnt Tuesday
Tho ". Champion and wiir arr
keeping house In the Reed dSclling
IN Drp,t street.
Al. R1kcr. uithe Marion Hand.
VAR Co.. wsr IN Henderson on
hu,in, - this week.
Rev II. McAirr attended the
funeral ol Rev Il Y Thomas at
T Grynyillr Tuesday
Mr. ! II Tonkiu .pnt The lat.
; trr part u last wok With her hu,
hand NJ Wh,aIcwil
Niiur .p,nduR q lew days viii
hicnds, I. u Matthew riurn~
, SATURDAY ,u -, loui.
Cyd, Gilliaud q. taking o ,uur-
u Telegraph, and short hand NJ 10
Rowling Gr,u ,"ll,g'
l. luhu-ou Urd,r lh, puu
mineral m1u .rul Nuda, wit
h.. Iuput. %, fp,loun
= VI. Epvu cot MuWun,l,
vhu vl, lbr guest ct " \ Rims
r piumvl ruue Saiurh,
Ms, Num llaNu,. returned Nv
NJ ,ph, lum NuWaub,li vh,r u
hl l.,u 10, gust ul lri,uds
B" rlv n C,,huu attended u
40 lmral ppmuu, ui t., Il
%. llom,. u, Grru,.ll ru,-l,,
Ia ~, =. orn,ue up vi. .'.'
1i furnishing e--l, sud .h''.
ll.rs r,k,r. n ca, udyr "li stan
N.-.~ I. a. Gw,. "t Sal,'
snII . Filming. "i hul',il
.r' rs..',p,I s'i lr New N,tlup su
81 d,,
Nr. - ]. Tucker Diuurl y
Un rrls, irm Norssu6,d whru
Of had tvu ,hr guest ul Mr. ".
carr
ha lr. ricr, mad, q hn.iuu.' Z,
Fu. ,o p,n,ill,. Tenn, the trI ol
lurL IT, tunk after ~. hunter h'
nau u,-
New Nj. Nnnp gu,hr.k, 1T VI
life. uho ha.l,yu the gic'' vt y
any. rhrur Blerk, he sunda,
ih kWlaNt
llarr Walkn. U,uurd u
IN, d,y lwm Cla, Switch. ny,
tr,m p,H.. rcnu.. Nh,r J., vent 4"
,lSu, his CLAY miuc'.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

school higgins next Monday
Il. ! Morfs. Dentist. Marion
woodbridge Il Met, the harbcr.
Rob,. Cook VIE IN Princeton
SUNDAY
Havc you enough water in your
ci-,crn ?
Il. ; Parb. u LOIS. ua-in town
Saturday.
Nauricr sutherland left sunday
ior Guihrlr.
u. II Dw-,her -pont SUNDAY At
Murssnhold
Call On the ucW htm, wooldrid.v
a Net. tarlUr
Edwin waikcr. Il iilarsioNi. wa'
N TOM Tu--day
Try hair cui aud shave a.
WooldfidP 4 Metz
T. /. Hayward Va. tn Louisville
thr hr-' y th' week
". Il Wilbnm, At turd'- Perry
.p,ni Monday in '"Uu
\ ] Tlu--iH be SUNDAY e.
Nj. hon, in - lou.
Mr. Ada Ca,aud,r B. ,,.i,in
relative. iu Evansville
Re-. Given. +. pndiug ,b' 49,
a, nj. homc in Providence
r. VI M,Fu l,n ibi. week q,
Fluudl L. .pu III, winter
Mr. smith lgmr want. i"ur
,N l.upl,r uu Walker .ipd.
r,,,. t.,.,.
the rr-, vt Nj carl Fhuorl,
Linen ml ,,,N,bius 'l"n
Wu.Iir.Jr ~ Met lgr0'r ,h"p
W v '.'t w" -.
\ j l'"' ''' VT
" F'''"..'. WV "'
N''r N'N'' '".' '.'
l-"n'N "'f' ." ''''''''.'
, " Wu.rad 81 lHNWn. "l
''uI '' u" W." "'''"
d'y
prl ,uuvu in "ur 'h"r
u"'. "'r' 'n' -'
~ We"
~,m Luguh,iw -ru' 'H
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13

MIS- Lucy ldlll-s W wv ''l'l'
Valley. left here Wednesday for
Frcdonia 10 Writ her brother. DR..
Robert Farri-
Il NJ. Wilborn, after q months
sickness At his home in Marion,
will return To his work in Green
willie in few days.
Mis- Eva farri- returned Mon
day after spending = week with her
parents. Mr.. aud Mr.. lno. farris.
in the Salem Valley.
Dr. VI. NJ Fowler, formerly Of
Lola. nov stationed at EJdyyillc,
H.. accompanied by his wife, wn-
here Friday cnUuicto Lola To- yi-i,
relatives.
Get nice hair cut and shave a.
wooldnds, & Mcil'r barber -hop.
Nrs. iirugir. 81 indianapolis.
Ind. Who has l,rn the guest II
Mr.. H. Y. Mctcr. Il this city. l,ft
Tuesday Tor Florida where she Nill
-pcnd the winter
IT and Mr.. Chas. Masoncup,
oi lola. wrrr in town sunday en-.
route home from Clay whrr they
had hcn to So Mr.. e. ". Mason.
cup. Who wa- SICK.
Then will h. -piO,a q, tn Pr,--
lSirfiau church "cN sunday morn.
iug and night ~ The morning
D -ryirr Coco. VI Crid,r and II X
l Wui. will o. urlliurl ~ elder
Dr. I'm l.. Drummer, pwmi
u,nl politician II eastern H,u,ucky
anil vlu travel. iur II X Multur,
y Co. manufacturing plama'j,
u ui Philadelphia. W.. iu tie yill
% Tw.,J,
Iu~t-I'.kpttmrls-A ul llvlg
], mime. lN Tom Meredith, upmau
b. Iwt l,ivyyu lly-lg, min, aud Mar
ion. lN vay utCnyuy,illy Ec,ur
toK, rluut spur ,o. Narur
., Nv
lv I'm Champion lud vii, lu,
b. mplnsd llv Allu ,auuau r. s
|, drnv uu nyI.,i .iri aud will n
uo,, iu II u,Nt wvk and Mr
:. Canaan will REMOVE Z" The X
~ Caunan u,ilruv lotih pr-ui
n Anderson Nvvls, Formerly
Livingston county. anil . iom
'' .,ul,u 1T ID, Marion Gwb
' s,hn,l. lul uUu filling % In.iiii
With ihr uilUad vmI9uv 1t =,
ton. wa. iu ,hr ~, tbi. vr.k so.
rs, Ing v5ii,r>.
Eld,r u. \. Mcdonald, VI Cad
" will du his regular app,iu,ur
hen next SUNDAY at ihr christi
rap lurch 1hi. may l. Elder Y
ihc Donald. last -rmou hyr. aud
i''' public /, invited lu ,umr uui q
h,at him
AZ W. and Mt. john ll.lll,n :,
~ ia, m r,W, ka.., wharf.-the, '
j" n.id, rluir son. " T.. n
lrh lpp. q lew vvrh. AZ, vn a ~
p- py, itip. IT, plum,,l tor hi. II
anil aud im ,nlir family byi,b,l
.c Umo,r their. " 4. llrll d
vie Nill follow in a tcw day,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-07
EINSTEIN GOES FREE.
Dorothy Russell Fails to Appear Against
Him in a Chicago Court.

CHICAGO. Feb. 6-Accompanied by a
protector feet , inches tall, who had
instructions to shoe away photographers,
reporters and friends of his wife at any cost,
Abbott Lewis Einstein, son-in-law of Lillian
Russell, appeared at the Harrison police
court to-day 70 answer charge OF threaten
Ing th' life Of his wife There was no one
TO prosecute the charge. Dorothy Russell
having left for St Louis last night
I knew she wouldn't come, said Elm
stein. Dorothy Is a brick, She has been
crIelly separated from me She has been
held prisoner by some Of her friends
| don't believe she signed that divorce bill
coguizant Of all the charges and allegations
II contained. and don't believe she will
push that suit against me am going down
to st. Louis tonight and when she sees
me everything will be all right
Il don't believe Dorothy has said nil the
horrid things about me the newspapers have
quoted. She has too much sense
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-07
PUTS THE BLAME on MILES.
Jcners Davis's Daughte. Talks OF Her
Fathers Treatment at Fortress Monroe

CoIoRADo SPRINGS, Col, Feb. e-Mrs,
j. A. Hayes, daughter of Jefferson Davis,
said to-day: If Mr.. Lincoln had lived
my father would never have been subjected
to the treatment he received at the hands
OF Gen. Miles. The worst brute could not
have been more brutal than Miles was to my
father. He treated Mr.. Davis as felon
or murderer might be treated and not as a
State prisoner
Mrs. Hayes then quoted from the book
written by her mother in which the widow
OF jefferson Davis tells the story Of her hus-
bands Imprisonment. Mrs. Hayes waxed
indignant when she told OF the manacles
placed on her father.
1t required six men TO oyerpower him."
said Mrs Hayes, and he asked that ne be
shot before being subjected to such an In
dignity These irons were placed upon him
u, the instigation of Gen.Mies. Gen. Miles in
suited my mother, and my father, feeble
and emaciated as he was, shook the iron
gratings OF his cell and said 20 Miles. II
could get at you. | would tear you limb
from limb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-07
R00sEyELT SPEECHES COMING
Three and Perhaps -Four OF Them in This
City Next Week.

President Roosevelt will speak at three,
and possibly four, dinners In this city next
week. On Monday afternoon at o'clock
a reception will be given 20 him by the
Republican Club at the clubhouse in West
Fortieth street. In the evening the Presi-
dent Will be the principal speaker at tho
clubs Lincoln Day banquet. For this
dinner the entire second floor Of the Waldorf
Astoria has been engaged and 1t is expected
that at least 1900 persons will be present.
More than 200 women will dine in the
Aston gallery. Senator Doliver will fol-
low the President, and will speak on
Abraham Lincoln George A. Knight Of
California will speak on THE Republican
Party"
On the same evening the President will
attend the dinner OF the New York Press
Club. On tho following evening he will
be the guest of the Hungarian Republican
Club at a banquet 10 be given in Little
Hungary in East Houson street. II is
announced also that he has consented to
address the Republican State Editorial
Association at dinner on Wednesday,
evening at the Waldorf Astoria,
While he Is In this city the President will
stay at the homo Of his sister, Mrs. Doug
las Robinson. who lives at 422 Madison
avenue. e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-07
FINN OFFICIAL MURDERED.
Procurator Johnson shot nj His Homo
by Fellow CountrJman.


HEIsINdPoRs, Feb, e,-Procurator Johns
son of the Finnish Senate was shot and
killed to-day. The assassin presented a
visiting card at the Procurator's residence
inscribed Lieut.. Alexandra Gadd. He asked
to see the Procurator on business and was
admitted to the study, where NJ. Johnson
was working. He Immediately fred three
shots at the Procurator. each Of which
was effective Death was almost instan-
taneous.
NJ. Johnsson's SOD, who lie II years old,
was In an adjoining room. Hearing the
shots he rushed into the study and fred at
the assassin, who respon ded. Both we're
wounded, but neither seriously. The bull
let from young Johnson $ revolver lodged
In Gadd's ankle. causing him to fall as he
was fleeing to the anteroom. He was
seized and later taken to hospital. He
refuses to talk. His identity Is unknown,
but he Is evidently Finn He is between
rs and 80 years old.
The crime was undoubtedly a political
one. prompted by desire to obtain re-
venge for NJ. Johnsson's supposed desertion
Of the national cause. He was certainly
q trusted official OF the Russian admins
tratlon. holding high legal office. Many
acts of the administration we're carried
out In his name. He was 10 years old.
LONDON, Feb. GA friend OF NJ Johns
son here says he was animated wholly by
a desire to do good for his country. The
recall OF tho Firms who were exiled by the
late Governor General Bobrikoff was due
20 his initiative
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-07
MILLION srEEL BONuS
VIII 60 10 Fully 5000 Employees Of L. y.
steel Corporation.

The United States Steel Corporation, Il IA
understood, cdded 5r0.c COO tons In january
to its orders on hand At the close OF the
December quarter the corporation reported
untitled orders of 1893 2o3 tons, which. with
the january orders, brings the total mp to
about 500 600 tons or within 200 900 tons
OF the corporations record Of 5,il0,7io Of
untitled orders.
The cash bonus OF about 81 .0O0, 600 which
the Steel Corporation will distribute among
It's employee6 IL expected TO benefit fully
5000 of the company's men including heads
OF departments foremen. clerks furnace
mon and so on into the ranks OF the steel
workmen. II the amount we're divided
equally each man would receive about 5000,
but the division will be arranged on the
basis Of salaries or wages
The American Smelling and Refining
Company. which also distributed a cash
bonus 10 ts employees at the end of the last
fiscal year, il expected to follow the ex-
ample OF the Steel Corporation and make
another distribution this year. The smelt-
ing company inquired Of Mr.. Carnegie as 10
the best way TO interest employees In the
business Of the company, and his reply
was.
Let them participate In the earnings Of
the company: then they feel that they are
not only salaried men but are In reality CO.
parnep. and that everything they do for
the company they also do directly for their
own benefit
This was the plan followed in the old Car
negie Steel Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-07
JACK LONDON ron MAYOR.
The Western Novelist Nominated for once
ny the soclalists OF Oakland. Cal.

SAN FBANcIHc0. Feb. 6-Jack London
author Of The Sea Wolf ard The Call
Of the Wild, has been nominated for Mayor
of Oakland by a Socialist convention This
is the reward for much misso nary work
done 10y the novelist on tho lecture pint
form
London Is pronounced Socialist and he
never refuses an invitation to discuss the
principles Of the party. He has made
careful study Of authorities and he has
made practical study of the conditions
Of the working people and the poor OF
New York and London Tho Socialists are
strong in Oakland but there Is no chance
Of their overcoming the enormous Repub-
lican major ity which the city has given
for years at the polls.
London believes that moneved men man
age civilization badly, and that unless
conditions are changed this country will
see a revolution that will dwarf the French
Revolution. He sees no reason why 10000.
600 Americans should be in terrible poverty
The reason ia. he declares that the capital
lists get more than their fair share and mis-
manage the Government.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-07
WILLTSTON SEMINARY FIRE.
North Hall Partly BUrned-w {. Porter.
student OF This city, Nearly Surocated.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Feb O. Fire
wrecked North Hall Of Willston Seminary
at Easthampton siI miles from here, about
o o'clock tonight. William c. Porter Of
New York in whose room the FIRE started.
was carried from the building unconscious
from smoke. Physicians worked over him
for hours, but he had not recovered by
midnight.
Twelve students have rooms on the third
and fourth floors Of North Hall They
were asleep when the fire was discovered
by a man passing the seminary buildings
He saw flames shooting from the windows
Of a third floor room and gave the alarm.
Then, with others whom he call ed he
rushed into the hall and awakened the
students. All got out unassisted save
Porter, who was removed by firemen
Porter was found lying on the floor Of
his room The fire burned away from
Porter toward the hall, otherwise his body
would have been burned wi thin a few
minutes He was taken 10 the house Of
L. T Ford. near the seminary grounds.
The physicians said he would recover in all
probability, but he was In a serious con-
dition from smoke and shock.
The fire Was put out after IL had caused
a loss Of SIS, 900 20 the North Hall IL ia
supposed that an exploding lamp caused
the blaze.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-07
W4LD0RF ARREST AND SEorEL
once nuildins Engineer GETS Telephone
CAN ana Packs a Gun.

Fred Williams. who lives a. West l2sth
street was arrested in the Waldorf-Astoria
cafe Yesterday by Detective Sergeant
Fogarty on the complaint Of John f Felix
a music publisher. the nature Of which com
plant the police refuse TO diyulge until
another man Is arrested Williams was
locked up n Police Headquarters.
Fenx has a sheet music store on the third
floor Of a new Office building at Is Fast
Twenty-hrst street, His telephone rang
ncessantlycarly last ight and some tenants
who occupy tho upper floor complained
about the noise to ThomasOaks. the engineer
Oaks went upstairs, and opening the door
Of Felix's offices answered the phone.
This is Police Headquarters and we want
you 70 come down here right away said
the voice on the other end OF the wire. Oaks
didn't believe the voice. He ina gined that
il wasn't Police Headquarters at all, but
that some person or persons desired to
lure him from the building and hold him up
in the street.
After thinking the matter over. Oaks
finally called Police Headquarters, himself
and asked If he could carry revolver He
neglected TO state who he was. and the man
a, the Mulberry street end OF the wire
asked no questions, but merely said.
Not on your life! II we catch you with
gun it's jail for yours
Despite this warning he slipped out Of
the building, and making his way 10 Third
avenue annexed a good sized revolver A
Sun reporter found him standing guard
at the entrance Of the building. revolver in
hand. Policemen went around to calm him
by telling him nothing was going to happen