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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-29
stoII Body Found.

Oshkosh, Wis, May 24.-The body
Of Miss Ada Stoll, who drowned in
Lake Winnebago last November, was
recovered yesterday at Doemel's
Point. She, with two others, drowned
while out in a small skiff. The other
two bodies were recovered early this
spring.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-29
Gomez Nominated for President.

Havana, May 24.-The national lib
eral convention yesterday nominated
Jose Miguel Gomez, governor Of the
Santa Clara province, for president,
and Senator Alfredo Zayas for vice
president.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-29

Madison, Wis, May 23.-In the
senate one of the bills killed was the
assembly measure to appropriate
$1,000 toward the cost of paving that
pcrtion of the streets around the
capitol park belonging to the state.
Another bill killed was that of Sen
ator Sanborn, to increase the annual
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-29
STRIKE RIOTS IN SPAIN.
Many Persons Wounded in Disturb
ances; Troops Summoned.

Bilbao, Spain, May 24.-Strike riots
took place yesterday at Baracaldo, as
the result of attempts of strikers to
compel all workers to cease their Ia
bors. Troops were summoned and in
the disturbances which followed many
persons were wounded. The strik-
ers INSTRUCTED railway line by piling
furniture on the tracks. A state of
siege has been proclaimed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-29
AKMCMN

Washington May 24-August ". Machen of
Imprisonment ction with
lictment charged
with
carriers satches sentenced additional
Imprisonment thus trial
other Indictments the district attorney having
quash them. The will begin
ton of the like given him conviction
Machen will his imprisonment
of his Irregularities the postal
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-29
TWO MEN KILLED IN
BATTLE WITH DEPUTIES

Springfield, ILL.,, May 24.-In a battle
between w. w. Paul and his sons,
MILFORD and Albert, and three deputy
sheriffs, near Waverly last night, w.
w. Paul and MILFORD Paul were killed
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-29
Closed on Account of Sickness.

Andover, Mass, May 24.-The Pill.
lips Ardover academy was closed yes
terday on account of illness among the
students. Five students have scarlet
fever and several are Ill with tonsilitis.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-29
TRAIN STRIKES BUGGY.
Two Men Killed and Another Fatally
Injured.

Injured.
Chicago, May 24.-Two men were
instantly killed and third injured
last night when a passenger train on
tie Pennsylvania road struck buggy
ct 33d street In the vehicle were
Stephen Mazikiwies, Adam Magic and
John McCloskey. All three were
thrown high in the air AM the two
former were dead when they struck
the ground. McCloskey was taken to
a hospital, where 1t was said that he
could not possibly live.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-29

Madison, May 22.-The recall bill,
which was passed by the assembly
and which was last Friday non-con-
CURED in by the senate, was given a
new lease of life tonight when Sen,
atcr Sanborn moved for a reconsidera,
ton of the vote by which the senate
refused to concur in the bill. The
motion to reconsider was laid over
until Wednesday morning. The bill
provides way of unseating an alder
man who does not keep faith with his
constituents, by special election to
choose a successor, to be called upon
petition signed by so per cent OF
the voters of the ward An amend
ment to the grain inspection law
passed early in the season was
adopted by the senate. A bill in
troduced by Senator Hudnall to re-or-
GAME the attorney generals depart
ment and increasing the salary of the
attorney generally from So 500 to 5000
a year was ordered to engrossment
The deputy is to receive a salary OF
$4,000. Senator McGillivray's bill tt
permit the architects association to
select board of examiners who shall
examine and issue licenses to all
architects who are to be permitted &c
ply their profession in the state WAS
amended and ordered to engrossment
bill was sent to the governor, the sen.
ate substitute being adopted. The
senate amendment provides that the
law should not operate to favor any
particular safety appliance in prefer,
ence to another. The senate amend
ment to the Bletcher insurance ex,
animation bill was concurred in and
the measure goes to the executive. II
provides that the state insurance
commissioner shall be required to ex,
anime all companies at least once in
four years and rules are prescribed as
to the payment of the costs of the
examinations.
Similar action was taken on the
Norcross bill to provide plan for
the preparation of a history OF the
part of Wisconsin in the civil war;
also the bill to provide an accounting
and remedy for license fee taxes I'M
paid by railroads, and the so-called
Fola La Toilette bill to prevent the
unauthorized presentation OF dramatic
plays and musical compositions. The
judiciary committee joint resolution,
to submit to the people constitu.
tional amendment that after 1912 no
one should be allowed to vote unless
he be a fully naturalized citizen, was
adopted by vote of sc to Is. AT
present one who has taken out only
"first papers" is qualified to vote
The Winch bill to appropriate $4,000
to encourage the cranberry industry,
was advanced
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-29

Topeka, Kas., May 23.-The United
Brethren general conference ad-
journed sine die yesterday afternoon.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-29
Conner Reoins June 1.

Mexico City, May 25.-William H.
Conger the newly appointed ambassa-
dor to Mexico, will arrive here June 1.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-29

for a prompt response by the National
guards and large consignment OF
riot cartridges has been received. Ad-
iutant General Scott was in Chicago
last night looking over the situation,
but left for Rockford on a late train
to attend the encampment of the state
Grand Army.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

DIP. Gustav c. E. Weber. Of Cleve-
land Ohio. recently consul az Nurem-
burg f. one Of the pioneer doctors OF
his city. Years ago he was visited by
a Young man who required a surgical
oneration. but explained that he Was
ONLY getting dfty dollars a month ana
would have 10 pay BY installmenI
Weber said he would. risk IL and II TOOK
The youth about year 10 pay up
The lad Was John D. Rockefeller, anu
only a short time ago he sent TOT
Weber. asking for medical aoyice, thsle
having been a recurrence OF the trouble
Cor which Weber had operated forty
lars AGO. Weber made an. eXamlha-
| -son and told AR. Rockefeller that an!
-esfcaI student could do II and tna'
he himself was out OF practice. kocke
lfaner cuened a drawer. counted on
/ $500 and handing the roll 10 Meoe
-ensrked. 1T does not take 50 ION
LEO nav the bill this time" Weber &c
lcIined the money. saying he wished "a
| fee for a friendly visit Take X, san
T2oolrefeuer. ~and give TO some POO
rDeaical student, who IS struggling 70
fi as education" Weber remarked !
telling the story that he couldn't thin
81 suv struggling medical stuoehl ~
Ither and. bat what was the a.
p uent that required a surgical opeI'
+ tion2
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

east. II has the dust-Ereen color OF
sarc. smells like sage. tastes like sax, /
ara animals that let3 On It's leaves
ma yellow towers favor their nssa
With sare. We'll wherever tbse pisn.
CROWS the desert grouse may be found
inc grouse feeds and f&ttens on ssske'
Thcre 4 nothing he nkes better. he
must have IT. Let the sage De ue-
strnxsd and the bird moves on. Inc
aesert grouse Is the largcss grouse Oh
the western world and Il IS exceeceo
in sire only by the great grouse OF
Turonc-the capercatlzie- IL Is very
svrcr,or In size and strength TO the
ccrnrnon prairie hen or the piis1-'' el
rrouse. usually weighing twice or
thrice as much SIS that bird IL whi
! ma snr, two or tbree feet from TAP OF
/ w.nr to tip. Living in 4 gray lano
, nature has provided for the protee
e tion az the bird by making X ais
!. rrav. II is curious how nature iooA'
z eftevr its creatures by maklng '"ea
] color "a a rule. harmonize Win IN
+ lsD5scsDe. In grouse-land tAere IS
e ~reat deal Of alkah I'm the Se'A a,
d over that Grows the gray green 9iiru'
= barv. The sage grouse s-'eks It's s''i'
= ~ in concealment rather thah
Il flight
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23
Cost Of Discovering America.

The great extent and value or Queen
Tsohel's fewel bag. the proceeds 81
which fitted out Columbus, Is more OF
les OF a myth. But Ia these days Wien
milllonaire yAchtsmen spend a nuhateu
thousand dollars for httle tacius
'-a.S,t ana think nothing OF IL. the ex-
T.rnSe ~ Colurnbus's whole heet seems
entirely insignificant The sum OF
- 600 covered the whole outlay neces-
sarv Ia secure and equip the three YES
sells while the Great AdmlraIs salary
was $500 per annum. The TWO olhes
commanders were paid $500 eaen, ana
the wages OF the crew were Sd" !"
| month. OF course, money IN those
800 was worth a great deal more
than now. and there were not yer!
many places IN America at that time
/ where the sailors cared TO ask Iol
.sshore leave" SO that their wages wer'
clear LAYING
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23
HumOr Of King Edward.

Returned tourists who have been In
touch with the nobility In Europe
bring back a few good stories OF King
Edward. One tale runs Ike this: The
king was driving alone in dog cart
near one OF his country palaces one
dav and caught up with an old hsh
woman. who was trudglng 90 the Val
/ lace 10 sell her wares. She did not
/ recognize the king and asked MN LOT
a lift. He responded graclously anu
| helped her into the cart As theS
drove along she begged him 10 DoS
i her fish pleading poverty and a Dig
II family al home. The king said he had
plentv Of FISH at home and would ho'
i buv any. However, he would give hel
> his portrait which ne thought woui'
, be lust as good IS buying her hsh
N we are a fine looking man, but You
n nortraft would noe buy shoes Tor "a
81 children" said the old woman. VI
elT think liz will help YOU" he RESPONDED
4 and handed her sovereign when ha
q on one side his profile. When she sa'
- that she was riding with the KING an
II ! smiled her FISH. The king handed 10
n another coin and dropped her OUT
II her destination At anotner III
IN when be was Prince ana alle4,u-Hs
,r theatre. a FIRE broke out near by an
II every one hclDed 20 Quench the blaZ
as The Prince in evening dress, work.
le with the others in passing buckets
be- water. a big pompOus man was stan
e- ing by doing nothing. Why uoi
on You hclp2" asked the Prince. j
,e- pompous man sweMed up and remark'
M ~ am a gentleman. sir. and do no gu
W. mental tasks" Don't let that h'
ga Won" responded the Prince. i
w. only the Prince OF Wales"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

The extent OF the government III
cation problem - indicated By a rec
ert sehedule issued by TIE keciaTaa-
ton serrice Of tia Interior Depart
meat. Showing that the work Of re-
elsining the Desert IS wen under way
AT this tine che government piaa 10
v.r,ous stages OF progress reqo :
~ ernenditure % SSz.e7o.op0. wnie1
vii SUPPLY water for the irrigation 81
ssoOfG acres OF band, the e1p'.ns'
beng $3.50 per acre. Other 1922.
1ner4 reports estimate tnat teefr a.
! efcnt e.. $4,000 acres o. so-eai,ee
i erss land. whose chief pro1ncts -
isaxe brusb and cactus IBIS aigy,.., ].
iso more than one-thlrd ~ ne I'M,
!. states. and out o. y 'eh n'knt ;,
$3.50 four countries the Size 2
France. fonr u1ore as large - -.
!. snerv ara two stsfes as large - - -.
vo~t Private enf~rprfse has reesa,. !.
"a es>pnt 1oe0a.Ds@ ~ tf.'s oos'. -
!. u,,.i.h = to.dsy TIE back Deas q -
a!wext 1Ae enorsnoas pvrns D'.-<<<
g. xoserrmep< irri~ns1on ~sH
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23
1,.e FpsT COMPLETED GOVERNMENT IRRIGATION CANAL

shown by the various expert estimates
which place the additional area which
can be irrigated at from 100000 TO
10000 900 acreR The government
uIan "a provided for IA the irrigatsoA
Il " Is 30 store the food waters OF TIE
western rivers reclaiming tnis nno
as fast as possible; but the settlers
Who take the land are required 10
nay back 90 the government the cost
81 the construction OF each project, 80
that The acanal expense 10 the gov
ernuent viii all be paid The nnai
esfsrnases Of the possibilities OF In
creased population are one person "
each irrigated acre. 80 that there
eecus fufnre population Tor IN
West as great or greater than the 70
tai uoouiation Of the country TO-DAY
Ten az twenty acres. in the more hikn
n Oeseloped lFrigaticn eectl0Hs OF ~
west = stated 20 be sufiicsent Tor 70
: support Of family, owing 10 IN
fact that under irrigauon numefon
! and aur~ crops can be raised In tn
Z eoutiweet, three or four crops ~
: xrown on The sams lasa sseh yess'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

a lonx horseback ride during the ~
ternoon. While the Chief Executive
usually gcee 10 his Office CHRISTMAS
mcrnlnr TO give attention 70 the more
iuportsnr Affairs OF state that may DC
pressing for attention the REMAINDER
Of the day is given over 10 a hoiioaS
x-s~nssor, and thus he Is enabled 70 de-
~ste more time than usual 10 bis osily
.--eohace rice. The Presidents
CHRISTMAS excursion also differs RON
~ orsiuarv daily outing in that IN
s.ons ~ being attended. as Is usualH
,he case hv the army sergeant VIC
aces As the Presidents orderly. ne Is
accomnanied hy Mrs. Roosf cit or oS
a parfv Of personal friends
The asrner to which the President
and his family and guests sit down
about 4 o'clock 3a re cveEinS >
served in the private eiDiag Toon'
which Is located In the northeast SoI'
ner OF the White House. The s,ate az
s,r -oora where are served al the Erea
nanQuets given az the l,TeSloti'l -l "a. u
S5on is SPACIOUS and imposing on
S.ct,n~ in that coziness and chez
whsch Is essential 70 Christina
,feast and SO the Xmas dinner party
which Numbers perhaps fourteen !
sixteen persons IS served Win y
traditional ynle-tide delicacies IN u
family or private dining room
c,sor~s walkers az the white tious'
The scene OF he Presidents Chris
mas dinner Is the smallest room
ere main focr OF the White Hous
althourh 3. s. fully twice as larSe
ERE dining SOON ia the avcrage prlVa
residence IN the land The room
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

menaea for doing something TO earn
an honest penny. II his pay nv
/ nu.h. his duties are not particularly
onerous. and N ambitious he VIII nave
/ ,lantv Of snare time in which 10 iooA
| = orna for a better job. MEANWHILE
no il comfortably domiciled at DOT
chester House. the marble palace IN
PARK Lane. which Ambassador heiu
has taken as his London residence.
The Hon Walsh is engaeeu 10 oe
married TO Lady Norah-Spe"Ssr
Churchill, the youngest sls.er ol S
Duke OF Marlborough Ihoush snc
can hardly be called youthful, she Is
: several wears younger than her nance.
z a. FAR as pedigree counts for any |
= / thing. however. the Hon walsh II no
I had match for her, for he can boast
y ducal blood, too.
: II the Duke Of Devonshires rule
~ AGAINST any OF his servants 49, Yslos
le sFins', coula be successfully Introduced
=, in this country an would be well tnefe
"a are a few OF the old nobility OF EhS
1c lana who set a laudable example OF
- Drohfhitinc. their servants accepting
~ rratuities from visitors or guests. Inc
- Duke OF Dey0nshire, Tor instance
= makes il an infleNible rule that no
~ servant Of his shall take tip. When
II.
- Nv visited Chatsworth. the Dukes Der
II bvshire seat. and were entertained q
= luncheon and shown over the oeauulu
- grounds BY the Dukes steward, IN
~ | leaders Of the party thought the usu2
- shell OUT must be the climax OF IN
~ 6av's enjoyment The party consiste
IN OF four men and three women, an
w among them $50 was subscribed WI
III ccmunendable discretion the money va
If not offered 10 the steward, who, {
iii course. is above accepting recognize
iii OF the kind, but 10 an undertook ma
III who saw tho party 70 and rom u
tt | railway station. But the iOotma
III Dolnted out that IL was against II
HI rules of the Dukes establishment
III accept gratuities 'in money" IN
III seemed 10 suggest n way Of Gettii
III isround the rule. The next day Vario
Til articles OF jewelry reached the ste
iii ard from London with the request "a
I'LL they be distributed among the stan
iii his discretion. The leaders OF the par
we're Edmund II. Abbott, OF New Nol
III land Alexander Cattanach. OF sale
~ Mass. and both had introductio
from Sir Thomas Upton. The Du
and Duchess were not in residence
e ner Chatsworth at the time o. the Vi'
nacO. but the latter sent one OF her ma
larry specially up from London 70 look at
d ner the ladies The beauties OF Matlo
,oleT- Buxton and Blackwell were fully
ryins plored before they returned 10 TO-
o -,.L Van Calavi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23
CATHOLIC DIVORCES.
yATFCAy AxNULS MARRIAGES
IN CERTAIN a SES.-ATIOk~
NEYS OF ST. PETER.

Amh,ssador whiteiaw REID appoints
500 Of English Earl a. Chief LaekSy
The 4 icpiog Questson--otherf or-
elgn Gossip.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

~ been minated, ano - 49,
common u those great crg s.le
- So continent where man mas 10
S--ov~iaa ii 10 death and where -
sare brush crows- To say mat 1--S
f,i-d has lis bone In the cronsn'9 y
--,ors az the United states IS 70 say
hov- extensively u IS distributed 10.
.~e-vboav who knows anything anout
30 country. knows how vast j. ~.
errrire laid down on the early maps
"a ..de1ert--. The word desert as az
-7ies ia the uuwatcred r'eacnes CT ~
49, ;s misleading. On those g.
/ erts there is plenty OF vegetation an ~
.rfrnsl lie Though in many plAc'
,rafar s. scarce. life may he eaeliy So ~
/ s,fres ia these Amcrican de-erts,
/ rirgrfon shows bow fertile these .Ail,.'
are when the water - poured 81
Il An over dry lands grows tn4t L,
shrub. called by totnnists ar5eiil u.s..
II but which everybody else c--is So
N brush
Feeds Mostly on Sage
p No doubt IL belongs 10 the sam
family as does the garden sage 81 70
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

r-4sss ne Presidents Ck.fls ----
s,--s- gr.es not cost hiI1 very 1ill----, -.
T-rc5e san pays the wages Q. - n.
- xl-sf-e Fgcynse euployeee VIC Sc
s.-S 4, preparing j. and Amos =
= - seoC.flee" which gFac- -
i've hoard are E0nated ~ -
f~ic-.tx - the President. ISo- - -.
Horace Vose Ee-c :. = -
- AM r.Cff.lerr thai iva y - -
= -. -,o-Itrr rsisers - other 80
- - re courtry. and thefe -
,e~,e+ions Of crznbeTrieS RON 80
c-I -,ercei q the famous 49, =.
-.-.e.~rs-s sent BY the fam nafies - -
o~s~s6er4se estate z Oyster S1y a.
--.-e- 1alfcacles sent BY nsl61oo
lar aE1 near
sueh marketing as is nseesee.s
Is -. 80 menu Tor the PresiileAt
- dinner Is done BY So
1ss-~fnev q colored nan wno noit.s r
1870 q Vhite House SIC 49,
S~zu,T 4 salary CT 3 so . year irol1 !.
.o~er-.nent Tor DznzxsnS me 49, -
eHafrs - the Waite hClDe -.
two before Christmas 50 - 80 q :
,,ew sets out In the HE2sel--..lo
esx.se ,rkseh serves a. the presses
..-s-~ee vna-kef wagon AID msl@ss
r<,-,,S az the rn1rke<e--for TIE HA
1870 patronage Is not coo1oeo ~ :
r.-e rn<rchant. In prepaTatiol tSf
fss,rtgfr mas dinner 4 IA pres .aAlA.s
-.~<ee.s.mr 20 rugchase any co1ers 80
80 - rflser Staples. for al src1 -
~Iles Tor TIE Presidential nsns1sn.
,,,~rhse<6 IN onantity zao kelh :.
<soreroora ad5cinlEg the kitcDsn. -
icoks IKE f0ll~1eokec kfppe1t 80. -
Az sr al. the Hhlse nD-oS -.
r,ae festival coUes pretty Ne@f "
. Ctu-TIF.Is
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23
TIE DESERT GROUSE.
rSou-y as The SAGE BEN IND
COCK OF THE Plains. a 4
teal AMERICAN blhD.
Is the Largest OF the crouses anu
reeds Mostly on >aGe-has nano-
.cnse Coat OF Piuues ana Wakes .
Savory Roast

SAVOY Ce~~e-
TIE aearr4 grouse Is a represena-
,s~c American hir.i IL ia OF ours
- a. exalted and heroic as tne 49,
ana Is not spr.ad over - Woe an
80 as the common chicken. but ioE
80 tat the desert grouse Is C'l,s,c-.-sSS
Arucrran. Ine lard IS more lalli.'-
isr3v known 70 travellers. dweiiers ~
80 AID aud scmi-arid rcE'ons Oh ene
r-uit,d states. and spertsrnen. IS ne
ssSas-c hen. and. as matter o. GU. = =,
vrger,> there are saSe hens theIe 49,
800 cocks. Often tho bird is r'siefreu
~ As the rrsirie chicken. but the r. r.
e-oDce is inaccurte. 1t Is s..i il',
i,rl of great beauty. IL vas i''' -,
.Cerk OF he Plains" by Lewis Sd,
rSsrE WHO. though perhaps nor ~
s~St whites to make the aclu-,,-.' ~ ~.
- as bird. az least were ti.e ~
wh7ts men 20 identify i as clsline
. o-nirholorical species and 10 pAuS'
80 enough in the ardous bushes
, ~ exploration to give it a name
Pound Throughout the Arid Region
Il Is seen in al the arid and SEN "a
ana parss OF the land where f" Ia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23
Handsouae Though nos Sriiliant.

7-bou~h the general color effect Ok
-, .--,7ssa l.. gray vet IL has markih4S
- ne, and black. y large black patch
,,r.iarnc.ith the birds body Is a ie.i1-
no 81 the desert grouse. On MS
shoulders he wears cpauletts OF white-
The reason FOR these white shoui-
ders ia that Ia orowslnS tnroesI
! the sage brush al MS ~ ~
the heavy gray tea'heTs ~ ~. "O 1s.l,sr
feathers -.
The grouse, though not high
Ever and not 50 agile on the WINS ~s
his eastern cousin. possesses great lee
power. He IS active aud speedy as :.
runner. rather quick to take fright aho
Is an expert in losing himself a l'iol.t
THE l,rush- IL should not De unuer
stood that these birds do not rise IRON
cover. They often do. Hunters steL
81 n frfrhten the birds that they WI
rise. II Is not difficult shooting tnen
The Grouse Of the desert has Una
general grouse trait the WuiIf
when he rises IL is said that he whlrr
louder than the eastern grouse " ne
tborourhlv reused TO his task he IS
; ,-ett~ strong Ever and can 80 mi
NJ stretch. alternately sailing an
The flesh Of the desert grouse
I GOOD when not too sagey- The youu
4 birds. when feeding on grass-hoppt,
A are unsurpassed for tenderness al
n flavor. The older birds. as Win
Y tie other feathered tribes. are not
- tender as the young. " nen les.''
= exclusively On sage Their hesn
strongly impre grated with the nav
OF shrub. somewhat unpieasanty
N on. is rsulir,ied OF the Etsse OF y
u fridge meat when that olrd mas -
Il feeding On resiDo1s buds IN inc
n tumn-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

No doubt IL belongs 10 the same
family as does the garden sage 81 tnf
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

Il Is seen IN al the aElo A"o -.
aria parts OF The land where =" Ia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

elgn Gossip.
II is stated on authority that the
Vatican viii always annui a narrlase
II n can be proved 10 its entire sa.ls-
faction that one or the other OF Ine
psrties 20 the alliance was not Tree
agent in the matter. One OF the most
notable cases OF annulment OF prince
" marriage. on grounds such as tnese;
vas the dissolution some years ago OF
the marriage bonds OF the itlsn,ne
/ Is-;rcs 81 Monaco and his frst wife
T.aSv Mary Hamilton. At the same
inc The Vatican pronounced the mar.
riare null and void Il also pronounee'
that her son was. In every sense OF IN
word. legitimate. Princess Mary. Wnos
mother was n princess OF the relShihl
honse Of BADEN and whose father va
the Fnrlish Duke OF Hamilton. wa
D forced by her kinsman and suarolai