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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
F|RED!|E|.R;|C.KSBU.R.G.
MUCH Woke i k D III
Political Activity Greater in This
Campaign Than for
Years. ,.,.i5
VETERANS WILL G % TO 0RAN GE
Elaborate Preparations Being
Made for Reunion To- .s
morrow.
Especial 10 The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

(SpcCldl 10 Inc ENTHUSIASTICALLY
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Oct, 29..-- d
Y The political campaign this year has
been the liveliest in this section for
years. There have been much public
speaking by prominent men, Us well as n
by local lights, and a great deal Of per-
3sonal work for candidates of the ditfer-
cent parties here and in tile countless.
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw w..iG
speak here tomorrow night, and tne
visit of Senator John w. Daniel who
will address the voters on .the night be-
fore the election, is looked forward to-
With great interest. Judge r. w. SIMS
OF Louisa, the Democratic candidate for
the State Senate. was here yesterday
comforting with the voters from Sl.4.-a..t
and Spotsylvnnla counties, as well as III
this city. Mr., G. r, Swift. the Demo-
cratic candidate for the House of Dele
gates. has Just returned from canvass
through SpoEsylvaria county. SeveVall
local Republicans have been speaking
down the Rappahannock and In Stanford
county The fight In Stafford county Is
very warm one. r. G.. l.. Moncure.
the Democratic candidate, and It. w.
Payne, tho Republican candidate for
the House, arc each making n personal
appeal to nearly every voter There is
hlSo ~ ilNely usnt III otdllOFQ county, lQC #
the cerkshlp between the incumbent, c.
a. Bryan, Republican. and II. T.. LII
val, Democrat. si35I
Will Attend Reunion.
A large number of persons will go from
here to the reunion of the Confederate
Veterans at Orange Courthouse on next
Tuesday
Preparations are being made for the
ra1, Il it,p ...,f l,i
sylvania Courthouse. recently destroyed
by fire
Bass fishing In Acquia Greek, n tribu-
tnry of the Potomac River. In Stafford
county, near this city, is being enjoyed
by large number of lovers of that
sport Two gentlemen from this city went
over one day recently and caught forty
one fine specimens. the lot Weighing over
seventy pounds.
a large number OF new houses nrr,
being erected in this city ut this time.
The lodge Of lIlks OF this city is pre-
pairing to hold a big bazaar In the Opera
House, beginning November goth and con-
tinuing for one week, as
The Methodist revival. which has been
in progress for a week. will continue an-
other week, the interest being very grear.
Rev. d. l., Blakemore, of Washington.
has been assisting the pastor, Rev, ..
Light. and this week Rev, G, II. Buch-
anan Will aid In the services
a large number OF young men are be-
Ing secured here and In the surround
Ing counties to go on surveying trip
to Southwest Virginia and to q part 81
Tennessee. They will leave here about
November LIST.
Mr.. +. n. Convey, OF this siiy, who has
an extensive foral business al Newport
-. ny ID
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UPPER HENRIC0

Miss Annie Hill has returned 10 ne mi no'i ~,
after visiting her cousin. Miss Mary mn "
Yellow Tavern. Inn A ndar
- Among tho recent guets Of Mrs John an .ier
son Mr.. and Mrs. SeatGh, MT and l Mrs Is
Herbert Hulco, Mrs. p. +. iiuice anu anu '''' -
II. Tiller. OF Richmond ,o, - lar
Miss Ethel Slaughter has returi, ny, Is, 10 ii IT,,
home after pleasant stay WIN Fe'u''N's -
Richmond, ,,as+ =, re,o
tiyes In Hanover recently ,,,,,4 ,,,..
Miss Ada Smith, If Laurel, Is v's'H"k ''''s
Lizzie Toombs at Elinont, ,,,a,t. chill
Miss Lethia. King visited MISS M"sste III ~
drey at her home on Brook Road curing me
past week. oochad IN mo.
boys at tho laurel Industrial schoo' ." ue
Little Aubrey Alley Is rapidly improving atter
a long spell OF sickness, c
5 Miss EDNA Starnell has returned 20 Cu I'm
berlnnd after visiting her sister MISS <''i
Miss Columbia Christian was the recent ~ guest es
OF her sister, Mrs. Thomas Tliler' al Ep 'e'-
Miss Clara stone is home again after pleas
ant stay with relatives on the Sary street
Mrs. Thomas FILLER had as her guest during
the week Mrs. Hammer Christian OF Ashland
and Mrs. l.. Tyson, OF lllmonr
Miss Mamie Gray and Mr. Sydnor liarlls.
of Richmond We're the guests or. the torho' .
aunt. Mrs. Dtta, FILLER on SUNDAY, poo,d
has been visiting relatives In Richmond CURING
Mrs. j. y. Tinsley Of Laurel. visited her
daughter Mrs. Hutchinson. In Richmond during
roll OF honor OF the Laurel school for the
week ending October 27th: Ruth Bailey, sale
Toombs, Bessie Smith, Pearle Ford. Thema
Tucker and Halle Ford
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Thornton Pcgram, to Mr.. Charles -a4ason
Eddington, of Milford, Del.


Mrs. Bib and granddaughters, Eliza
4 beth and Sara Frear, have returned to
No. 923 East Marshall Street, after an
extended and delightful visit totMr. j..
F. Jones and family at their country
home.
To-daNIs .Donntlon Day. at the Home
for Needy Confederate Women. The la
dies Of the board hope that the unfail-
ing generosity Of the Riihmond public
will respond literally to their appeal,
and that a goodly store .may be re-
ceyed to-day to meet the necessities Of
coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Myers. of Nor"
folk, Va, have issued invitations to a
reception to be given to their daughter,
Miss Katharine Barton Myers. who Is one
Of this seasons debutantes. and to Miss
Eleanor Conrad, of Winchester. on Tues
day evening. October 3lst at their resi-
dence, No. 425 Freemason Street.
The birthday celebration Of Miss
Frances Walton Harrison, of Virginia,
was greatly enjoyed by her friends on
"Wednesday at 2ll9 California Avenue.
Washington, d. c. Miss Harrison wore
a simple white dress. with bunch Of
apple blossoms In her hair, and there
was a merry party present to offer con-
gratulations, the candles on the cake
revealing the secret that It was her last
teen" An enjoyable feature before and
after the refreshments was music by the
Misses Flournoy and Whitfield, Of Vlr-
ginia and Georgia,
The approaching marriage Of Miss
Clara richardson, daughter Of Captain
and Mrs. II. II, Richardson, OF Hamp-
ton, Va, to Mr., T. a. Hall. member OF
The Arm OF r. G.. Hall and Son, OF Hamp-
ION. has been announced to take place
Wednesday evening next, In the home
of the brides sister, Mrs, Il. @. WOOD
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole Scott gave q
dinner party at Hot Springs to NUM-
her of friends last week.
Or. G. W. r.. Brock Dr. George Hoss
and DIR. Thomas r. Bryan We're enter-
taIned last Thursday evening by MIS-
Floyd Hughes, Of Norfolk. at 9 or'age
whist party. 4.
Mrs. Basil Gordon, Of Baltimore, for
merly Of Virginia, is entertaining 2
! house party AZ begs, ,beaal..i III country
q ~ u .a
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BARTON HEIGHTS

Miss Lizzie Forzey. OF North Avenue, Is visit
Ing In Bon Air.
the Methodist parsonage, has left for West
Point, en- route to baltimore
Miss Lizzie HIckerson. who has been visiting
in Washington and Fairfax. has returned home.
| Mr.. W. w. Payne has returned to his home
in Alexandria after q. pleasant Visit to his
brother, Mr. r. w. Payne
Miss Louise Sandy, who has been visiting
Mrs l.. Cassclman. has left for her home In
Essex county. ..,,,.
to Mrs. F. c. Farrow, OF Barton Avenue has
returned to her home In Petersburg
Miss Blanche Higsason is visiting her parents
Miss Virginia Eubank. who has been visiting
Miss Norma Ware. has returned TO her nome
Mrs s. G. w. Cosby. who has been visiting
Mrs. ". G. Cosby has returned to her home
Mr.. u' &. S. sipp has returned from business
trip 10 Washington and Chicago
Mr.. 7. D. Castleman has has leit LOT Noriol ' ~
Mrs Garland B. Taylor and farmily. / Of
Barton Avenue VIII LEAVE Menaay eer ster
Miss Sarah G. Magruder.
A. II. Sydnor has returned from business
Miss Olive Perkins, OF Taylorsvllle. who has
been the guest of Miss Bessie S. Moss. In me
nue., e IA left for visit 70 Miss Gilman Of
West Clay Street, Richmond.
Mrs W. H. Ryland, who has been zee, VISITING Man,Is
has returned to her homo in Urbanna
John H. s Alacl1ie, who shas been quite sick,
is now able to be out. s5ss ~
Mrs Willie Parrish, OF Louisa. has left for
her home after a weeks stay with her cousin,
Dr.. 3. Lacy Hoge, Of Jackson. Ca. has left
for his home after a short visit to Mr.. and
- Mr. Mr. Il H.. Walker, who has been visiting
here. has returned to his home In PetersburE.
Mr. r. C. Pfeiffer has returned from a busi-
ness trip to Plttsburg.
Nj. S. ". Rogers, who has been visiting
Mr. b. E. Lancaster, has left for his home IN
Mrs. J. kaufman. Of Baltimore, who has
been visiting AfrD. r. Anderson. has returned.
Miss Julia Brogdon has returned 70 her home
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. 2Brogdon.
Miss Irene James has returned home after
visit to Miss Susie Schakel, Of Highland
Strings. ats7gS
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Heartless.

She went upon her knees. Ho gave no
single sign OF needing although he saw and
heard. he sat and calmly kept on reading,
Il for pity pleading but mailed In steel OF
self he sat and calmly kept on reading re-.
OF crimes appalling. She wiped her brow; the
cloth she held she wrrng TIL dieps We're fall.
Ing And still she stayed upon her knees and
his Office floor ha calmly kept on reading
Illustrated Eit2. .ll.-l.r-
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Telephone Stops Horse Thief.
Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)

MONTERREY VA, October 20, Barlow
Rymel, a farm hand, was yesterday ar
rested at the home OF his employer, Mr..
Arthur Riner, charged with the theft of
u horse, and taken to the Franklin (West
Virginiat TAIL
Mr.. liners farm m Sunday last and.
by aid Of the ample telephone facilities,
Rymel was traced to Staunton, where he
offered the horse for sale.
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her mother Mrs. Sam,M Payy who has been
extremely III during the pas, we sI, 49,
where he will undergo. treatment at the hos
nital there
is Visiting his aunt, Mrs. c. H.. iiasan.
Mr.. Harry Garnctt has returned from visit
to Els parents In Chesterfield county.
Mrs Samuel Payy. who WAS pataliEed about
ten days is gradually growing weaker.
MIR. j. Aubrey Enos has returned to Newport
Nuns after spending the week with his fam
Mrs, Nicholas Rony and Mrs, n. Newberry
Convention, which was held In Lynchburg last
week.
the Bite Ridge Mountains.
Mrs ". II. rally is in Hanover county. where
she went TO attend the marriage OF her
MIss Lena Porter Of King and queen county,
is the CUES, Of Mr. and Mrs James WALKER fnto
have returned from Newport News. where Jhey
visited relatives
Mr. Calvin Wllns, aa a1 Mr. n IL ihay haxe
tended the State Council of Jr. o. Y. \. NJ. as
delegates from Grove Council No 40. Jr. o. U.
Mrs Henry Mullen has left for Washington.
u. G. to join her husband. who has secured
W. Mr.. and Mrs. George swank of Twentythird
Street, are visiting friends In Hampton n, Va, va;
ow s.Sso + ,a he , fs 81 GmS or the far
High scipol--Bcttle f'agby. Lizzie o'Nel
p Hnss ute sn Sss v 1ossp
| Atkins Alma Krezmarz, Fannie Shinaut, Lula
| Clyborne.
Eth tirainmar--Huhcrt Perkins. Florence
| Wharton. Harvey Kelley. Bette Aston. Mary
! Ckildrey Abbie Gary, Florence Perlue.
Third Grammar--Ruth Lord, Robert Apple
| white.
| Second Crammar-choe Armentrout. Elsie
| Yates Hazel VIM. Mamie Thornton May Eel
| vey, Susie Rholeder and Horace Chappc!l.
| FIRST t}ramnar--Katie keck. Annie Franck,
| Ethel Atkinson and Malwine Battige
/ Eighth Primary--Mabel MacSamara. Bessie
! Crumplcr.
! Galley, Mary Clayton. Hazel Kidd. Salle
/ Mcbride. Hattie Woody and Frank Bragg.
| Sixth Primary--Lena Larkin Myrtle lIowery,
| Katie Worrc Earl Goodall and James Tucker.s
! Fifth prlnary--Ethel Kirby, Norman Fiippin,
| Barbara Eite
| lard. Katie Hart Matte Mellum and Irene
! NCCUok.
| Third Primary-Stanley Readles. George
! Harris Harry Wiltshire. Norman Clybourn.
| Willie Thomas, Bertha Watkins. Alice ifechlcr.
\ Second ary-Hubert Burke. ioyt Hutch
| ison. Helen Perkins. &viole; Sterling, Nellie VIII
| liamg.
First PrImary--William Arnold. Albert Cosby.
| Edward Davenport. Ryand Enos. ltanald Seal,
| Arthur Tucker. John l3urruss Myrtle Beck.
| Gladys Bnns. Edna Davis. I1ysy Fisher. Bes-
| sic Loure, Pauline Loure. Minnie Mcdowell.
| Ncrme Robinson, Virginia Strange, Myrtle
| Tyson and Luceller Tyler.
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Richnonders in New York.

(Spoolal o 'Fhe Tlmes-DlanaIelll -
NEW YORK, October 2o,-Imper,al-- -,
Bear; Wolcott Miss r Scott Grand Unr
II. e. Tabb; Murray Hlll--Mrs. a, III
Feisenheim; Hotel Astor-W. G. Reid and
w!fA
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Too Realistic Realism.

Wigg-Your friend the poet carries his
Wagg--l know II. He once wrote a
sonnet to a gas company and purposely
made the metre Observation-Disclosures
Record. ~. ~,
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Tho Rose Of Winter.

NJ
The soft blooms of summer are fair to
the eye, No.. A.,
Where brightly the clear silver Meo"ay
And rich are the colors which autumn
II ,,s soldschequered leaves, and It's bill
lows of corn.
pit doo ror ia me is the pale, lonely rose,
whose blossoms in winters dark season
winch smiles in tho rlgor Of winters
stern blast
And soothes the rough present by signs
Of the past.
And thus, when around US Affections
dark power,
Ec,inses the sunshine Of lifes glowing
hour
While drooping, deserted, in sorrow we
bend,
Oh. dear Is the presence of one faithful
.iriend
The crowds whom we smiled with when
gladncss was ours,
Are summers bright blossoms and au-
tlimn's gay stores;
But the friend on whose breast we in
sorrow repose,
That friend is the winters lone beautiful
rose,
Hyx., IL
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First Autumn Meeting.

The first autumn meeting Of the yir-
ginia Society Of Colonial Danes will be
held, by the invitation Of Mrs William
McCreery Ramsey. at Westover. to-day.
The meeting will be presided over by
Mrs. William II. Cox. the president, who
is expected to have as her guest Miss
Anne liollingsworth Wharton, the his
tcrian OF the national oreAnlzatIon.
Tho ladies will leave this morning at
z O'Clock by the Old Dominion stca nler.
After the business session Is concluded
they Will be entertained at luncheon by
Mrs. Ramsey. The return train BY which
they will come homo Is scheduled to
reach Richmond at O'Clock this evening.
The custom Of beginning the year OF
activity with n visit TO Westover has
come to be a charming annual recur-
renee. one which Mrs. Ramsey's delight
ful hospitality and the historic beauty OF
her home make douby pleasant for all
concerned.
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home. Wakefield Manor. in Rappahan-
mock county.
Miss Belle Reid will be a delegate to
the State convention, u. D. c., to be
fkeld in Richmond November Sth.

Mrs. Preston-Preston will continue her
exhibit Of miniature paintings beginning
to-day, at the Jefferson Hotel, for sew
eral days The miniatures shown include
several of Richmond and Virginia So
cletY LEADERS,.
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Master Ellis Pollard recently visited his
cousin in Paramount, where he spent the night.
Mrs Fr,. Miller attended the Hitchcock
Powers wedding In Highland Springs on We'd
neslay last.
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after q pleasant stay with Mrs. Nlcely's sister,
OF Barton Heights,
Miss Bessie Breach Is able to beS out again
after a spell of malaria. 53 5l14 hi
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A Pleasant Affair.

The sociablv given in the association
building Thursday evening at the Rescr-t
Sroir was a pleasant affair.
Quite n number of the Virginia Passea-5
ger and Power people were present. Miss
Scmaj De France Boice gave three num-
bers. IAN Order for Picture"
ding
The Last Hope and "Polonase by.
Weber" were finely executed by Miss
Nal Greene.
The guessing contest. conducted by
Mrs. I'll. Dunn and Mrs. B. A. Frank
lin gave a touch of informally TO the
evening. The prizes. ported plant. aud
bunch OF cut flowers, were. awarded to
Miss Boice and Miss Violet Ashburner.
Refreshments were served by Mrs. ].
T. Hill and her assistants.
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Second Grann,ar--chloe Armentrout Elsie
Yates Hazel Winn Mamie Thornton. May Fell
vey Susie Rhoeder and Horace Chappc.l.
FIRST Grammar--Katie keck Annie Franck,
| Ethel Atkinson and Malwine i3attige.
Eighth Prinary--Mabel MacNainara. Bessie
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Mr. \ Archer Blackburn, OF Baltimore, Md,
hal returned home after q visit to his mother
and other relatives and friends in I1enrico ana
Richmond. ,,.,, ,,,-,. a.
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| Sixth Gramtnar--M argerte Mccullough.
/ Fifth Grammar Hubert Perkins. Florence
| Wharton Harvey Kelley Bette Aston. Mary
\ ckildrey. Abbie Gary, Florence perdue.
Third Grammar--Ruth Lord Robert Apples
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Wilcox Tunstall.

The Norfolk NirEinian-Pilot Of Sum
day says. 4fb,s
Great interest As felt in the wedding
on Wednesday, evening next. which
will take place at s o'clock In st. Luke's
Church when Miss Elizabeth Wake
Tunstal will marry Mr.. Junius Roane
Wilcox Rev. William A. Barr will
perform the ceremony and the bride will
be given away by her brother. Mr..
CHARLES Tunstall.
She will be attended by her sister
Miss Ruth Tunstall. maid OF honor.
and the two matrons of honor will be
NCrs. w. Landon White. OF New York,
and Mrs. Richard Cornelius Taylor Jr.
The brIdcemnids will be Miss Willie,
Tompkins, OF Richmond: Miss Virginia
Wilcox. Of Charles City county, sister
to the groom: Misses Mary and Eliza
beth Baylor. Mr.. Edward Wilcox will
be the best man, and the ushers,-
Mcssrs. Kensey Johns. Robert Tun.
stall. James Barron Thomas Tannort and
Edward Brockenbrough.
A reception for the bridal party and
relatives will be given at the brides
home in Freemason Street after which
they will leave for q trip North.
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seventh Prlmnry--Lottie Beasley, Oracle
Galley Mary Clayton, Hazel Kidd. Sallle
Mcbride Hattie Woody and Frank Bragg
Sixth PrImary--Lena Larkin. Myrtle Lowery,
Katie Worrc Earl Goodall and James Tucker
Fifth Prl,nary--Ethel Kirby, Norman Flippn,
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"A November Bride.
Studio Reception.

and Miss Burnett ut No. 203 East Frank
lin Street, Saturday, October 9TH
Those present were Misses Willingham.
Bowie, Hardwcke. Taylor. Mccarthy,
starke, Post, May and Wallerstein...T The
reception was MS pleasant, as Misses
i Cofer and. Burnett have always succeeded
In rendering such affairs
Finnegan-Seidel.
Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage of Mr.. %. Edward
Finnegan formerly Of Hampton, but now
of Richmond, and Miss JAMIE Reed seidel,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs II. II.
eeidel, of Philadelphia. The marriage
will take place in Philadelphia on De-.
cembcr 2oth Mr. Finnegan was at one
time sccretary. OF the Y. NJ. G. A. In
Hampton, and later engaged In neWspape per
work with the Hampton Monitor he Is
now with life Insurance company, hav-s
Ing headquarters In Richmond. Mr. Fin-
negan and his bride will live In this city.
S1nith-Eure.
A very pretty marriage will occur on
Wednesday evening next. Mt the cree
mason Street Baptist Church. Norfolk,
Va. says the Vlrginian-Pilot, when Miss
Addie Shannonhouse E,ure VIII become
the bride of Mr. Alfred Haynes Smith,.
OF Atlanta, Ga, The bride will be given
AWAY ny HeT lufller' u's>6V Ni'''' 800
Eure and the ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. William NJ, Vines.
pastor of the church. Miss Lee Eure.
sister of the bride. will be maid OF
honor and Mr.. Andrew Smith, OF WASH
ington; brother OF the groom. will be
best man, There will be eight brides
4 maids, Miss Eugenia Roberts, Of Gates
Vile. n. G.; Miss Mamie BiEzell, of
Y Goldsboro N. O.; Miss Zene Elliott of
sEdenton, n c.; Miss Mamie Davis,
Miss Virgilla Jones. Miss Louise Gale.
Miss LILLE Fentress and Miss Hannah
Moore 3Eure. all of .ths city. The ush-
ers will be Mr.. w. r, Smith and Mr.,
Gordon strpnach, of Atlanta, Ga; DR..
A. $. Right, Mr.. William Shannon
house, Mr.. w. s. Creighton and Mr.. q.
N. Vaughan. of Norfolk,
Personal Mention,
3 Mrs. Il. Bartlett Converse and Miss
Ellen u. Converse. Of Louisville, XIV. ar,
rived on Thursday for a stay Of sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Bette Abbott. at
No. aol East Franklin Street,
Mrs. Edward Joseph KeAey, of Hamp.
ton. Ya.,gis In Richmond to- attend the
marriage of hegs-,stster. .MYIss !. Nancy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-26
STIFF
SHOOTS
SNIPES
Knight of Road Has Busy
Half Hour at Depot

Many people who had long heard of
land ss-zej az the proverbial "snipe
shooter We're enlightened as to his
methods a; che depot yesterday even
il- JUS before train time when the
crowd lai gathered they were amused
a-l ls-g-isLei % see an old man with
flowing gray beard, appear from up
tLe track with q roll OF blankets on
has hack and the expression on his
face x the professional tramp. He
s1-u;-re- slong as though he had all
tlr -l-e 'Esre was, but it was noticed
that he was eagerly scanning the ground
al II the tine IS though in search of
something which he had lost. At last
be wGs observed 20 stoop and pick
something Cp and opening a small bag
w-.tl be was carving thrust the ar.
ile.- i--c lts retesSes. but he did not
seem yet satisfied and still continued
% s1s- his gaze upon the ground and
Vas again seen 20 sJoop and pick up
a-9--er Object By this time the Gu.
r.cs--F ~ -l- crowd was aroused and
they watched Ucre closely TO see what
treasure ;1s aged hobo was so eagerly
seeking Iua gine then their amaze.
-f-; wle- tley discovered that il was
t-s s---Es q old cigars which were
SD hastily being thrust into the mys.
ferrous sack Even then they were
--e-i- ---5--. as 70 the use which these
-s--s-rs were 90 be put 10. but thew
~''- t---- E-i Eaea upon discovering
A. extra r-s bis u weed the snipe
'--r preceded % place it in his
ADJ. -as-isa,e it with evident
After q busy half bour
-- tl-s-' >-iE. for such is tbe
'-f- asLe- tv the "profeshu 70
'-, Ft1 carry their bed with them
p" r- sa-isteI and carefully
--> ssrs On bis pocket he wepi. |
as .E a-warl, rejoicing in his |
-s.-s S-L 81"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-26

AAe rna az G.--. 49,.
- le,a Eresa a. ,as 1rs.u.ar
alaa11a44 ce F
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-26
TELEGRAMS


-~.- &c wire
-- >a--s1 cabinet resigned tojo,-
--+ 'sass- IS l.known. '''''
A i-- a; NJ. Sterling. XIV tb;,
as DESTROYED the Cooley bnsinas' 'a,'
'eE 4as.-.. ,supls ana ssyarsl
s l-t ,-ss is slz5.O0l ."
ne Pz-A-s-i.4a hank. Of cbi..a,
'aF--Ss i-Giru-i5r. closed its rs,
ne capital is hale uiniHS
F-s1-s-- Hun, was staiIe5 ''''On ON
a N-T t-'k ot---zl train. The ,ar.n oa
E it+ tli-'s b, --kasWB cause
a t---z,.- -s-sl tlis -e-Di,,,.. -,
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go IS -sri-s sr-z g-s1r,-is j,''iSn' ",-.
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Tropical Fruits.

Bananas-5lac ID.
oranges-$2. .OO@2.50.
Lemons-$2.75@3.5O.
Cocoanut, $l.00 doz.