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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02

zachowuj sic spokojnie, to i
|ty je6t dostaniesz
Hobbs j Hugo rozmawiall
dalej po cichu kr6l zas chcac
sic usunac cd MICH.
LAX najdalej, cofna} sic W
przeciwna strone W kat sto-
dolly, gdzie troche Stony
leza}o. Tam usuna} sic ma
s}ome i rozmy6la}. Ciezkie
dreczy}y, go troski, wszyst-
kie jednak przewaza} gorzki
zal pc ojcu. SWAT drza} ma
imie Henryka VIII; nazywa-
no go tyranem, morderca,
zaciek1ym katem rozsiewaja-
Gym smierc i meki. Ale ola
dziecka swego by1 on zawsze
}agodnym i kochajacym; Ed
wardowi zosta}y pc MIN s}od-
kie ~wspomnienia minionego
{szczeScia. Ca}em screen zwra-
cajac sic ku pamieci OLGA,
czu1 mi}osc ku MENU i bo-
leS6 n~iewypowiedzianai p}a-
gorzko, wreszcie os}ab}y ma
si1ach, zapad} pc po}udniu W
sen pokrzepiajacy. -.
Sen trivial d}ugo; gdy sic
obudzi}, leza1 jeszcze czas ja<>
kis jakby W po}snie, tax: po-
wolf: wraca}a mu p~rzytomnosc
i swiadomosG. Zrazu niewie-
|dzia} dobrze gdzie jest co
sic z MIN stale; s}ysza1 tylko
|jednostajne spadanie kropel:
deszczu ma dach, i ten szmer
by} mu p%rzyjemnym; lecz
zag}uszy go wkr6tce odg}osy
dziki smiech6w krzyk6w i
spieg6w. Z przykrem zdziwie:
MEM zerwa} sic ma nogi, po-
.patrzy}, zkad pochodza tie g1o-
sy. Go tez obaczyl? Ma pre-
ciwnym ko6cu stodo}y ma
ubitej ziemi palil sic ogie1,
kt6rego czerwone %plomienie,
ulatujac ponuro i niepewnie
oswieca}y grenade mezczyzn
i kobiet najrozmaitszych; by
}y to widocznie szumowiny i
wyrutki spo}ecze1stwa. ME-
dry niemi znajdowali sic lu-
die dojrzali, SLIM, ogorzali
s}o6ca malowniczymi ZACH
manami okryci, tudziez mlo-
dzie1cy o powierzchowno6ci
zuchwa}ej i dzikiej, zebracy,
slepcy z zawiazanemi oczyma
kulawi ma kulach sic posu-
wajacyj niekt6rzy z drewnia-' :
ma noga, chorzy kt6rych po-
darta odziez ME zakrywa}a
wstretnych rani wrzod6w.
WSr6d tego t}umu znajdowali
sic kramarz w%edrowny, SILL
fierz, kotlarz i golarz, kazdy
z przyborami znamionuja-
cymi jego zaw6d. Geese ze6-
ska towarzystwa by}a take
jednym obrazem nedzy. Obok
mlodych, dorastajacych die
wczat siedziafy kobiety star
see, oraz inne, wygladajace
ma stare czarownice.
Wszyscy krzyczeli g}osno,
byli brudni, obdarci i wstre-
tni. Niekt6re kobiety mia}y
ma rekach blade, chorowito
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
Potrzeba

10 mezczyzn - kazdyn Sta
ME do podr6zowanla W celu
|zbierania podp,sow ! rozda-
wanna okazow i c]rkularzy
naszym towarem Pensya
$500 miesiecznie. &. 90
dziennie ma wyd4tk,. Kuhl
man Go. Dept. Alta
Bldg, Chicago sz5.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
KsIAZEIzEBRAK
POWIESC.
$#@:
(Ciag dalszy).
(Ciag dalszy).

ko, wkr6tce jednak don zaszll
Przewodnik spojrza} W ko{o
jakby czegos szuka}, obaczy'
ma jednej ga}ezi przywiazany
kawa}ek k%olorowej szmaty'
Spokojnie pu6ci1 sic W las ga
lei. Podobne znaki. powta'
rzajace sic tn i owdzie, wska-
zywa}y mu kierunek, W kt6-
szed}, dazac widocznie 90
jakiego5 wiadomego mu mle]-
sea. Nareszcie wyszli obadwaj
ma m%iejsce niezaros}e, gdzie
ukaza!y sic spalone resztkl
ma}ego folwarku sta}a jesz-
cze W pol rozwalona stodo}a.
Cisza grohowa panowa1a W
oko}o. Przewodnik wszed} do
stodo}y, kr6l szybko "a MIN.
Wewnatrz ME by}o nikogo. L
zdziwionem, nieufnem spoj-
.rzeniem zapyta} Edward:
~ Gdzie moi przyjaciel?
Smiech szyderczy odpo-
wiedzia1 mu. Il gniewem por-
wal kr6l "a :kawa}ek drzewa
i chcia{ uderzyc MIN pre-
wodnika, gdy "a SODA znowu
6miech szyderczy us}ysza}.
Kulejacy hultaj, kt6ry dotad
szed} "a MIN zdala, stall we
be- drzwiach stodo}y.
- Kto jeste6, czego cheese
tn? zapyta} go kr6l.
- Opamietaj sic, od}6z
szale6stwa ma box, 3D.
powiedzia{ 6w cz}owiek. -
Mole prz ebranie sic ME jest
tax nieprzejrzyste, zebys ME
~pozna} swego OLGA.
Me jestes moim ojcem
i ME znam Gle wcale. Jestem
kr6lem. Jesli gdzie ukry}es
mego s}uge, to oddaj mi go
natychmiast, inaczej bedziesz
gorzko tego za}owa}.
! Ostro, ale spokojnie odpo-
wiedzia} John Kanty:
! - Przez ciebie m6wi sza-
le6stwo dta tego niechce Gle
karac. Me zmuszaj mnie do
do tego. Tutaj, gdzie Mkt Gle
ME s}yszy, g}upie twoje ga
J DAME przynajmniej ME zrza-
dzi mic z}ego ale przyzwyczaj
tw6j jezyk do ostr6znoSci,
tgdy przeniesiemy sic W in
ne miejsce. Zabi}em przypad-
7kiem c~z}owieka, ola tego mu-
.sze uciekac z dawnego Sled
:liska ty W MEM zostac ME
fmozesz, - jestes mi potrzeb~
my. Dawnego nazwiska
sic pozby}em, teraz nazywam
sic John Hobbs, ty zas Ja-
k6b. Wbij to sobie W pamiee..
Teraz NOW! Gdzie jest two]a
matka, gdzie So siostry? Me
zasta}em ich W um6wionem
| miejscu, ME wiesz, gdzie sic
pda}y?
ChmurnO OduOwiedzia}
| | kr6l:
- Rozwiaz sam twoje "a
yadke. Moja matka ME lyle,
mole siostry So W kr6lews.
Jim pa}acu.
SChlopak, kt6ry go wprz6d
rowadzi}, rozeSmia} sic ma
los, i kr6l znowu chcia} sic
H&EEs -EE H.r.F 49, % 49, :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02

mu zalanial najzdrowsze oczy
|tudziez tabliczke z wypisa~
mem ma niej jego kalectwem
Ii tkliwa prosba o pomoc j
|stana} do 6piewu. Nazwany
T., Kleksem" pozby} sic znowu
drewnianej nogi wystapif re
~zdrowymi cz}onkami. Obai
oszu6ci zawiedli piesh
weso}a g}osem do ryku po-
dobnym, a Gale zgromadzen1e
powtarza}o ma ko6cu kazdej
zwrotki ostatnie wiersze 2
niezmiernym wrzaskiem. Prey
ko6cu og6lna rado6c tax sic
wzmog}a glossy tax sic pod
nios}y re al trza6c sic zdawa-
}y cd huku belki starego mad
dgini}ego dachu.
Potem zawiazaia sic rozmo-
}nie W owej osobnej movie
z}oczy6c6w uzywanej, gdy
bye pods}uchani ale W zwykle
|ludowym jezyku, Okaza}o sic
zniej, re John Hobbs ME
przybywa} jake nowy cz{onek
do czeredy hu]tajskiej, ale
luz dawniej do niej naleza}.
|Zapytano go, jak mu: sic tym~
czasem powodzi}o, i ucieszo-
no: sic og6lnie, us}yszaws7y
re zabi} przypadkiem cz}owie-
ka. DAWN jego przyjaciele
sciskali mu reke i zapytywali
czemu 90 d}ugo ME by}o.
~Opowiedzia}:
- w ostatnich latach, kie-
|dy u~stanowiono prawa sroz~
SEE i wykonywano je ME
w}ocznie, to bezpieczniej by
10 zy6 W Londynie niz ma
wsi: Gdyby ME ostatni wypa-
bylbym tam zosta}. Me chcia-
lem juz wcale miasta opus
cza6, lecz teraz jestem do te-
go zmuszony.
Nastepnie zapyta}, z wielu
cz}onk6w sk}ada sic obecnie
czereda a dow6dzca tejze,
zwany ,,Rauthbold" odpowie-
dzia}:
- Jest mas teraz dwudzie-
stu pieciu silnych z}odziei
zebrak6w-i w}6czeg6w, opr6cz
nalezacych do mas kobiet
dziewc>at. Wieksza Geese ma
szych jest tutaj, reszta powe:
drowa}a ku pofudniowi z pol
wodu zimy. Jutro do dnia
my idziemy "a mimi.
"A gdziez Kropf? Me wi
dzi go pomiedzy tymi wszyst-
kimi dobrymi ludzmi?
Bledny chfopak! bledny ch1o-
pax! Ostatniego lata W b6jce]
jednej zosta{ zabity.l'
- O, szkoda go, to byl 3D.
wazny i zreczny cz}owiek!
R,aufbOld Westchnaf g1ebO-
ko a stuchacz wt6rowaf mu z
wps6}czuciem. Wszyscy obe-
chi umilkli pod wrazeniem
opowiedzianego wypadku.
wyrzutki spo}eczehstwa pre-
wrotni i niegodziwi, nie So
tax zatwardzia1ymi, zeby ME
poza}owali, choc przelotnie,
straconych towarzyszy zw}a-
odznaczajacych sic zdolnos-
1
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-26
Let
THEATRICAL.

The Albert Taylor Stock Company
opened for the week at the Temple
opera house yesterday with q Christ
mas matinee and night performance,
playing to the capacity of the house
at both performances. Both bills gave
splendid satisfaction, and the company
will no doubt make good for the rest
of the engagement here. This Com
pany will give way Friday night for
the performance by Miss Adelaide
Thurston and company.
The Albert Taylor Stock Company
pleased Jacksonisns, as the following
comment from the Star testifles:
"The opera house was again well
filed last night. Few companies have
had larger crowds each evening than
the one now playing here. Each
evening they put on good play and
everybody wants to go again the next
evening. "a Struggle for Gold" is
the kind of play that plesses every one.
There is splendid humor through the
play. The work of Walter Mcmillan
in the heroic role of Dick Alridge, the
strong, fearless and noble husband of
a woman whom Bruce Darlington
sought futilely TO win away through
deep'dyed villainy, was exceptionally
forceful."
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-26
FRANK IMRIE'S
SUDDEN DEATH
Popular l. & G. n. Engineer
Dies In Locomotive Cab.
The Funeral.

This community was shocked Satur-
day afternoon by the news ANNOUNCE
ing the sudden death of Engineer
Frank Imrie, one of the most popular
railroad men of the city. Mr.. Imrie
met his death in the twinkliDg OF an
eye, without moments warning and
passed out with no show of suffering
or apparent pain.
Mr.. W. w. Love, better known to
the people as dad" Love, who was
with Mr.. Imrie, gives the Herald the
following account of his death: Mr..
Love said he had taken engine No. 255
down to the oil tank to fill her, pre-.
paratory to her going out on the road,
and that as he started on the return
trip to the city, Mr.. Imrie, who lived
near the tank, came into the cab, as
he had done hundreds of times, when
wanting to come down to the round
house or to the city. He was in q
cheerful bumor, and said to Dad that
be was going to town to buy his
Christmas goods, as he had been too
busy to attend to it before. He talked
pleasantly about the holiday season.
BE then got to asking about who had
gone our during the day on certain
engines. The engine was in the mean
time being piloted back to the city
from the tank running about four or
five miles an hour. The conversation
turned to men going to sleep in the
cab, MIR Imrie telling OF fireman who
once went to sleep while on his run
and hanging his head way out of the
cab window. Mr.. Imrie then said: sit
is dangerous thing, for If man hung
his head too far out and and il these
old box cars on siding was set in too
close he would be killed." Dad Love
said the word killed had no sooner
left his lips than Mr. Imrie, who had
been standing right behind him on the
running board, plunged head foremost
on his head to the deck of the engine.
His feet nevaS raged oulr--y-turn pn1
side--z'-.H when his body fell, and he
made no move after he fell. Mr. Love
and his helper, negro boy, lifted the
man down and saw that he was dead.
Mr.. Love is convinced that Mr. Imrie
dropped dead, and that his neck was
broken in the fall, but did not cause
his death.
Mr.. Imrie had been running on the
|. & G. n. out of Palestine for some
thing like twenty years, and was one
of the best loved men in the service. (
Dad Love says he had known the
dead man for twenty years and never
knew better or cleaner man in all
his life. Aud this tribute is endorsed I
by hundreds of friends.
Mr.. Imrie leaves wife and family, |
who have the sympathy of the entire I
The funeral was held at /
8 O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-26
An Ideal Christmas.

Yesterday was about as near an
ideal day as is ever seen in any coun-
try, and the Christ mas time was made
especially enjoyable on this account.
The day passed of quietly and every
body seemed happy. The usual num-
Der of Christmas trees and Christmas
services were held, as we'll as many
happy family reunions.
The next on program is New Years,
aud this is the time when we all get
brave and make many new promises,
and then go on doing the same old
things in the same old way.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-26

Few actresses who have visited this
city in recent years have earned the
right to warmer welcome than has
sweet little Adelaide Thurston who
comes to the Opera House Friday Dec.
20 in her new play, "The Triumph of
Betty" Aside from the wide interest
which is always awakened by the an
nual appearance of this dainty COM
medienne, this year the affair is given
double importance as the occasion is a
new play by w. A. Tremsyne, and
Irving Hall, author of "The Light of
Other Days" In "The Triumph of
Betty" the authors have endeavored
to represent Miss Thurston as she
really is and they have brought about
humorous contrasts of manner simply
BY placing her in the midst of rather
narrow minded circle of friends and
scquaintances in foreign country
fectly ieeisimsSs snd fighs are looked
upon with ceusure and suspicion, SIM
ply because they are out of the ordi-
nary beaten course. How she by the
sheer force of q wholesome personsli-
ty and downright honesty of purpose
triumphs over her enemies and trsdu-
GERS and brings happiness to all those
who have loved and trusted her, is told
in an exceedingly interesting and at
the same time humorous manner.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-26

The kidneys ache when they are
overworked and the trouble gets seri-
Gus unless promptly removed. Prickly
Ash Bitters is reliable kidney tonic
and bowel regulator.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-11
CAT WAS LEFT IN TRUNK
Disappearsnce Of Kitty Proves nv
terlous Until Clothing Rsosp-
tacls IL Opened.

A teacher Ia one OK ths public scAooA1
has a very attractive cat. seys the Hart
ford Times. The feline iE 81 an inquirinH
turn of mins. 10 may he because of AAao-
citation with the learned lAay Sho - hsr
mistress A night or Two aSo kitSy wAz
much Interested Ia watching her mis~
tress rearrange thinrs IN her trunk. Rud-
denly the car disappeared. Hov abe vAn-
lshed was a mystery. Duors and via
dows were closed and thsrs vas no
chance a her getting oct % ths rOou.
Uor r,.strt - was muck exercised. and
sought aira ana low fcr kitty, from
~hom not a SQUAD we heard. A GAy %
tvo afterEard the teacher had occasion
20 go 90 n~r trunk asaln. and whsn ths
, c1ssr and ,hs ray acre intsd tAsrS w4a
+ kite reposing costly OF hsr mistress
svcc * dress. a mev. a snaAa 4
stretch. RnG kl-iy gas herssif oces zaoae
a sadder but a ,-issr Gn1DA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-11
ELEcTRlc1Y MENOs soNEs


TIE same pC rcr thai rceeds tas &C.
rfrr..lve "a. ,r nb.ie Uenla me bones ot
tht 4ricrmnat ale-r "a. hlg F2y.
rhc agulrrel h0-.- 20 both rAs~i.t Had
men succrssiul.y y unite pAen properly
.rra cd ny electricity The electric eur
rent , applied fo tae fract-r, la.ly. Cal
ral sn. iasil .s..4 and sfafir electricity
were an frfef In che rabbits the gal
vauic current acted rapidly mere Waa no
suffering aeG after lhe apparatus waa re-
moved the animal walled and ran vail
an once The other forms cf electricity
scented beneficial to a less degree. and
thsrc was some Nmpiug after removal of
tae banda-es. pour cases in man were
treated one of over month standing
UItholt any tendency to union- In this
ease the pa lent Eas cured 10 ABOUT hres
vecEe from tho laginning of electrieAl
. urea menf The other cases Al did vel.
f The most noticeable thing NNa the A0-
ssl.c of trcplv and disability aftsr Ia
removal of rac nandaEe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-11
KING EDwasD's SECRETARY
Privats corrsspondsnes e Engiszs's
Monarch Ia a Task Rsquir-
fEg oreat labor

should yon by any chance receive "a
av'cr-apA lstter srcm Kfrx Fd~ard or
s 1eer Aiexaatra. the rovsl signature
ray - the-c bar TREY faow rogsing of
me cea.erts. sryond the fsci of eavfng
"a. fr .hr.r sac-e-arifs. Write thus
4-f 80 tseiarca IRE EosioE HERALD TO
ID. ere priv-,e serrefary 81 pcpniar SOW
Gro rcs is ra Snccr-e Fffr -r sixty ct
ers cav 81 thc arcrs So % her usaiesty's
.rtlrr rnou1eucs alfe th- klnr's
-rlts a tou5'cd ty stare papers Tor lis
signature. vhirl 20 o.e. of ecurre. ear
sa.e Lien the labor OF vritirF Royalty
reads a lct.cr ard or;cn if-lits is super
vision 20 a laccrtc no or $ es. .erasied O.
.1c margin. thsa Lcrl Kncilys and Miss
.>-.iiys. th queens cou1tazt. vii take
lt and 40 the rcst. klng EtVard's skili-
.u. .sht haat u4an expancs this iatc ne
diplomatic style Wlth wkicA most people
are familiar ana Ions belicVed direct
royal llctarion- Such very private notes
I rs the kIrs and queen Co ser1 o. thcsr
i families or infiratrs are tiscreetiy
7 aurrrd or .a-.r| 'r 7r~hiVcs. fron whioh
7 it would he I.ae iea 80 urser' thera.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-11

Theodore Gill. OF the Smithsonian in-
stituuOn. IN calling attention to the
misnaming OF our native hsa oy early
settlers. instances among Others the
trout The Pilgrims. hneins in New
England streams a esh that reminded
them OF the trout Of England. gave II the
same name. although LAX Walton woolc
have todd them that 1t Was lot trout
but a char. In Maine lancloeised SAL
mon. and in certain lakes another SAL
nonsd fsh. were also called trout. In
the south the name tro0t was given to
black bass. In California q peculiar fsn
was named trout. Apparently for 10
other reason taan It's possession y spots
Tbs Ola river trout 10 not uout - all
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-11
MYsTERY o. RsAL HEALrst
II one Would De Fhysteauy Psre~ss
Regularity and Dist Muss
BE Observed

whsnever anyone 10 released from an
or penitentiary after a iong sentsncs. 80
read that while he Was In poor OF down
risnt bad AsaltA when ne sussfee. hs
comes out as hearty as a orick. says tns
Saturday - cllng Post Yet almost
without exception la-is 40 penlteatlsr-
les are unsali.ary sunless places. wtth
no facilities for proper exercise O. tor
any % the ether precautions usually
taken By those who wish 70 gst or kea3
health The mystery lies In Two words
regularity hAG 1icl. The irst Is perhaps
the more important. Clockliks regular
ity: everything done On the second. ana
on tae sau4s sce-Ad every Gay, Arecognt-
ton u the fact iha. the body II a Ia
chine Then. as q supplement- 10 this. g
simple dlst-plain, not too vArssav--
enough to eat. but not too mueh-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-11
News from the Counties of the
Virginia Peninsula.
Jamestown Notes

JAMESTOWN DISTRICT. Va,
Feb. . - Master Bennett
hcuge who recently broke
his arm Is now rtpldiy Im-
proving.
y game OF handy OF shin
ny" was played GA the ice at
Jones mill pond " ednesday
between William and Mary
students and Williamsburg
boys. Inc town boys won
TO tue tune OF > TO j.
Gilbert Canada, cOlOred, of
jamestown, brought lOrty-
eight Mallard ducks to Nil-
lnamsburg Wednesday. tie
/ killed them IN fOur shots. -
The rain and freeze which
we had last Sunday night,
Horned coats OF Ice on trees
which was heavy enough &c
iuprOOt q lew pines and
break limbs of other trees.
Nj. J. ". Blanchard wal
4 in Williamsburg one day
this week.
JACK,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-11
FOR SALE {!


Second Crop Sunlight
SEED IRISH POTATOES
The earliest and leading va
rity in this section, yield
ing as high as 100 bbls. OF
No. l stock per acre here
last season. Send IN your
order early.
No. 4 Stock, So 90
No. 2 Stock, $500
Special Price on Large Orders
Call on, or address
&. b. MARTIN,
TOANO, VA.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-11
THE EMPERoR's 4OroRs.


The haiser has just been anar ated a
captain general ga IRE oga.. . army
There remains now uo Eur. .- IA force.
military OF naval. in whicA .e .aes not
hold honorary rank. He .s ex. tins
ane appointment Ga che miaa-c array
and lt is rather surprising ,c -Hn taHt
President Roosevelt has not 'i-ad h.m
90 become an American geu.i a. te
possesses a. least $50 uliforms. Win All
the appurtenances 90 boot. sues as hel-
nets. caps. swords. dasEsrs. sc- -,s. rio
bons and cloaks. They are al ged
ln magni Scent wsrdfctes. and le re-
sponsiauty o. sursriaterl. 1880 4.d ee-
lection. especially VI len the Ast FlFit-
a foreign capital is most harl-s. a-. Iae
empress is an honorary cDlore cr .sv
erai regimonts. uauvo and '-.-..,l. and
here vas a terr Die sensation -lc day
when she was discovered tc ~ eeorl-l
a uniform with TIE epsulettes 81. a Elsr.
/ heuteuRnt!
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-11
Oak Tree Notes.

DAN TREE, VA. Feb. o
Miss Pearl Schenck, who has
been quite sick at the Farm
Vile Normal school has re-
turned o her home here aud
II mucn better. nut viii be
unable 10 resume her studies
this term.
Oak Hill school - closed
this week on account OF the
illness OF the teacher. who
has the grip.
Mr.. G. G. Himmelwright al
Newport News, spent Wed
nesday with friends here.
Drs. d. X. Norment OF Ma
gruder, who has been very
sick for the past few months
il very much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas WaltOI
I OF SkiminO farm have Will
/ them their nephew andnlece
( Mr.. and Mrs. Walton, whC
iarrived here today from
Wisconsin. They expect e
make their home IN Virginia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-11
MONEY GALORE
FOR JAMESTOWN
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES
RECOMMENDS.
Over Two and 0ne-Half Mil
lion Dollars.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The.
house committee on indus
trial arts and eSpOsitiOnS'
to-day agreed ON the amount
OF the various appropvIa-
tiOns to be recommended for
government participation iu
the exposition to be held M
1907, ON or near the waters
of Hampton Roads. Va, In
cOmmemoratiOn OF the first
permanent settelent OF En-
glish-speaking people on the
western hemisphere.
The total recommended ie
$2.65O,O00. OF this So
OOO, 600 is to be expended
in connection with the land
exhibit, including the erec-
uOn of naval barracks anO
the necessary piers. the esti
mate for which Is 81. 10000
The balance OF the 81 900
600 IL 10 be used in cOnuec
tiou with the land exhibit
/ under the direction OF th'
secretary Oi the treasury. /
II reccDmmeuded tkat $500.
300 he appropriated To de
fray the expenses OF he na
J tlOnal commission prOvl ie,
p in the hill. known as tn
, jamestown ter-centenni
commission and expenses g
8 the government partIcips
tiOu i'm the naval. marin
and militar, exhibit.
For the entertainment ,
r. foreign naval and militar
officers To be expended III
= der the direction OF the So
retaries of war and nav
n Sl1J OUO IL recommends,
b for Al government buildin
. in which to make a gOverl
q ment exhibit. $50, 900, /.
n a permanent monument I
q commemorate the settl
ment OF jamestown, 900 .OC
To provide mOOrings
Hampton Roads, $500
For rehabilitating a mon
tor "a reproduce the bait
between the Monitor NJ
{ Merrimac. $4,000.
= MAYNARD Is HAPPY.
Representative Mayna
a is as happy ns a boy with
D. new top over the result
Of the jamestown fight.
re My main fight" said
1T today. has been to get I
bill reported. l have I,
30 that | alone was reSpOnsil
M so far as that was concern
/ have succeeded in it, and
ID is up TO my colleagues Of I
Virginia delegation to h'
me with it. | believe We '
F., get the bill through
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-11
PHONE olsPLAcgs RUNNER
spread OF Modern Means Of CornmuDi-
cation ia Abyssinia Phs-
nolnenaL

Abyssinia no longer depends OF feet
footed horse AID rider tor u-es sses. but
Ia a land os telephone mocer4 s3- Al
ready there exisls 81 miles of slephone
lines and 900 miles more have boen
planned out. a statement issued by the
Italian ministry OF posts. whicl .s inter-
ested With the work. SHOWS taa ice un-
dertRking Is beicg conducted IA Iac face
OF several uncomprCl4lsing obstacles. Ia
some districts the posts have 10 os con
tinuaily reerecteO because. through tor
rental rains turning the ianc into soft
bog. they have fallen down. In drier
districts wooden posts are deyOured D.
Insects. and when they are replaced oy
others Of iron they are carried OF oy the
population TO De converted into useful
| implements OF husbandry. This necessi-
tatss a special police for tsiephonic lines.
which have 10 be constantly patrolled.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-11

Marvellous are the lives OF creatures
condemned to live always In dark
ness ss black as night. says the Lson4on
Globe. One OF these creatures = ysry
rare specimen and Is styled The cavern
beetle Ia was nrst discovered some 10
years ago u A. Austrian cave. the grotrs
and, tho1Sa Us diseovsrer offered q 2rsza
Of SIS for another. Z was IA years ostors
q second war found Bro0sht 0ut fsoEa
sts gloomy aauats into the light q 10
sun II dies almost Immediately. Ia
sunl.ght seems 20 vifher and arrived -
these Insects. issst as tno0&A thsg AAli
been pl&eed In front of hot nre- xs<s
IN spite ot this fact- y - <noSn that ths
b.lEe cave creatures ere tsscsnoec cr~m
Others whsca o-is.nakls iissd n kAekoDe
g 6sS.