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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
ROBBERY MURDER AND TERROR
The Order Of the Day In the Caucasus
Proper.

st. Petersburg. Feb. 2G.-3.30 \. NJ
Dispatches from many cities in the
south of Russia as well as in the eau
caSus proper. make this region the CEN
ter of interest i'm the Weeks strike de-
sporadic strikes in all portions Of Rus-
sin. The tie-up of railroads radiating
from Moscow is a serious feature Of the
situation. In the Caucasus region. the
authorities appear for the moment 10
have regained the upper hand. but the
situation may al any Time again pass
oGt Of their control. Even the re-in-
iorcen,e It of the military in all the
Citi'S seems To have been INADEQUATE to
prevent the continuance of conditions
tending I" robbery. murder and terror
ism. Telegraphic communication was
restored To Batoum. tonight ana a dis
patch received IL ON that city indicat-
ed That The troops and authorities have
resained control. but that marauders
are increasingly active. while racial
strife continues and the whole popuia-
ton Is in a state of panic.
Raku also is comparatively quiet
though the phrase is only relative to
bhC i'uN tit' W 'itll iiluiuf anu
lillaGe.
There is no news from poti and ku-
tails hut il is presumed that they also
have been temporarily pacified.
On the other hand. other cities out
side the Caucasus. such as Ekdterin-
oslaT. Kharkoff, oaratOf1 Alexand-
rovSk and many others are in a cOndi-
tion of complete or partial disorder OW-
ing to strikes. The forces of law and
order apparently have been unable to
prevent the strikers from restoring to
The tactics Of the fellows in st. Peters
burg. and MAJ ching from shop to shop
and forcing out every workman. Many
government works il parts OF the colIn-
try are in the suspension. Half of the
work. EN- in Libau are on strike Seri-
ouSly affecting the manufacture of
military supplies.
The st. Petersburg workmen have
temporarily resumed their occupations
while voting for members of the impe-
rial mixed commission, but they are
possessed of the spirit of unrest and
tn air sense of power is being fed by in
Cendiary proclamatiOns, the latest of
which alludeS to the Emperor as
'%iCholas. the last" and makes "A rabid
attack upon the motives of the gov
ernr,ent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
Boston Produce Ma rket.

Boston. Feb. %.
FLOJ'R-Firm; spring patent 6,o1l.50
CcRN-Firm; No. yellow ~.
OATS-Quitc steady: No. > clipped white
3att3'..
MILL FEED-Firm.
BRAN-Spring 20fi26jO.
MINED FEED-2l ..lMt.:,
COTTON SEED M;AI--2G. i26.75.
POR<-EaSier; medium. LOO
1.ARD-S.
BEEF-Very quiet; choice whole cattle
1l@GiSE.
LAMBS-Firm: spring lambs 1l1m12A.
I.S-Firm: 10tl1.
Bt'TTER-Firm; northern. 3iM3ih.
CHEESE-Fir1n: York state T. sm1H.
EGGS-Easer: fancy 3S; eastern "1m32.
APPLES-Firm but quiet: Baldwins 1.25
Ni2..J.
POTATOES-Steady Houlton Hebrons
4Mf42: Green Mountains 42M45: Dakota
Reds .:56'iS: Jersey sweets iefi50: Ninclard
sweets 4J0GJNa
Steady on basis Of 500 for
graduated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24

led by recitative chanting oy The in'pe-
rial choir. .,,.,, al
After the liturgy the metropolitan a4-
vamced from the altar anti spoke as ioi-
lows: .,,ra
THE responsibility, for the, prema to1re.
martyrs death of the grand d"kt in,,T
on the whole society of Russia WITHOUT
distinction. The memory OF Giahu Duh
Sergius is that Of great martyr. mi mi
the services he rendered 70 the sac VII
live for all time among the Russian !eo-
ple. The Lord will accord eNtraSlihS
rest to the spirit of this martyr his SOU
will live the blood OF the ancient mar
tvrs a. the memorial Of truth and of the
true faith We may be sure the hlood
OF the grand duke will SOW germs 81 re
The metropolitanS address Lasted IL
minutes anG much of it was directed {"
a dcnunciation of the corruption Cl youth
full minds by anarchal aides.
During the service the heat ami the IN
cense-laden air became almost unhea: able
Some of the grand ducal mourEerS We're
obliged 10 leave the editice while others
drank glasses OF water.
The ceremonies attendant on the re-
moval of the coffin, which were partici-
pated III Ey scores Of court officials and
military officers ana in which Tour gen
erals. Counts Ignatef. Bele1skX. OSaVien
and DIurkofsky. took a prominent part
caused some confusion and delay. The
collin bears the simple inscription of the
name of the grand duke ana dates Of
birth and death and blank space Wa,
left for a later insertion Of the place Of
lltltl lllttlt.
The coffin was placed on the catafaldur.
Grand Duchess Eliza beth laid upon il A
beautiful wreath OF white roses The
metropolitan chanted the farewell pravtr,
a. all present passed by. bowling to M.
coffin and to the metropolitan. who
blessed them.
At Grand Duchess Elizahcth's order. S.
Andrews chapel was hung with pur
white draperies and on these were placed
innumerable wreaths
When the metropolitan read tho
prayer for abSolution all U.Stnt
kn-E. When the time came to Kiss tn
dead, according To the custom of The Or
thodON faith. tn" Grand Duchess Eliza
beth almost broke down. Her tall, slight
ngure SWared ard she was about to fall
when Grand Duke Constantine gave her
SUPPORT and she kissed the uniform on the
LEN breast thrice. When this touching or-
deal was over. the lid was placed on the
conn and IL was lifted up and boone on
the shoulders of the grand dukes and
aldeS-de-canp attached to Grand Duke
Sergius household was carried in pro-
CeSSi"n. preceded by priests in golden
veS:inents to the church of St Andrew.
within the monastery. There Il biief ser
vice of consignment to the grave took
place. after which the body was placed
in vault where it will remain until re-
moved to St. Petersburg
EXACTLY at nOon. the ceremony con-
cluded. MOscow's an bells began tollinG
ana the people who gathered on Red
square gradually dispersed.
The streets Were quieter than usual
Most OF the shops Were closed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
AN ACCIDENT,
One Young Lad Killed and Another In
Jured in Fall River Mill.

ran River, Mass. Fen E5-While rid
IifG on i floor truck in the fourth story
81 the Lnther cotton mills today. Deoda.
!ierGuX. aged Is. was killed and his cous-
IN, Louis !.eNelin. aged Is. sustained a
spilncd ankle and severe bruises. The
truck was hcing pushed through Tho n,iil
nN sweeper L struck door used for
hosting materials from drays and the
o o GIVING way the truck dropped to the
ground HerouX was killed Instantly
Joseph Cook. 15-year-old lad who was
tusii.ns the truck. ran out OF the mill az
n r,I ne accident ana disappeared. The
ponce found him later hiding in his bonn
put after talking with him he W. -,
t tIwed 70 remain. the officers SEATING tina
the accident ioi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
INTERNATIONAL COMM SSION
|nquiring Into the North Sea Incident
Concludes Its Work.

T,,; I,I .,n M. int,,, :, ;,I,.I -,
afi*, 'nii, u" i',,, ii., ,,. CON
niS.i"n aHl'"i:1'u y ltl"irt LIZ" IN
Wi, hin hT tu.,IiI l..ot u
tie rrrnrt when will be. pmbiicIy anno1nr,
"a AZ ,;h,. closing session TO be. held al !;
o'clock next Saturday.
Concerning The general nature of the
report the following statement WITS made
in Il most authoritative Quarter 10 The
As.:Jcjatpd Press.
Whom Jhn t.yt If in. decision Iocon..,
l,n,vn II yin H., I'll ,nn,,. .,,,,.,,t,hI,, !.
~ Rr;,ish ,,'.,. ,, ,,,,,Ii, ,i,.,,, N.Y.
h,yc heni, Id IL h,Iitv,. rbc ni.ntt;.
EIIssi;,m lrI,c,ls hut ~ :, m;,It,r nf f,,.t
the Idn,ir;,ls Rave souuh; \ middI. .rnunL
and 1h,. decision is NOT n rronourccd VIC
VIM III, .i,h.r .iin /, 4. IL ..,,,.h ,.h.,,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Feb. %.
Heavy receipts in Minneapolis wer,4
chiei1y responsible for loss of lsGi4 to
z; cents in wheat values. today. Corn is
up shade to &c: oats are off 1sMl4c ::
provisions are down IL to 21l. cents
The leading futures closed as follows:
Sept. 923,.
CORN-No. . Feb. Az; May, 467sa47:
July. 47l2: Sert.. 4734.
oATs-No; Feb, ao's; May, sos July.
.1'i Sept. 29ls.
MESS PORK-A1ay. 257t:: July, 127O
I.ARD-May. 6S21:; July. 6.?1la.
SHORT RIBS-May. SO: July. $50.
Cash quotations We're as follows:
FLOl'R-Steady.
WHEAT-No. > spring. 1ltd119: No. 8.
l69m1l9: No. red. 11Sl.d120A.
CnRN-No. >. A.: No yellow. Az.
oATs.,No. >. SOS; No. . white. 3oi a..
No. . white, 3lT3o
RYE-No. .. 73M17.
MALTING-Fair to choice, 436lis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
TWO OFFENDERS ARRESTED,
Police Make 4 Move Against the Cork,
School of Writers.

Moscow. Fep. 23.-Thn police this
evening arrested Laonide Andreeff a
well-known author Of the Gorky
school. and two other less known writ
ers No statement of the reasons for
the arrests is obtainable. Andreeff.
who is known as Little Gorky" has
recently attracted much attention bv
powerful sketch entitled THE Red
Laugh. which is appearing in a mag
azine. and which resembles not only in
name. but also i'll vigor and vividiness
Stephen Cranes Red badge of Cou,-
age" The sketch was written under
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
SOLDIERS FIRE
On the Strikers In Manufacturing SUB
urb of Warsaw.

Warsaw. Russian Poland. Feb. .
23l F. M.-Tne workmen have struck
in all the factories of the tzerlnaWoSh'
district HE chief manufacturing sub
urD Of Warsaw. There have been Sc
rIous disturbances and strong forces
of police and troops We're Sulhihoile"'
The soldiers fired but no casualltieS
are reported.
The police arrested many persons
but thethr eats Of the mob compehed
them to release their prisoners.
The employees Of the LndZe-HuiuZh'
railroad have struck. Louie Is eftreiS
cut of from railroad communications.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24

There is money in handling bits of old
string and rope. an6 there are several
large dealers in these commodities in
london: Thousands OF dollars are made
ny plNing and selling old fishing ne:s
alone: but this is a mere h1eateIlc tn tbo
cash that is turned over in handling of
oid cordace at the docks. When il is
stated that the cordagc-not including tho
~. ~ tlnS or large sailing vessel costs from
Slo,dN to $4,000 and that this has 10 La
constantly renewed, it will he seen that an
enormous trade must lac carried on in this
particular departments. '''''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24

The inspiration cf I'll" tragedy of Jan.
-. first Depicting the CHASTITY melrl-
ment of pools OF blood IL ManchurId,
at finding themselves repeated i'll the
streets of Russian cities. One critic
characterized the sketch as we're
Stthagin III prose.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
New York Money Market.

New York. Feb. II
Money on call firmer at y12m5 per cent.
last loan at - per cent.
Sterling exchange weak at 4.$Ifi4 ~ q.
for lie mand and at 4SiS;MiSi.91 Tor ..
days.
Posted rates 49,. and ASS.
Commercial bills 1914.
Bar silver ait.
Mexican dollars A..
Government bonds strong.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24

Nm En2liShman has erected n curious
weather Vanc on his house alongside
the road near Westernham. 1t depicts
Il motor ear running over Il pedestrian.
while at the arrow end of the r;ile
stands the avengcr-a policeman with
uplifled arm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
An Unconfirmed Report.

ST Petersburg. Feb. EFT IS stated
that Grand Duchess Elizabeth. VIE ~
the Grand Duke SergiuS. mas NiHi'"''
hn, husbands assassin III prison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
SINFUL NEGLECT

How is it possible for sane man with
good teeth to destroy them through careless
neglect SoZODONT is positively oene-
fetal. II has made the toothbrush naolt
real pleasure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24

japanese bride gives her u.oa,,:.
presents to her parents as slish, ~ :
in rearing her. H'Nt had
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24

FI.AN SEEDING l. Ia: 10. ! north
TIMurfIY sEED-prime. .an9.a.
MESS rDRk-l.. l6lfl3.41.
IAEp-G b1M6t1l..
SHORT RIBS. SiDFS-I.oos G.5aN6 81
SHORT CLEAR SipES-BnXcd, i.laI'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24

France. 1Ial; Id the continent, 763h' T."
japan. 9l2..
Stock. 6>N. &C..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
THOSE CHENEY BONDS.
Thief To he Given Plenty Of Time to
Return the $285,000.

Rnston. Feb .I.-l.aWNtrS interested IN
nj, search for the missing securities 81
u,rman 8 Cheney of Sou;hbridSe. stat
al tndlv that they did not expect to
NIKE an arrest in the ease hefur" tonl"r-
row as il was desired that persons @d-
mitt.d Ia he under suspicion Shonld he
Given REASON bile time to return The prop
my Al the imt time. however. the
ltMvers ana Mr. Cheney have taken steps
Ia keep themselves familiar with tn :
movements Of In alleged suspects III on
der to lee liz 4 position to reach them il
an arrest became necessary. |; WlI ad-
mittcd to-day that private detectives Were
ON the trail of Il man whose name WAS
NOT disclosed and that it was cNptctrd
that immunity from arrest which has
lH.tn definitely promised in q message
from Mr. th"nrNS agents would result
in the returning of the missing securities
II is understood that the Su~ptc has re-
Gently lccu employed a the travelling rep
reSon;atIv,' of Il New York firm ANA that
h." is Il clos" friend of a relative Of Mr.
Cheney ~ we'll ~ a personal acquaintance
OF Mr. Cheney himself.
Later Mr. Chrnt.V'S lawyers said thar
they expected To- have An interview wiki
the man whu is under SUSpIl ion not later
Than tonight and NJ this interview II wdS
expected that The lawyers would know
tor i certainty whether this man stole
the securities. Information which Camt
to The attorneys convinced them. hey
said that thr suspected mIh l. now in
Ers.', II. presumably IN hiding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Fob. o.
CATTLE Receipts. 1o.o"o; good to primo
steers. 3.1.IfG2J
llDGS-ReceptS. 1000; mixed and
butchers. 4.10fiiHI.
SIIEEP- Receipts. 1900: good IA choice
wetherS ) GNf600
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
SOZODON7
TOOTH POWDER

the natural complement Of SOZODON7
I ouid. is a beautiful polisher, absolutely
free from grit and acid. Are you using it
You ought TO be.
sroRMs: LIQUID. POWDER. PASTE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24

Snuthbridge. Mass. Fen. - Herman
:. Cheney. who has been in Boston. today
IN conSula lion with his attorneys and de
teCtiVcS in connection with the S2>l. W1
wDrth Of securities II Gently missed from
ni2ht. He waS accompanied by Chief Of
Police Dillib"r and his coachman. \-kon
S%rog. Mrs. Amelia WilLer of Brook
line. "A sister Of Mrs. Cheney. also visited
her brothers home. tonight. Lac tonight.
State Detective +. A. RhoadeS reached
here and was Immediately driven to tn
Cheney home. While nothing was given
out at the home. it is understood that the
state police are now actually engaged in
tie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24

M,ritl"n. Gu Feb. 2@-A law firm rep
rtS-utiug Herman =. Cheney OF South
bridge. Mass. has beer i'll coirmunicd-
ti"u with Patr"lm.tn SchErcr Of the Meri-
den police Inrcr. in relation to the rob
berry Mr.. Sthurcl says tina. al The. pres
en- tim" upon r"ulr>, Of the law firm
he has nothing to SAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily by J. J. 0uinlan q Co.;
Office, Opera House Block, Augusta
Maine. Tel. 52.2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24

RI'TTER-Steady; Creamcrics. 2N3I;
daireS. 2;ff;0
EGGS-Quict a, 2lM.6; frsts, =: prime
firstS. -: extra. -
CHEESE-Firm: 12Ml2ie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-24

Warsaw. Feb. 24,-12.5O A. M.-The
strikers are resorting to violence. They
have destroyed the great switchboard
station outside the city and cut num-
Der of telegraph wires.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-28
Farm NOtes-Leuen Of "Ehierprse" School
Term Extended Martin and Willard Popular
Entertainment. Etc.

King Grorgr T.. H.. Va, March 2I. 1905.
The few days oi good weather wep
taken adyantngr of 10y the farmers and
much plowing done.
Mr. Theodore Carver has commenced
planting hisuSual large potato crop. lie
will incrra-4 hi- acreage this year by ono
half. Mr.. Il. l.. Owens another pro
gre~~ivr farmer will also plant largely
of this crop. The soil here j. specially
adapted tO trucking
The acreage Ol wheat, while smaller
on the river farms j. mOW than made
up by the farmers oi the forest section.
Wheat j. looking we'll and the farmers
are expecting u good Yield.
The letters Of Enterprise ar read
with avidity 10y the readers ot your val
uahle paper. and We are willing Ia ad-
nit that If he does not understand eN-
actlv the construction OF law, according
To his recent statement. he l. iully ia
touch with up-to-date farming and in
trrnal improvement aud should his sug-
gestions be acted upon. our county
would blossom like the rose.
The school boards OF the respective
districts met here last week. and decided
10 run the schools six and on"-hali
months in each district
County Clerk T.. l.. Hunter will leave
for an extended. Northern trip. after the
Nav term Of court. He will visit some
Of the large cities and spend some time
AT Niagiia Falls Mr.. Hunter will not
70 alone.
Mr.. u. Irwin Coakley won the finch
championship series Tor the Norther Neck
ON Friday by de.eating all competitors
in warm contest. He has held the rec-
ord as champion for four years. Mr..
Coakley was thu first To introduc" the
game here.
Willard il in the head here in the race
for Governor, and Martin X the p"op!e'
rhoice for Senator To succeed himself.
Rev. Thos r. Payne. formerly of
Washington. is in the county carrying
on evangelStic work. lie is now the
guest of Mr.. Herbert Coakley. mt Duclos
Perhaps the last social event of this
season here was the entertainment oi
her host oi friends and admirersa ten by
Miss Irene COaklry. on Thursday even
mg.a her home Heart = Desir'. in this
county. The party was a select one and
the affair went off with great elat.
Music was furnished by the fair hostess.
Seldom.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-28
IN MEM0RIkM


Juha Deca~to CHARTERS died March
20. l9O4
just ONE year ha- elapsed >lucomy dal-
'',I ''o''',I l',I7''l i5"'" ''"- worm oil
frn L.r ,', ii, ;l ',,.' ,,.'' ''''
,..i,,', ',i'' '''''''' ''''-' '.''
La,,,'ir, i"'''' '''''
49, ilii.,, ii'.''
lli' lah'i d"h'. "S -iilA- lll" clay.
i'isli' lF"l" ll- i'"d li'' -Ihil hirs.
W i,Ii' "''''" i'ii" ''ii'Ii ''iihllw ip say.
HOW 'i'9i li' Iieill4''i, N Nl'n iir dies.
ON This. the >alr~i ui ail anniycr-
sarirs. the plst ri-r, NitnK before me.
until apain li-t.n with hu...d hrant,
for the faint murmu iron. fa~t purpiinp
lips. watching eagerly orfh. la-t elim-
mer oi recognition I'm tha Glazing ewes
tho while hold iu mv own. warm palm.
fingers ia~t .tifiruile I'm mv lowing clasp.
For the last time look upnu tbr drar
lace which smiled upon ur in infancy.
blessed ur I'M childbnnJ urdar.i,.,r,d fo
grow mon. tender and lovinp a~ oach-
eI manhood and MATURITY.
-Thrrr /. mono
I'm HIl illl- fDIU ana hollow world. mo-
fount
Of deep. strong. drathles~ love
Save that within mother, heart
rl......s,. ,..l..r.t,
, " , ''I' ''''' ,'D 'i''i' i ''1. '''' ,. ''''' b
""'. ''",S 'l'i v'IH NH'H ""
weokn, - and many fanlts IN INV Inne.
illness and we'll uioli desnni. / rry nnt f,r
"the touch OF vanished hand. and the
sound of voice that is still. When
through the darkness and gloom ol
spirit. as the cup OF sorrow appears
drained To the very dreg~. a still small
N"l'' ,"lli'S' WIN ti" words 0i c"hsola-
'I"u "'9' ""'fieu "l my h"iiirf ; Knee
am iH' resurrection ana the Me-
he that heIlr'rth m me- though he
WeI' l''u' H'l Sii'iI me- HNr' Ana
III" "'"'' ih '"'lN' Sil''" IlS,' hrS'-
''cm we Nhl'h are aIi'' ana remain
sil"'l ,r' 'iueii' up together WIN mem l."
'''r' ~ LD'" ~ 'I'' AR. "l'', @"sIl''ll we
r''i W. w IT." 'il' i'l"; ir| ,"",g'
W. "",N ~. ~, "''-ii 'i'' N"il'a 'i il' 0li'l'N
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-28
Communicated
the LEGISLATURE.

The people in the county and city arr,
we are clad to say. political harmony;
they both dwell together in peace. there
il no friction or antagOnism between
them. but ever since the war there has
been n kind OF agreement between them
that the member Of the Legislature shall
beplected alternately from the city and
county. In Justice and by right Of time
the city is entitled to nominate one OF It's
citizens az that member. and We believe
the good people OF the county admit
this and concede this right To MS now.
Who shall it be? There is one citizen oi
this city who can command very large
vote from both city and county. We ~
fer to Samuel f. Eastburn. Esq MIR.
Eastburn was for many wears n resident
of the county and fully identified with it's
best interests. He held many places in
the county and always performed fully
the duties Of those positions with credit
TO himself and satisfaction tO his people.
He is now the Clerk of the Council. justice
of the peace and prominent in church
affairs. and in all he is faithful. We be-
Iieve that the nomination Of Mr.. East
burn for the Legislature would be very
fortunate one and very strong. We
know that he would be faithful and eff
cient: we know that he il not seeking the
nomination,no nor are weinformed whether
he would accept it if rendered, but no
better man could be nominated Tor D0th
town andcounty. He would I've vigil
liant. energetic. capable member OF the
Legislature, ever ear ful OF the interests
Of all our people. o.
Citizen.
Fredericksburg. Va. March -, 1903,