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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-11
sTATEHooD PARAGRAPH-s EMPHAsIs

In the statehood paragraph Of the Presidents
message one can detect strong note Of impauence.
He is obviously fretted with Congress for not having
long ago passed the necessary enabHgact instead Of
ferng away weeks and months in fruitless delibera-
ton IN the very Dregiy Of the paragraph is obser-
yable the authoritie impatence Re evidently re-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-11
INDErENg.NI eANDIgaTE

We are authorized 70 announce A. i. Mckenzie
as candidate for Alderman iu rheFiTst Ward, sub
ect to the action Of the voters
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-11
Chckasha Daily Express.

E4tered AIT tHe postoihce ~ The City OF Chickasha,
Iodiau Territory. as Matter oi the Second Class.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
CicIdn en- ell Nat de
las AntiIIas.
Nal G8fz dol tlGnpO an Sal
Juan.
4 las 10 80 D. m oTdontso &
las GmbaTGl0ngS 50 TotIFiTan
do los muOIlGS.

Aver tarde & 6'tima hora ciFcul6 Is
nOticia. Rl parecer con Viaos de car
tea. de que en- el Mar de gas Anti.
Has habfase desenCRdenadO an fuerte
tornado 8 CiCI6n.
PuBi6F0nsa aviaos en- una pi6afrs en-
10 plaza de Baldoricty.
ri NAL caFiz del tempo aCentuSbsae
pOr mOmentoB. Algunos vecinos TO-
mar0n sus precauciones. POY Ia noche
deiibase sentir 6 ratios b1isG CSIida.
A Ias 10 80 D. N. Orden6se & IaR em.
bRrCaciones 90 retiraran de los muelIeu
en- que eStAbRn suFtas, seg6u oimos de-
cir.
A ID indicada hors sfirmSbage Que eli
fen6meno Observation-Disclosures sobfe Ia
ialR BsrbAda.
Mucha gente comeDtaba lss notiCias
cirCulRntea en- 10 plaza de BAldOFiOty,
donde hubo grupos hasts Ia madru:
gala.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
Mayaguez tambi6n 6n
La aSambI0a dc Juntas EseOIaIes.

A los numerosos puebIos de Ia isIs
que han Becun5ado eg penaamiento de
ceIebrar una gran aspmbIeA de Juntss
EsCo'Sres con obj sto de que esto8 or
ganigm0s Oe RsoCien, 6nese 10 CiudRd
de MsyRGti~z.
V6tae 10 communication recibida ca
San Juan pOr el presidente de 10 Junta
local de instruction: @
SJunts Escolar de MsysR 81. F. HR
I'm Federico Gatell. SeCretsrio do lH
Junta EscoIar de MRysGtisz, p. R.
CeFtifiSo: q. en- ell ibro de aCtas q. llt.
Va Ia Junts exiate e' Rcuerdo Biguiente:
G14. Sc di6 lecture con lR O. FtR
Circular del PreBidente de la JurtR
GEscolsr de San jun. y fa6 RCuerao
SunsDime de los miembsog de eta
stunts, Gceptar Ia inVitac;61 que be
GIes hace para Concurrir. por medic de
Ga repFesentrCi6Q que en "a die Pc
&nombrar& 6 la aSamblea que se Cele.
%bre en- San Juan. con el patriotic flo
sque ge esbCzG en diohs CiFCul9f; aBf
eCemo de que ge C0munique eSte RcueF
edo 6 u JuntS de San Juan & los efec
Gtos proOedentes.S
Eu copiR f I con el original que
me remit0. 7 para remitlr al PFes j.
dente de 10 Junt8 EscoIRF de San JuB b
IibrO eli preaente Certifis0d0 ca May.
giez & veig f. Y oCh0 de ARostO de mi
rovaOientos Oinc0. y con el V0. B \
dei Presidente de estR Junts. Federico
GStell. MArianu RlerA Palmer, Pre-
'tilente de ID Junta EGCoB0r.1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
N 0 T TICIAS =.

-Muy bien instAIada hR quedado la
ofCinR particular del o. nor don Juan
Canales, inReniero que fu6 del ayuntA'
mie1t0 de Ia Ciudad.
-Siguen sin Csgsr Loo grsndes bR-
chez que % fOPmRn en- les CelcRnias de
ID f6bric1 de tabAcos do estR ciudRd y
que cOnatituyen un f0co de infection y
0e MOSQUITOES mas menos pr0psg0-
6Ores de febres.
-ContintA enfeFmO de cuidRdO lR
distipguida eSposs del senp pr TOro Cue.
vas. juez del tribunal dc diStritO de
San Juan.
-PAreCe que el AboGsdo defens0r de
Pedro Boris, aCuSAdO del delitO de
nsesinRto On primer gradO 90 prOp0ne
hacer reali8ar una inspection ocular
por el jurado. de Los AIFededoFes del
sitiO dOnde % dice CometidO el CIfmen.
D-Esp6raSe que el vapoF que llegSr$
hoy de lOs EatAdos Uuid0s. tPaer8 ID
ConteStaci6n de 10 GN.w York & Porto
Rico1 n memorial del ComerCiO reG'
ptctO & Ia pesi ion de AumentO de or-
nAles & los SrabSiSdoreS de los muelleG.
Sc Asegur1 que el COnoCidO m6diC0
del battalion de Puerto Rico sefior Lu.
go Vifia hR presentadO lR renunCiB de
Ru cargo.
--Edgardo Aruti. denunciadO por
Rgresi6n 10 poliCia. Presents g0I'
pes en- un ojO y brazo izquierdO.
Ell cabO MontillR denunCi6 aver 0l
Juez municipal 6 Guiller1n0 Couver.
tier acuSSdO de burtaF don gallinRs 8
Enrique CaldeHOn.
I'm joVen upiOniOtR que fu6 ira.
ductOr de un diario biIipgus de San
Juan hSr& IN D no, Ge aseguEG NO QuisO
Sceptar la plszs de traductOr que ae lie
cfreciera de Ponce.
"A todOS loG empGesdos p6bliO0g de
SAn Juan % le he remitidO del sur de
As iaIa unperi6dico bilirRis y ID ma
yor psrte 10 han devueltO.
-Auoche fu6 muy aplaudidR Ia dan
"a jlel se q r AndinO titulada GCuandC
me miro en- tuS CjoGS. que elsCut6 u
banda de In p0liCfs insuIRr en- 10 plaz'
GBAIdoHiOtyo.
--AnoChs On todRg parties el tema d
IL conversation era ER CArts que ell 90
CretRrio de Puerto Rico hS dirijido q
AiCAlde de F.jardO.
Lucas NavRrHO fu6 conduCidO eat
ms fAna al cuarto de socorros para se
CuERdO de una COntuAi6n que recibier
On an hombrO.
-Eata noche CeIebrsrs session ex
bHaordinaria el RyuntamientO do SaI
Juan.
Sc enouentra bsstante meiOrad
de 10 enfermedAd que Ie Retiene 9
CANA IL distinRuids DANA do ne Carme
B. de ACu1IS. 10 Celebram 0S.
Ell &c d lr Hllari0 Case. vecln0 9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
Sensible faII0cimientO
en- PaIO SeC0,
Antigua prOf0SOra que fa6 VietIma
do las patoTnal0S Ioy0S I'M
puOStaS al pals. -
Tenia 60 a7ios y Sc lie separ6 del
magisferio.

Ha falleciao en- Palo Seco una
maestro vfctima De las paterpales
leyes que nos Figen.
Tenia s. amos y fu6 separada del
magisterio,
Fl via crucis que pas6 solo es
dable pensarlo a los que sufren y
no & los que disfrutan grandes
sueldos.
Lucha tenaz sostuvO para vivir
con sus tres iias. Lucha honra-
"a y tenacfsima. que no cOnocen
mas que los que no estan ali hltOs
del presupuesto. -
. Y Ia noble DANA sucumbi6 oscu-
recido su nombre, como sucumben
los que sufren y no tienen audacia
para mostrarse.
Ell sepeIio de su cadaver fu6 una
verdadera manifestation de duelO.
Sus antiques discfpulos, los pa
dFes de familis, tOdOS concurrierOn
al acto funebre.
Descanse en- paz ell alma de Ia
finada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
R j D A [ U C H A .

New York, sbFe. p, l.3O p. 10.
DisPuesta Ia Said ! De dos req
mlentos de infanteria y algunos
escuadrones de caba'Ielia iaSt nesa
para sofocar ell m movimlento cada
vez mas imPonente, una falsa alar-
ma Produci1a por Ia IIeRada de las
primeras fuerzas provoc6 otra COLI
sion hacienda fuego 6stas al pue-
bio Sc que defendi6 con energfa.
FL espectaculo fu6 tremendo pues
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
GRANDES IMPRESIONES

cuenta de este castigO al ei6rcito
que comanda Linievitch, ha causa-
do buena impression en- Ell ej6rcito
que 10 considera como una repaFa-
ci6n del honor de la patria que ell
ej6rcito de TERRA ha pFocurado sos
tener siempre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07

atacada la infanteria iaponesa bizo
uso del arma blanca entFando d Ia
bayoneta contra el gran grup1 de-
pueblo que ocupaba las avenidas
del palacio teniendo que ser auxi-
lada por la caballeria que did re-
petidas cargaS usando las carabinas
para contener q sus furiosos asal-
tantes y produciendo innumerables
vfctimas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07

fFases De protesta y acusanao de
traici6n al gobierno.
Fuerzas de la guaraia imperial
del Mikado intentaFon impedir Ia
entrada de los amotinadds en- la
parte exterior del palacio pfrdu-
ci6ndose una saDgrienta colisi3 3n. W.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07

New York, Sbre. Z, l 80 P. M.
La medida del emperador ruso
degPadaudo y expulsan do al almi-
rante y demas comandantes de la
marina ha causadO una tremenda
impression en- el ej6rcito. J.
La orden general en- quo Sc d$
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
800 HERID0S En- TOXIC
SANGRIENTOS SUCESOS.

New York, SbEe. 7, 1.3O p. m.
AL daFse q cOnoceF en- 7, kio Ia
hrma del tratado de paz, proddjose
una asonada en- Ia que tomo parte
la mayor parte de la poblaci6n.
Grandes Qrupos gritando desafo-
radamente ocuparol los alreaedores
del palacio i'm perial ptonunciandose
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07

La oervezR Pabst eS hoy Ia bebi
ds de moda, pues no fsItR en- bailes,
fiestas onomsStiCaB, bautizos, bodas y
en- todo To- que Eignifique an aConteOi'
mientO sRradHble. M. B. CaIder6n &
Co. TetuSn IL. La venden.
Ell merito siempre ea premiadO y
asf vemog como el Ron Viei0 GStelI
obtuvo Dor Ga purezR una gran reCOn1"
pensa on IR exposition de San Luis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07

MRnstf enCu6ntrase en- San Juan.
En- usO de licencia hO llegado &
eatA ciudad ell sef[or Ricardo AbelIG
empleadO de Ia RduRna de Ponce.
Sc asegura qEe ell doctor ge nor
Jol6 Lugo Vf!s ser6 nombradO ms
pectOP de ssnidad del distritO nOrte.
Eats noche & las Z y 80 se reuni-
ran I0a huelguistas en- aaAmblea.
-Iof6rmase que msfisnR Oe p9rall.
zar6n tOdos l0a trS bSjos del muelle Si
la GNsw York and Porto Rico S. S.
Co.. no aCCede 4 les pretenAiOneD de
loo bFacerOB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
MAS De. 500 HERIDOS.

New York, Sbre. 4 l-3O P. M.
DIS comps MAS de inftnteria fua-
ron deshechas por los amotinados en-
las primeras acometidas vi6ndose
Precisado el jefe de las tropas a
retirarse para buscar refuerzos.
TOdas las tropas de guarnici6n
en- Toxic han sidO puestas sobre las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07

aTmas y unos 5000 solaadoS han
luchadO contra el motfn duFante
seis horas.
Los hospitales est$n llenos de he
ridos.
Calfficage de gravfsima la situa-
ci6n: ...-s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
Bale On 81 Casino.

El pr6ximO domingo se IISvar6 8
efecto eI anunOiado baiIe en- ell Casino
EsD0f1oI. /
= DespuGs del suntuosO bniIe habra
GtVolley2 haBtR eI veCinO pueblo do
Rio Piedras. /
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
TODOS LOS COMANDANTfS.

New York. Sbre. +, 1-30 P. M.
Tambi6n ord6nase q ne todos los
Comandantes de los barcos rusos
rendidos en- la batalIa del estrecho
de COrea sean degradados y expul-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
REGALO,* !
lPpremiosl lPremiosl

Son iunumerabIes les pergonRs que
diariamante Ubtienen vAlioeos Feg8,Os
Dor medic de los cupones que ArFiVfI
Hermanos Clos hombVes del dis) FegA'
lao & sue favorecedores On sus estsble-
Cimientns que son los maj1r Guetid Q.
On San Juan. eLe GloriA3 Cruz Is.
eLs Vizcaina0 SSn Francisco AZ. eElI
Cielo0 FOrt0lezs 25 Visite ustsd o.
bos eatableCimientoS y ganar6 IN 25
pS en- regSlOs.
xLA VILLA DE MADRID.2-E1
este estAbIeClmienS0. mOntadO ri eBtilo
de Europa, han reCibido muchSs move.
dadea tales como pI no de biIlar fran.
cGD, aImohada0 de pIumag. vichyB in.
9leSes para O. miBSs. cRRimireg iug'eSeg,
aIfembFaB de Oriente persian ltwn, col.
ehonetGs. p0rO guas y el c6lebre tiFante
eChaatero. lGran surtidO de Oo1bR'
tas, ps psfluelos de sedO. y peFfumerfs
frances, En- <LS Villa de MadFit ,
oompran tOdas Las personRs de GuOtO
ref 1ado. San FrsnciGCO 81. TeG6fO
no 273. San Juan PneFtO Rico.
Hotel eSan Juana. Tetu6n 2l.
Esmerado serviCiO, habitaCionee fees
cas- y espaCioaag. b. ffos de duChR. Iuz
e'6ctriCa y Cccins. universal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07

sados de la marina rusa. y borran-
do Sus nombres de las listas de la
armada con notas de opFobio y CO.
bardia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
The Automatic Sewing
Company Machine.

La msquina para ccaef de pie , de
mano. 6oble psspunte y cAdeneta mas
perfeCta y mas bRrata del mund0. Pre-
clos ain oOmpeteucia. Almac6n. S.
Melon g Co. San Justo 10. As Pa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
Noticias generates

ANUNCIO.-Se venden les CasRs
San Sebastian 88 y BenefcenCia no 4.
Informar&n Sol "a, altos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
D E GR A D A D OS,

New York, Sept l30 NJ del amirante Nebcgato
Gkase del degradao 0rma
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
RON "LLAVE. "

Reconocidamente ell mas puro, higie
nico , RGradable que 30 fabrica en- el
pAfs, Sc vende en- los pricipales eat
oieCimieDtOs, y en- AreCibo por Sucs.
Sorea de Roses q Ca
En- estO imprenta se Vende papeI de
peTi6dico vieio 8 g 90 quintRl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07

Sc VENDE 10 casa n6merO 654 de
ID Gale de San Sebastian. IafOFmR'
rk Luis Coy. San FFsnCiGco 1O3.
30Y.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
AImOrranas

Sc PADECE DE ESTA ENFERMEDAD uorous naaa n.s.
0As UNGUENTOs
Vinoso
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-18
PLAYED 80 MOTOR CARS.
IN Fiesd sports saeh - Pee aaa o.
stasis Races IsSAs Aaeos
Ars Us~d-

Il Is only natural that II the nator
car % TO sapsrseds the ho-se irs 1srfts
should - tried In thcse sports IA vniea
the horse has hitherto Seea snpiose2.
sAys Casssii's Journal
Needless 20 SAY. no ens is ever fAely
20 80 hunting In an aut0noofis. but IN
the ease of polo nxht and easily 0sa-
sred auto esrs have oeen found 20 pro
vide plenty of sport. She players daEhiag
about the aeld. pursuing the ball VITA
their long handled mslists With Alnnost
a. much facility a. thouEh thsy we're
riding regular polo psnfea
vsry appropriate CON cotitton =zss<a
has nade TIA appearance a. several NO
TOR car sports n sn obstacle race. IN
which the obstacles taks the form Of as-
ures of men and women ne object n.
Il course. Ca avoid Sn0ckinE then dowr.
and az some of the aguPes are OF wh~sl.
very slight blow surices % naovs the1
out % their positions. 50 that II - not
suflci-nt merely 70 avoi1 ovsrturring
fheu
Al amusiug competitloa 10 the Elass
~ water racs 10 WhscA the contestants
have 10 drive rapidly over the course
each holding q giaas ~ water In 60
2ant. and trying not % spal iN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-18
DREAMS or The BLIND.
conisctures OF a Physician wSo Ia
Bean OWNS the sshssct
some Study.

A new iine OF ioves- cation IA thc
pnenomens Of dreams has he.a occu-
pyinE The leisure moments OF Dr
months He Il endcasoriag reports
the New York Bera'. lo discover on
what cause people wso have been blind
al their lives base their dreams.
Il "a a well-rrowa scientific fact
that the dreams Of the nor-, a. person
are Invariably founded Oh some event
or condition that they have expert
enced. a condition that Involves sight.
that they are retrospective a-d not
prosp pective. despite the highly -oiOred
tales Of our grRndfathcrs oC-oeTeine
propnetlc dreams.
What are The prevalent dre-ns u
persons born bnnd ,' Qrellec DIT
Simon. Ia discussln- The matter Nith
some o. Ma professional frlcnls. The
subject. 50 Tar as I knO~. has lot eX
citod inquiry. bat q seems of natur'
% deserve it. as 10 r sht lead 90 eon'
very curious results. Are forms OF
/ arures presented 20 them. either All
mate OF inanimate. and u SO. lo TIE.
bear any resemblance - tEcar oris
/ inalsf Everything thus ritcns heior
\ the minds eye must be a crea-.o IN. 40
a recollection. 90 him who can onl
have gathered vague notions of form
/ from The touch AID who can hafe "a
idea OK color.
Anyway. ia worth looking into.
seems 70 me
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-18
THEN SHE CAME TO LIFE.
Death vAnquished BY ths Power q
Great Love and a Realistic
Dream.

It vas night nov.
An. well. night as as good as The day.
What did A. matter
Nothing mattered COW. neither time
nor tide nor Circumstance. for was she
not dead. the Nouan OF hls heart
OF course. relates Lippincott b. they
lad had their little dlnerenecs--wa Wat
married couple has aotl--an4 tas tears
allod his eyes al memory ot soI..e "a their
spats. lie had 80 often been M The
wrong she-she Waa al angel. and they
had loved each other
Nov she lay dead before hin. How
had this thing happened How lad this
great grief come 90 ham, Whg AA4 the
Master given her TO aim bat 20 AXE her
away
he should not lie should rot. He
would hold her back out of tno very
arms of death HALF frsuzied ~ith has
( srlef. be solzSi her He held Lcr. Hs
drew her 90 him she yief-t leatf
was being vanQuishe0 Dy tlo Eowel VI
great love.
And then voioe-har voice thrOugl
the night,
John. for gracious sake. what are so
pulling me out of bed ,orf'
And then be avoke.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-18
WORE his aust N COLO.
Young woman Hat Her "IxArola"
Done in Miniature A5out
Hsr n-ck

A pretty blond young WOznAn eaassat
excitement a. a 17n ner 49,
" giv~n recsntiy By showing 81 Asx sn-
aEement present from her nAnae. relates
the Chicago Tribune. We did n0t Ike
the old-fAshiOncd idea og giving rizgA"
she CALMLY announced. 20 the Aosrss or .
coupls OF sentimental s1rla presest 80
sach OF us had 4 gold bust 0f 0aS Asad
and shoulders made. which - prssenns1
10 each other Harold wears IA Asa
watch charm. and am wearins nina &c
you see. on the gold chain arsaa4 ny
neck Would you like To io-ok a. it'~ AID
the prospective bride passed aro1na sAs
chlselle4 features "a 'HAr0sd- doas N
gold.
There Was something % tAriii sf o.
approval al the sighs 0f tke oust. saA
some criticism az thts sske dispiay 90 tAs
features of the lover.
I've hesrd about wearing yoas heAEl
on your sleeve said one cid LAZY IN {
lace cap. but it's the arst time I've srsi
seen anyone bold encssn % wear Asa
sweetheArt's head around her sscG-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-18
News from the Counties OF the
Virginia Peninsula.
Light From Lightfoot

LightfOot, March 17.-Mrs
". IL. Powers gave to the
young people OF tins neigh
borhoOd a delightful enter
tainment on last Tuesday
evening. At s O'Clock the
quests began to arrive and
we're received 10y the hostess
and her daughter Miss Fan
ME in their usual charming
way.
Those present were Misses
Fannie Power, Eta NIikin
lsOn, Alice Brand, Nora Viii
| knsOn, Olson, Lizzie Power,
Mrs. K. \. Lacy, ana Mrs. W
Ia. Power. Messrs. Alex.
James, Wellington Schenck,
| Bry Evan, Lawrence Olson,
/ Frederick Power. and VIII
lham Wilkinson.
AT II o clock the doors to
1.-THE diningrOOm were thrown
lOpen to the guests an1 the
sight of the tempting and ln-
vltiug refreshments made
II the table fairly echo back
~ elcOme" in response &c
the praises OF the young
( folks.
81 Several selections OF musil
; and solos were rendered b.,
the young ladies, which al
o ded greatly to the evening
o enjoyment.
The guests lett at twelv'
z lo'clOck declaring TO thet
: charming hostess that sucl
< <lgOOd times were long q
5 hnger IN their memory
: Miss Bessie RichardsC
: will be the guest OF friend
at this place on Friday.
Roll of honor for schOC
No. Z il as follows. Eth'
Philbates and Oracle Ma
. Malone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-18

Even the french and BrftisA wsrsaiss
that patrol thu Newfoundland coast eur-
ing the nsherY season do act escape this
danger. crowded with nsn Anc carefully
naviEafsd though thsy are The scs
masses serysa novel pGrposs fsr tAs
aeets all the summer through. esfnE
used as targets tor big gun pEactiesL
When a specially formidable one Grtrss
along past St John's . cruises alps h<r
mooriags and runs 20 sss aftsr Il. peitinx
Il with projsctiies until sos Area away
her allowance. IL is one OF the sixhts e
81. John'S. the endless profssston ef sos-
sergs OF every sire and shaps that crsfts
by day after day. ehsrminx tes eye asd
cooling the suumsE stmoephers. Some
tinss they ground {. the h&reer nso&h
and prevent ships entering OF having
hcCluro's Na-sxins.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-18
IMPORTANCE OF APPLE cRoP
Consumption of the United ssassa fs
Rightly Pounds Par capasA
Per Year.

Apple culture is nore important s~sn
than orange culture. In the uzns6
states there are 400 600 oc0 apple tross
ia bearing. fron which 3so. 600 go buan-
els 90 fruit are annually harvested IN
ten years these trees vii give ytsAd
q 600 900 600 bushels. Al the present
tine the apple consumption ot The Unfs-
"a states is 30 pounds per henA q -
population per year
By bushel measure the Amsrtcan A.
pie crop In four times greater than the
entire wheat yield ~ Grsat Britain ana
Ireland Billions % apple trees are
grown Ira the orchards OF the World. aad
millions of them ars atill being plAAtsd
Zach year The apple Imports 81 Great
8ritaln alone range between l.soo soo
hundredweirht and Sce0.O'e hundred
weight In addition estimnts the cs1-
sus ~ cur apple trees AZ - 0s7a,iv,s.
There ars nov !. 90 % these soruse~a
apple trees availAbls Tor propagation 90
supply the orchards OF the world II u
estimated that by 1906 4, so. .ocJ - tAsss
trees will be put upoa The market F'oI
domestic zee coTcI lr apple will ocrn'
mcnA ifseif tc every h0uaerif1 ~ th'
rrnaf-- I.r orerarafinT Purposes q
v.. rr.r. In.a.latls.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-18
Holdcroft Topics.

HOldcroft, Va. March 16.
The Ladies' Aid Society of
Mt. Pleasant church will
erect an entertainment hall
in the near future. Rev. j.
I. Haley of Essex preached
at Mt. Pleasant church last
night, This church has been
without a pastor since De
cember 1st.
The shad has again made
his appearance in the Chick
OhOminy.
Mr.. W. NJ. Edwards has To-
turned to his fOrmer home
near this placeand will reside
mere IN the future.
Mr.. Edgar z. Binns is re.
covering from an attack O
measles.
Miss Grace Newell. who ha;
been visiting her cousin Miss
Maggie Walker, has return
ed 20 her home in Peters
burg
Messrs. W. c. Blanks. {
Ii. and e. ", MOrecOck wer
in Richmond this week.
Mr.. Joseph Nedvidek ha
returned to his home IN Wis
cOnsin. Mr.. Otica Nedvide
, has gone Co Utah.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-18

ns womsn desires to be her husbands
comrade and friend. his true partner.
sharing his real life as we'll as his joys.
and halVing kis troubles. nowhere has
she better chance than In South Africa.
where the comfort and well-beiRg of the
household depends absolutely on the
house-mother's pluck. tact and skill IN
evolving comfort and rennec surround
ings out OF difneuit and unpromistnE ma
teriaI--Imperiai Coienist.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-18
THE SONS OF ALEXANDER
Since the Death Of Ssrsius But Two
Brothers OF the Gear Rs~
main Ahva

OF the SIX sons OF Czsr A-exar Ter II.
but three nov remain. Nicholas TIE cid
st. died In 1865. Emperor Alexander III
died ia 1894. Sersius was the third 10
PASS away. Vladimir. horn "a 1857 ranks
next after the ears brother. Michael. As
heir 10 the throne. Next 10 Ger. Trspon.
commandsr-in-chief OF 81 Petersburg
he Is tee most hkely tArnet for the asxt
bomb OF the ASSASSIN Alexis. bOrn IN
1850 is eommRnder-in-c chief OF The Rus
sian navy he Is a noted gambler. OF an
easy going disposition. and Is not anpsp-
ulAr with the masses. Paul. born In isSe.
Is tbs youngest. His nrst wife was Prin-
cess Alexandra OF Greece. and their son.
Dmitri. now IA years cid. IS the youngest
Of Russia's grand dukes. After Princess
AlexaRdra's death. several years ago
Paul contracted a pleecisn marriAgs. 81
he result or which the ezsr banished him
from Russia. Since the assassination OF
Sergius. Paul has been restored 20 his es'
tAtes and TO royal favor.