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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
THE wUMPTIEs AT WEST POINT.
BY A. II. FoLwEI.L

Went down the hill with double jumps
TIL, all intact, yet quite unseen,
They waited orders the green
Break ranks Explore at VIII! Advance!"
Dbedient TO the captains glance
The Numpties left the drilling ground
moment later-Boom! A roar
\ crashing, shook the Hudson's shore
" lis thunder, quoth the folks In bed
But no, twas Wutnpty Bumps instead,
Down by the guns OF Battery Knox,
Fast firing at the frovning rocks
Meanwhile DOZEN other squads
Cnmindful of the watching guards
Were penetrating every nook.
To marvel. sample. test or look
They visited the riding ring
And clung az only Wumpties cling
To stnrtled steeds In stall disturbed
And ridden wildly all uncurbed.
But hark, There sounds the mess call clear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16

Snakes are not the only animals which ex-
hibit the possession of rudimentary hind
limbs. In the whale tribe there is no evf-
dence externally of hind limbs The fore
limbs in them are converted into the flip
pers,'' or swimming paddles Yet when
the skeleton Is examined, traces OF q
haunch and attached rudimentaTy thigh
bones are found. There is developed In
certain kinds of whales a bony piece rep
resenting the haunch; the thigh bone Is dis
tinct. but there Is a mere rudiment aatched
TO II, representing the shin bone. or tlba.
of other animals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
HIDDEN RIVERS.
2. Hudson. 8. Seine.

HIDDEN RIVERS.
1. Delaware. q Hudson. 3. Seine
DIAMOND.
/ p6p
s. DOZEN
4. PEN
8.
WORD SQUARE.
1. A LII
q b L Il
B. L
4 LIE 8 8
HIDDEN ADVICE.
/. Do It now. 2. Be cheerful. 8. Rise early.
4. Always smile.
OMITTED WORDS.
1. Maid. made. 2. Nail, nail. 3. Furze. frs,
furs
CROSSWORD ENIGMA.
Shopping.
JoHNNY'S SLATE
Andrew Jackson, New Orleans, 1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
self-Advertising Authors.
From the London Sphere

Authors, as a rule, particularly the mas
ters'' Of fiction OF our day, all manure the
newspaper press of England with cheap
self-advertisement In a way that wouId
teach many a paying advertiser his bust
ness. They utterly fail to realize that they
are the manufacturers of shoddy, and that
they have only succeeded in mastering a
very cheap trick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
Parliamentary Hind Legs.

JotN-N1 = Sl-A1E.
Andrew Jackson. New Orleans, 1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16

DIAMOND.
l. A consonant in '.Iemon." g A weight n
'attern. 4. snare. S. A consonant in lennon %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
Gang of Youthful Thieves
Rounded Up by Ballard Police

The police have succeeded In
rounding up six of the gang Of
young thieves who have been com
hitting numerous fubberics In Bal
lard Of late.
Three more we're caught Tuesday
morning and more goods were
found.
The police have the names Of at
least 20 houses looted by these
boys as well as several stores. In
Guiding the Boston Clothing house.
The names Of the youthful prison.
ors are Robert Vaughn. Earl VIII
liama. Walter Williams, Levi Will
Jams. Claude Wheeler and Laurie
Nelson.
These boys have confessed to
several robberies in town. There
are only a few more Of the gang yet
at large aud these the police think
they can get IN a few days
The boys will be brought over to
Seattle and tried in the juvenile
court
Levi Williams. who is the leader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
POLITICAL
RUMPUS

GIN aud Mullen had "a lively tilt
at the council meeting ON Monday
night politics being the cause ON
wanted 10 know Why the elections
and boundaries committee. 81 which
Mullen b. member. had not tuken
up the proposition To aubdiylde tn
wards and precincts Of the city ~
has been proposed.
The duty b. very delicate one
and one the committee has HhfuHk
from. GIN demanded last night thut
the committee perform itH duty. OF
openly acknowledge their unwilling
ness to do ap. Mullen replied That
the committeeman Wefs waiting for
the various ward representative TO
bring tn ordinances settling forth
what subdivisions they desired.
The work OF rediatfietinE 10 reen=
linrly important ana toying. because
OF the difficulty which most 81 the
present members VIII find in return
Ing fa the council. even with the
wards lH their present shape
The fsdlHtfietiug. II done ~ COIN
pietelg as BE- should be viii lessen
the size Of the precincts 30 that the
VOTERS win have a more Intelligent
idea Of what they are doiuE, ami the
election OF miHnts Ia the council Rtil
be more infrsqusnt.
The committee Mas asked "a do
something by September o.. 80 that
Comptroller HipiiuEer would have
time To get things into shape before
the next election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

This cut gives a good idea OF
Bishop Foitcra new bscrsdflnkiuK
establishment on the roof % the 81
Nicholas rink. IA West Slxty-Hixth
street. New York. which opened
what promises 20 be a successful
season. last week.
To be sure. there was a select
portion % the garden set apart for
the especial use af patrons who only
want the music and a iittle dahh Of
tnp-alory ar ON the side. but the
average summer night amusement
seeker In New York il by no means
satisfied with such mild intoxicauta
as music and fresh air lie will take
them willingly enough as part 81
the menu. but as for the rest. he
wants something that Is intended
Immediately Ia drive dull care away
He does not believe n roof Is n
roof unless there are plenty %
tables sfrcwn about with white
aproned fellows daahinE here aud
there bearing tray loads u amber
and other fluids
So. though az the inception 81 the
enterprise there was quite a per
centage Of the sponsors that thought
only eoff drinks should be sold. the
subway Tavern idea won out. and
the 81. Nicholas IL just about az
frivolous a. any roof In town. OK
cepf that there are no vaudeville
attractions.
For they allow beer In bishop
Poiter'a summer garden beer. and.
II you really need II and let your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
GET In LINE
JOIN THE THRoNGs or con
TENTED BUYERS AND
BE HAPPY.

n. S. Johnston Co.'S big surplus
xock eut-priee sale viii 90 right
along this week. but it's nearing the
end An entirely new stock 81 In
sfrumenta and bargains are lined un
for this week. Don't put this mat
ter off. It's important.
The following few sample prices
show the reductions during this
sale:
Our s225 pianos now STAG: the
1915 and s3e5 instruments VIII BE
offered at sIas and set. while the
1875 and So styles VII so Al s2se
and 1850
Organs worth every cent Of So.
Sos. sii5 and $40 viii 20 at this
sale at So. ss4. SIS and So.
Terms on pianos from $40. So.
$50. as. So and $50 down. and So.
g.. 8. s.. SIC. SiZ So and $50 per
month.
Terms on organs. s. To so down
and g250 10 g. per month.
Every instrument guaranteed 20
be- as represented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

the ineatlmahle value Of the map.
saying at the time. DO you know
that " Il WE'RE not for your man
that jefferson Davis would be- sit
ting in my chair today
uoachkc had conceived the idea
OF such map Ina 1856. lie had Just
finished his work aa chief engi-
nccr 81 New York harbor Ia look
ing over the history of the coun-
try be had seen where in the war
of 1919 Washington had been at
tackled by the English marines and
some af the government buildings
partially destroyed aud archives
burned hoschko saw that IN ease
Of another war "A typographical map
at the District 81 Columbia should
be- in actual existence aud al his
own expense. with time taken from
before and after office hours. he 81
about hts task Rising before day
break. naarhke would ride away on
horseback into the field where he
maintained surveying party At
bis own expense 10 assist him Ia
bis work Hero he would work uus
~ the time 60 return io hia otflee
His frequent Journeys In and out
~ Washington. riding Al full speed
aoun earned him the sabriquct Of
tho Plying Dutchman
The map VAS completed just as
the first gun was turned ON Fort
sumter
Bosehke comes from a family -
engineers who for generations have
been Identified with all the great
VARS Of Europe lie vas born Ia
Poland in ISIS. His mother was the
Countess Drumlosky Ills father
acted A the great Nahaleon'a chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
LlFr SAVED eY SWAMP. aoor.
The Wonderful Kidney, Liyse
ard Bladder Remedy
Sample Bottle Ser, Free by Mail

swamp Root discovered boy the
eminent kidney mud bladder ape=
cinllHt. pfampHv cures kidney liver
bladder and uric Hfid troubles.
Eome Of the enry symptoms ~
weak Kidneys gre pala ar du0 nche
iu the bHek. rheumatism. dizziness.
headache. nervousness ratarfh of
The bladder. gravel or eaiaali. blpats
Ing HailuW complexion. puffy or
urine. or compelled ta pass water
often day aud might
Tho mild and extraordinary effect
~ thr world famous kidney remedy.
Dr. kilner'a swamp Root. iH soon
realized II stands the highest for
iis wonderful cures 81 the most dis
trsHHluR eHaeH. NJ yGu need "a mrdl-
cine ynu should have the bfst
Swamp Root is not recommended
Tor vefelhIuH. but u f8H have KIDD
ney. liver bladder or uric acid irOu-
bic you vii find % just the remedy
sou need.
Sold By druggists IN nny-eeut
and ouesdoiiHr sizes You may have
re- sample bottle Of ur kilmcra
swamp Root md a pam phlet that
tells all about &c. including many Of
The thousands 81 letters received
'''N "AtA tiH 'NfFHf H#AH H'iNi NifN
by mail Write DR. KHmer a. co.
Blnghamfuu. ~ y. uu8 please be
sure 90 mention that you rrHd this
generous offer GA the Seattle Daily
Star Don't make ung mistake but
remember the name. swamp Root
br kilmsfs swamp Root. ana the
address. Biughamtou. y. y. or
every bottle.
Begins today Positively everything
az HALF PRICE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

engineer, drawing the plans ef the
Qualifications Of DantHiz and other
defenarH that have a conHpiuuouh
place Ia the history of France.
Since his residence Ia America
lioschko has drawn aud auperiu-
tended the execution of the plans
Of many of tho great hafhora on
tho Atlantic ua well 40 the Pacific
coast Within tho last few years.
however. he has sunk into ohHeur.
ttY. an ohacuritY that has been aC-
eumpanied With priyatlou and mis-
cry HAVING In mind the necessity
g. an Improved dredEe which would
solve the problem ~ the digging
Of great canals. lloschke has shut
himself away from the world 10 de-
vote all of hla time 10 the plan
Ing 81 such a dfedge After years
OF labor. self denial and bitter dis-
appointment. success has at last
comic 10 him. but only when the
fruits 90 his toll have been al but
taken from him by money sharks
who have been advancing him nom
time 60 time at eK0rbitaut Interest
the necessary funds Tor the COM
plclion 81 his work
The drcdFe. the plans OF which he
has been working on. iH 10 be used
IN the digging Of the canal across
Cape Cod Itoachke made lnYesti-
cations for the Cape Cod canal In
lssa. but the drcdKeb then IA exist
anee we're not suitable for the WORK.
and u Il only after years Of labor
that the proper one has been plan
mol aud built
The new dredKe will also he used
hY the government in the digging
Of the Panama canal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
MURDER AND SUICIDE

VANCOUVER. Wash. Aug. g -
The bodies 81 T.. /. sWsrtseil aud
Lena May Clyce were found on the
bank OF the Columbia river. near
Vancouver. Saturday. and a eoron-
cr's Jury called 10 investigate the
deaths rendered a verdict finding
that the woman was murdered by
the man. who afterwards commit
tel suicide.
No other explanation Of the mys-
terry can DO given. and the police
have decided that this Is the proper
solution.
swartseil was employed In the
exposition grounds. and tho woman
had been working for some time in
"a telephone office In Portland. No
motive for the crime can be given.
as no one can be found who knew
the two very we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
Heney VIII
Push Cases

PORTLAND. Ore. Aus ga
United States District Attorney
Hency. who has returned from san
Francisco. refuses 90 give any In
formation as to the line OF inyesti-
CATION that will be followed BY the
rev federal grand Jury. which con
yened az 10 o'clock this morning.
To all Inquiries on the subject Mr
Heney smilinFly replies;
I'm sure I don't know. Why
don't you dream something about
IT,"
Il Is certainly no dream that the
operations Of Congressman VIII
hanson. Dr. Van Gesncr and Marion
x niggs In government lands are 90
be subjected TO the grand iury's
scrutiny. for nearly all OF the Wit
neases who appeared against them
IN their recent trials are again in
the city In response 90 suhpoenas.
This fact lends strong confirmation
10 the supposition that Il Is the In
tentlon Of the district attorney 20
reindict the three defendants. prob
ably on the charge Of conspiracy 20
defraud the government.
In his address TO the jury In The
second Williamson trial District
Attorney Hcney openly declared his
belief that some OF the government
witnesses had been tempered with
hy the attorneys for the defense,
This has led to the conjecture that
evidence In support OF the charge
may be submitted 20 the grand
Jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
FoREsTERs' SUPREME coUN-
Gil MEETS

BUFFALO. y. Y. Aug 2z.- Near
Is 900 delegates from ais parts Of the
country were present when the an
Hual convention Of the supreme
council q the order Of Foresters OF
America was called 10 order here
this morning. They represented a
total membership Of about 100000.
scattered All over the United states.
The morning session was occupied
Hith the annual address o. the SUI
nfeme commander and other Off
eials Of the supreme council and
reports Of committees. The work
Of the convention VIII be continued
In the afternoon. The Knights Of
sherw God Forest. which are the uni
formed rank o. the order Of For
exterE. VIII meet this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
4 BUGGi NOW

Assistant City Engineer Jeffrey.
who has charge 81 all the outside
work done by contractors for the
municipality viii hereafter make
hia inspection rounds In a buggy
instead OF Ia his well-kuown rubber
lsuats
The council Monday night appro-
prlated tho funds required to pur.
chase a horse and buggy They In
tended to provide him with a saddle
horse also. but concluded that might
be extraVaEauee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
DAU TON rs
SHAVED

Councilman Daulton walked into
the council chamber Monday night
without his now celebrated Burn
aide whlskefs. and his friends recog-
nlzci him for the first time since
he has returned from Alaska.
One week OF strenuous life With
the Chauneey Dcpcw side ornaments
has convinced the seventh ward
man that although they may be
striking they are really not neces-
sEry and certainly very troublesome
Daulton tried nohiy 10 live the
changed life which the whisksrs
brought him. but has concluded that
ne old humdrum existence u good
enough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. The man
whose genius aud honesty saved
Washington from falling into the
hands Of the confederaey. during the
civil var leads lonely. solitary eN-
lstenee In Piedmont. Few miles
from san Francisco, forgotten and
neglected by the nation he has acrN-
cd So we'll.
When the war Of the rebellion
broke cut it became known 10 Gen
gral Wise. who was then governor
of Virginia. that 4 A. Boschke. an
engineer. was the only person pos
ssaaluE a typographical map Of the
District of Columbia. knowing the
value 81 such a map. Wise sent a
messenger 90 Washington with a
bag OF gold 90 the amount ot So
pu0 in the hope OF bFlhing iluHehke
Ga give up the map. Martial Law
had been declared tu the district.
however. aud General Scott. hear
INK Of the mnsHruErr's arrival
rauaed his arrest A telegram was
then sent 90 nosehke by Scott ask
ms where the map could be- found
ON uuschke's reply that u was Ia The
hands OF the printers. a squad If
soldiers was sent 10 seize the map
aud two rolured plates that had
been made 81 a.
The finding Of such a map hY The
north WAS a suurce OF great relief
a. those having the responsibility
% the defense Of the capital. a.
there was not Ia existence a. thu
time even the crudeat map OF the
roads leading to the district
President Lincoln sent for
Boaehke and Impressed upon him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
AMBER FLUID FLOWS In ROOF GARDEN

er and others. all loaned 10 help out
the new amusement place
And Il ia delightful The palms
aud flowers and ahrubbery and
myriad lights remind one Of the
beer "a aces Of the European cap
itAis. while the music IL beyond
compare ~ e that served At rival
roof" and the good cheer r. just
az enliVeninF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

wants be properly known. fiznea or
rickeys az balls" or any 81 the
thousand and ono variations known
60 booEuiugy
There are two other e.erFymen
besides Bishop Potter on the board
which l. also ErAeed hy a long roa=
ter ~ emlHently respectable knick-
efhocker names Enateoit. Mills.
Low. Lanlnf. Sheldon. Sloane. Spey-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

After Seeing Seattle" Monday BY
boat and ear the visiting San Fran
cisco nremcn repaired 10 the ban
quet hall OF the Washington. where
Joshua Collins acted as POSTMASTER
responses being made by Mayor
BalliuRer and others.
Tuesday morning the veterans
left for Portland. where they will be
entertained by the hoscmen OF that
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

Of the gang and who. the police say.
~ one Of the worst hoy criminals
they have ever had to deal with. will
IN all probability be- given a term In
the reform school lie Is not like
the rest Of the boys. lie does not
say word. and when the other
boys say something 80 tho officers
that give them any Information as
10 the whereabouts Of any ct the
rest OF the gang. De scowls az them
and sulka In corner. The officers
think he la born thief
The BOYS who are In the Jail az
the present time viii be brought 20
Seattle Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
MARINE NODES

Steamer Melville Dollar arrived
In port Monday night from Nome
end ST Mlchaeis. with two tons Of
furs from the trading posts OF the
Northern Commercial company. hut
no treasure This is the last trip
the Melville will make to the north.
as she will take on cargo here for
San Francisco Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

George Edward Davis. aged y. has
brought suit fer sse.aoo alleged DAM
ages against the Neweils Milling a
Manufacturing company. Young
Davis lost a thumb and the ends 20
several fingers frum bis ieft hand
while working IN the defendants
mill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
nEcNIoN OF rArRnANK,



nosToS. Aus. % ssvefai
hundred members 81 the Fair
. hanks family. Including Vice
. President Chatles vs. Fair
q banks and several members Of
a hla family. met here this morn
q ing to attend the fourth annual
. reunion % the Fairbanks Pam.
= ilY OF America This morning
the members held only % short
. and Informal meeting ana then
went TO Lancaster in q body.
. There Il Was that Jonas fnlr-
q hanks. SON Of Jonathan. the
. founder 81 the family in Amer
lea. and two Of his sons. were
Killed b. Indians IL 1875.
Tomorrow the visiting mem I
. bets - the family VIII make
. an excursion Ca Mills. Midway. Z
Dover and Medfteid. They viii !
visit the ola sauth Sherborn I
. cemetery. whore many Of the
. family are buried. old nogges- I
town fort. Death bridge. and
= other historical nputa. IN the
o evening supper Niil be served
q ia Berkeley Temple. Boston
. Hon J. wilder Fairbanks. Of /
. BOSTON family historian. vii !
. give a lecture on Whitman.H I
. Ride from oregon" illustrated
. BY moving pictures
on Thursday the grand fam
. iiy reunion viii be held ut the !
= old homestead IN Dedhafu. A
. family male quartet. "a New {
o York family orchestra. "a din I
. nef ana long list Of speakers I
. siil comprise the days pro- I
. gram.
,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

SHILOH Tenn. Aug 22-The
monument erected tn the memoir. Of
the Second Tennessee Infantry Reg
imcnt e. s. A.. on the battlefield Of
shiloh. vas unveiled this forenoon
Sea- the presence ~ several thousand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

BAR HAHBOR, Ne Aug. IL
The annual horse show. the princi-
pal event u the social summer sea-
son ~ this fashionable resort. OPEN
- az Robin Wood Park this after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

Steamer Queen. OF the Pacific
Coast company. arrived from san
Francisco Monday afternoon, carry
Ing 81 passengers aud i.200 tons
OF freight Many OF the passengers
were Seattle people who had been
visiting California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

CEBU. =. l.. Aug. 22.-Tho Taft
party arrived aboard the Logan this
morning and were escorted into the
harbor by scores Of craft. The city
ia decorated a parade. races aud
banquet are on the program The
party will leave at daybreak to-
morrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

Steamer Meteor. under charter to
tho Pacific Coast company TO carry
coal 20 san Francisco. arrived In
port Tuesday morning from the
Golden Gate city with small con
slgnment OF freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

Forty launch owners met in the
Mutual Life building Monday might
and decided 10 form a protective as
ISOLATION. II will be principally
social organization and especial at
tcntian will bo given to regattas.
Some of the prominent origlnators
aud hackers are Vince Fabcu, II. \.
Chadwick. r. c. Ttoess and c. W.
Chandler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

NEWPORT. H. l.. AUG. g. The
annual tournament Of the West
chester Polo club opened here today
The principal trophies 70 be contest
ed for are the Newport. the West
chester Polo club and the Brcutou
Reef cups
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
!. ELEVEN INJURED ~ col
! LAPSE


= ST. LOUIS. Aus. ga sec I
q ton 81 the Education building !
q on the Worlds Fair grounds. I
d weakened By an earthquake,
. collapsed this morning. carry {
. ing down eleven men. The fail I
. fatally Injured some.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

excursionists from all parts Of tho
state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

NEWPORT u. T.. Aug. g. There
r. unusual Interest manifested boz the
annual lawn tennis championship
tournament which opened 90 the
Casino this morning The winner ~
the singles vii be called on 20 play
Holcombe Ward for the champion
ship The winners Of the Western
doubles VIII be asked 10 play IInl-
rombe Ward and y e Wright for
the chnmpionship IN doubles Among
the famous tennis players IN attend
anrs are a ". Dunlop Of Australia
and H. Parker 81 NsW Zealand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

PORTLAND. ore. Aus. ga
large excursion train divided in sew
erai sections brought hundreds Of
eNcursiouists from different parts ~
Colorado to this city this morning
This l. Colorado Day
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-09-23

The campaign expenses Of the can
didates in the Democratic primary
have been reported and show that
Senator Martin in the race expended
81, 542.O2, and Governor Montague
less than one-half of that amount,
S5,364.91; that the cost to ur. Swan
son, candidate for Governor, was
SO, $40, 46, and of his competitor,
Judge Mann, s5,S46,25; that Mr.. Ell
Tyson who was practically without
opposition in the race for Lieutenant
Governor spent $500, and Mr.. Cabell
his opponent, about $500. The cost to
Mr.. Eggleston, nominee for Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, was
SSO7.S2. Mr.. Hulvey, his opponent
and Mr.. Willard, according to lates
advices, had not reported.