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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
CHARGES THEFT
OF HER DIAMONDS
Mrs. Helen Dwelle Alleges That
Adolph J. Davis Stole
Necklace.
He WAS TO SELL IT, SHE SAYS
But, Taking the Diamonds Away,
lie Did Not Return With
Either Them or Money.

NEW YO4.K. y. Y Dec s.-Cspe-
cial. Mrs. Helen Dwelle, OF Memphis.
Tenn. who Is stopping at the Hotel
Gotham, appeared IN the Jefferson
Market court as complainant against
Adolph J. Davis, who is in the mining
business. charging him with the larceny
of a diamond necklace valued at 81 900.
Mrs. Dwelle and Davis acknowledged IN
court TO have been engaged 20 marry
Up 70 Thursday afternoon. when Davis
broke tho engagement.
According to the story told by both
TO Magistrate Mayo. Mrs. Dwelle gave
the diamond necklace 10 Davis about
noon or Thursday. He was 70 sell II to
a man living at the Waldorf Astoria. or.
" he failed to return Il 20 Mrs Dwelle
Davis appeared At the Hotel Gotham
several hours after he had agreed 20
come He brought neither necklace nor
the money. He then told her, she said,
that she had deceived him iLasrnuch as
she had not been divorced from her
former husband. and that he would not
return the necklace TO her until she
had given him the $500 which he had
advanced 20 her.
Mrs Dweile. through her lawyer.
Daniel W Blumenthal. admitted receiv-
ing the money Davis claimed 70 have
given her. but explained that II was for
her wedding trosseau. Davis said that
the diamond necklace was deposited in
a safe place. and that II the other side
would give him back his 500 he would
give up the necklace.
Magistrate Mayo adjourned the case
until Sunday morning paroling Davis
IN his counsels custody.
Mrs Dwelle denied. through her coun~
sci. that there had been any irregularlty
in her divorce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
FIGHT BATTLE OVER.
Charter Issued &c Company TO Re
produce Merr;mac and Monitor.

All kinds of performances are TO be
given az tho coming Jamestown EXPOSE
zion next year and many new ideas for
amuscmcnts are being conceived day after
DAY.
one OF the latest was revealed iu a
charter issued by the CORPORATION Com
mission yesterday 10 the "Merrimac and
Monitor Corporation" which has for it's
object the reproduction during the ex-
position Of the great naval battle Of the
tttii War between the vessels bearing
,.lose names
- be- in Norfolk and tie oficers are. O
\. Everhart. president. A. 3. Donald
SON secretary; s. Heth Tyler. general
counsel.
All tho officers are Of Norfolk citv
eiaior TYLER being "a son Of former Cove,
nor j. ~ 'e~ tv'er. and q member OF the
The exact objects as set ont tn .t,
charter are "Ope~ating a plant for re-
producing st the jamestown Fwnosf4ic,
a spcctat0rium Of the battle OF fhe NJ,
rimac and the Monitor"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

J. r Payne. The groom entered with his
brother, Mr.. Clark Paulett. and the bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Kate
Crutcher. The bride wore a handsome
suit Of brown. while the groom was at
tired in conventional black
The marriage ceremony was performed
by Rev. J. X Walker. OF the Methodist
Church. Immediately after the marriage
ceremony the newly married pair and IN
vited guests repaired TO the home OF me
groom's mother. where a splendid recep-
ton was rendered, and a delicious break
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Virginia Postmasters

Especial 10 Tie Times- Dispatch
WASHINGTON u g. December G
P0stmaster appointed
Nirginia-MOuntain Grove. Rath county,
Mary OFarreN. vice John O'Farrol ~
signed Nesting. Middlesex county. Len
nard NJ Carleton vice A. T. Strinrcr
resigned. 90
North Carolina-Cobbs. Cherokee coun-
removed.
Rural carriers appointed:
NTginia-Strasburg route J. w O.
wilkins. carrier, reinstated. no substi-
tutc
North Carolina-WaNhaw. route s. Jacob
=. Garrison carrier. Heath Yarborough
substitute.
Nirginia-Rural routes have been order
ed established as follows February Ist
Franklin SOUTHAMPTON cOurtv route ..
population b5. families rs: Fcb~uarv 18th
newport Giles county. route %. popula-
tion as. families So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

was unconscious. and the physicians saw
s Sne cannot recover The finding OF a
the weapon with which the crime -
committed. was
Following an investigation TODAY. John
Curry respectable colored man. residins-
IA NllchSster was taken into custody
on suspicion. and later lodged ~ 5oti
without bail pending a further hearing
next Saturday. S
Curry IS known 20 have visited the
nome or the aged woman, who is his
aunt. yesterday evening
The motive for the crime Is a mystery
for sum OF money the old woman had
secreted In her house was found intact
Aunt Sophia, the victim 81 the assault
IS one OF those good, old-timed Southern
mammles, who are fast dying out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
FISH VISIT HAS NOTHING
TO DO WITH INQUIRY

WASHINGTON. December S-Stuv-
vesant Fish. former president Of the Illi-
nois Central Railroad. called on the
President at the White House to-day.
and later visited the offices of the IN
terstate Commerce Commission and
talked with the commissioners. IL was
stated that his visit had nothing to do
with the proposed Interrogation of the
roads Of the Hartman system. Mr.. Fish
said he was not aware that he had
any knowledge that would be Of value
20 the commission IN its proposed inves-
tgation. but n they felt disposed TO call
on him, be would gladly respond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Three-Fourths Cron.

fspecial % TIE Times Dispatch.1
SALISBURY. y. c., December S.-Re-
ports from hfty-two cotton gins operat-
Ing this season IN Rowan county. show
that the yield OF cotton this year is not
more than 20 per cent Of the average
crop. Tho shortage is said to be due to
the excessive rains prevailing during the
boiling season. Although good prices
prevail. only n small percentage OF the
crop has been marketed TO this date.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Santa Claus Club

The efforts Of the Church IIm Santa
Claus Club 10 carry Christmas cheer to
afflicted are meeting with gratifying suc-
cess People are responsive to such an
peals and especially the Richmond peo-
pic
The Church Hin Santa Claus Club,
has FOR MANY years contributed to the
fpv Of tho Christmas season
Tho prcsiden' and originator Of the crub
Is Mrs. julia Bckers Gay, No. m North
Twcnty-siXth street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

T"I7'0III % Il0 ITI77- WT9UIT-H-
El REX MILLS VA. December g -
Wednesday morning az $50 O'Clock "a
beautiful homo wedding was soIenui7cd
when Miss Sula Marie. youngest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Emmett Crutcher WAS
welded 10 Mr. Samuel Tucker paulctt
large assemblage OF friends and
relatives or the contracting parties wit
messed the interesting event. The parlors
were hastily decorated in green and white.
The wedding march was played by Mrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
UNDER TREATMENT.
Mrs. Jameson Goes From Tail
to HOSPITAL.


Mrs. Marie Jameson. Who was tried
ln tie Hustings Court during the early
part ~ tle week on several charges 81
forgery. and on whose guilt the jury could
not agree was allowed 10 leave jail yes
teraay in order that she might UNDERGO
medical treatment II was believed bv
many 81 tie jurors and spectators that
the woman is insane. and the forreries
were committed when she was tenlpor-
ariiy deranged.
Mrs Jameson went straight from the
1.ll 20 tne Memorial Hospital. where DR..
Eunion Williams treated her. After tok-
ing o1e treatment she left the hospital
ana went 10 "a boarding house. where
she can be watched by the authorities
who have hcr under surveillance.
IL is believed that Mrs Jam'eson's men
tai condition Is caused by fhe excessive
use 81 drugs and the treatment will be
designed 10 kill her desire in that direc-
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
N0MAY'S HEAD
BATTERED TO A PULP
Especial to The Times-Dispateh.l

WINCHESTER, VA, December s.
Sophie Taper. an aged and respected col
ored woman of stephens City. Frederick
county. was found in her home last night
with her head battered to n pulp and her
skull fractured. Barely alive. the woman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
To Elect Officers

The annual election Of officers OF the
Richmond Academy OF Medicine and Sur
gerry viii take place Tuesday night in the
rooms Of tho Tra.a,orI Protective AssO-
citation, at Third and 3 Mn Streets. The
druggists OF the city viii be present at
khe meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

fast served. The house was profusely de-
corated in white and green.
The bride possesses many graces ana
accomplishments, and is quite popular.
Mr.. Paulett is prosperous merchant of
brakes Branch. Of the firm of Pauiett
Brothers.
The presents We're numerous and pretty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
REMEDY WORSE
THAN DISEASE
CONTINUED From First Page)

build the line. so far as the poles and Z e
wires are concerned. and each and every
car would have to be readjusted 20 the
new system. In addition 20 all this tho
danger from falling wirrs Is greatly i'll
creased by the double-wire system.
The city electrician rer arked, in dis
cussing the matter that the Cineinn tu
system was the laughingstock OF cleo
trical experts Throughout the country.
Such OF the officials OF the railway it
self. as were questioned. did not hesitate
to say that II they could. within reason
able cost convert their line into a single
trolley line. they would not hesitate to
do so.
when asked H. az an original PROPOSE
ton, they would build a double trolley
wire system In Cincinnati. they said
no" and when asked X they would
advise Richmond 20 change her system
from the single wire to the double wire
system they said no" with emphasis.
and added that such a proposition seemed
to them TO be too absurd to be seriously
considered.
Why the System Was Adopted.
Il is interesting 10 know how II came
to pass that Cincinnati mas the double
wire system. Tor the city itself had moth
ing TO do with it, The first electric line
IN Cincinnati was owned by a company
which also owned and operated the tel
ephone system. The telephones we're suf-
fering much from induction. and as at
that time the telephone business was far
moro extensive and more important 10
the company than its electric railway. the
company decided TO install the double
overhead wire and the double trolley. as
a means OF removing the telephone trou-
bles. but the officers Of the company
wish that some other remedy had been
found. Once adopted. however. It had
10 be continued as the lines were extend
ed.
These are the facts. as they were gath
cred from city officials and from officers
OF the railway CONG any. and the Rich
mond public may draw its own conclu-
slons. W. s. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
PittSburg Ydrdmen Are
In Dead Earnest In
Demand for Raise.
VICE GRANDMASTER
WILL NOT TALK
Say No More Than That Pros
poets for Settlement of Diff
fieulty Are Not as Bright
as Might Be-The
Shippers Are
Anxious,

PIITSBURG. Dec. S.-The dispute be-
tween the local officials Of the railroads
oentering In Plttsburg and their employees
over the scale for yardmen has arrived at
the critical stage, ara unless a settle
ment IS reached within day or 80 fears
are entertained OF q general strike in the
district
Negotiations with tho Baltimore and
Ohio are already or. and much depends
upon meetings arranged for to-,ay with
@. L Peck. general manager Of the Penn
sylvania lines, and D. 4 Worthin gton,
vice-pIesident and general manager OF the
Wabash lines east OF Toledo. II these TWO
companies take stand similar 10 that OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Gil gardiner IN
tie Pittsourg district VIII likely be called
out on strike IN accordance With the
result OF the vote on this question By the
traiumeu.
Middle Scale"
The Pittsburg and Lake Erie officials
ere underatood 10 have agreed 20 pay
lie middle scala" but II - not believed
the trainInen WI accept the scale I'M
less all other roads IN this district agree
70 similar proposition. The middle
SCALE IS one cent an hour less than the
scale paid IL the Chicago district ana
f. ia eject az Cleveland. YOUNGSTOWN
aud otaer Ohio points II the Psnnsyl-
rania lines. the Wabash and the Balti-
more and Ohio officials concede the
middle SCALE" it is said the trainmen
VIII continue working Otherwise q
strike 81 threatened
w @. Lee. Vice grandmother OF the
brotherhod " Trainmcn. who has charge
a. the situation IN the Pittsburg dis
fnct. declines TO discuss the matter IN
detail further than 20 say tho PROSPECTS
fNr "a settlement here are nor es h-seh.
as they might be- The trainmen. he said
had voted on tlc question and they
"frefc 90 demand the Chicago scale. The
wages in tho Pittsburg district Mr.. Ice
said arc much lower than lu other dis
ulcts We believe the trainmen should
De- paid higher wages
The condition Of traffic Affairs IN tie
ltttshurg district has reached that STAGE
where shippers are more than anxious as
o. th" outcome o. the conferences TO-DAY.
Y De- freight traffic in this district vas
never heavier than az the present time
aud strike ~ the yardmen woula mean
complete e-lp - an freight trains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

Richmonders in New York.
NEW YORK, December S.-Fifth Ave<
nue.. Mrs j. H. Hin. ImneriaI : Tr
Ford. S. 3. Field: York, W. d. Rheutan;
Hoffman. L. r. Mankin; Herald SQUARE.
A. j. Bante, Jr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Boys Suits and Winter OvercOats
for Xmas.

What's your boys are bargains for Won and =
for him. il he's between years age At Sd
$2Oo and S39are worth penny $3.50 So 90 and
$3.50. ~
You from their workmanship and thought
were exercised In their mang-neatiy sewed stylish
good quality material
BUSTER BROWN SUITS, 1-2 o years were So and SO
~ w.
SAILOR BLOUSE SUITS i'm navy serge and cl,eviots
years were IS 90 and SO DO
$395. 500 and $3.50 kind
DOUBLE-BHEASTED TWOPIECE SUITS were Ss 90 and
$3.50 now $220-$45O and $500 kind S2O5.
Also similar reductions Knickerbocker Suits
Boys and Girls Refers So 90 kind s475
Boys and Girls Red Refers kind 1896
Boys Cheviots and Tan Coverts. kind $3.50
boys hersey, mixtures, etc. 90 kind $f.75
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Children'S Bearskin
Coats.

a lot of 20 Coats. bought at
enormous reduction, in sizes 3
to 8 years; would retail for
$3.50 TO $3.50; until sold at
$3.50, $3.50 and $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

Black Broadcloth Coats. yoke
lined-half lined or full lined
in a good satin
Formerly $3.50, now $3.50
Formerly $500, now $1,000
Formerly $12-50, now $3.50
All sizes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Silk Petticoats

In all shades; wonderful
values; all-silk dust ruffle-
$500 to $500.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-07

pera de Boda consciente de su
destino, como ser de pertenen-
cia y possession, no va con Ell
egoismo ater1ado de las muje-I
res que guardian la urna secre-
ia de TN amor malogrado, sino|
con la preocupacion ased1ante|
de TN sentimiento supeIsticioso|
de la hdelidad, Sc dispone a en-
tregar a las llamas el tesoro de
su liricas prendas de amor, anne
naza del armiflo nupclal. PeroI
a Ia vista de las l1ricas prendasI
de amor, de las cartas y las f1o-|
res marchitas que dicen el poe
ma de besos y lagrimas roto.
por ell destino, el antique amo
resucita en- el corazon, Vel dios
lido retoTna, Ftniz abre las alas,
las memorials, cual enjambre de
abejas luminosas turban el al
ma de la v1rgen nOvia, la ola
del amor inextinto la bana, La
aprisiona, la eleva, la santifca,
y en- la maravillosa alucinacion
del pasado que iba a enterrar,
grita al amadO Teaparecido en-
la sombra: isoy tuya! jain te
adore! mo es Ell triunfo del
Amor y la BelleZa? Para mi no
hay moral mas hermosa. Todos
tenemos, todos hemos tenido
nuestro lirico tesoro de cartas Y
flores. Todos guardamos en-
cartas Y flores la historic de IN
idilio que es quizas 10 mejor de
nuestra vida. La Conciencia
universe del corazon es que ese
tesoro es sagrado, y que sacrif1-
carlo en- ara humana alguna es
acto de irrescatable ruindad.
Este mon6logo es conmevedor
Es el mejor elogio que de 81
puedo hacer. No 10 es cambio
Ell otro monologo, En- la Pena
Pobre" porque, aunque hermo-
sfsimo, no logra alcanzarse en-
el la nota del dolor y Ia passion.
No es preciosista la prosa de
Lugo. Su molde es hecho del
puro marmol hispano y del o1o
modernista trabajado sin la pa
ciencia y el arte milagrosos de
los lapidarios franceses e tia
lianos.
Hay en- su lenguaje musicas y
colores. Harmonic canta en- su
Erase como IN piano. Sc siente
Ell vuelo de una grande y muy
alta inspiration. Es TN escritor
artista, IN talento autentico, TN
poeta genuine. Hay que espe-
rar de 81 libros bellos, eminen-
tes, perdurables.
.BGc6mfO LOpe=-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-07
DICCI0NARE0 COMPLETE
DE LA
Lengua Espanola
PoR
M. RODRIGUEZ NAvAs

La presente obra contiene:
Voca bulario general, con doble MI
nero de art1culos que los Dicciona-
rios usuales, incluso Ell de Ia Aca-
demia EspafIola defnici6n expli-
cacion de las varias acepciones de
cada termino tecnolog1a cientffca,
-art1stica Industrial, eomercial me-
canica; vocabulario de ideas aflnes !;
sin6nimas y etimologfas analizadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-07

E aqua de Vajuiga absoutamente tai cual sale del
nanantal sabor agadable puede aqua
comn para las intermediates del estomago Sc
ora er garantiza e resultado para dyspepsia malas
digestiones.
Precio Gaia de botelas de lro 81 Botella
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-20
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1906
KING GEORGE PERSONALS

King George G. II, Va, Nov Il. 1906
Mrs. Dr. T. T. Arnold, who has been
visiting relatives ia Washington, has re-
turned
Mis-. Marie Dohcrty, who accompanied
her mother To Washington, has returned.
Mr. Rose +. Hunter. OF Washington,
il ,isitng her relatives. the Hunters, at
the Court House
Mr. and Nis. BERNARD Scott. who We're
recently married AT 81. Paul q church. in
tins county, have sailed for Europe.
Ms Grmslry aud her twochildren ar'
visiting her father and mother. MIR and
Mrs Slla~ Staph.-, no the court House.
Judge r. Emhrry WAS at the Court
House recently taking DISPOSITIONS before
Commissioner T. !. Hunter
MIR Tho~. t. Hunter. deputy clerk oi
the Circuit court has returned from ~
visit to relatives ln Na.hingt1n.
Mr. aud Mr. II Potts have returned
from "a visit to friends in Washington
Mrs B-uj Coahl-y. of Washington, j.
visiting friends aud rcintyes IN the
county.
Mr. aud Mrs Van Houtrn who have
been visiting n.latlte- in Pennsylvania,
have returned to- Matthias Point light
house. where Mr. Van Iioutcn Is assist
AMI keeper
Miss Louise Made. of White Post,
Ciarke county. is visiting her uncle. Mr..
T. T. Gr,m,s. M Matthias Point
Mr. Albert Smoot. of Alexandria. il
spending u frw days with Mr. ". d.
Grymr-
Mr STROLLER Jones Of Roanoke, il Wis
iting his mthr-. Mr.. l'itz Jones
Mr. Eugene Stuart and hls friends. pr.
Pend,rgra-t and pr. Chapman, oi New
York. nre visiting Mrs j H. Stuart.
Mr. Fuller oi Washington, who has
been "a guest oi MIR Lewis \. SmOot. has
returned home.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-20
PLATT May RESIGN SOON.
Likely to Give Up Seat In United
States Senate Before Dec. 3.

States Senate Before Dec. 3.
Nrut N.r. \nt L. As % result of
,l. u,f,r..f, Incident fn h.. domestic
tr..li-. 1b,ua.. COLLIER Plant will. il
.. stated .n .r.IIhi. anfhoriiv re~i.n
li. ...,t fr n,. ..u.t. or th, United
static. tb. r..i.n,f,,u 10 take effect
nr,bahl, l,f,r. D.r g. when congress
vill assemble.
n i. alleged that political friends Of
Senator PLAT advised him to resign Oh
Ola. pr.iiud that If hr did not mo.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-20
CONSUMPTION IN WASHINGTON
Between $500 and 1000 Cases Now There.

Consumption killed S26 Washington
ians last year, and from $500 to 5000
consumptives are now living in Wash
ington, according to the annual report
OF the committee on prevention OF con-
sumption. Ignorance and carelessness are
responsible, the committee say, for the
foothold this disease has secured. The
conditions with regard to this disease are
stated to be as follows:
One death inevery q is due to consump-
ton.
Every careless and nninstructed con
sumptive may infect hundreds ofhealthy
persons.
Every case OF consumption is due to
the csrelessness OF some other consump-
tive.
The careful and clean consumpti7e IL
not dangerous to those with whom he
lives and works
The consumptiye can usually be cured
by the observance Of lew fundamental
laws OF health.
Consumption can be stamped ont wher
the community becomes aunitin lighting
it.
Consumption costs Washington oyel
81, 600 900 year-$6, 900 a day, allow
81 day for the loss OF wage and u
for living expenses.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-20
WANTS ROCKEFELLER
Kellogg ASKS Court TO Order Oil
MagnateS TO ST. Louis.
PROBING THE WATERS-PIERCE
Missouri Attorney General Delves Into
Affairs Of Standards Alleged Accom-
plice-Tesas Authorities Show Up
Apparently Illegal Combine.

81 Louis Nov. L. Following the
filing by Frank Il. Kellogg. special
counsel for the government. of tllr gov.
ernmcur~ petition for the dissolution
of the standard oil Company of New
Jersey an order WAS applied for before
Judges Sanhorn and Adams of th,
United States circuit court OF appeals
10 bring nonresident defendants into
the jurisdiction of the district court at
ST. Louis to serve them with sub.
pocuas These defendants are John d.
Rockcfcllcr. William Rockefeller. Hem.
ry NJ Flaeler. John y. Archbold
Charles VI. Pratt Henry II. Rogers and
oliver II. Payne.
II is considered probable that n ~pe
cial commissioner viii bee appointed 10
take the evidence in the ease and that
hc will certify the record of the United
States circuit court of appeals as was
lone .n the Northern Securities case.
The hearing Of depo~itions of the do
fruSr in the custer ~uit of the state of
Missouri against the Standard. Waters
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-20
CANNlBALS IN RICHMOND
Brought Over for jamestown Exhibit

The first party Of African natives to be
placed on exhibition Mt the jamestown
Exposition arrived in Richmond Thurs
DAY with Rev. L. q. jordan "A colOred
missionary of the Negro Baptist Conyen-
ton Of the World. There are still host
Of Others To come, the purpose being to
get them here as early as. possible in
order that they may become acclimated.
The cannibals are hearty eaters. 4
large quantity Of food il required TO keep
them peaceful la view Of this fact Rev.
Mr.. Jordan will lecture in the various
churche. from time to time in order to
obtain the money necessary toieed them.
They are more particular about their
"ratiOns' than they are about what
they wear
There are also - Porto Rican girls in
Richmond for the jamestown show
This is another aggregation OF hearty
eaters.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-20

Cleveland. O.. Nov 1T.--In addition
to John D. Rockefeller and the three
Ohio directors indicted others high up
in the management OF the Standard
Oil monopoly are to be proceeded
against crlminally. The prosecution
will be the next move Of Prosecutor
David. according to statement made
by him at Flndlay