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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-06

who cannot raise apples are complaining
of those who nre raising them that we
have caused values to increase so greatly,
with n consequent Increase In taxation.
while the capaciis' of the soil to raise
wheat and corn Is not Increased by one
hishel.
'"rhe value of the apple crop to Fred.
crick county is fully appreciated By tho
citizens thereof, and OF the city OF VIM
chester. At the time Mr.. Lupton set
out the orchard mentioned above, twenty
seven years ago II was. the banks OF
Winchester had on deposit In open ac-
counts about $700,0o0 To-day the aggre-
gate of the bank deposits of the city Is.
in round figures. s2,o0O,00o. Everybody
attributes this increase chiefly to the
development of the apple-growing indus
try.
Mr.. Lupton Is acknowledged tc have
won the championship for fine apples last
soason He received from the firm OF
John Nix and Company, Of New York,
check for s7.175 for his crop The apples
were grown on one hundred acres OF land,
and the crop amounted to 2,6S7 barrels,
picked and packed from trees ten years
old. great quantity of apples known as
drops and culls We're also gathered. and
these were converted into cider vinegar.
Deducttng the cost of picking and pack
ing and hauling Into Winchester. Mr..
Lupton's profits aggregated In the neigh
horhood OF $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-06
Martin Introduces Bills.

Senator Martin has introduced the fol-
lowing bills:
Granting an increase of pension to
Thomas Rabey.
For the relief of Edward r.. Phelps de-
ceased.
For the relief of Frank Haskins.
For the relief of Adam Carpenter.
For the relief of Trinity Episcopal
Church. Marshall.
For the relief of NJ. E. Church. South.
Centerville.
For the relief of Forest Hill NJ. E.
Church. Dumfries.
For the relief of Deep Creek NJ. z.
Church. South.
For the relief OF Lee Chapel. Fairfax
county.
For TIE relief of Sons of Temperance
Portsmouth.
For the relief of Macedonia NJ. T.
Church. South. Stafford county.
For the relief of Wesley Rankins
For the relief of Luther H. Potterneld.
For the relief of John w. Rilenour.
For the relief Of the estate OF George
p. Lohr.
For the relief of the estate OF ]. p.
Mahony.
For the relief OF the estate of Richard
NJ. Harrison.
For the relief of the estate Of James
G. Hodges.
Ror the relief of the estate of William
Walton.
For the relief of the estate of John
Heater
For the relief of the estate of w. D.
Etheridge.
For the relief of the estate of John D.
Matthews.
For the relief of George NJ. Fry.
For the relief of John w. Fairfax.
For the relief of Hulda Y Golfer.
For the relief of A. o. Tucker.
For the relief of the owners of the
schooner Wilson and Hunt
For the relief OF z. A. R. Wyatt.
For the relief of H. L. Briscoe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-06
DRESSED LUMBER BURNED,
EMTAILlNG LOSS OF 100000
By -lssocfated press)

BLtIEFIEID, w. VA. January 5.-The
LARGE dry kiln of William Ritter Lun1be,
Company. at Panther, W. Va, contain
ing four million feet Of fancy dressed oak
and poplar lumber, was totally destroyed
by fire this afternoon with loss of
$4,000. The loss is supposed to be nartI-s
ally covered by Insurance. The company's
principal Offices are located at Columbus.
Ohio and 1t has numerous mills located
Throughout. this State. yireinia, the Caro-
lnas, Tennessee and Georgia. Mr.. Ritter
Is now at White Oak. Ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-06
Mrs. Morris Frustrated.

Mrs. Motifs was SO prostrated to-day
she could not see newspaper men. She IS
about tlfty-six years old, ana dresses with
great e eganpe. She has fen- sionpins at
the New Willard, the costliest hotel in
Washing ION, lor some tine, %. ilNes at
No. 1854 Massachusetts Avenue Northwest,
the most fashionable section Of the city.
The charge logged against her al tue
House of Detention by Secretary Loeb was
itsalitv hut the nhystc ans who exam
ined her said her mind was In no way af-
fccttu. she is Il woman many accom-
tnlishments and broad culture.
1t Is regarded as extremely probable
that the President Will order. most
with a View to ascertaining who was di-
reclly responsible for the maltreatment of
Mrs. Morris.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-06
Federal Appointments

ttron Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, D. c.. January 81
henry !. Davis. appointed postmaster at
Boonesville, Albemarle county, Va, vice
b I. Davis resigned.
Henry G, Van Nortwick. appointed reg
uiar. James L Williams substitute rural
carrier, route 3, at Parmele N. C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-06
ADDITIONAL SAFEGUARDS
AROUND CROP REPORTS
(By Associated PressA

WASHINGTON, January 5.-Additional
Safeguards are thrown about the secre-
tary OF government crop reports by a
b'll which Representative Burleson. Of
IeNas, has introduced in the House. The
measure not only provides for the pun
lshment of government employees who
divulge secret information before its off.
cial publication, but also provides nm
ishment for employees who use this infor-
nation in operating on the stock mar
kets, even II Its is not given to other
persons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-06
In Extrernis.
Especial to The Dlspatch.)

QNrom Our Regular Correspondence
CONFORM, VA, January b.-Mr. Robert
l.. Harryman, a prominent King
Georgian residing near Index, who sew
eral days ago fell from a wagon loaded
with fodder, is In extremis and his death
is hourly expected. Besides other n-
juries, Mr.. Harryman's skull is fractured.
DIR. II, IF. Ninde, the attending physician,
is quoted as saving that the unfortunate
young man cannot recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-06
Flood to Be Chosen.

Representative Maynard will not seek a
place on the Congressional Campaign
Committee If Representative Flood will
allow his name to be used in connection
with the craftsmanship OF the committee.
Mr.. Maynard has told Mr.. Flood as much
The story published in another Richmond
paper to the effect that other members
of the committee were resenting Mr..
Floods talked of candidacy for the chair
manship was entirely without foundation.
The little misunderstanding which at ono
time existed between the friends of Mr.
Flood and Mr.. Maynard, never serious
did not attract attention outside the dele
cation. Mr.. Maynard's name has not
been mentioned in connection with the
place of chairman OF the committee, so
far as is known. There Is as little found
alton for the further statement in the
correspondence referred to that the name
of Mr. Flood had not been seriously con-
sidered in connection with the chairman-
slip. More than one-half of the hold
over members of the /,mmittee have as
sured Mr.. Flood that they would support
him for the craftsmanship II he would ac
cent it. Furthermore. the acknowledged
leaders of the minority in Congress have
endorsed the movement to make him
chairman. 1t would appear as II his Sc
lection for the position were a foregone
conclusion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-06
DIG FIRE RACES IN
HEART OF KANSAS CITY
Big Building Of Columbus Buggy
Company and Several Other
Structures Burned.
(By Associated Press.l

KANSAS CITY, January 5.-Fire in tho
retail quarter tonight caused loss NJ
$4,000, destroying the three-story brick
building. OF the Columbus Buggy Com
pany IN Walnut Street. near Tenth, the
adjoining building occupied by the Kim.
ball Piano Company and the Hettinser
Brothers, Manufacturing Company, ana
damaged the Commerce building, occu-
pied partly by the National Bank of
Commerce. The. banks loss wars CON
fined principally to an addition which Ii
built 70 the Commerce Building about a
year ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-06
THE DRY DOCK DEWEY
ENCOUNTERS BAD STORM.

4E (By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. January 5.-The fol-
lowing message was receive by the Navy
Department by wireless from Commander
Hosley, commanding the dry dock Dewey
sexped ton dated January 4th,S $40 P. NJ;
eS bad weather.. Heavy Winds and sea
west, Doing we'll and heading southeast.
Holding our own. VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-06
formal OPENING
At BROAD STREET
Church Has Been Thoroughly
RepairedBi shop Galloway
to Preach.

The Broad Street Methodist Church con-
gregation will formally open their rehabll-
Lated and beautitied house OF worship to-
morrow morning, and most interesting
programme has been prepared, 4.
bishop G.. b. Galloway will preach, and
a special musical programme has been
About SIX months ago, 3, George rye A. A.
tic need Of improvements in the build
ing. and the congregation re9sponued5 VIII w
lust been compleled. and the church Is
now both beautiful md sc99in tna
knocked out ana three aTehesS snpertsd
rev pnrt into the main nudltorlum, "A
new organ has been put IN he rear of the
nilipit. and tho Choir room and study are
on eotherl side OF tho organ. new carpel
has been laid the Pe% Tsid reuph9sterea and
OF course, You can fool some people all
the time. but when you consider what
kind they are, II hardly seems wcvth
while. Puck. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-06

TO CURE "A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE RROMO ,ouinine Tablets
Druggists refund money IL 1t falls 10 cure. Y nj
w. GROVES signature Is on each boz. 40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-06

In the course Of 1901 the nunlber8So4
seals killed In the Netherlands was 1.ls7,
OF whiho $40 We're males and sos females.
Tho amount OF premiums paid for Them
was 262 pounds. that for q male beina
1 IL NAV dhIahs. ahd for a fanala 3 forms.
III dsF of 4hent%ere killed III ICELAND md
Fr'ea.anl. One man, OF the appropriate
IdAyfi a'Vissclier, Is described as a pro-
fesslonal seal hunter, and liza killed los. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-06

AZ auARANTnEp cUltD SFoR PILES
MENT fails to8Ic,,re you In 6 to II days. Goa.
Your druggist will refund money II PAZO OINY.
Itching. Blind BlesdlnG or Protrudiug Pllas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-06

There Is no truth whatever In this
statement made by many of this morn
ings papers that a negro laid hold of Mrs.
Morris and assisted In ca ryins Ter. enc
of the colored messengers of the Office
followed the pc icemen and gathered up
such small articles as were dropped in
the woman's struggles; hut there Aas no
other foundation whatever for the state-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15
B0lesna N~iepeWnOst.

w razie zachorowania jed
nego czlonka z familii, kaz~
:dy pragnie mu jak ~najlepie]
Wszystko sic czyni,
by pom6dz ulzyc cjerpieniom
chorej osoby, a potem pole
ca sic lekarstwo. Biegnie sic
do apteki i nazad, a SERGE
naEe'nia bolesna niepewnosc
czy ia medycyna da pozada.
ne wyniki, przyniesie pomoc
Tub .nie7 Jedsn tylko jedyny
Jest wypadek, gdzie niepew-
:no6ci zupelnie niema co do
:wynik6w i 70 TrineraAmsry-
Eliksir Gorkkisgo
wilma We wsEystkieh cierpie.
mach zo}adka i wnetrsno6ci
bezzavodnis pomose. Mic tyl.
|ko, 30 da ~natyehmiastowa ul'
|ge, ale stopniowo s~prowadzi
supelne wyleezenie chorego;
da mi zdrowy i dobry apetyt
zreguluje czynno66 kiszek i
zasili organa traw ienia. Przez
uczynienie trawienia dosko.
na}em, odnawia krew, dale
nova size musku}om i ner-
WON, czynnosci m6zgu, r6-
iowa cere sk6rze. W zdro,
wych osobach utrzyma i
wzmoze rzezkosc i ambicye.
Do dostania W aptekach hub
u fabrykanta Jos. Triner, 1919
So. Ashland ave., Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15
Madre baby.

z okolic Kobrzynia,w Pin
szczyznie, donoszaso charak.,
terystycznym fakcie zazegna:-
MIA strejk6w <rolnych przez
kobiety. Pred rozpoczeciem
Univ po wsiach. krazyli agi.
tatorowie socyslisci, kt6rzy
cd kmieci pod przysiega wy
mogli, il ME beda %zajmowai
sic praca ma roll. Kobiety
wiejskie, &ony i c6rki strej.
kujacych, orzek}y: Cd mas
przysiegi ME wymagano, .
vice mic nam ME przeszkadza
prsoowat. Sasadzily przeto
mekcsyzn do robot nbabs-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15
Pr6ba WiernOsCi.

Car Miko}aj jest W ciag}ej
obawie pred zamachami ma
jego zycie, bada tel ciagle o.
taczajacych 60 zo}nierzy cay
by do niego strzelali. Jeden
o%dpowiada, ze strzeli}by, gdy-
by mu naczalstwo nakazalo.
Drugi powiada, ze strzeli}by,
gdyby sam car mu nakaza}.
Trzeci ma zapytanie odpo-
wiada stanowczo: MEL Car u
radowany pyta o jego naz-
wisko, chcac mu dat nagro-
de "a to o%dpowiedz. Zo}nierz
m6wi jestem Icek Herszeles
z Kowna. 49, Jak to, vice ty
jestes zydem, a ME zastrze:
li}bys mnie? - zapyta} zdzi-
wiony car. - Me, naUa6niej-
sly panic, DO ia s}uze W mu.
zyce ME mann karabina. -
Miko2aj II zarzuci} my6l wy
nagrodzenia zo}nierza i 3D.
tad ME stawia podobnych.
pytah.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15

kich," . same zajely sic
sprzetem zboza ! naWet orka
i siewem. Dzieki temu strej-
HI agrarne przeszly bez zlych
nastepstw. ,Agitatorzy wynie-
eli sic tez z oWej okolicy j
przestrzegaja swoich, pred
,,madremi babami."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15
ZrObilO go szCZesliWym.

Wielkie szezetcie zapanowa}o Y
domu S. G. Blair doz6rcy szk6} v
St. Adams, w. Va, gdy jego ma
Ia c6reczka wyleczona zosta}a Z
uiebezplecznej choroby. On tax pi-
SIZE ,,Moja ma1a c6rsczka miAta
taniec Sw. Vita, ktdry ME ustepo
val pc hadnem lekarstwis, lecz sig
xawsze wEmaga}, dop6ki jake osta
tniej uciecxki sprdbowali6my Elec~
trio Bitters; teraz z rado6cla moga
powiedzie6, 1e trey butelki spra-
willy: zupe}ne wyzdrowienis. Pred
ka i pevna pomoc ma nerwowe
choroby, og6lne os}abienie, s}abo-
sci kobiece, brak krwi i malarie.
Gwarantowane przes N. J. Kowa-
lewskiego, apteksrza. Cena soc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15
CIEKAWE RZECZY
Walka dziecka z 6mierc1'
glOdOWa.

Jak silnemi So zasoby ~
GLOVE i instynkt samozacho.
wawczy u ma}ego dziecka,
swiadczy czyn II miesiacz~
nego niemowlecia, kt6re przez
5 dni bez zadnej pomocy
zdo}alo utrzymac SIG PREY zy-
ciu. Pielegnarka owsgo dice
ka umarfa ma udar sercowY.
Sasiedzi dopiero po pieciu
dniach gwa}tem otworzyli
drzwi z~aryglowane i znalezli
kobiete martwa, a malehstwo
W op|akanym stanie, wychu-
d}a jak szkielet, ale jeszcze
PREY zyciu. Srrzety " POI
koju wskazywa}y, 70 dziecko
z zadziwiajaca W tax mlodym
wieku madro6cia, samo szu-
kalo sobie ~pozywienis. Ko~
lanka, lokcie i raczki jego
by}y poobcierane do krwi,
sukienki zobrudzone ponie~:
waz, ME umiejac jeszcze cho-
die, wl6czy}o sic ma czwo-
rakach. q szuflady " ssafie
wydobywa}o szklanki i tale
re. - Dziecko widocznie
widzialo, 10 stamtad poda-
wano mu mleko, vice szu-
kaio W tenn miejscu swego
codziennego %pozywienia, q
poniewaz szuflada :umieszczo-
ma by}a "a vysoko, wgramo-
lilo sic ma krzes}o. I rzeczy.
wiscie znalaz}o tam cokol-
wick mleka, kt6re wypi}o.
Dalej zauwazono 6ciagniety
re sto}u obrus, "a pomoca
kt6rego dziecko zdoby}o tro-
che mas]a i okruszyn chile
ba. Nadto poogryza}o tapety
i listki cd kwiat6w. w kuch-
nj male6stwo zlizywa}o po-
d}ogi wode ciekaca z rozes-
CHIEF beczki i tym sposobem
uratowa}o sic cd 6mierci skut-
klein pragnienia i g}odu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15
lie powietrza Wdychamy
"a jednem Odetchn1eciem?

Me Jest rzecza }atwa obliczy6
ilo6d p~cwietrza, kt6re wciagamy do
p}uc "a jednem odetchnieciem, po"
niewai ilot6 t. r6zni sig oapowie-
dnio do warunk6w, wielkotci i
sdolnotci ro~Eszerzania sig p}uc;
prey zwyk}em jednakzs oddychaniu
jak twierdz2 uczeni, wc;agamy cd
20 do 80 cali kubicznych %powietrza.
Ludz1e ME oddych.jacy .ca}emi p}u
CANT ME mmoga bye zabezpieczeen
cd chor6b %piersiowych czesto cler
pia ma E@szel, zaziebienie / dole
.gliwosci p}uc: Najlepszym naj-
bardziej ma zaufanie 1aslugujacym
wzmecnieielem pfuc jest Severy
Balsam ma F'luca, sprzedawany pc
Is i6o. ceQnt6w,: 4 .cena ia przystep:
ma jest ola kszdego. < .
Fir. Antonicic : Barberton, Ohio,
|cierpia} ma ostry kaszel, wskutek
czego musia} przez dlugi czas po-
zostac v domu, lecz jedna ty1ko
butelka Severy Balsamu ma P1uca
u6mierxyla 1 Eagoiia dotkniete
tkankii, wyleozy}a zupelnie zazie=
l biennie j wsmnocnila jego rluca. Do.
dostaani.a We wszystkich aptekaoh
Tub Cd v. +. Sever. Co., Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15
Dzieina o~dpouiedz

#Er=HE E4EE.&F"& #L%.4 E%##aM&s.H rE#4rE@E3 2E&EI &E--#+a
dial pewlen chlopiec polski
" pewnej szkole inspekto-
rowi. Gdy tenze go zapyta1
ola czego ME %odpowiada ma
nauce religii pc n~iemiecku,
chlopiec odpowiedziaf: ,,Bo
jestem Polakiem" To pol
ska bezczelnosc"- krzykna|
nauczyciel, a ma to ch}opiec:
ITO ME bezczelnosc, panic
inspektorze, to ~prawda!" Wi
dac ME W ciemie bity. Ta-
kich wiecej!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15
NiebyWaty rabunek.

NiebyWafy rabunek.
Bezprzyk1adny wprost
W swoim rodzaju wy
padek wydarzy} sic W wtorek
1890 2. m. 20 poeudniu W
Koepenicku pod Berlinem.
|Ot6z oko}o ID zjawi1 sic pred
ratuszem kapitan gwardyi
" pe}nem umundurowaniu
" towarzystwie patro!a ska
dajacego sic z IL zo}nierzy 4
pu}ku gwardyi. Ku przera~
zeniu mieszka6c6w rozkazaf
otoczyc ratusz i wszystkie
wyj6cia i ME wypuszczac z
budynku nikogo. Nastepnie
kazal ~przywo}ac do siebie
%burmistrza Langerhansa i
pokaza} mu rzekomy tele-
gram cesarza, ma mocy kt6-
rsgo ak burmistrz jak i ka.
syer miejski zostalj areszto-
wani . got6wka zdajdujaca
sie " kasie zssekwestrowana.
Kapitan pozwolil ~burmistrzo:
wi ty]ko zapakowat kilka
niesbednych sztuk gardsroby
Ii roskaza} tax jemu jak ka.
|sysrovi stanac ma ~podw6rsu,
gdzie ma aresztant6w czekaly
jul try zamkniets povosy.
Ma usilna pro6be burmist1sa
pozwolono mu " ko6cu ia.
brac 20 SODA zone, nastepnle
przewieziono aresztant6w pod
oslona wojska do Berlina ma
odwach pod Lipami. Kapitan
sam pozosta} ma razie W ra-
tuszu j zabral z kasy Gala 60
t6wke W sumie 1000 mr.,
poczem odjechs} koleja "
strone Kietz- Rumelsburga.
Tymczasem aresztanci "a
|jechali pod wiecz6r ma 3D.
wach zostali oddani
tam przez eskortuj4-
cych ich zo}nierzy; Da odwa-
chu ME wiedziano %oczywi6cie
mic o ca}em zajsciu. Zawia-
domiono tedy natychmiast
komendanta Berlina, jenera}-
porucznika hr. Moltkego,
kt6ry niezadlugo stawil sic
osobi6cie ma odwachu; przy~
by} tam take ksiaze Joa-
chin Albrecht pruski, zawia-
domiony r6wniez o zaj6ciu
jake officer dyzurny. Wydalo
sic tutaj, ze obaj aresztowani
padli ofiara bezczelnego oszu-
sta, kt6ry przybrawszy sic "
mundur kapitana, zwi6dl pa
troll zo}nierzy okazaniem i'm
sfa}szowanego rozkazu dzien-
nego. Jenera} uwolni} natu-
ralnie n%atychmiast obu are
sztowanych, kt6rzy W iowa
rzystwie oficera policyi uda-
IL SIG Wprost ma prezydyum
po]icyi, gdzie z wszelkismi
szczeg6lami opowiedzieli ME-
slychane zaj6cie. Zo}nierzy,
kt6r2y a~resztowanych eskor-
towali, poddano ma komen-
dature 6cislym przes}uehom.
Ludno6c Koepenicku by}a
naturalnie bezczelnym napa-
dem niezmiernie wzburzona;
do ~p6znej nocy wystawali lu
die gromadkami ma ulicach
rozprawiaiac zywo 0 wypad-
ku: odtechpieto .dopiero, gdy|
.burmistrz kasyerswr6cih do
zywi j cali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-15

sic udala j zb6jcy Mo Wytro-
piono.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-07-25

was circulated last week but that may
be false, though there are not few who
believe it to be true. The tide was very
low and Mr.. Hunt was enjoying
his daily dip in the surf in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. Tice and Miss Adams
of Wildwood and was last seen by them
as he dived through an especially large
wave which nearly upset the rest of the
party. When the confusion of the
moment was over Jesse could not be
located.
The party began to call for help and
Mr. Tice and another man rushed out
to about where Hunt was last seen but
looked for him in vain. Two girls who
were up on the board walk said they
saw either his feet or his hands stick up
for a moment and a carpenter named
Davis, working on the pier, says Jesse
threw up both hands once and one hand
another time. He was an excellent
swimmer and had not been in the water
more than 20 minutes. The night be-
fore he had been up halfthe time suffer
ing with cramp in the calf of his leg
and it may be that the cramp attacked
him just as the wave came. The under
tow was very strong and it is supposed
his body went right out to sea.
Mr.. Hunt, who was % years of age,
was we'll known here and an electrician
by trade He had been employed in
Hurff7s cigar store under the Seaside
for the past few weeks. His mother
lives at Vineland, his father being dead.
The arm was shipped to Nineland on
Monday.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-07-25
What VIII the Weather Man Do ?

Everybody, it is safe to say, will be
glad when the damp, rainy muggy
weather is over. 1t will seem nice
when we can have dry atmosphere
once more, as well as a clear sky
and the pure, sweet sunshine. The
kind of weather we've endured during
the greater part of July is trial to the
vacationer's soul, and the hotel keep
er's soul, too, because it is almost inn
possible to enjoy the pleasures of the
shore during rainy weather, and it is
quite impossible to prevent the house
from taking on a musty odor. The
humidity in the air is depressing and
people find it hard to keep to their
tasks, much less put anything like
snap and vim into their work.
Early this morning the clouds broke
away and it looks as if a permanent
clear-up will result. Old Sol is BEAM
ing at the people on the strand and at
hotels. The hosts and hostesses of our
hostleries are praying that he will
keep beaming throughout August.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-07-25
JESSE HUNT DROWNED
IN WILDWOOD SURF
Body Not YetRecovered, but Arm
Found on Beach identified.
Son of Ex-Posfmaster
Hunt of VineIand

Jesse G. Hunt, son of former Post
master and Assemblyman Hunt of
Vineland, was drowned while bathing
in the ocean at the foot of Wildwood
avenue on Friday noon last. His body
has not been recovered. On Saturday
an arm washed ashore and was iden-
titled as belonging to the body of Mr.,
Hunt by a deep scar across the hand
made by hatchet cut few weeks be-
fore. The arm had been torn from the
body at the shoulder and was badly
bitten by teeth of some kind. The
startling report that man-eating shark
had seized Mr.. Hunt while in the water
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-07-25
Not Worth While.

1t doesn't pay to be a crook
And with the crooks go crooking,
Because your record will rise up
Some time you are not looking;
Will rise up when you're trying hard
To lose it or forget 1t,
And In the region of the neck
Is just where you will get it.
You see a thing that looks real good
And think 1t would be funny
To go in on the SLY and get
A piece of easy money.
You start in in the bloom of youth
To be n busy CRATER,
Forgetting you may bump into
A very large hereafter.
The prison does not always get
The man whose ways are shady,
But public scorn comes round, and
she's
A most annoying lady.
And, though your fortune may not
grow
AT once to be so ample,
Fond mothers will not see in you
A horrible example.
It's always best to play the game
AS Hoyle has made the ruling,
You find as in experience
You get a larger schooling.
The crooked way may hold at first
A very great attraction,
But later you will find 1t has
A double geared back action.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-07-25
Wildwood Water Company tC
Erect Immense Standpipe

The Wildwood Water company has
begun the erection of an immense steel
standpipe at the corner of Philadelphia
and Maple avenues. 1t measures 30
feet in diameter and will be 10 feet
high with capacity eff 100000 gallons
of water. The heavy concrete base
was placed this week and Tippet q
Wood, the structural line workers of
Phillipsburg, who have the contract,
will begin the erection of the steel shell
on Monday next. The construction
will be pushed with all rapidity so as
to be completed by early fall. The
company is also laying about seven
miles of water piping across the
meadows to Green Creek where they
have purchased large tract of land
for the purpose of establishing pump
ing station. The supply of water
from the present artesian wells on the
island is inadequate for the rapidly in
creasing population. 1t is expected
that the water brought here from of
shore will be softer and more salts.
factory than that supplied at present.