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New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
TAXES LESSONS FROM LABOR UNIONS.
Metal Trades Association to Begin Cam
paign with Organizers.

The eastern district of the National Metal Trades
Association which is composed Of the employers
in the metal trades, will begin departure to-
day by sending organizers to the automobile fac
tories in and around New York TO get the auto
mobile FIRMS into the organization Most of the
large automobile firms in the West are in the as
sociation and the campaign is to be carried on IN
all the Eastern cities.
The association is committed to the open shop.
and its members employ about 10000 men. Up TO
this year open shop agreements were made by the
New York branch of the association with the dlI-
ferent trades. but this year there has been no
request either for a agreement or renewal
of the last agreement The eastern district of the
association takes in the cities from Atlanta, Ga.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
TWELVE MORE p. o. sue.s1Ar,oNs

twelve new suo-stations OF the New York Post
o1sce will be opened on July l. making III. total
NUMBER EIz IN Manhattan and The Bronx OF these
thrty-eight have been added during the adnI,,.-
tration OF Postmaster Wilcox The new suh-.t
tions will be; No 211. No. 1855 7th avenue. NJ
Zl2' Park avenue. corner OF 73d street: No o1a
tirs, avenue corner OF S1th street: No. 2l4 No 10
Amsterdam avenue. No 2l5. Second avenue -
ner of s6th street. No PIC, No. 465 Hudson street
No 2l7. Stanton street. corner of Pitt street: No
2ls. Lexington avenue. corner of S6th street: No
Zl9. NO 423 Second avenue: No. 22O, Jackson ava
nue. corner OF l66th street; No 221. No 34lI
nueS- wv
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

FOEEIIN
Dover June % so q m-Saed. steamer e"''7'
tGer). knuth ttroul Hamhurs, New ssrs,r AIosrs
Gibraltar Is. 2 u ul--Saled. steamer ho-NS
(tserD Feyen (fronl Genoa and Naples New ~piass
Kingston Jamaica. June 23Arrtved. steamer sus
err. Dagnal. Southampton via Barea1oS' -
Colon and New York 80 81.
GLASGOW. 9f-ArriVed. steamer Col1hi'~
Wadsw Movfio.
Newcastle june ss-Arrived steamer Mashns esrl -
cell New York via Lelth. aasng
Hamburg. June "a. m-Arrtved, stsaInes - crsr-
GER. Reessing New York vita Plymouth 40 -
a7srh
Naples. June "a. m-Arrtved. steamer MoltN' "~
Ruser. New York.
scily. June 25 s;35 m-P4sssd. ssansr AALsssnout.
helm III Ger Hosemann New York for ~ pty-
Chereours and bremen: win probably ariN' -
Liverpool. June 24-Arrtved. steamer Cmcrt& to4f
New York Queenstown. --s.,osss
tGer. I-angreuter. New York Via Plyn'eoN
Hgcnlen tand proceeded
Port said June 25-Arrivcd. Bloonlei1 "
Lowe. New York Alsfera for Bombay ..,4ss
Boulcg June -. n m-Sailed, steamer Sst-
tputchl, Bruinsma ttrom Rotterdaml New Nol.n<,s
CherhouIg, June "a o 2 m-Sailed steamer -
- hNflrst tierl, prehn from Brsmen). New n1r.rra
Asw York
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
THOMAS AND TAGGART TO APPEAL
Convicted Freight Brokers to Take Cases TO
United States Supreme Court

George l. Thomas and I. B. Taggart freight
~oAeIs ~ o. TINS CITY who were sentenced in the
federal court IN Kansas City on June - -, -
conviction for violating the law regarding rebates
mac not returned 10 New York yesterday. but one
OF their representatives said the appeal from, tbs
eoi'S'cfon would be carried 10 the United states
supreme D'uft II necessary. II their sentences are
confirmed by the highest cour, Trl,or,as ~, =
= = F@g q me Of 5000 and spend six months IN :
s-S Nl.lle laEsaTt viii have 10 paw 81 %
Alo serve a term Of t!ree months F' ~'''o
- - ar t1sesFts Office yesterday il was said ths,
~ i-aI succeeded 10 the business from .Vl,icn NJ
,ps ,Tpbo,ass telred at the beginning OF the year Mr.
nome IS IN Mount Vernon ]~ssat'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
UNCONSCIOUS. SAVED FROM FIRE.
Dozen Families Thrown Into Panic by Apart
ment House Blaze.

Bert Flemming of Baton Rouge. La. carried
down unconscious from the fifth floor OF the
apartment house at No. 22f Lexington avenue yes
terdaY morning. when a fire broke out at that
place. Overcome by smoke, Flemmng hung partly
out OF window and he in imminent danger
of falling TO the street. He was carried down the
fire ladders by Ftremen Mole and Brennan. of
Truck 4 The dozen families living in the house
thrown into panic and the flremen expert
enced great difficulty in getting them out 1t is
believed by the jantor of the house that the
incendiary. The damage is estimated at 5000
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
CHILD KILLED BY sTREETcAR.

Lille May Dixon. the four-year-old daughter of
Thomas Dixon. who lives at No. sos Columbus
avenue down by a southbound Columbus
car at 91st street yesterday evening in the
died two hours afterward the ]. Hood Wright
Hospital The motOrman of the car, Patrick Henry
of No AS West 49th street, is a prisoner in the
West 10Oth street police station a charge of
homicide.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
WOMEN FAINT AS CAR KILLS CHILD.

While playing in the street in front of his home
at No 49, Meserole street Williamsburg. last night
Frank Olsen. years old. was run over and
killed by a BushWick avenue car in charge of
Harry Speller, OF No. $40 Palmetto street. The
mCtorman reversed the power and made vain at
tempt To shove the boy off the track by standing on
the fender, but he unable TO reach the child
I'm time Several women in the tainted and had
TO be revived by ambulance surgeon who had
been called TO attend the boy.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
WANT MIoDLEMEN ABOLISHED

me Gold Beaters Union of America has made a
demand on the employers throughout the country
Tor the abolition Of middlemen in the trade. and
conference was held yesterday IN The Breyoort
ilo'eL fhth avenue and sth street. TO consider the
cehano- The gold besters. Of whom there are
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
AMHERST DEFEATS WILLIAMS

Amherst. Mass, June 25.-The fourth contest he
tween Amherst and Williams a baseball this sea-
son resulted in a victory for the local nine TO-DAY
by score OF TO o. Williams won the other three
games. The visitors did not get a man to third
nase until the ninth inning. when they filled the
bases Sharp playing by Amherst prevented a
score. The score by innings follows: "
.t RHE
Williams .....--........0 0 0 o 0 % 2
Batteries-Amherst: Newell and Danahy: Will
RoTity. ''P'-'
After the game Harry T. Beach, 07 of Burlng-
Ton VI was elected captain of the Amherst tea m
Tor the coming year Beach has played three Yea rs
on the team as shortstop. He headed the batting
list this '9
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
DATE FOR DEUEL. HEARING NOT SET

Former Judge Martin L. Slower. who has been
appointed referee 10 hear the charges brought
against Justice Joseph NJ. Deuel.. for report TO the
Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court said yes
terday that no date had as vet been set for thu
hearings lie said that the hearings would begin
would be given. 0 N''N PNOiSI'S
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

. 49,. .Lo,,ssrd in the United States. say that
mi6diemen have started in the business recentixy y
who employ young people at low prices anu Ita
against the mddlenen system took place seV hin5
1rscTtcalIv done away with, but according 10 tiie
Unions IL is making rapid headway again
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
SUMMER AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Crowds See First Fireworks Show of Season
at Manhattan Beach.

Mrs Leslie Carter returned to New York last
night. having closed in Williamsport Saturday
night what she described as the most successful
season she could recall. The audience at the I.y-
after the curtain went down on the final scene Of
"Zaza." The members OF the company gave her
loving cup, with their names engraved on it.
Edward A Braden has completed his plans for
the production of "Barahbas," dramatzation of
Marie Corelli's novel Of that name. Tyrone Power
will appear in the title role There four acts
and ten scenes in this drama.
Four thousand persons witnessed the initial per-
formance of Pains Eruption of Vesuvius" at Man
haitian Beach last night. It opened with street
scene in Venice and the usual ballet Tomorrow
ceeds will be given to the building fund for an
asylum for the orphans left by the disaster.
The bill at Hammerstein's yesterday headed
by Machnow. the great Russian giant, whose actual
height Is feet 2H inches, and who is. far as
known. the talest in existence. Mach
now's wife, woman of ordinary stature. appeared
with her husband.
The Social Whir' began its thirteenth week
at the Casino last night. The matinees next week
will be on the Fourth of July and on Saturday,
Henry E Dixey began the last week of his en-
gagement at the Lyric Theatre last night After
vacation, Mr.. Dxey will take the play the road
for a brief period, then return to New York and
appear in "fichard the Brazen.'' based on cyrus
Townsends novel of that name.
Duss and his band drew big crowd to Manhat-
tan Beach last night. Next Saturday night George
u Primrose begins two weeks Carnival OF
Mnstrelsy' at this theatre.
Pawnee Bills Wild West show is drawing crowds
to Brighton Beach The Pike has some new
attractions.
Princess Pauline, the little English performer
again heads the bill this week Tony Pastors
The rest of the bill is up the standard of this
Mouse.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
NO SPILLS At POLO.
Team n of the Rocka5cay Hant Club
Beats MeadO7U Brook.

Meadow Brook. Long Island. June % (SpeciaD.-
Some exceptionally good polo seen in the sec
ond match for the Hampstead cups played this
evening at the Meadow Brook Hunt Club on the
Hempstead plains between the second team OF
Meadow Brook and Team of the RockaWay
Hunt Club The latter won by of 4s@ goals
TO 4 hut not until the last thirty seconds of play
was it possible to pick the winner
The game arkably free from penaitleS
and was without much as one spill from me
saddle The ground also in the best OF condl-
tion and the game was fast and aggressive. =,
p f Collier the veteran player, was on the WIN
ming team and his son, Bob Collier, upheld the
honors for Meadow Brook and played with All
mis- oldtime dash and vim, regardless of the accl-
dent which he met with some days ago, wnen ne
was struck accidentally by the polo mallet OF
follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
WIRMEss REPORTS

The Xronprinz Wilhelm reported 10 Sable Island yes
terday at m when 200 miles south Of that station.
She will dock to-day about $3.50 . m
The Mnnehaha reported to Sasconsett yesterday at
when 30 miles OF Nantucket Iightship. She
will dock to-day about 1880 m.
La Gascogne reported to Newport yesterday having
passed Nantucket South Shoals Iightship 1O:4O m
She Will dock to-day about 7:S0 m
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 429 Sunset Moon Moons age
HIGH WATER.
ADL-San1y Hook 1928 Gov. Island 10:40 f2a3
P.M-sandy Hook 1875 Gov Island 1855 IL IS
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

For teasing the monkeys in Central Park on Sun
day Leopold Greenspoon. of No 24O Eidridge street
spent night in police cell and then listened 70 a
severe lecture in police court before justice was
satisfied. ~
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
COLBY WINS BASEBALL TITLE.

Portland Me. June 25-The tie between Colby
ana Bowdoin for the intercollegiate championship
OF Maine was played of to-day Colby won by
Eeore OF to O. The score follows:
co,A RH E
bowooin ................0 o o 90 4
MAJ stI5attersles-Solby, coombs and Dwyer; Bowdoin
Hime. rs 'N''o' AiaSse'~
coonbs the Colby pitcher. signed a contract here
to-dHy "ith the Philadelphla American Leagne cluh
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

Jean Salvatore. OF No. 50 Catherine street a
laborer employed at the Manhattan anchorage of
the New Manhattan Bridge. fell into a pit of sand
and mud yesterday. and almost suffocated be-
fore he drawn ou.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
rRANsPAC1FIC NrAII.s

Destination ard steamer.
Hawaii-Alameda (via san Francisco).. T,
Japan, Corea, China and Philippine ISL
ands-Empress of China (via Van
couver and Victoria. B C........... .Ju
Tahiti and AIarquesas Islands-Mari-
posa (via San Francisco .......... .Ju
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
U 5 transport (via San Franctsco) e. IL
Hawaii Japan, Corea. China and Phil
ipplne Islands-Siberia via San Fran
ciscoD Observation-Disclosures. il
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
SPECIAL MENTION

recommended to the readers Of Tho rrshn. -
Thoroughly reliable. and bu.iness caS As ae-,- -
with the advertiser With perfect safety. -
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

Mrs Matilda Won Horn. who is suing her hus
band, George Won Horn. for a decree of separation
has received amony Of s25 a week and a counsel
fee az $3.50 pending the trial OF the suit.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
SAILED

steamers Frey tNor, Norfolk. Msreyal tsTl sTlv ,Nor
boy: Hamilton Norfolk and New port News tt..~o say
NORFOLK Bradford Ger. PORT Antonio ana NVH'oeN
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

Aathony Savage. who had three stitches savad
IN The wall Of his heart the Eastern District
Hospital several days ago is stili alive and the
physicians believe that he will recover N '"e
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

80 and Zea 81 q simpson spence & Young WIZ
SAND Hook June - $50 p m--vind southwest. -
breeze. partly cloudy.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

Edward A. Braden has completed his plans fol
the production of "Barabbas," a dramatizaton o.
Marie Corelli's novel of that name. Tyrone Power
will appear in the title role There are four act:
and ten scenes in this drama.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

The Social Whir" began its thirteenth week
at the Casino last night. The matinees next week
will be on the Fourth of July and on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

sBrings mail.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

Princess Pauline, the little English performer
again heads the bill this week at Tony Pastors
The rest of the bill is up to the standard of this
The oasis., 1906-09-29

Aaf fmH1eftbIf .byeIopnfut egfE aa fbe famfof toUp do Hng .hb b lx months FheV mta Iwthfv claims 8n1 bDdtt
 bdmbtf di prospect haiDs and .ubhels tbey have oht shaft down tsO het Fyeftvhefe on tHe claims fhev have rich showlngs of topbef gold and silver Mt Me. iutvfe has personally supefinteud- cd the work at the claims during tha past summer. and twelve men have been employed
The oasis., 1906-09-29

For good substantial service wear Hamilton, Brown X Co.'S Patrol Shoe" sold at the Red House, Ra' mon Vasquez.
The oasis., 1906-09-29
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.

Tuesday District Attorney Noon was visitor at Mowfy
 Plans are under discussion for the establishment of a national bank at Patagonia.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Letch has been appointed Postmaster ut MOwry, vice D. T. Davis, resigned.
 Wednesday, Thursday and yes terday Sheriff Fowler was riding about the county summoning grand and trial jurors.
 Overloaded with wealth, the platform of the Patagonia depot broke down Monday. Piled upon the platform were 530 tons of rich concentrates from the Mowry mines.
 Mrs. Maynard Flood from Tue son, with her baby, is visiting at Calabasas with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Johnson The little one is about a month old, and Grandpa Johnson is very proud of his grandson.
 Tuesday evening Mir. J. R. John son of Gala basas returned from a visit in Oklahoma. He was in the recent terrible wreck on the Rock Island road, where train plunged into a swollen river, and many lives were lost.
 MT. R. H. Phillips of St. Louis, representing St. Louis company, put men to work this week doing development work on claims at the Brown x Hennessy camp on the .Mowry road. He came to Nogales Saturday and Sunday was taken to the claims by Mr. George Mar beth. Wednesday the gentleman left for St. Louis.
 Mr. Howard Bowlen, aged twen- ty-fve years, died last Saturday at the Santa Cruz mine, near Patago. mia, of consumption. He came from the east a short time ago, and was victim of consumption. The body was taken to Marsh's under taking parlors in Nogales, where it was enbalmed, and Tuesday morn ing it was shipped to the home of his parents at Kansas City.
 In the Santa Rita mountains out from Patagonia, MT. P. J. Me- Intyre and Mir. Con O'Keefe have
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-24
Revise City Ordinances.


Editor Gazette:
The city council at its next meet
ing should. by al means. appoint a
committee 70 revise the city ordi-
nances. The ordinances under which
they are working today were adopt
Cd Oct. l. 1895. Since that time a
large number OF them have been
amended. some have been repealed
and no record KEEP; OF either. Con-
Seouently the present ordinances are
Incomplete and should &c revised al
once. Then the clerk Of the ooun-
CT should be required 70 keep a sep
srate book IN which 70 record az
amended and repesled ordinances.
After the ordinances are revised
they should then be reprinted in SUI
fcient Quantity that al the citizens
who H-iSh may DC gwen a copy.
Citizen.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-24
That COFFIN PARADE

We would blush Tor Williamsburg
ha5 the personnel O. the crowd TIA,
insulte6 d. L. ). Foster Monday
riCht 5een different. As L s We
car say thst the demonstration Z 10
w,se represented ne sentiments o.
the lsw-s5.5las. respectable people
O. THIS rowu. :, was ne work q
bows. who. vTe tee, sz-e. VII deeply
7uz-st ths- acton whe1 they come
e thiak O Z ss1oGs.y.
i VS. 9 6isErsoet-- thins from
beE1-inE . e,6. 20 Only a. iasa-t
q D. Eos-s- an rs excellent fan
Is. 5u- a z5tro1t . every csr7c- o.
1-as Gry. Nhle ( harmless prank.
Z K nav be 50 Gig-ihe6. Z zzs
5 z16z-o-s. oGouS.
re w01-6 10 Gis-ity Z wi-h ca
ia no. . MOP. 5z- I Ger
tzllly showed IL coEEoiiy sp,-s, d
tns uo5 whe1 Z re; q 6eter-.ne5
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We know ira, ne peopie O. Ire
safe hsve 1een TOD t1zr : bloody
10 Szs izz1nsr- Nc such oar
err eve- ez1s-eo 10 zoncnt 6u-lng
re 6ez,oasuzuo-. Whzt night have
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-24
tuesday, December II, 1906,

during the recsss Of Court that being
Court Dap the property described IN
said deed as follows
AL that certain tract. piece or parcel
g land situate 10 jamestown Districi
'snes CITY County. Virginia. being a
Dor non Of the farm known as Spratlev's
containing thirty t3Ol acres more or less
% arahle land calicd the Island auo
1ouEded as follows: Or The north anc
east by q marsh. on the west BY what /,
kuown a. the Glcbe Gut and on ths
south by lanes river. Including The seic
marsh The same being the propert,
conveyed % the said Artnur y nrncad
1y deeds froz, ~. X. Harfen. bearing
iares respects veiy on the oath day OF
March. So. and duly recorded II Ihe
Clerks otilcr ot the Court for the County
~ laueS C'rv end 'be City % Williams
durg DEED Book No s page 235 and
Deed Book No page 2sl.
TERAS- Twcuty-ouc huudred and
sixty aid $1,000 i32l6O IS dollars with
interest thereon from 23d OF Nov. 1901
together With any unpaid taxes aud in
surluce premiums and cost Ci sale cash
he balancc upon a credit OF si1 and
twelve months properly secured or
cash az option Of the purchaser uniess
otherwise directt By the owner Of The
property. Il n PHILLIPS.
Trustee.
The above mentioned place Il q home
% beautiful location or the north side of
lames rlver. opposite the lower end OF
| lamestown Island. Has good buildings
large barns. sc Spleadid bath and
| toslet rooms pipcd for hot aud sold
| water. Viodmiu. tank and tower One
of the 6nest everhowing artesiau wells
/ 20 bc found euyW here. AZ ideal place
FOR sweet attractive country home and
IT'S proximity 20 Jamestown lends u ad-
ciiioaal value. Parties desiring 10 per
chase such'a place either as a home or "a
an Investment are requested TO Invest
gate %
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-24

Y TIRGiNIA-
of Williamsburg and COunty OF
James City.
frat National Bank Of Plattsmouth.
Ncb.--.--.----- ....-...-.C ompl zinaut
Frederick :. Rawhns.et Descendants
AID. IN Chancery.
George e DOvee & Sons Compliments
Flora T Waugh. e ais. Defendants
The papers 10 the above entitled
cGzses having been referred 10 me as one
II the Commissioner % the aforesaid
Court for certain Inquiries therein d.
recteo uudsr decree Of August Is, 1906.
notice - hereby given 70 all parties in-
terestcd. includsng The creditors on the
estate II John ~. RaWhns, deceased,
that ! have fixed upon Wednesday, De
ccubcr the 18th. 1906. at 10 O'Clock as
the time and my Office 40 the City Of
WilliaDsburg as the place for making
tue folswsog inquiries:
90 That y. u Pesehy. Adnr. d b. n.
81 Iobn ". kawhps. deceased, may rem
DER an aecount Of his bd0ciary transac
ton as such
% A account Of all debts due and
owing By the estate Of said lonn VI +.
Ra~hns. decreased. their amounts. char
actrr anc priority.
~ What amount, II any. the dis-
tsibutees Of the said estate Of said fohu
W. ka@ilna are entitled 40 after THE
payment % all debts 90 ascertained and
reported. tbclr respective amounts and
| frons ~ hat source derived, whether from
the saie a the real estate In the proceed
ipgs mcntioned. or from the persona,
elects % the said dctedcnt. togerhrl
with ary spattrr TO be specially stAtel
deemed p<Ftinenl b. me. or reqrired b.
amp person 20 b< stated.
TH0s. II, CEDUY.
s1s counissiopsr ln ch.pc<ry
korvsl;< l. Bsr<y.se
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-24
0akJree Occurrences.

Oak-ee. Va. Nov. 2l.-The II
sant soa Of Mr.. ard Ms. T. <.
Fen-e passed away Tuesday after
noon The ErLe one vas the victim
q whooP.ng cough. and had SUI
Tered intensely. God Only sent this
Ettle Light into Their lives FOR a few
short weeks. ard now has taken il
INTO Himself. for OF such IS the
kingdom OF Heaven. The parents
have Ire deep sympathy OF theiI
trends II this sadness which has
visited tAei- home. Other children
q TIE family WHO have been SUI
ier.-g IRON whoop;lE cough. aEe
greatly improved a. this writing.
Misses Wllie ard Pear. Schenck
NJ 20 70 Richmond next week e
attend ire teachers association and
educational conference
The schoo, a. B,selows has Sc
cured Z teacher. and opened Tues
day with excellent attendance. I,
IS earnestly hoped by the patrons
that she VII bi6e q wee
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-24
Get 0fisHtaI Degree.

Eight nenoers % Spouzwood
Coracl. y. Q. l. A II. went
down % Hs1Ptoa thursday nigEt.
where the Orse1-sl Degree Ezs coz
ferries uPo1 them b. PeainsSls
Councl- The party vas composed
o. Messrs.S- G Graham. Jno. Lesth.
K J. Bans Ar1nE BozzrSn. S. l..
GRAHAM, Z. L Griffin. Geo. Ora
han and W 3 Caspes.
The VISITORS say they were royzlly
entertained. ard that the mysteries
Of me Oriental Degree were indeec
profound
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-24
giselows Briefs.

BiEelowS. Va. Nov. 2l.-E. w.
Maynard. j.. shot three fine wild
turkeys 'sst Saturday.
NJ. and Mrs. Gardner and Mrs.
Donnell were the guests OF Captain
and Ms. (. w. Larsin lsst week.
Capt. Clint Simonson and a few
friends went 70 the Folly" Capt
Sinonsoa's former home. on MS
Eso,ene launch last Monday.
Master John Lsrkin has returned
from a delightful trip 70 West Point.
The Ladies Aid Society VII give
Is annual social or Friday. Nov-23.
a. Ms (. {. ROwiey's hosp;table
home
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-24

-E -Nl[l--E -~1----4-e-e- = 80
That Williamsburg mob which
persec-ted Or. Poster. superintelc-
Ell O. the Ezsterr State Hospital.
INJURED TIE toEa. created sympathy
u other parts Of the safe for d..
Foster. and gave a. oojec1 lesson Of
the CoWzrdlce Of MODS. FOX i Ted
oeforc TIE Object OK Is 6erision
waen re lost us temper and threat
c-ed 20 shoot The whole mob ran
t-o@ or Se.e--n.r.-6 mani Never
tneiess. u. Foster made Z bad dis
pay O himself. considering us Of
tea position. when ne drew his
p.sto. - answer % nerc tzr1ts 10
S.rzc OF cal1ng OF the tOxr zuthoTi-
ties 70 oisperse the mob. as they AZ
terEzrcs did Il worlc be interest
Ing 70 knox Z any Of the pcacesblc
fanatics" we're II the crowd.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-24
Chesapeake & Ohio R'y.
Scenic Route TO the West.

Fast kc-tibuiri Trains Parlor Care %
Rsc1u1ld- Pullman Slecp~rs % Lou
isV.lic. Cl1cinuati. Chicsgo 81 LOUIS
81 -I BOT ~ DAILY rHROCou TRAINS
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Dircct co11cctious for az POINTS West
Northwest and S1urlWcst
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Locals ior ss~p0ri News ard CO Poiss.
I've wiIhamsburg- go E-..6.32 ? n
IoSzS for R'cknor.
Lve WilHansbsrg-. 70 = rs g p N