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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
SPRINGS

~ Mr.. showalter, Who was n teacher In the
Methodist Sunday school during tho spring,
has much from his Is, attack ne q from s
homo In Richmond Son Sunday 70 nt 'e' $.r s
81 John 81. If nj CARNEY, former pastor OF
the Methodist Enlscopal Church hero, Visited
some OF This friends In the village q turing ne
past week. Sli fsS 4i,4 Hf * u. q, ~,
y. + aubs sy will viii synipahIso most deeply
with them IN their recent great bereavement
Mrs. Arthur B. ones, 81 OF Vneskh lii.. INC
by an electric cars that city ard died at her
home last week. III She leaves three peautl1ul
children, herr husband, father ana .one brother
friends at Hlghland Springs. where she has has
visited several times tts ;ag E Az
ranyls Sslins sf M9naay
the home&o his Their and sisters: He VIII
spend about on days them before o re-
turning home. S s N. 8 "a "A /.
friends hope that she will soon BIO out 8
Mr.. and Mrs. N Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs q
5McGhee Of Richmond. spent Sunday With y y
Rev. " a. eftreys commenced Il protraotod
meeting at Beulah Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday night, which Will con Anue each nlEhv
O'Clock. f q, & Is N ss5&
d visitor at ii home s..
* Mr.. and Mrs. J ohm Sterling, Off Fa! rmount;
accompanied by their little daughter visited
Mr.. and Mrs. ". q, g ifln 8onS Sunday. and
were much pleased With 4. their flrst visit 4 to
our village. q Vi
( & Master Douglas Kidd. Of Richmond. srent
Saturday night and sunday With Stuart Turner!
u Mr. Joe Hubbard, an old acqua intance from
Frank fort, KY. was q guest during the week
atSGLeafmo - the residence Of Mr.. Atksson.
[; Miss Ruth Atkisson returned Monday morn
Ing from delightful visit to Miss Wal lion al
Prose- Cottage" lin Cumberland county, where
she was the recipient OF much attention,
Miss Nina Gotten and Miss II Leila a tkisson
returned Sunday night from, pleasant visit TO
the home OF Miss Cotton, near Portsmouth. ya;
features Of their vlsit They were aceor1pa-
Snied on their return by little Miss Mary Partin.
# Mr.. and Mrs, Q. Miller. OF ben 4 Lomond
Lodge, twisted frlonda In Hanover on sntur
day. returning homo tho following day. 5 ZIG
Si5 Miss gLurn Adams was a guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. Ada Walters, of Harrison Street. Rich
mond, the first OF the week. Z. ~ 81 81
Misses Sadie Bryant and Pauline Pierce, OF
Richmond, were recent guests Of Mrs. Isabel
Dilbie, on Fern Avenue, where they spent a
pleasant day i AZ q B5f Ii III 8s IA IA
Mr. James Toonc. who has been III for soy
cral weeks, Is now able to alt up for q short
while each day 4E,5 f5$g igS3s &5 a M
Little Gertrude Johnson Is conyalosccnt after
1Ipo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
CHESTNUT HILL AND &. 3.
HIGHLAND PARK

Mr., md Mrs. ID. j. 1scal. OF Baltimore arc
me guests Of Mrs.. r. =. sale, Of Third Avenue.
Greenwood. Va, will remain In Il Richmond
several days before returning to her homo In
Baltimore a35 n n tf2t a tyt n X 5.st,5 g
land Park, left last week for Staunton. where
they will spend the month OF August with reln-
tvoa Z, ~, 5S 95 FL mi U TX t VS. Il
pr, Churchill chrstan$ OF Texas. Is spending
some time with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. 8.
p. Christian, Of Fourth Ayenua Yl III
Mr., ana Mrs. John Price, OF Third Avenue.
expect to leave Friday for New York, where
thoy will spend several days. n, 93itl d
The regular monthly meeting OF the ladies'
Aid Society OF Highland Park Methodist
O'Clock In the lecture room OF the church.
Mrs, Mortimer Mcclure and children Of
Second Avenue. are the guests Of relatives in
Louisa county Ind g3s p, 5lsi N SlBji gi
Mrs. Saunders and little daughter, Mollie,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Negro Physicians Meet.
fpy Associated Press

45J --1a.- fBy Associated PreM,) - 81
& PHILADELPHIA. August 21,--Fiye
hundred delegates, representing several
thousand negro physicians. dentists and
pharmacists throughout the United
States, met here to-day and bsgan the
eighth annual convention Of the ational
Medical Association. The greater part
OF tho day was devoted to routine bust
meas. The annual address Of the presi-
dent was made by Or. Il, Emmett Jones.
of Richmond, Va, and the reports Of
various other officers and committees
Rouge. La, read paper on the history
OF the association. and addresses or
medical subjects were made by a NUM-
Der OF the Delegates. si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

s5sYh
tobacco and cheap cologne floa ted II the
s.Iet not ambition mark their useful toll
# Their fomely Joy and tiny obscure:
Nor grandeur hear with a d sdain iul smile.
Il Tho short and simple annals OF the poor
Full many a. gem OF pure st r. y SC rene, rs
~ The dark, unfathomed caves e OF ocean
Full many many a lower i bornsto blush UNI an-
And waste its swee,nes. on the desert is:s /.
q ir.'I II
sj Many manly. handsome boys and pretty.
girls are to be 56Heen now. at me ~ oIk
Church ga therings, well dressed. attran-
In recalling the past more fascinating.
sweet and charming in the contemip'au VI
o. the old-time simplicity Of yout n gtisi,,
cd by old age, md u he oxen o n great good
Fellowship and unstinted hospitality as
seen In Fluyanna county stx ty yea rs ago.
Such deep rooted good fell owsh nip and hos
.pitnlity is BY no means wanting there lot
TORS and the rnost pressing y ! ~ g.
tho lunch hourto %assembl al the ata pies
where & piles OF fried chicken. q roast cold
meat 4, old Virginia boiled am e " ! y y
stewed s tonat oes and OF her veg pies,
with ouant titles OF cake. pies cold yea ana
iced mill is pressed upon.you y 2 u rnn,n
Invitations from as many e come TO- "
10 ON table and help yourself whi!e marc
BY grandmother'sl1 hair trunk ~ SUI el ",
ltying A itself. F1uvannn enj oys mos } ~
open hospitality to all wi come 3}to n l
homes. a nd especially 10 those VINO atleuu3
the meetings q q Fork Chnrch, lot ne ne
ahospitnble spirit of the grandslres I. and
left e the ch'loren . w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
;R;chrnonders in New York.

48s3si93l (specal 70 The Times Dlspatch. 4, !,
N NEW YORK, August Civ a dorf. " -
~. Meek, IA r. Fl oladny, y. s. Brya !,
FIFTH Avenue, Miss y. ddfson, MISS Z, -.
q, Rennolds; York, Nj Hlrshberg, p, MIL
ler,$ NJ. Wincfed; Grand sl y. "a na'
nIrs Il. j. Walker; Holland. We g & ,riaf-s
rnnt !. Ba rtholdI, Mrs, Burton; St.
Denis, ! B. Lewis and wife; AZ beTarle, b Z
!. Montague; Gllsey, II !. p. Powell, g.
81. Powell Herald Square, NJ. Welnnela 9,
WOO dstock, r. Robb, M F., q obj "; s5f a.
Aven,ies U.s. Mrs M, n Greenwood, Il s55S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

OF Fifth Avenue, are now visiting the former
sister in Norfolk Va III We 4, Z.
AIiss Rebscca Clarke OF Fourth Avenue, le, , $
last Monday for nt few days stay with frlehus
lin Petersburg. IA ia 5 nc ~
Mrs. c,run ~ III OF Newark. N. j., was the
guest last sund Of Mrs. Fleming Games .
1Ienrico county. 5 HI n Il. !, .
Miss Marie Timberlnke has returned TO ner
homo on n Second Avenue after q delishttu !
stay OF several days with Misses Fannie anu anu
III lie Gray, OF Honrco7 county. n s5B T.,
Mr.. ChariSs w. 81 " ughnn and daughter, MISS
Alma vniighn n. OF II ghiand Park. LEFT las !
Saturday for Ns,S York, where they VI spe 9 2
several days. ylS 8$f Vi ~ 4 y.
iiss IA Ice NJ 4 shnfer loft last Saturday for
Rupidnn, NJ Orange NV county. Before returning
home sh 8 will also Wait friends and relatives
In Staunton and Charlottesville, & y s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Two New Charters.

The state Corpora ton Commission nae "a.
granted charters to the Concrete BLOCK {,
and Mnntel5 Manufacturing Company, On n
Ic orr Newport News. 6 Mel
YIN, president; +. NJ, Pope, frst wee. ! 20
president; r. B. OLSON, 81 n nno
treasurer, Newport News; capital. s4o,po y:
The II elping Hand, United oraet az =
Brutherly Love OF ~ ~ -
Vast a ppomattox, James E.liS carter,
s.nresid lent n Douglas Watkins. secretary;
sarallY Abbitt, treasurer, Test Appoma1t-t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Stole a Watch

parcv SCOTT, colored. was arrested yes
terday on "a warrant sworn out by Samuel
Curtis. charging him WITH stealing (; golld
s Mn.s and Wlltshire made the arrest. and
nIaoed their prisoner In q cell at the
second Police Station q, i1Fi I} n N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Hold State Convention.

The Ancient Order Of Illbernlahs, as
We'll as tho Lad les Auxillary @ .she Greer,
will hold their annual 2 % 70 -
at Norfolk next fond ay, !, /.
The Hibernians vii send delegates from
al nvar the s fate and an especially large
ii,ndy VIII attend from this city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

OCI.A AN. D
PIERS ON AI-I
sDaybreak.


4 a wind came UP out UfS tn sca |. *.
Ana said 20 mists, make room for M, ,es V
5Ity hailed tile ships, and cried: sail ,il on,
AZ mariners, the night is gone on No
n And hurried landwatl far way, a.
Crying Awake! " us tile day. Icy
AN said unto the forest: /" Shout AZ
Hang all your sleafy banners OUT y
\ j 4 touched tho woodbird folded wing.
And said: 70 bird awake ana and sing
And ser tho farms: Q chantilc'lcteeIr ,,,
Your clarion blow; the day Is 8i y s,lI'
S1t whispered to the nelds Of corn &. Y
S,aI,ow down, ana hail the coming morn y $,
I'll shouted through the l,elfry to Y,
wake belt proclaim the tn x llo ~ I.
351 B cro ssed the churchynrd With q :, Sigh
Il And snid Not vet! In quiet lle !S5
Y. 81 I'll. W. Long fellow. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Royal Couple Sail

I $3.50 IEy AsB0cIatod PreBs.) - TN 81 q
I " CoWES, August 21.--Tha King ana
Queen Of Spain sailed for Bilbao To- day
Oh their yacht Girolaa, II I. s 81 3s3 s5 /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Jones, on West Mason street, Smith


Jones, on Vest Mason Street, s smith \.
field. al .s5 BIZ NH s7i 5
miss Mary Green II visiting 3 friends II II
Newport N eNys. .s N VI X, n
a& Miss Harriet Ianlsins, Of Wi lams-
burg. !. isNvisltine Mr. and Mrs. Bossleux,
Eof. AZ West y Grace Street II,
h A1essrs William and, James Davidson
are visiting M RS. lanes r. FL Andrews, on
N lain Street, Smith field I.
8338 The families 81 Mr.. w I. Bu ford and
Mr., 4B.& G. 53Buford have returned q to the
city after having spent tWo months a. a.
their summer cottage in Hampton.
&. Mr.. John CAN'T. Of Albenarle is en-
route to Columbia. s. 4 CT To- resume the II
chariot mechanics In "a large ecluca. tio nal
Institution 2of that city !. J,
Miss Clara Gaines d is visiting her Sis 81
ter. Mrs. u N: Powell, on the boulevard,
Newport IN VS. f5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
BRIEFITEMS sFR ON EVERYWHERE

I BY trolley cars. ( scventy-fye y tcrrorizet{ (
men rived by the t'rst .trair, alklnB
Brsason. e HaIs of the Is Saslonal 1saK
tho Burglars lef;; they set the house on
fire. Discovery 81 sno Ike employees { I
tss ssdss'e u
u cLEvrLAED =. ohm Us p. Rockefeller,
Is out attending to business. Mr.. Rookie
faller said hey again enjoying ms ~
ing at 1910 Harrison Street q .,as fatally
stabbed BY Joseph splanc. az burglar H17
years old gilom st,c surprised Nm her /
room. III
III NEW OR r. roodlng over the loss /
OF his 23-yenr -old son, who died sudden
Y last January. Fredcrtcky !, offmeister.
1hK from / he roof Of the six-story build
Ing IN which he lived. Si;ds iii n
5 NEW YORK. Owing to the wounds lin-5
hicted by I'm press. n Ben gal y gress, ~
9Bostock's arena, Herr II cnricksen IN t.
Threatened attack Y OF septic poisoning.
and 4 the tigers will Ii be retired to their i
cages for the remainder Of the sea son
8PARIS.-T1e excitement u Mt Etarnpes
and the surrounding districts ca used by I.
the snysterious d lsnpp enrance OF a priest.
the Able Delnrue, the cure OF Chatsenlay,,&
sfincreaaing. This ia chile q y due 70 the
Paris press. which Is indulging In q sort
OF III Journalistic stecple &c hase a AZ 70 VI who y
3Willamake the most sensa tional ntribu-
tionato the m ethods OF lnyestlg ton. az
NEW YO Dirk ea ring he was q bout to-
be robbed by J. q. Callahan. river g an j
express wag oseph cher n mes |, y;
10 do An n his custody In wa Eon which ]
he was y driving jumped To- the ground \
and fought callahan until he wa 8 u ex..s
hausted and then fred at him With q re-
svolyer. Callahan. seeing the, t& weapon
turned nnd fed and tho police believe
he was wounded. cher wa 4 arrested, ~
but Callahan has not been found.
= M I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

pHIT..ADDLPHIA. Pauline De Oyra,st s
years lid, was wed from a k!dnnper by
her !. who saw her being led long
the street by the st ran ger and caug ht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

court esy served to closely bind the warp
and woof Of brot herhood q among the ,e dos
were the Bold-time,s healthy helpful pro-
stracted meetings. sometimes lasting Tor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

WHITE tPLAINs I'd n I. S3Y.--A s. a Srcsult Of
e Biloxi Hand deprada tons In the water
shed region, - he railroad station mere was
Gro wded with italians fleeing With their
baggage to New * rk. Many others went en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

#PHILApELPH1A.- Counsel NJ for tho
Corn Products Company aurrendered 70
Food Commissioner Warren IN 81 the lat
ter'si hight against mpure 81 ueose. 5is3Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Il WASHINGTON .--Advices from the
say that the Fell ajane it'sur--

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
T., /, = = er.Ln,ee1lt Announced.

Z. Tic engagement Is announced Of Miss 9
I Nellie Trlgg, Of Richmond, Mo-, only PM!
daughter of tho late George NJ I ! "
I'M that city, former president Of the
Press "A ssoo!ation, TO Mr.. Allen NJ. Nnrrn Z;
yonge, son OF Mr.Snnd Mrs. Samuel ~ ~
Yonge, Of No. 1o4 East Franklin street ~ =,
who has been for some years pas :, =
Costas Rica, Central America as y .,a ns
Inn axpart and superintendent Of mines mines
3;rhe wedding will be celebrated septen-
bar bth,jln the home Of the brides moth n
n r ichnond . NJ 10. Az 4 1s54 a iS5a af5I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

q CANTON Chinese students paraded
the streets ofs Canton In d demonstrate n
against the use OF opium. M fsSSS Ii u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

CoATEsyILLE.5E T. A. Norbert, the q
son OF Michael X ely. wh Q was
Sc \ f]ypnper < given him bys 16-year-old
nurse. several weeks Il 80. is dead
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
n,,ond and Mrs Luck G. Cabell, Eof Mel.
son county, Va, are ut THE Ma estic,'

Mr. Frederick Kemp. Jr.,St Of Washing
ton, D. Ct, Is giving house party ct ct
his summer home at Alanthus. Vain
honor OF Miss Susie Hawkins, of..ssAle Is
& |, mi ~ Gt$A l4fG9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

S CLEvrLAED.- John 4 y. Rockefeller,
who last week was confined to hla bed.
Is out attending to business. N II locke.
faller 4 said R he was again enjoying his
usual good health NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

a NEW Z DIRK. with the se j, lance OF the
Justice still Ringing In 4 his
agnir, foil a. Victim to New " ersey auto
mobile laws Ia Map1ewood. (. n II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

,3fY1ENN AS severe thunder and S hail
,arts Hof Austria and Hungary. s5 Heavy
arc reported In the Alps, and
many tourists arc fsnow wed up In sh elter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

Mr.. n showalter, Who was n teacher In tn.
Methodist Sunday school during tho sprlns
has muoil Improved from his attack OF sickness
Of tho past 4 few weeks He came from ~
homo in1 Richmond on Sunday to attend yer ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

OF his 2a-yenr-old son, who died sudden
" last January. Frederick Hoffmeister.
Gs years old, committed ST eide by Jump
Ing from he roof Of the esix-st tory blu y.
Ing II, which he lived. SSSs Ill .fS$S Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

lCALuAfET,SSe MICH. kidnapped eight
upf ] ohm Piche, IA years old d retu rncd 70
his home at ollar4 Bay Il IL parents
never expected ossee him again &bellev ln 81
he Ind boon drown ed . lsls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

Rosa king, aged 91 100
years, d led OF heat prostration. She wa 9
born IN slavery, coming to this cit after a
tho Civil War. stsaha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

ST shouted, through the belfry t =, y,
tn wake. 8 BELT Proclaim the hour n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

u Among tho Richmond visitors S IN
staunton are the Misses Hunt Mrs
Crump, Miss Crump, Mr. Beverly, Crump'
Mr.. w. NJ. Crump and Mr.. L. J, Hudgl IN
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-07
NOTICE.

The Board of Commissioners of Public Works of the City of Water bury, at a meeting of said Board held July 3. 1906. made assessment for sewer purposes on property and prop erty owners on Easton avenue. from Rock street to Brewster street, to the amounts set to their respective names as follows. to wit:
 West Side.
 John W. GaHney. s23.40: John E. Williams. ss0.0o: George H. Gloves. s5a.5o: George W. Eau. s6e.e0: Will liam J. Rigney. ssO.ee: John F. White. ss1.50. H. J. Reynolds, s3.oe. Louis Choszisnof. s57.so: William Kfrschbaun, John KiTchbsum. S5T.00: William Kirschbauhn, Agnes Kirsckbaum. ss7.oo.
 East Side.
 John W. Gafney. ffs0. co: Samuel Chotzianof- s1ze.fs. Total. ts57.1s- The above assessments become due and payable Monday. July Is. 1908. at the c<zce of the Collector of Tzxes. City Hall Building. Tss- Main street.
 WILLIAM H. sAxDLAxD. s-7-3 Clky Cefk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-07
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
Chasa Mtpnsy l R. LaylG h ilke
 fhts d Y. H. Johnson.

The democratic city committee held an important meeting last night and talked over plans for the fall campaign. Nothing was given out for publication except that Attorney James R. Lawlor was chosen to fill a vacancy on the committes in place of William H. Johnson. who was elected some time ago, but couldn't serve because he is not a resident of the third district. Henry O'Connsr, registrar of voters, is now located in his new office in the City hall aARex and wants electors and Would-bs electors to give him 2 call. There will be a sharp contest at the next democratic primaries and 1t be- hooyes everybody who intends to take hand in the tussle to see that his name is on the list. The regis trar thinks that owing to the num- Der of removals and changes of one kind and anothsr that have taken place sinca last election 1t would pay to drep in and see him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-07
CITY NEWS

A large crowd witnessed the work of putting in the plate glass windows in The Buckingham this afternoon.
 Last call oa the water meter ques- ti0n. The hearing comes Tuesday next. See to-morpew's Waterbury Herald.
 Washable neokwear is the right thing far this weather. U., s. & Co are selling regular 25e goods at half price.
 Mir and Mrs A. B. Blackburn of Oak street left yesterday fer New York to spend a few days with friends there.
 Word has been received here that Harold Blakeslee of Thomaston ave- nue. a well known local singer, who was on a trip west, was serioAsly in- jured at Chicago.
 BienYenue & LAgh have formed a partnership and started in the house painting and decorating business. They are prepared to do good work at low prices. The shop is located at 42 Wood street.
 Companies 4. and q. will leave for Mantle Monday morning at 5:aO o'clock. Of course the boys will have special train and crowd will as- semhle at the railroad station to give them a send-0ff.
 Attorney McGrath has brought suit for Mrs Mary w. Moore to foreclose mortgage for $S,50o on Samuel N. Freedman. The property involved is situated on North Main street near Samuel Lowe's residence.
 Tn an effort to save the flower beds about the city from being trampied upon by vagrant dogs. wire fences about eighteen inches high are being set up about them. They may keen out some of the CUTS, but others will jump right in and roll in the sweet smelling plants.
 The insurance company that had the fire risk on J. s. Pruslaitis' tailor shop on James street settled with him to-day through Attorney Lynch. At first the company refused to pay anything because of some technical error in the policy. The amount of the insurance was 31,100 and the settlement was for $650.
 There is nothing new in the strike of the bricklayers, although the mas- ter builders claim that they are bringing men to town every day. They assert that in few weeks they will have a sufficient number of workmen on hand to carry out their contracts. The strikers on the other hand, are not saying much, but point to various buildings which have been tied up for some time and tell the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-07
HELPING THE FARMER.
Department of Agriculture Is . Most
 Costly One.


 Costly One.
 Washington. July 7.-Secretary Wilson to-day made a computation showing that 1t would require an in- vestment of 55o.ooo. 900 at 2 per cent to produce revenues enough to run the department of agriculture for one year. This is an illustration, he said. of what is being done for the farmer. The income of the de- pertinent from all sources. including the direct appropriations. revenues from forest reserves. and the allow ance for public printing. Is a little more than si1 900. 900 q year. When the new meat Inspection law, the work of extermfnating the cattle fever. tick and gypsy and brown tailed moth and the invest,rz- tion of dry isnd farming have been put fn operation. the department vill have q payroll of over s.e0o persons About half of these are scientists. trained alo1g special linea The sv- craze salary is iese than esoo q year. Over lf.eoe. .aee pieces of Hterz- ture are circulated each year and this amount viil be greatly increased as new lines of investigation are be- xun- One cf the new lines provided for this year is rrzin irsPectjon. and t1itnpruuise< to be oae of tns larees< na116 of oE11n11or Inbof.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-07

eel the leases. Why were they brought lp justice of the pcaee's court at ! o'clock at night and tried with great secrecy and then as quietly appealed to the circuit court where they have remained covered up and unknown
 They were brought to meet exactly such contingency as this and to be dragged out and used as defense when needed. The leases were made March 19, the suits were brought April II, the hearing was at night, most unusual procedure. and the appeal from the finding of the local justice to the circuit court was made June l5, and all was dona 90 quietly that few seemed to know that such action had been instituted.
 But the state is under obligations testhe hotel companies for those official records becaussSin their complaints the hotel companies set up ownership to the properties and base their petition on the ground that the people operat- ipg the casinos have been using them for gambling purposes. Here we have the admission of gambling. In all oth- CT respects the suits for possession are jekes. as I characterized them In court"
 Governor J. Frank Hanly, at whose command the raids on the casinos at French Lick and West Baden were made. said last night: T promised the people of Indiana last September In a public address that the Monte Carlos at French Lick and West Baden should be closed if 1t could be lawfully done, and intend to keep that promise"