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New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
RAILROAD DISCRIMINATION CHARGED
Chicago Merchants Allege New York Ship
pers Are Favored in Southern Traffic.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Chicago, Dec. 13-It is alleged here that Southern
railways are fagrantly discriminating against Chi
cago shippers in favor OF those OF New York in car
rylng merchandise to points in the South. Letters
from merchants in all parts OF the South charging
that THIS IS being done and demanding that steps
be taken to remedy conditions have been pouring
IN upon IN" Chicago Commercial Association, and
an investigation is purposed. Ii is said that it
qurtS SIX or seven times long 10 get goods from
Chicago 10 Southern points as to get them from
NV @New t hoFk TO The same points although IN many
cases the distance from Chicago is less The Inter
state commerce Commission may make an investi-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
HALDEMAN DENIES TAKING LIST.

London, Dec. I'D c. Haldeman. former London
manager of the Mutual Life Insurance Company. of
New York. to-day in the Mutuafs suit against
IIaldeman and the North British and Mercantile
Insurance Company positively denied that he had
taken list of the AIutuaTs British policyholders.
Mr. HaIdeman added that the so-called coffin.
containing cards with the names of the policy
holders was ordered to be removed to the office or
counsel for the policy holders committee, but oy
mistake it taken to the offices or the North
No use was made of its contents.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
LINCOLN TRUST COMPANY DIVIDEND

With tire declaration yesterday by lis board Of
directors of quarterly dividend Of per cent pay
able December 81. 1905. the Lincoln Trus, Com,
pany made It's nrst distribution Of profits 10 share
holders. The capital and surplus Of the comuanv
are now 10000, and the undivided profits al 80
last call Of the Banking Department were sl4l 735
At the same meeting Andrew Mills urssidant -
the Dry Dock Savings Institution and Or Toi'n y
Num- Of the trustees OF the estate az E-Iss1l;
Sage, and connected with various corporsT TfarS
were elected directors 10 III existing vacancies
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
ARRANGING FOR HUeHEs's ESCORT,

Albany Dec. 13.-Adtutant General Henry is ar
ranging for the military for Governor-eIoct
Charles E Hughes the day of his inauguration
Me escort Will consist OF Squadron A Of New
York City. and Troop r, OF Albany: part or alI
az the loth Regiment. which is composed of the
separate companies Of Albany and other places
along the Hudson River. and a battalion composed
OF the separate companies Of Troy and Cohoes
fsrigaoier General James II. Lloyd OF Troy will he
In command Of the escort
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
The Joy of Possession

Of a parcel OF land is greatly en-
HANGED by the knowledge thar no one
in all the world can successfully ques-
ton your ownership.
The policy Of title insurance =
sued BY this company. only atef 'ns
most rigid examination. Is a bulwa'A
against all attacks.
Can you afford to foreso this Com
pany's services. which give the rear
estate owner the ultimate OF pro-
tection?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
DOCTORS SHIFT
Now Gets Along Without IT,,

A physician says; Until last Iall 81!
used to eat meat for my breakfast ana
suffered with Indigestion until the meat
had passed from the stomach.
LAST fall began the use OF Grape
Nuts for breakfast and very soon found
l could do without meat, for my body got
all the nour!shment necessary from inc
Grape Nuts. and since then have not
had any indigestion and am feeling better
and have Increased IN weight
y "siDce finding the benefit lnderlyed
from Grape-Nuts ] have prescribed the
food for all or my patients suffering from
Indigestion or over feeding and also for!
those recovering from, disease where
want a food easy to take and certain to
digest and which will not overtax the
stomach.
q always find the results II look for
when prescribe Grape Nuts, For ethical
reasons please omit my name" Name
given by mail by Postum Co., Battle
Greek. Mich.
Tho reason for the wonderful amount
OF nutriment, and the easy digestion OF
Grape-Nuts Is not hard to find.
In the first place, the starchy part OF
the wheat and barley goes through yari-
Gus processes Of, cooking, to perfectly
change the starch Into Dextrose or Post
easily absorbed by the blood, The parts
In the wheat and barley which Nature
can make use Of for rebuilding brain
and nerve centres are retained In this
rema rka BILE food, and thus the human
body Is supplied with the powerful
strength producers so easily noticed after
one has eaten GrapeINuts each day for
a week or 10 days. "There's a reason"
Get the little book. 1.-THE Road to Well
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
SPANISH VETERAN CAMP.
Mass Meeting in Chamber 9
Commerce To- Night, 4

AZ ll1ass meeting will be held IN, the
nut OF, foot n movement for the organize
ton y Of ali, the Richmond men who took
part in the Spanish Al lericaHl War INTO
a local branch of the Unted, Z ss y q
IN Tho movement are making an earnest
in the war to be present. The tional
organization, which vii he urga s, 70 H,s an
nssp Sear, has has Its ,eadauarters Cieya
land "a Ohio Major Charles NJ. Miller
the comma der now IN g en-, b Y
the interest Of the !, .h'e Y 4, camp 'o5 pe
= Among those Interested In The camp
"a be formed are Alexander II. Sands, @
I, Darlington Stuart A, HOWARD, Robert
Jr., Waller Holiaday. George M SIX lpw'|th
and r. IE.S NorYell, M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
METHODIST H0LD
FORTH II BON j n AN.
District Conference, West Rich
mond District, Holding a Three
Days Session There.

The West Richmond District Conference
or the Methodist Episcopal Church. South,
met with the church at Bon Air yester-
day and will be In session to-day and
tomorrow. ,,s
The conference met promptly at 8
o'clock, with Rev. Dr., r. \ T. Wilson, the
presiding elder In the chair The business
session, which was opened with deyo-
tlonal exercises, lasted until II o clock
after which a solemn sacramental SER
vice was held RAv. y. X. Jolliff, pastor
OF tho Central Church, Manchester
preached the opening sermon. fjs
Rev. j. T. Mastin. Superintendent OF
the Methodist Orphanage, 4 ad dressed the
conference in the interest OF the enter
prise, OF which he Is the head. S. sS3
Il Att O'Clock the large conRTaga Lion was
invited to- the beautiful groYe8nea r the
church where bountlful repast was en-
ijoyed. Brunswick stew and "a reg llar. old
fashioned picnic dinner wcre features Of
tho spread. 3S
Another business session OF tho confer
ence was held In the afternoon, lasting
until S O'clock. M "a y 3.
al night Rev. w. S, Hayes. OF Barton
Heights, preached to large and very
attentive congregation, Nd 8
4 Thlrty-odd delegates were In attendance
yesterday upon thel business sessions, and
IA much larger number Is expected TO-
day, ST.
Rev. r, Fl. Bennett, D, D., OF Randolph
Macon College, will at II O'clock this
morning preach the conference mission
airy sermon, e K LIS a K ~ $i 81 Sli " 4, Il
Tits Expected that the attendance to-
day Of both delegates and visitors VII
-" L., -, n
son Air aud Midlothian have arranged
to entertain al, who come with an old
fashioned picnic dinner and Bruns"lck
stow. I533t 5fzasst fgl3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
.REAl. ESTATE NOTES.;
INTERESTING SALES d: !!
Auctioneers Will Be Busy To- =
Day and TON Morrow # the the: sts
Weather Witt Permit.

There was decided quletness IN real
estate circles yesterday. At least It look
ed decidedly quiet, not to say dull dull, 70 70
an outsider, but there was said 70 \ %
something going on behind the Yell veil,
through, witch q newspaper man nan, IS never
allowed to peep Until all the papers have AYE
been signed, sealed and delivered. ~ II
ut It Is \ believed that several big deals sll
were brought several degrees nearer carer 70 TO
contamination yesterday, but no one can
made q real estate man open ms mo ~
and tell things after he has once MADE
3a,p his mind to close It and Keep y
closed. n, III y VI x . ~ n; 5si
/ Sales To- Day and T Tomorrow.
Some very interesting auction sales OK o.
realty are scheduled for to-day ana To- !.
morrow. @ ~ IL j :,
Dlam & Co, and Augustine Royal
& CO. will sell three lots OF land IN Ches-
2tertield county, near the Manchester CITY
limits 81 ana a at & o'clock they VIII sell
eleven lots II in the city Of Manchester.
Those sales are to be made for d. g,
Richardson, special commissioner under
"a decree OF the Circuit Court Of Henrlco
county. =, I
B{ AT IT. o CLOCK Ill tcTH oOit -.
son Bro wn4 & CO, Edward s. Rose Cons
any and Green & Redd will sell wv al
nut Hill,,, a beautiful suburban nome,
together with the thrty-fiye acres OF
land belonging to the place. At 6:3o. or
imrnedl ately after the sale OF walnut
Hill. the same concerns will sell two frame
houses and lots near the western limits
OF the city, fronting on Eggleston Street,
near w Ter Street. All of this property
will be sold for Fl. st. John Coalter and ND
10. Lano% Stern. special commissioners
acting under q decree of the circuit
Court OF Henricos county. sS!ssi85
III At 6 o. clock his afternoon ]. d. Car
neal & Son will fsell for James w. Cor
don, special commissioner, acting under
a decree Of the Chancery Court. the de-
tuched dwelling. No. 1909 Washing '!sl ton 7Irl
Street. 3t5 sSiS II it 81 III 8sg
n morrow, lat Is 3 clock p. NJ. Green
& Redd will sell the new two STORY brick
dwelling, Mo- 1918 Ivy Street. and lat $50
r. nj. they will sell the niner room brick
residence, N o. 1921 Ivy Stree t.
Tomorrow at the same hour y. Thomp--5
son Brown & all sell several vall,lla t \;
Bile West Enu51 :en Il Dooley I. Avenue y'e
f s9g s;a M s}1s gas w 's'l f'ys'
AT 1.-THE Fsame 3 hour tomorrow W Pollard
& Bagby Will sell the frame dwelling, No.
81 East @Duval Street, between First and
st. James Streets. ss,5 n "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
: TWENIY-THR[ WAS Ma !. !.
The W0R D |! F0 0 !. HIM IN!
Little Pickaninny Fairly Flies 5i':'
from Capitol AT Sight OF Of III
Stuffed Bear.

4 a most amusing incident occurred 9 e
8tha (.apitol yesterday afternoon 9 bout
100 O clock, In which the chile & &C or was
O little ten-year-old negro boy, az pla w =
as the ace OF spades. Sfl5 4. XXI 4E \,
rhe little pickanninny had never had
m Interior view OF the beautiful new.
CAPITOL building, and he asked Richard
8Blankcnship. who operates the e1eva t o.
IL he might 5go up and take O peep At the
main no Now, MIR. sBlankensnlp4 ls a
kind hearted man, and he replied IN the
Saftirmative, with the proyiso tina. TINS ~
aforesaid piece OF alligator bait shoulu
behave with proper decorum, ijs e; IL
The little negro wearing w ne ne a, more ~
clothes than tho law allows. slipped Aup
the winding stairs. no! one paying his
movements further attention for inc me
moment; but 1t was not long before ne
rcappcared under such circumstances as
commanded the attention OF all IN slgtt
or hearing. 4y 55s 58 Ss .Sj \.
s It should DO borne In mind that the
Museum OF the Department OF SAg rlcui.
ture Is being arranged In the old 4 halli
many other curioslties there, are num-
8beraiof stuffed animals, including deer
and bears. While everything In the room
81 is in the con fusion incident TO- moving IN,
a big, black bear stands Just on the IN y
side OF the large folding doors, in plain
view OF the rotunda. d ,.ss
II when the hero OF this little story reach
ed a point n ear TIoudon's Washington, "
the rotunda, his eyes fell upon old bruin.
and 1t was all over. 8 5t
5&'.Twenty-three" was his word, and he
3''skdooed," almost falling his way down 10Y
the steps, and fairly nying out OF the
long hall, on q dead run for his nome.
5i whats the mate boy ?'''ssyelled MT.
$Blankenship, but the negro only sin-
creased his pace. These words came back
as he landed at one long leap out IN tho
SQUARE: "Fo' de Lord, boss. dar's q bar
upstairs, and dis amt no time to talk
And this was the last see Of the blittle
black stranger about the ca itol. ~ "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Orchard, "'5} Albemarle county. is In \ Rich
smond this week. 1i .is 55 55g

Orchard, e s Albemarle county. is In Rich-
rnond this week B. ssss. ss85. 45SE55s
Mr.. ~ Bruce Reynolds has returned to
z Newport News, after q visit to Rich;
1nond. "a M @ III ,3 i C II
5 Miss Mabel Phillips is the guest Of Mrs.
W. F. Phillips, in hampton. si
II Miss Nettie Mosby Is spending the sum
ner In the home OF her brother, DR..
Ernest Mostly, in Waynestpro, Va.
Tho Rev. J. r. u ddiok, assistant pastor
OF Grove Avenue Baptist Church, preach
ed In Port Norfolk Sunday. Mr.. Rddick
4 Is visiting relatives on the Eastern Shore.
y Miss Myra Ackiss. Of Oceana, a., u is
X the guest OF Miss Mary Page Morris In
Brambleton. Both these young ladies'
will be remembered by Richmond people
as among the most attractive OF the
students at the Woman's College last
year. N rs "a A n 4
u Mr.J. r. Williams. who has been visit
ing DR.. N. Williams. In Hampton, has re-
# The Rev. G. g. Minor and Miss Carrie
Armistead are visiting Mr.. w. H. Tall
bolt, in Waynesboro, Va. j25S
Miss Eliza Plummer. who has been
visiting friends here, has returned to her
home in ewport News. Il !.is u s55
~ Misses Troy and Med onough, Of the
Memorial Hospital, are the guests Of
Mrs. s. 8. Hopkins, In Waynesboro.
Miss Helen I. Dexter has returned from
10 visit to Brambleton. v { 4 l35
Mrs. Andrew Haynes and Miss Lillian
Haynes left Monday for; Elmlra, N. ~,
to be gone the remainder OF the SUMMER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Sunday Schools at West Point,

The Sunday school Of Clopton street
Church will hold its annual outing at
Reach Park to-day, the train leaving the
Southern depot IN hanohe1ter re- at ozslocS
Park at 4 O'clock this evening. a large
attendance is expected f75fs
Twenty coaches have been engag by
Pine Street Baptist, which will so to
Beach Park tomorrow, and others will
ND added II necessary t L, 4, ri. h
Everything Is looking f1no at the park.
and the TWillgtS Limited Is carrying
main at this breezy resort after their ex-
cursIon train has left, and return on the
twilight at 10 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
MRS. IAMIsoNsNoTiCA CALLED.
Woman Charged With Forgery.
Was Unable to Leave jail.

The case aof Mrs. M, Jeannette Jamiso =
,va : MT called in the Police Court yes
sterdav 4 on account OF her illness. She
was a t the city jail, under the treat r, =.
mcnt OF DR.. ", 8, Gordon. the jail phy-
slcan. Isl {l y.
she recently underwent an opery ton
for appendicitis at q hospital IN Phlla-
}delphia, and had just left that place
when she was arrested and brought 70
Richmond. She was to have been given
a preliminary trial yesterday morning.
but her ton would not pefm5!1t q
her leaving the jail. q, y a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Three New Charters

The state Corporation Commits sion yes
terday granted the following Gcharters: -
The Grant Supply Company Qnc.).,
Roanoke; William =, Churchman prcsi-
president, ST. Louis, No; j. W. Hartweil
secretary. Room ke Capital, slO, 900 q. ~
MISSIONER Heights Company Gnc.),
Lynchburg; vs. B. Keys president, Nor
folk. Va; La G. 4 Blades, vice-presdent,
Elizabeth, City. n. c.; j.. b. Blades, sec
rotary and treasurer NewDern, NJ G.
Capital $50 900. S # vi III y5s4S; AZ ,5
a Portsmouth Cotton OIL Refining Cor
poration, Norfolk county: August aB G..
Thom president, New York. N. y; Louis
Rosonstein.. vico-presldent, Esmford, N.
y; Adolf Aspe gren. secretary and treas
urer, New York. N, Y. Capital, $50, 900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
LE||:G|:.RA||',...k||||||||
sydney Dec. e,
dreenhood,
San Fran,
lncerehas,
sPodopsldes.
Diabetes.
iRodoloplde,
sBrIghts,
Benjamin..
TRANSLATION.

BENJAMIN Bros. are manufacturers agents
sydney l!a Gg r. sn g y
report thst ps tes
discovered In san Francisco. BENJAMIN. Bros;
e ssna ;s S Spafdl .end
n rhs 1'R spoSs espls alS q, &c
business They eonldn't VAL e, Tor s,.es
S SHt ea shipment u neary NY worth q FIJI;
ons eonpouRds for Bright nlIssss ~ a9 q
tn 81 wonder 81 the dlscoysTy; You .don.t have hay
To ca bic b OoO niles ts Fight ct Your doors
SeeS9 weh hs' 4 Mnor Drug Company, Richmond.
Whom 10 suspect pr!ght's plsease-w weakness
f nd ropsy Kidney trouble after the third
month; ; urine may show sedlmenti, falling
Vision dTow,nsss; one or more q 'hese.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
TO JUNK DE BUNK :''l;.l ''IlF' s.
Many Of Those Who Waited on
Justice Iohn Took That Course.

\ Henry Shields, the negro man charged
with attempted criminal assault upon an
eleyen-year-old negro girl, Alice Hogan
appeared in Police Court yesterday morn
ing and was sent to jail 10 ior. t~e.yo
months In d efnult OF security In the sum
81 5000. His plea was that he was drunk
at the time, and did not know what hat, ne ne
was doing. 3. I. ], CO i
with Policeman Johnny Duffy hlle the
said Duffy was making an arrest. Thomas
viii think for sixty days about tho mat-
ter and then he wllsleave. tho Hotel & d 1|fl
Junk l !. /.
q Richard Hudey and Arthur Mason. ne
groes, Jointly stole coat worth -FOUR do!-
lars, the property OF Lindsay r. henderson 7e,'
~ viii be in the resort forninst the
ia cid shockoe for two months. 55s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
MOTOR BOATS USED.
TO GUST ]. 81 G0 \ "A! J
.Excursionists Around Venice Use
Modern Means Of Pro
"A pulsion.

VENICE, July 10, Motor boats bid fair
to supplnnt gondolas for the longer en-
1curslons u to the islands around Venice.
sucll as Murano Barano, Torccllo and
others Every day one sees t hem ia king
travellers from the Rialto, ..Ss3 VI 81 v
Another feature of Venice which seems
to die out lis the music boat which stop,
ped In front Of the hotels while glet
singers sarenaded the Visitors. ThessS
musical gpndolas can no longer f1oai5
along the Grand Canal, owing to the
danger Of collision with pa ssenge r5 ste M
boats. The gondollerN has indeed ifalleu
upon evil days, Z, X n A .g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
H. H, ROGERS CURED.
No Longer Diseased With En-.
7, s5 terprise, He SAYS.

II u Especial to The Times lspatch.)
NEW YORK, July 10,-H. II, Rogers
in5writlng to a friend recently concerning
OFFER made t9hm tS1aIriepaffs N
In declining the propose! 81
5s'pIfs I ever was diseased with enterprise,
II am now cured 1870 u y. n e #
II was said In explanation that Mr.,
Rogers 8 fdislnclination to embark In any
nav business enterprise is due to- the
attitude az the present dpl|plstratlon to-.
ward Hcorporations of. all kinds, Including
the STANDARD OIL Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Plant Sold at Auction.
,pecial 10 The ,rimey- Dispatcfi,)

(Speclnl to The Tlmes-DlspAtch,l
SALISBURY, N. G.. July 40, The plant
or the Brown Furniture Company In this
+oity was sold at auction yesterday for
$1,000, the purcaser beings NJ. 3. MCCAIN
less.lof Salisbury, The factory was ret
Gently plaoeG In the hands Of q receiver
and operations suspended awaiting an
adjustment of the Indebtedness Of a he
concern, which amounts to considerably
more than the assets. It Is stated that the
stockholders Will receive nothing, e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Goes 70 Hope Mills.

Dr.. Benjamin j.. willingham' !. % = ~ has :
been resident physician the ~ y sn fas re-
signed his position there and VII leaHy e
to-day for Hope Mills, n. Gu where ne ne
Viii practice medicine, 8 8, : ,chron ! Z
brightest young men, a graduate Of her
spiendld medical schools. and, witha H.
YOUNG man Of sterling character -. ,Ih e
Hiv,illinRham to his new home, where
they feel sure success awaits him, M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Mr., Ryland Here.

Mr., Walter II. Ryland, editor o., the
the city having e come t to Be opera ted on
at st. Luke's Hospital. Mr.. kyland IS
a Richmond boy. but has for some years
made his home In Middlesex. " here ne
conducts a live country paper and prac-
tiCes law. 44 4fI .fts sfG i'fsf isibl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Young Priest Called,

\ The Rev, Meade BoltoR MeRryde. SON
OF Dr. j. M McBryde, Blacksbura,
assistant minister of ST., panl's chnrg Y
nous cali from the vestrY OF ST, Paul's
Church. z, saltyllle. IL and Christ Church.t
Marion, 4 Var to become the first rector
OF Preston Pa risll, 2f IN ts y. .s Il 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11

Mrs. ii. -. Anderson and daughter5
E,sie " OF Richmond, y who have been Wis
s eneeca Fails, N. III, have left for Jersey
City and Long Island to visit her mothaI
and relatives there before rel 1Enlngs Rolass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Will Show Them the Sights,

Chapoery Court. will conduct q party of
City Hall attaches through Idlewood to-
night The party will consist ~ about
a dozen Of the officials and associates
of the City Hall si * @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11

s u EEI 4. b
Thou BY thy God my Jeane
BY that pretty white hand O. thine, t is3 3S, 4
S@85s5s& And a. the lowing stars In heaven, #f
thou would aye be mine; 85$$
Il haze sworn BY my God my RJeanie
that Kind heart O. thine,
S38 thick over heaven, $483@
be mine.
Then foul "a the hands that wad lose SIC bands A#
S the heart that wad part sic 8ove;S SEHBS
5Sss hand that can loose the band
But o. God above.
the cot maun be my beld, &
And my cathng s5aSS E@s&
@ Il rich 4 the faulds o. uve, ##
&& Heavens amfu' q my Jean S8{.s w tS5SA58
#E5ssts Her arrnfwad be piow3to me.
safer tina the down;
1uve wad winnow owre lis his kind, kind wings,
sweetly I'd Sleep an sound;
here to me, thou lass o. my love,
and kneel WI me;
The morning fu' o. the presence o. God
pray without thee. 3S
The mo 'nnang the beds o new flowers
The birds sing klndle an HE; SS
our his kale.yard dyke,
q blythe aud bode Is he 3SIf&Es5
The Beuk maun when the carl. comes hame,
sf4 WI the hole psalmodie, $l4S6
thou speak o. me to thy God Ba35#8
will speak O. thee. a$ w S8Rz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Poems You Ought To Know

Whatever your may crowded your
least ninutes every
day Tor refreshnent life wh@a bit Of
Eliot 4&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
sos.
- 49,
Thou Hast Sworn by Thy God, Ny Jeanie.
BY ALLAN CUNNINGHAM.

"a lis o. Allan cunnnghata has appes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-26
IT is JAMESON.
Named as Candidate Of N. II. Democrats
in Concord Convention.

Concord, n. H., Sept. 90 The Demo.
Gratis Of New Hampshire assembled IN
state convention in Phoenix hall YES
terslay morning with d new. candidate
for governor. the Hon. Nathan G. Jane.
son of Antrim. Mr. Jameson's name
had not been mentioned until Monday
night as likely 10 head the state. tie
ket. and he was agreed upon as suiting
all factions.
Later, Ah jameson WAS nominated by
acclamatiun on a platform Of reform
and incidental commendatinn Of sTr.
Bryan.
The Hon. William FL Marvin, mayor
Of Portsmouth, had been slated by one
section II tile party for candidate,
but during the night thu faetidnal iii.
visions grew in intensity, until IL became
apparent that his nomination would be
an impossibility His name was accord
ingly withdrawn, after negotiations that
we're not concluded until 4 o'clock IL
the morning
The delegates went into the conyen-
ton with apparent good feeling prevail.
ing. Major Thomas j. Madigan, ~,
chairman Of the state committee, called
the convention to order,