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The Multi-Millionaire Type.

In turning his distinguished attention
TO q study OF the multi-millionaire, FRO
lessor Lombroso. famous for his studies
in criminology, means no implication that
plutocracy is the product of crminallty.
on the contrary. he finds that the pluto
crat is ordinarily an honest man. true
his is likely to be a unitarian honesty
a virtue based on tho need for keeping
ones credit good and on the general
belief that thevery and lying DO not
"pay.'' But even n so-called business
honesty is something to be glad for.
There Is q perennial fascination In tho
personality of the man OF great wealth.
Every one wants to know what he Is
like and what were the qualities that CIR
abled him to do It. In the United States
this curiosity Is peculiarly strong, be-
couse here tho plutocrat has lowered
best-or, let us say, most. North Amer
lea has as many multi-millionaires as all
the rest of the world. England hns as
many as all the rest Of Europe France
has six and Germany two. Russia has
the Gear, and him only. Types vary.
ubyiously, but men whose ambitions,
methods and successes have been iden-
teal doubtless must have some qualities
in common. Professor I.onlbroso Ger.
tainly has reached some definite conclu-
SONS. Writing In La Lettura, OF Milan.
lie says.
An,hropologically the multi-mllionare
rarely shows any Of those characteristics
that indicate genius His physognomy
is usually of the commonplace order, the
forehead being square and the Jaw
strongly developed. both typical marks
OF great energy. The sole characteristic
which they display in common with mer
of genius Is that of low stature; they are
generally shorter than their wives. II
the matter of good looks, they are, AZ
rule, fairly well favored Psychology
cally. they are the highest types OF thu
average man.
In mind. he finds that they resemble
naturally enough, military gentuse'
rather than ,!terary or artistic men. thar
II whom they are lower IN the cerebra
scale by many degrees. Determination
decision. po!se. fertility OF resource ar
distinctiye cha racteris'ics Education !!
detail, conceiyably drawback. scho!
arly men do not often succeed In bust
ness. and multi-millona,res have com
mostly cschewed the pursuit OF cul,ur
from their youth w. When the PILE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16
ENGINEERS RESIGN.
Quite a Stir Overt the Order, Of the
.!5i~{ ,fft@3 a!E#As T4poorJ #i4 sl4I} 800 E n

(From Our Regular Correspondent)
STAUNTON, VA, May 15.-It Is un-
derstood that four out of seven of the en-
glneers at the Western State Hospital
have resigned. There has been quite O
stir about the strike at the hospital IN
the last two days, which grew out Of the
order issued by the general board OF
hospitals requiring the employees to give
bond for the faithful performance or the
duties assigned them
thinks, although number have resigned,
he will have enough attendants to get
along without trouble There are a num-
Der of rumors afloat in the city, and
some few seem to blame the superinten..
dent, but no has to also give bond much
larger than the balance and he has no
authority to change the rules Of the
board.
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Words Of Approval.

Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-In the Sunday issue OF your most
Was greatly pleased to read the cemmu-
test" l thought 1t very timely and
proper Tho "Harkmen" arc a clever,
color of right in their profession.
/ was also not only pleased. but greatly
edited with most excellent editorial
article With the title THE Poets ,Troou-
bles''; my sympathy was aroused be.
cause I know poets do have troubles that
n cold world only smiles over. But
think it wrong. or at least thoughtless, In
any poet to "lust for territorial aggran.
dzement." !
with many thanks for "Earkmen's
c. A. r.
Richmond, va. May II. 1906.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16
CRIMINAL ASSAULT
ON. LIT TIE white. GIRL
Negro Sent to Grand Jury Which
Meets in Farmville
Monday.
.fs1ecinl to The Times-DIspntch.)

TARMvILLE, VA, May 15.-Georgo
Haskns, a colored youth about fifteen,
was to-day locked up, charged with Grim
inal assault upon the nine-year-old
daughter Of a respectable white man llv-
Ing near Darlington Heights, fFince
Edward county. The crime was com
mitted yesterday while the parents OF tae
little girl were away from home. HasKlhs
being left to take care of the children.
The little girl told the awful story to
her father on his return home. The
negro was arrested, taken before magis-
trate, and sent TO the grand Jury, which
meets next Monday In FarmVille. Ills
trial will Immediately follow.
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rhymes for Go~Dqy
An Arboreal Prayer.
UTSHAW, spare that tree!
Touch not q single twig!
"a ~

SO let It, now I'm big.
Long years its leaves have tanned
The cooler air Ger head
Now, kindly let 1t stand
Till land it-are dead!
1 know It, root and loft.
A faithful friend, though dumb:
In years gone by how oft
That rugged trunk I'VE climbed.
What tales OF bruised backs
1t knows, and snagged suits
Oh! Cutshaw, stay thine axe
From those beloved roots!
II makes along the street
A calm and gracious shade,
Nor do / deem It meet
THAT boon should DO unmadc.
An think, that leafy bower
Has spread for us so slow!
TO fell, It takes an hour N.t1
A century to grow
I know it's worscr tricks
1t gathers random puBs.
II stirs the sidewalks bricks,
IT congregates the bugs!
But bless tho faults. say !,
or friends who're old and true
cannot let It die
And Cutshaw, please skldoo! :, :,
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will take place in the First Baptiot
Church this evening at six O'CLOCK the
Rev. J. Sidney Peters officiating.
Miss Maria Louise Lorraine, cousin OF
the bride. Will be maid OF honor, and mr..
Cyrus Mccormick Bache. brother OF the
groom, viii act as best man. the iol-
lowing are the ushers: Messrs. n. E!i,s,
~. a. r. Faulkner, Abner Pope. n Lee
Lorraine, Jr., l.. o. Boone ana Or. Cu W,
len g. FVtt Mr.. John farproueh "''t
preside at the organ.
Tho bridal party was entertained after
the rehearsal last evening IN the home o.
the brides mother, Mrs. Mary B 1=I'ar ilES
Turpin. on Barton Heights
After an extended Western tour Mr.
Bache and his bride Will make their their
homo In this clty.'
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SELF DEFENSE.
Young Otis Thompson, Who Cut
COMPANION is Discharged.

Especial to The -Dlspatch.)
I LYNCHBURG, VA, May 15.-Ctis
Thompson, the fletcen-year-old boy who
stabbed Joe satterficld companion, al
most fatally on March 4th, was dis
charged after hearing In the Police
Court to-day on plea Of self-defense. Tho
row was the outcome OF alleged mis-
treatment OF Thompson's younger sister
by sattertleld. Three days later satter-
field picked a quarrel with Thompson,
ond was cut Thompson claimed he was
cutting stick and cut tho boy when he
hit him with rock and did not know
he had cut him until he fell.
The boys mother Is dead and his father
la serving a term at Atlanta for counter
felting. and while he was in jail, his Sis
ter was cared for by friends
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county before returning to Richmond.

county before returning 70 F'chMso 'n.
Misses Fannie ana Rosa Van Wort WI!
leave in few days to spend month at
Atlantic City.
Miss Laura Radford has aeturned no
her home In Lynchburg. after O visit
10 relatives in Richmond.
Miss Katherine Copeland is spending
few days with relatives IN sunolk. va
Mr.. +. p. a1ccutchen. Of Clifton
Forge, Is In the city on a business trip.
Miss Teresa G. Higgins is the guest
OF Mrs. Fora Hill, in Alexandria Va
Tho Rev. Robb White. Jr., and his
bride, who have been spending ltheir
honeymoon In Rockingham county, ara
at tho Eagle Hotel. stanardsville, Va.
Mrs. White was Miss Laura Placld'a
Rridrers, OF Tarboro. n. c.. before her
marriage.
Miss Leila Christian Dunlop. OF RAJ
mime, Va. was one OF the nurses VINO
graduated last week from Virginia Hos.
pital Training School
The board OF directors OF the Virginia
Female Institute, Mt staunt . a nuvn
agreed 10 change the name OF the school
10 "Stuart Hail." In recognition or INC
fai+hfnl and efficient services OF Mrs.
+ 81 y. Stuart as principal OF the school
Miss Maria F. Duvall Is the present pTih-
cipal.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Erskln Miller. who
we're married In Richmond on April 2otn'
nave returned from their bridal tour,
~, bon B..
Miller was Miss Gladys Frazier. OF tina
city.
Mr.. Robert Skinner has returned to
his home In Spring Creek, Va, after
visit to Richmond.
Mr.. Carroll Waddel Kerr. Of New
Hone. Rockingham county, va was
graduated In pharmacy from the Medical
College OF Virginia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis .Aubel have vacated
their home on Floyd Avenue, ana VIII
be at the Lexington until July ~, az
which time they will leave lor ball-
more where they will make their nome
in future, Tho many friends OF Mr' NV. NV,
Mrs. Aubel regret their departure from rom
Richmond,
Miss Anna Aubel, OF Baltimore. IS inc
guest OF Miss Annie Dickerson, OF Han
over.
Misses Marian Bntkins and Goleie DICK ,1,i,
ems are the guests offMlss Nate NJ.
Hanson In Newport News, Later they
viii be the guests OF Miss Grace ph'lNps'
| in Morrison, Va.
Miss Eeulah Evans visited tr'ehas N
| Newport News Sunday,
Mrs. william |. clopton. the wife OF
| Judge Clopton, Of Manchester, Is spend
Ing some time with relatives N New
York.
mo1or ". Anderson Miller. United States
army, and Mrs. Miller have gone to Vlr-
ginia Beach to spend q few weeks
The London Jewish World states that
King Carlos, Of Portugal on his recent
visit to England. was so MUCH Impressed
| MA, ncit nf there md by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

Ono trouble about being given the lie
is an uncertainty us to what to do
with It,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

AS to hats, tho warnilsh man Is begin
ming to catch at straws.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

It Ia not known whether Senator
Chandler has vet received letter OF con-
dolence from Mr.. II. M. Whitney, OF
Massachusetts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

The young 1aich,noi,der who was
razored by his brother as All aftermath
Of a little game O. setback Is snid to
have had pretty close shave.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

From the school boys point of view
It may be said that nothing rccedes like
recess. H5 5f WIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

Tho President says :hat honest ms ms
conception Of his position is in,posssiollte.
This appears to carry with It mn lh 1's
ence somewhat unfavornblc TO the mis-
conceivers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

Eight magazines blew up IN 1arldTerort
the Other day. by a stroke of lncredi-
bly, hard luck, however. there wasn't q
single ten.ccnt moderator among them.
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Religious news disputes, for command
Of the front page, with battle, murder
sudden death and Mr.. Rooscvclt's cele'
brated rnte-blll sollloquies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

A year or two more In Office and Mr.
Roosevelt will have said iii his haste
that all men are liars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

The London Jewish World states that
King Carlos, Of Portugal, on his recent
visit TO England. was so much impressed
Win the position Of Jews there and by
the serylces they rendered the country
that he has stated his intention to nave
the Jewish religion formally recognized
in Portugal,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

rental popularity one Of the favorito
nnuseilients IN Congress- Just now u 70
choose sides and all get out aud hunt
for tin Presidents position
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

Tho a. p. v. A. is getting very lime
lightly these days.
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Walker-Etheredge.

AR and Mrs. D. Etheredge. OF Norfolk,
have Issued Invitations to the marriage
OF their daughter. Louie Myra, 70 Mr..
Robert Lee Walker. Tho marriage WI
take place very quietly. In the home q
tho brides parents. No. so7 Clay Avenue,
Norfolk, on the afternoon OF May S's9'
~ Kan O'clock y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

NJ and Mrs, c. Groome, OF Newport
News have announced the approachinE'
marriage OF their daughter, Aarsa ar,
Douglass, to Mr. George G. Biana. lhe
marriage will take place in the nome OF
the bride, on June $50.
Walker-Etheredge.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Etheredge. OF Norfolk,
have Issued Invitations to the marriage
~ their daughter, Louie Myra, to MT:
1,nher. Lee Walker. Tho marriage VIII
take place very quietly, In the nome u
tho brides parents. No. so7 Clay Avenue,
Norfolk, on the afternoon OF May S4s1'
at $3.50 o'clock.
Benefit Concert.
The Ladies' Gould OF All Saints Protes'
tant Episcopal Church has made arrhnss =
mcnts for n musicale to be give'' ~, .''uut
their auspices at the parish nouee !, ~
dny evening, May nth. at $3.50 9. CLOCK. u
n attractive programme has been pre-.
nnred and VIII be under the direction OF
Mrs. n. A. Hoen, which fact gives as
s,,rnnce OF m excellent and varied per-
Torrance.
Kindergaraeners to Meet.
The regular meeting OF tho Norths'uS
Kindergartcners will be held AZ M'1pa .ao
presbyterian Church this afternoon AZ : isV
o'clock. All ladies Interested ~ estIp'' ~
inc kindergarten in that section OF the
civ aTs cordially invited to attend ana
take part In the meeting
Art Exhibition,
The final exhibition OF Miss Whlthelas
studio classes took place SATURDAY alto ar
noon, May 18th. In hcr studio az NO. wv ~.
Eost Grace street, when the best WORN
ilo Itirfnn tha wear WAS
displayed. 49, 1y.r,-
The artists represented were MISS i1elI.,
don, OF Ashland Miss Eubank Miss Lucy
Moscley, Miss Margaret Matthew's. Miss
Eliza beth Bomar, Miss Pearl Crump aht'
Master Alvah r. Hovey. After the exh''
bitIon a charming social hour was speA1
and light refreshments were served
Stay-at-Home Whist.
The stay.at-Home Whist Club held It's
regular weekly seance at the residences
Of Mrs, w, X. Martin last Monday eVen'
Ing, There were FIVE tables and top score 6,
was made by Mrs. A. +, wilmer anu MICS '
Margaret Morson
The club will meet next Monday even
Ing with Mrs. 8. ", Travers
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Charles T.. Boiling Is the guest Of
Mrs. Henry Fairfax at Soak HUI LON Low,
don county, Mrs, boiling paid snor,
Visit h to Mrs. Thomas s, Martin, VILE @ o.
United States Senator Marin aaa ,,1 y !" 4sA
ington, before going to "oak tal1A
Mrs. william Gregory and Mr., James mes
Gregory, Of Norfolk are guests ~ e''p,
field" near Richmond
Miss Marie Hoffman visited friends "
Newport News Sunday,
The entertainment given last FT,aas
evening an FREDERICKSBURG .,n ~ r d'a and
Myrtlo Redford, OF this city, Was Q sue g
cess in every way the three R'ah heir ner.
dellghtins their audience hy lhsip p'''
. Torrance Of "Enoch ArdeN,"
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas navy ,yxi Smith mhn,,e o. !
Portsmouth. Visited MT, ana oa MFs' : ''o'''' :
Walsh the first Of the Week.
Dr. william r. Hatcher ), who n, ,l has been z
Waiting aggea az aa .evessI days II Euyanna
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16
.0zomu|sion Cure

For WEAK LUNGS, CONSUME
TI9N MS, GA I i r RRHNcRRII6c5KS .
ETTS. MALARIA, AMP CHR tO+
COLDS AND COUGHS. w,
For Pale, Sickly Children and Nurs-
Ing Mothers it is wonderful
Strengthening, Vitalizing Tonic.
Ozomulsion gives the patient teel-
ing Of buoyancy and overcomes Oe'
preston and Melancholy.
Beneficial Results arc Obtained after
the FIRST Dose
the Formula 10 printed in languages on each.
ozoMuLsloN LABoRAToRlEa
q Pine st., New York.
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Bestn Taking Ozolnulsion To-Day
Isl Arid \ our euro Begins Todays
III I|||l!l'A}|l|)

m Cod L4v.r on Emulsion 'Poy E*eslt"st'
Is a Rich, Liquid Food, Powerful as :
Nutrient and builder. (By tis-
sue.builder Is neant anything, that pro.
/ Ozotnuisiot, Is EASY TO TAKE.
Because i sis,i Sweet, Clean. Pure and aid
Pleasant to the Taste. 1r,.,,
Ozomulsion is EASY TO ASSlMii-
LAT E Because, being Highly Nu ,Hti
tious aud Easily Digested, i Is Quiek.
" Converted into Blood and Repairs
the Wasted Organs and Worn-out lis
sues.
A Weakened Condition Of the Blood
F 1saxae my AFFECTIONS and Kindred
Complaints. :, ~.
Blood quicker than any other Prcpa-
ration. +,
Eminent Physicians Use in their owl,
Families and Prescribe In. their Hospi.
tai and Private Practice the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Bland-Groomc.

Mr. and Mrs. C.. Groome, OF Newport
Eews, have announced the approaching
marriage Of their daughter. Marsa ar, :
Douglass, to Mr., George G. Bland. me ne
marriage will take place in the home OF
tia bride on June 23d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

1,r Wulinm q. Hatcher who has been
,,,s,t,nr his daughter In Lynchburg, Is
now spending several days IN FluYanna
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

Mn Tor ". Anderson Miller. United States
army and Mrs Miller nave ave gone wssks 70 VlF-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

Life insurance rates continue high /,
Russia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

Mrs. william l. Clopton, the wife OF
Judge clopton, Of Manchester, is spend-
Ing some time with relatives IN New
York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

Miss Beulah Evans visited TRENDS N
Newport News Sunday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

Hide-and-seek contains elements of pc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas navy s1r, ,,n,o ~ :
yoish the first Of the week.
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Mrs William Gregory and Mr, .,G Sa, m,ns
Gregory, OF Norfolk, are guests ~ GA'''p
field" near Richmond,
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The entertainment given last Fss.as
evening In Fredericksburg ~ M'ss :, =
Kate FULLER, Annie Louise He'hmasas s nnc.
cess in every way, the three Richmonaers
deliahtiIie their audience by their per-
Torrance Of "Enoch Arden
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Misses Marian Bntkns and Goldie DICK
ems are the guests Of MISS kate NJ.
Hanson In Newport news, l-at 81, ,, ,ns'
will be the guests Of MISS drace r"''AVs
in Morrison, Va. @
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o., almrs Digpatrb

"A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
baAiness Ofrlce...............sis q. Anin street'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

Miss Marie Hoffman visited frienus ~
Newport News Sunday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

Miss Laura Radford has aeturned 40
her home In Lynchburg. after q WISH 's'1
10 relatives In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-16

Misses Fannie ana Rosa Van Wort Will
leave In few days to spend O month az
Atlantic City.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-05
THIS IS A SHAME

So says George z WhitIock, a sailor
on the L. 8. 6. Iroquois. that the people
Of Honolulu are too often deceived
with the false testimonials published
by patent medicines. so convincing,
you are almost forced TO believe them
true till experience proves TO the con-
trary. and proved them all a fake.
have suffered from piles for nine
years and have tried every known
remedy in the markets OF America, and
6lrank gallons Of drugs 10 my loss
financially with not even temporary
relief. until I tried WalIach's Indian
Remedies. WITCH IS wonderful in its
immediate effects. IT cured me in two
weeks time
During the nine years ali nay earnings
went to doctors and drugs and got
nothing but the same old thing. I can
not recommend wanach's Indian
Remedies any too high and viii gladly
give any one an interview: most every
sailor on the L s 6. Iroquois use
Naliachs Indian Remedies
Be sure and get Wsllach's Indian
Remedies. and do not let the drugstore
pass Of any useless stuff on you. Wal
Iach's Indian Remedies has a Star and
Crescent. with Help for All on top and
can not be mistaken
Put Ep by the HONOLULU RENE
Dy COMP my.
]. Low WALLACE. Proprietor.
p o. Box ST.,
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LATE NEWS NOTES
From Coast Files.

came check for s100 from Mrs Mar
shall Field, Jr-
Bishop Potter OF New York preached
IN Rome IN the American church before
a large audience. His father held the
first service in the American church II
Rome IN 1859
4 posse of Lewiston. Idaho, police,
called out 10 capture mailman, gather
Ell IN half dressed athlete who had
turned out to race across country as ii
part of his training
Ras Makonnen, cousin Of King Men
elk Of Abyssinia. and Governor of the
Province OF Harrar. is dead He was
the Bismark of Abyssinia. He was also
regarded as Menelik s successor.
a labor union committee from New
York will go TO Idaho TO hear the sto y
of Harry Orchard, who has confessed
that the unions instigated the murder
of Ex-Governor Steunenberg-
Attorney General Hadley of Missouri
has closed his case against the stan
dard Oil. placing on the record the
statement that John D. Rockefeller has
evaded the service of a subpoena.
The Pope has refused 10 grant an
audience to the Indians with Buffalo
Bill s Wild West Show, fearing that
advantage. might be taken 70 use the
interview for advertising purposes.
The Marconi company has obtained
a favorable decision in the United
States Supreme Court against the De
Forest company. Mareoni is given an
absolute monopoly of wireless business
in the United States.
Mrs Florence Knect OF st. Louis,
wife of a leading business man and
leader in society. has been compelled
70 admit in court that she is the land
lady OF one of the lowest and most
notorious resorts IN that city.
The son of the President of Nicara-
qua was married in Washington. d. c..
to Miss Marguerite Baker. The mar
riage had been DELAYED. as on a former
occasion the Nicaraguan minister at
Washington sent young Zelaya home,
but he returned quickly.
Idle white laborers IN Kernville, Cal,
resented the introduction of japanese
there by the Edison Electric company.
and forcibly elected them from the
town, threatening TO dynamite them.
The company asks protection from the
sheriff and saws it viii return the Japs
TO their work.
The House has passed hazing bill
aimed AT lnfracI10ns dI the NdNai
Academy. Representative Hepburn in
discussing the hill, roasted navy Off
GERS for a number of mishaps TO yes
sells and claims none have ever been
puniss ed as they are tried by their
friends and former classmates.
James Burke Roche, member of the
British Parliament. he's advertised that
he viii not he responsible for his wife s
bills. The cream of this lies in the fact
that the lady is the daughter of Frank
Work. a New York millionaire. and
that she paid her husbands bills until
she secured divorce from him in Della
ware
EScotty,' the eccentric and wealthy
mineowner. has been starring in a play
which deals with his own adventurous
life Incidentally. a warrant has been
issued for his arrest in connection with
the recent mock ambush on the Nevada
desert when :" Scottv' is alleged TO
have shot at several men, ..Seotty'
says he was ambushed in earnest.
Frank H. Powers of Carmel Blythe
Sea. Cal. has presented proofs at
Washington, D. c., that jamestown,