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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
FIGHTING BILL" MAY
MAKE HEARST WIN
NEwlS ELECTED ATTORNEY
GENERAL OF NEW YORK tx.
PEcrEp TO RECOUNT Tse
BALIors m THE OLD Fiotr
"A RADICAL ANo A SCRAP,
PEa.

NEW YORK. .av. 1p-=Nnutan't
ID ian the New york parulece setne
Il William schuyler Jackson. after
ney geneai.clect 90 this state
sheuld order q recount 90 the Hearst
MCCLELLAN mayNralty ballots and
ssceeed IN landing the editor In the
city hair
sialil Jackson a. a fighting man
sf the sic eIn-Tigr" order. and
durinE hla campaign he pledgud
himself a. grant llearsta apptleA.
ton for the beginning Of two aao
warfanta proceedings against Mayor
Mcclellan
Hearst as mayor Is already com
siaefed fittiug proposition. seV.
erai Naeets az even money have
been made by Wall 81 election gam.
hlers thai Hearst Win be In the city
hali hsfsre McclrlAn's term 81 Of
ftee expires
sRigr Jackson - one OF the mnsl
picturesque characters that have
appeared IN the Empire state polIl-
icai arena In YEARS.
lie fede into ofrice on the deUas
cratic aud Independence leaEue
tickets With stronE plurality.
Hers are some ~ the radical
pledge hr made durins the fight
4 NIll see that the oight.h hour
law Is enforced
4 vii enforce the law against
trusts without fear OF favor such
criminal combinations as the milk
and xas trusts I win 90 my best 20
destroy
4 viii demand that an end be pat
90 freight rebatinK In ,hs state
Jackson halls from buffalo
Il i said of tackron's father. an
cd var horse % Che~ktowaEa. that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

to-day remember Tom Allen. Tie
vas one % FnKianda foremost
fighters back IN the eos IT'S list
q battles include nsnse 81 The
fastest ana nereeHt IN the annals
u the English prise ring ore %
rs ffcst celebrated contests was
~. second battle h~ fought with
Posh Price. another famoa. char
arssf In EnEianas fighting an
aais me contest TASTED a regud.
and Allen had all the better o. the
battle when. at given signal
from his opponents seconds. the
noiice entered the ring and ar
rested him. There Vas no doubt
az 70 who would have been the
sinn@r. bat like all the other Enx-
iish battles fought IN those days.
the crowd that saw the contest
wanted Price To win and when thu
fight was stopped Ne saa Awarded
the victory. Many schemes we're
rraeticsa 10 taks advantaE. o. the
fighter IN those days and. While
shia was only ore. u aam very near
the limit for unfalFpess To win II
WAS more necessary for tbs nxhter
70 have the crowd ard p0ilcs @ith
Aim than the ability 10 whip the
other fellow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
RACES YESTERDAY


First race. five.~ixhths Of a mile
Prince ot CASTLE. liz. Knapp,
3 TO 5. won. y Nugeat. i0f. soc
ond. ingham. ia. third. Time,
I.nl 20.
Ssconf race. threeqnartsrS % a
MILE NJ Britain. Toe. twil
liamkl. even. wa. csrro Santa.
ieo. second. Golden Rule. ICE
third TiEe. ia Is.
Third race. one rniio-PiekRwaY.
100. CLARK. 9 70 /. won. Tam
haaser, 100. second. Ibarto. l0s,
third. Time. 1871 IS.
Fourth race. threaauarters OF q
mile Mary ". %, tBruasellD. "a
]. won: Fire Bah. ITO. second /.
Rornnins. log. third. Time. Tia
fifth race. one mtle-~AvonaiiA,
los. tMcintIrcl. 70 ?. ven; DO
RADIO, 100, second. Iaekful. ZOE.
third. Time. ia Is.
sixth race. three quarters Of a
mile-BurieiEh. liz. fwilliamsl. I
TO ?. won. Don Hamilton. loo. sec.
ond. Joe Coyns. los. third. Time,
f.13 Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
az JAS J. coasgrr.

The sudden ending % the fight
ing caT~er % Mike Ward. the Cana
dtAn. Il regretted BY all fight fans.
ami especially BY those Who knew
this game little fellow. lie was ere
OF the pugilisss that gave tone 20
shs RAG and helped boost u ap IN
al his days u fighting.
II L. too bad that tina accidents
must hsfal the beat the game
knows WARTS loss. while great
loss % puxiiisFn. strikes the ksansst
az home. whsFs he has bean the
ne a1d support Of his fathsF and
mother. and a great friend Of al
that needed hsip within hls rzags Of
seanaiHtsness
Il IL very hard 10 determine which
assalfty = the most important 20 q
fighter In al ages % boxtng the
verdles has differed One champion
fnslsi. that eisVerns.s 10 the rao@i
s~.snsiml Another fighter win tell
you that footwork VIII SO further
With. Of course. fair amount Of
absIsty ia the other essentials. but
Jim tsffrtes and Battling Ssisoa
are Of enc mind on the subject
srstf- says that above all the puuc n
10 the most important and the
pAns agrees with him II you can
make ths first punch yoa land the
finishsr. then you ars better off than
with any other quality. but 70 land
this you must necessarily be clever,
for no amount ~ strength and hit
ting pawer will put trained athlete
70 sleep unless u lands on the right
spot.
In the point % punch there are
two men Nith whom have had sx-
psrtsnee that are Ia class b.
themselves when this quality sious
10 considered They are Peter
Maher and Bob FTtxsimmons- The
former was especially possessed
with a blow that would have fin
ished the beat that ever lived II
LANDED anywhere near a vulnerable
point. Fttx. OF course. as every
body knaws. won very near all Of
his fights with hts famous shift
punch. n ever a fighter had a
wzllop developed Co scientific
t8HfAs y vas 6hts NtAAt& H0A ~
sasstnx as much force or power a.
Hshsr. he had the art Of landing
II az the right time ana right place.
Most Of tina champions Of the
world have had good punches. hut
we're effective only after their OPP
ponsnts had been chased down
queer street after a hard drive.
Few Of Tie prize ring fans Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

he fought everybody ne dltut HE
Ter 20 years. aud that sBiit' II a
chip Off the Old block.
Radical IN his views. he cannot
understand Why people 30 not live
an 60 their principles.
He h poor. picked up his law
while efuuliyed a. a clerk. and the
best position he has ever had vas
a. assistant district attorney ef
Efia cuunty. 81 eaa a year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

Shades az the Immortal Casey
What a hold rtnhlema. crcstk, coats
O. arms aud aieh- are getting on
this Nationai Baseball ieague. Here
il Ills Ilxhnssn President Murphy
out with a emblem FOR bis Cubs
stationery Tor neat season II la u
the shape Of a baseball and. CON
naefnoFatlnK the Winning ~ lie
games, IL inscribed League
Champions Make worid'a Record
The dsaixn may also be on the
sleeves az the PLAYERS uniforms Il
u predicted that she design will BE-
IN rolorw. rs President Murphy Hb.
hora anything with whit" 10 u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

even. won Sea Sick. ios. second
MaflinRa. Ion. third Time, III
Fifth rao.e one mila--J, H. pono
hue. los, tilarrial, 4 TO o. won
Retropaw. ios. aecondi Mhfhl'
Mayre. leg. third Time, LA.
sixth race. Cyclops, 10, thuli
mani, IS 20 1. won Treasure Seek
70. ITO. second. Illusion. 1917 thitd
Time. lea -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
SOUTH JUNIOR
ROLL WINNER

The football Eams between The
two luatnr rolls u the Seattle high
school resulted Ia the South roll
winning from tha Nerghs hf a score
Of % yesterday The samr waA
played on TIE tAnasia park gttairea.
Friday the I've n~nior rolis VII
play ard the = simmer win then Chais
lenEa The South tuntaf roll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

First race. three quarters OF q
mlle-Lillle r.. i07. tKunzl. 10 70
1, won: ciceiy. i0s. second. SIR Ca.
ruthers. iOg. third. Time. Ill.
Second race. one mile and 70
yards-Bnl Curtis. i03. lCarrolD,
} to 2. won. Varieties. 100. second .
Reservation. 100. third. Time. I so
Third race. futurity course--El
cazador. los. fisher. 70 2. won
Merrill. los. second. Kirkfield
Belle. i03. third. Time. lila.
Fourth race. threesauarters OF a
mile Judge Denton. liz. fBookerl,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

Carpenters and iaborors are 70.
modollnr the Madison park
grounds for the big = A G SPOKANE
football game 10 bo held ON Satur.
DAY. Fouriesn boxon are being put
IN an the second floor az the Grand
stand 10 accommodate football par
tioa The squad worka out AZ LIN.
cola PARK leniFht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
THE MARKETS

The first shipment oi japanese
oranges 70 arrive from the oriunt
was delivered on the street this
morning. the price being nfk and
tlg5 per bundle.
The quotation on egEN n gradual
~ dropping. this morning finding
egs AZ se and - cents n doEen. y de
crease OF cents In the last four
days
The market IL ssiil Eiut,ed with
chickens. but a. yet tho prices
have held remarkably firm.
Washington creamery butter has
held firm at ase for the last week
The prices on all root vegetables
are firm. with an inclination 10 al
vance.
The last two shipments OF grapes
from California have found better
prices than was expected. the quail
ity being Of the best.
vecssssss&
,e nsssaa sasrass >. SIS 10 y ss-
b~ss.. SACKS. ia esw turntp. SO
sSes. o psiataas. s.ss,s sss. sr.sherris.,
~ zslis peeesss u lssises . 20
rsrns saiaas. az o. lsi ). safisk' Is.
iog ksrss -aftsh. rss %. -. torn2to-s -
ben. q 's91
eos. .erl.. s.s sss nsssi VI l.-sss.
ss.,s.. vsi.asi., pr ssa s. sSss >
ss s'' :, ' c e. .. 80 .-ss- Tss.y. p,
2 90 H auines.. VS. rsrsinman. 30
Eggs
sirictiy fresh ranch ssss dar seanr
ofss1a ranch. a. eastern. Haac.
nutter ard Cheese
maasinatan csss lasry hstssr. psr II. rei
frast tab sis. raneh ha,iss. per u. Fasss
chsess. Wfaeahaln twina 10. ~ Wis
snnsin rouas American. III. iinbarssr.
hlsss s~is.. 10 IsaIis. Tillamoea. l.gis.
eastern sfcrHGe. tut. PER ~. ssc
posuv.
1--we % etleksns g-r 10, Iscs bruii.
,F'' W - sprins issi hys ,urksTs
sucss. psF 70. Hes Foo.tsr.l ssoisa.
LIVE stseh
vssh.r. sheep. per 10. eve, .--. "A
.sisss. per Is. sssisssi lambs s.s n.sa
stssrs - sHa7el cows ~ as, veal
par 70. eiSdiec. fuuftan 10 fdJiai.r. .pffe.
lslah. pr 10. lisse, dressed boss psr i6'
love.
Schooner haiibat. per 10. 500; steamer
PER 70. fHfisn salmon trout. psr ~
i9dfiei sales ID. g.. rock cod, pr Ib
81 shrimp. per N. IeiSoi .iy.s s..is.,
So ,.s 1 sslIoa slasm B Be- .... 40
saft t1u1H; sturgeon. PET ". iso. csfflrs
go 70. isei fr9ssn shaA par 10. isa
Nay and Fssdstufra
Essisrn Wash. finaoihy. ton, lls9s, pu.
set sound. ton. t1a4ii alfalfa. ton usfff7.
whsaf hay. ton. sifatf. Eastern WaahInas
Ton, ilsa9i whole corn. tlsaD TN. crseksd
mlddlinss. VI per ton Oh osks. sziSp psr
| tek bfsn, per ton fifs shsrts, psr y9o IN
uhoppea feed. pss ton. ST. oais. ton IL
on.
Lime snd cemsnt
Portland esmsnt. Impaired, per bsL nn;
Fortfsnd esment cstlfoFnfa. per hi I'll
i... no fer r.tarass bsssl pisss.s p.ris
bsL u Bt llms. SEA- Juan q poqhs Has.
tsrins hsh P.s Is. ~ a.t.i isin p- ssra
i1oo5se; hsia mall plaster. 4 ion. tiss
vsod fiber. sle
Nuts and Figs
Fancy impaired aEt q zsellse. new val.
uuts per p, 49, aUnoudH per 49, Fins
rfstn podds. per sossu, u.o! honey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

Arrangements for che biz horse
show are being rushed az TIE
Queen Anne driving academy
where the shoN il 10 be held. aud
carpenters are busiiy engaged In 70
modelling. over 200 cntriea have
been made aud THESE nfe now beln1
tnbuiated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

The horses 81 Thomas w. Law
sons brentwood farm were sold nj
auction at Madison Square Garden
yesterday one hundred and twea
ty.one vent under the hammer
among them bning some famous an
finals. The receipts amounted q
gG4 500. Dare Devil. a ,rottine
stallion. went at 5000. but MI
Lawson vas disappointed Ia the
price aud rcpurchaacd him Tor tli.
600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
ON s. a. c. sLLEYs.

ON the = A. {, alleys last night
the Hoo Hooa we're asfuaind By the
potgtlefmna TIE team scores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

A seesSs b ssssg oaa ~ ssso@
&c, . ssss n - "a ssisSs sssl tsssss ls
ss.ts. fras ssslteri,. frss 49,. -
=. ..Sata at tss - sssat ss-sld
s,.. .ss -ssy 10 tta sl-sny s,lh tss'
e-..~iss terraces oss ssmo crack
s,atf-a sad a.ao~ the former stu
dents In Seattle thOrc are a mum
her OF excellent players who have
had several years OF practice to
gether The team viii probably
affiliate itself with one OF the atm
atrur lcaguca George sullivan u
organising the team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
ADVANCE SALE
SWEATERS.

$500 ~erso's Sweaters t39s
Wnmsn's wooi Sweaters. IN ktou
style. close fitting af u.ek and
waist with blouse fTuaL faHtsn
Nifh beautiful pearl huttoas.
worth 400 each. Advances sails
price ..........t...#. ag-tS
80 90 Worssr's Sweaters, sos
Wosnwu'H waol Sweaters. Norfolk
styles. cnFus down we'll over
the htpa. fitted AZ waist with
belt ard fartsn with paaff but
tons. gray and waltz worth
tsoe each. Advance Esis
price .,ssssssAss.sssss = r1.D>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

A6c quality English
Mohair SO inches
wide: navy blue. red,
brown. green and
black; advance sale
per yard ..... 20c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

Bags and Hand Bags IN
seal waifuS steer and assort-
ed feathers, fitted with coin
purse, strong frames ard han
dies: worth st.5o each. Ad-
vance Sale price -9Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

'fNsh ~" AN"fft@sgts lew "
27-lnch Black Tatfeta
silk. extra fine fin.
ish. none better for
81 per yard. advance
sale per yard Use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

Silk and Q
Dress Goods values
zoe, CSC and 81 Plain
Taffeta and Foulard
Silks. about 90
yards will be sold
tomorrow: advance
sale per yard 3ge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

Something 10 send 10 your
Eastern friends, pretty burnt
leather Seattle souvenir caien.
OARS, assorted designs. .fJc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
Nuts and Figs

FgEey impaired nEt u seibsi Asw wal.
nut. PER p, lso. sdnonds per 49, NJ.
rfstn podds. per sossn. u.p. honey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

A visit 20 our Art DEPARTING
and appreciated articles displayed
New Work Baskets, Stocking
Bags. Laundry Bags. Buster
Holders and items too numer.
Gus TO mention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
Lime ans cemsnt

rertlsnd esrnsns. Impaired, per bsl % o !;
zee. 40 fe r.turasd bsssl plsss.s paris
bsl u 70, llIas. SEA- Juan q Roqhs Haf.
boz, sbL y. M. bries. per N w.. pi.s.
se1i,s. hsfa mai sissisr. ssa. -,
vs6d fiber. SIC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

SiIkoline Covered Comforts
filled with pure white cotton.
Csc values: each .......1 ge
Not more than two 90 a Gus.
toner.
Large sfikollna Covered Com.
forts, both sides alike. $50
values, each ....4....Gt I'D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

shopping, Hosts Of pretty. usefu
Art Needle Work Supplies. new
Pillow Rufflings. Pillow Cords,
Lace Threads and Braids. In
fact everything You mead for
fine art needle work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

Home made Comforts two yards
wide and two and one.half
yards long. comforts like
mother makes: $3.50 values,
each 1890. .....ss. Sg.eS
Sateen Covered Wool Down
Comforts. large size. Hight and
warm. g. values. each. St.f.J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

Dolls. Goearts. Carriages and
perambulstors. the best
values ever offered anywhere.
$50. $3.50 and all prices
10 sts.ssssss=sssss gbc
Mechanical Racing Automobiles,
worth 9sc. Thursday. special
.u. .....s...,.t....... 23r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
N'leyl'y''s'p;a.p rib y >

On tho demise 81 the late
Henry Clay Payne. : concern IL
New York gathered from the
& papers published throughout
the United States 1855 news
paper stories Of the life and ca-..
& rssr OF the deceased.
These items were carefully
mounted on 1rtAh linen leaves
I ana bound In 8 volumes, 900
pages to the book. = cover Of
genuine seal was appropriately
lsttsred IN gold and the entire
y material. representing the work
s Of many people for several
months. hes Just been delivered
4 10 Mrs. Payne Ct Milwaukee.
I'll Mr.. Burrells. Who makes a
specially Of this unique method
Of preserving family history.
also complied four volumes cons
tanning the letters, tolegrams
and cards OF coincidence received
J. BY the, family. all conStitu ting o
family heirloom that Will %
handed down to future gensra'
tions Y &
This work 10 one Of the ssv-
eral developments Of the press
clipping industry and MI, BuT-
yelle has made q special study
OF the work he crested several
years ago. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
1T ent Meetings III Fulton (,

3 The tent committee. 5.c,ompo sed 81 81 w
McBatn.5 chairman; s. H. 4 T homas secre-
tary; Dr.. r; w. stifr, treasurer, and
4 John A. Il Gill. WHO have during the past
four summers conducted a series of 5iun-
denomination Gospel meetings. have
through the generosity Of Az Christian
was erected ct the 5cornef OF twenty
first and SV enable Streets for the OPEN
Ing campaign OF this season After a
{two-weeks1 services by the Rev, G. II u.
versions, the tent wns-ipitcfed onB Or
leans street, Fulton, where etings rare
held every night BY the Rev. Mr. Gnllo-
way, OF Denny Street ethodst Episco-
pal Church The meetings are well at
tended, and an excellent spirit. has been
manifest from the IS first The music Is
under the direction q of Ell Mr.. Lonnie
Mitchell, Of Fatrmount. The public are
cordially invited. g3lgi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
Perfection leeds No Addition
ler, Ii stanton. Is the guest Of friends

Ter. III stanton, Is the guest d friends L
IN Norfolk N a y Z ID +
III Mrs ). q. Jones and Miss Hunter Rioh-
ardson, OF West Point, visited Mr.. and
Mrs Cuthriell last week. Nj vi
Miss Isabella Jones Is the guest Of Miss
Lindsey Powers at THE Terrace" 81 near
Hcottsvile. H Fl Me- j{i }Gi5 i
Miss Eva r. Mann and Mrs. j. "A. Pier
son, Of this CITY, attended the Horse
Show In Brederic ksburg III Ii M
Miss Maize selph Is visiting Mr., and
Mrs. d. L. smither, IN West Point. 8I
III Miss Daisy Wilson, OF this city, gave Q
musical recital last evening In the Metho-
dist Church at CHAR ottesvile. The en-
tertainment was very successful In every
way, Miss Wilson, AZ usual completely
captivating her aud enoe. 558$ S III
ts5 Mr.. q. B. Bosworth 4 Is spending his
vacation at his home In BroWnsburg, Va
re Mr.. W. !. Moncure Gravatt and bride,$o Of
Blackstone Va, are spending several
days with the family Of Judge q. q.
Monoure, in Bowling Green, Va. Mr..
lGraYatt Will be pleasantly rememb ered
by Richmond people, who knew him as
e student at & Richmond College, from
which institution he graduated in the
class OF 1905. HIS wife was Miss BERTHE
gEpes, Of Blackstone, al, where Mr.
Gravntt has successfully practiced law
since his graduation. The marriage took
place on Thursday.
Misses Bessie and Jennie billiard arc
visiting their mother at Howardsville.
I Va. IN 81 is3:
4. Mr., and Mrs. William Tate are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. AL J. sohnitx, In b Mineral
Va. tisJ1EsGf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
The spca kerr more than re-
gained his udlence. IN S E]3$$

suppose f The spca kerr more than 4 re-
gained his aud ience.
Ths sMysa sp0tGs5 s
ties and subtle easu!stry Il. which he
hoped 70 snare him. and thus eleyat II
himself In public esteem. 55gf si ri 5
Do to inherit: The question Is based {
on the false notion that eternnl & life sis A
Of works There is no Gon Z. u; l Of
would not have known swla t that means
81 ;; your dead 4, Doing ' g., do :.
tt But the law or. finds the way of Legality
as hard and $forblddlng as B.tnyall's pll-a8i
grim. He hedges right away, ~ can
love his neigh Dor. II he Is ALLOW to
define term neighbor. ;Sa
Jesus does mot Himself de f,neS The term
nelghbor but BY an example, rreslst!b q
state te' 81 he heart wisioi, makes man neigh
Dor to all his fello W.
Divine religion has It's mark In hat III
B la cpitomized with ex trnQrdtu ~ faclll
burdens for nren:s backs. Their proh!bi-$
tons and positive precepts1 were fhirly
sweeps them all aside, puts & instead 33of# 1
them one word--Love 81 Az w
And d BY chance there came down Il 2
certain priest that Way-bet ter BY con-$
currence. y a better defiant ton could not
be e. given; not indeed "a OF lS prov idencc,8
which 10 q heather abstrac ton for " HIGH
the Bible has mo equiyalcn I, thu g for PC I
concrete reality Of g ODDS provid inG: He
provides through a. concurrence OF cir z
cumstances. all in themsse4lYes ma tural asll
7 land this distinguishes It from the mira
scle) Is but X the concurring a OF which - \
directed and soverruled by II !n.5 nd this
helps us to pnt q side those coarse tests
Sof the reality OF raycr&nnd OF the direct (
rule Sof God which men some time y pro- #
pose Such stately hips ride u not n 4
{ such * shallow 81 wa ters. Luke X Elder
shairn n .o38 )FF & }s5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
Beach Park TOM orroW.$

Tomorrow will be another big day a
Beach Park. Two excursions will a be
run from Richmond, and many people
are expected togo down to broad water.
The visitors will be entertained inS'part
Will render an unusually attractive se-
lection Of sacred music by some Of the
best composers. sl@5 NJ K! 5s5l35 i
.s A chartered excursion will be run from
morning during the coming week, leaving
the Southern depot at from s to A $3.50
o. clock. They are as follows q AZ.
8H Tuesday-Fairmount Methodist Sunday
School. 5 .is $isS Isl tt
b Wednesday-st. Johns Lutheran. NJ
Thursday--Sr Patrlck's will carry an
exceptionally large crowd.
d Friday-The employees Of the .IIasker
and Marcuse plant. s .l.4$l#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
MIGHT HOURS AT
The PO.sT0FFICE
Money Order and Stamp Selling
Department to Be Kept Open
to 1890 P. M.

Postmaster Royal y. Cabell has been
striving ever since he has been In the
office 70 improve the service In various
ways, and he is succeeding aplendidly In
his efforts. One Of his pet schemes was
to got an increase In the force sufficient
to enable him to have night hours for
the stamp selling department and the
registered letter and money order de-
partments. II Is now announced that,
beginning Monday next, the stamp win
dow Will be kept open for. the sale Of
STAMP, STAMPS and tho reglstered letter and
open until 1880 every night, except SUM
% the public generally. especially 10
laborlng people. who have long hours
departments to transact business except
Postmaster cabell hopes soon to be able
TO announce late night hours for the
general delivery Department.
Postoffice Receipts. E
The reports OF the Richmond postofice
for the month of June show continued
increase In the business OF the office.
The receipts for sale Of stamps. stamped
en- posta CARDS mere WI
crease OF $3,679.4s 2. xal&
soth - we're sass sss. 4s, al Increase Of il
per cent, over the receipts for the pre-
vious year. be. &
Rural mail carriers to the number 81
$50 were paid OF In June by the Rich
lnond office, the sum Of $47,4lHSo being
thus paid out. III ,8
Lot The Times, Dispatch be sent you
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