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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02
HANGED. A|IN||O BURNED
N N indian. TERRITORY I
Negro s%ulmlmarily Punished BY
Mob After Contrasting Guilt.
Body Burned.
(By.Associate ed Press.)

CHIcKAsAW, j. n ] uly$ ia negro
committed q criminal assault on the
Observation-Disclosures OF Ira Robert
Sol near Womack, was captured last
night. and, after being taken to the scene
OF the l crime, was hanged and burned.
confessed his guilt and offered no re-
sistalnntcsee to the mob. The negro gayeshis
ma as EClifr Mays. OF Marshal u, Texas
and also as Will Nebright, Of SanBSAn--I
stonio!N8$The negroswas overtaken& near
Bradley byu folr,silundred men. and was, was
htalnjggd toFas tree tonythe bank of Ralnut
Creek. 'B~eforesslife was extinct he het body
lowered to. the ground. LOGS LOGS g an ,di
brush were 1neaped3 on the man gand the g
mass was vas ignited. The body Writhed 3aaI
few groans ~wereSheard, andathe flames
completed Stheir$work. $Bss.
Three hours later the charTred bodyA was
buried under thestree under S|Tecslonso,
been thwwarted In his efforts to t g Sc ne
negro from the mob
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02
PATRICK v LIFE.
Murderer in Sing Sing Gets Re
spite for a Month.
to The Times-Dlspa

102 (SpeclnI to TIC 1THieH-lJlspHtcH
the advice OF Lawyer Albert r. Patrick,
Johnson. tho Yonkers wife murderer. has
Succeeded IN having his death nut on
to, dleiin the electric ,GhnlEien Monday.
but an order aeferring the execution
until the middle Of this month Was
granted by Governor Higgins, !,
October, johnson. In order to move for
a reargument Of the case, asked the
Governor to defer the execution until
that month. but the Governor DECIDED
to- LOOK into the matter more carefully
before granting a full respite,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02
{special Is The r4ines- Dispatch.)

which have historic value, ], M ssi ynr.
MD. National Park establishsd IL Oh
t eoeR pla aaa n sa,f%s l %ou Stal,,e saniss..
r' iished ie1 for y,'disa ii soldiers.
81 100000 annually.
Final disposition Of affairs OF the i've
siyI1!zsatt t5I1Ssss r aof da% affanfi. q estab.
acres each in irrigated areas.
Unlawful wearing of INSIGNIA Of, q. AL:
snGd other 4nret' lH'ele" FS o~r gem w. ior1
erstISn 81 sappreesssslhnis has'ns 4 e. f. AZ
sFaissiyH marked articles q sold ao or silver ss
ported or carried. II
sponge growing N America waters 'eN' fs Pre- re-
! Tssnciseo sufferers \aIdesd; ; 200 5000 oe
Extendins period ioE oontipRu os,r shipment ,nat
70 !, 'e de ssqetie dd eg isllsy sssS,a o steam vessel
bT@ authorized. tasg
Numerous lighthouses and be eas { az
Census ONCE directed to collect and pub
J Ilsh Vita. social ana other ssta IT,. ege.
Waste in public printing cut down one one
For District 81 Columbia, ,a Juvenile
Court ry%educatlon, sale OF
sSs poisons restricted. s@51-
Grave 81 Andrew Jackson, With fifteen
acres OF land, made a national Sceme-
terry. Marking graves OF Confederate
JamestoWn Exposition, 1901, given aid.
Monuments Acknowledgement Noun
tain battle -ground, # South Carolina.
so, 90; landing OF the Pilgrims. lat
Proyincetown, Mass 10000; PRINCE
ton battle-ground, New Jersey 10000;
John Paul Jones. Inv Washington,
10000: Commodore John d Barry. in
Washington, $50. 900: H..4 W. Longfcl-
low. In Washington, $4,000 for pedestal.
observation-disclosures Foundation for
the Advancement Of Iearning:SArch-
geological Institute OF America, and
ohio and Lake Erie Canal Company:
Thanks of Congress extended to Genera!
Horace Porter for recovering body
sssR John Paul Jones. gss
Restrictions on cabinet officers to pre-
vent deficiencies OF appropriation.
slxty-nlne laws enacted authorizing
bridges 8or dams across sB# nayigable
Forty-three acts for the government ;of
4S9 the District OF Columbia.
800 public acts altogether
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02
IN GAR.
| DEAD! 8 HURT !F
Young Mans Shot and Killed, and INC
Policeman Seriously Injured
in Alabama.
.lBy Associated Prcss.).

OXFORD, ALA, July las the result
iof d light on Il strcet-car returning from
oxford Lake last night. VIII Holcombe.
a young white man,@was shot and killed:
Policeman Knighton is seriously injured
5bSy being struck over the head with y
Bottle; Policeman John A. Thomas was
Knocked down and cut, and Conductor
Walls, OF tho street-car, was cut In tho
hand.
Agdlspute arose over some change while
the car was standing Mt n switch, and
the officers came up to stop It. n \ TN
fight which followed Knighton was struck
over the head with n bottle and Thomas
kicked down and cut. Thomas then fired
one shot, which Went{through HolcomGe's
heart, Several arrests have been made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02

making splendid progress with Rorke,s
and The has learned that the ThaWR
sleuths were being used not only to-
shadow Mr.5BstGyRhite. but In trailing
Tins. OF this new move INCLUDED Miss
Pauline Desmond and. Miss Gentle
Grant. two members OF 1.-THE sit Hap
pened In Nordlandn1 Company. Mr.
White was acquainted with both Of
these young women, 2 that. they
troubles with8Thaw was a matter Of
great personal annoyance to him.
ThaWW anted White Annoyed.
June l2-Thte order given by Thaw
to the Greater New York..Detectiye
Agency on. hearing 1hat Mr.: White
was Follow this man. annoy him
a s Emuoh as possible and give him q
jIbingf send-ofr.
June 3o-Afr. White left his home,
No. 8121 East T~wenty-frst Street, for
accompanied. by5his wife. his SON and
his private secretary. Mr. $Harnett.
had been under #instructtons&never
to reveal to members @8of his family
or firm any informationgof $theEThaw
persecution It was the evident pur-s.
pose OF the McKenna sleuthst to con
duct their annoyance In such g. man
ner as to- bring the matter the at
tention OF the White family
Every a working member of the
Greater New York Det ective$sAgencye
was on the Job. The cavalcadeHcon-5t
sisted Of q crowded Sauton1obile.Isa az
hanson cab, two men on bicycles and
three men running in the st~reet&onS
foot.
AS Mr.. White walked up the steam
$er's gang-plank those men and wo-5
men,; about a. dozen altogether, were
lined up along the boarding plank
They sneered and laughed sjeered and
holder shouted out unpleasant Eepithetss
and remarked that they would be on
the pier upon his return.
The architect pretended that he did
not sec them, and SO far as#IHlonoWs3
their presence was not observed
Mrs. White and her son. M8B
Women Friends Followed:
July 8-While Mr,SWhite vas away
close suryeillancesswa kept.s44upon the
MoKenna operatives who were foloW7
Ing many young women k q " 10 rM 4.
moved was shameful. One was even
pursued Into the White Mountains.
where she went for q vacation; some
Of these actresses had complatned.to
Mr.. White that theynwere ne'hg ant
noyed,; and he had told me 70 nave =
seS 'Mra iwhite.n" I said at that time.
Hthe%only way to have It end is 10
cause sHs tR ~ a woxt e the s'eut As who Ger afs
into Unpleasant notice, Vas his m
gsWer, ''See II you cannot. find some
other way 10 break UP the annoy
a Sept. 1o.-1 suggested e Mr.. White
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02

TbaW ana his VIE. Mr.sWhlte retort-
ed: nThen Is would be- the equal OF
Thaw. L,trust ,'tha' above $such
II am not. afraid q that man,"ashe
Than any other man yould.do.naA At
his checks at the monitor of .Thaw's
II name and bite his lips as he did when
III ffr1tfGtold him and furnished t
proof that the VI, P ,I;ts s. m NJ 8 "a r.
was behind the work iofSlheF Mchenna
Sept: Is. -.'Bergaon this !Thaw$ man
will stop at nothing andsmy life IS al
, Mey LIZ h aafFsssH iala na'& . SRi.S o &
fee 3a#8
! replied: 1a
You !, should 4 be yer enE seane 4 oi8
s a' Th ht1lth he eli ilaugheds ana made Jest q
# the whole AFFAIR by saying: s!ss
AZ ii, pshaw.s I cant 81 be bothered to
have a. MAJ around !. AL the While
such as Anthony comstock and others
o of his gllk5 andStraps were. set TOT Mr..
I'M White 9 fall into Chlldren5s we're
BUD i want to say that he was never
tempted. only annoyed,E$ 4s
At this point there Isl az long break II
Bergonss diary no entry appearing H2m
Der ~, Sps1aV0, ~ IA 81 uASg 80 low
possibly because there was nothing. g
ereat@importance to record. Then 1t Is
resumed, ins&folloWs: 8ss
8t&s June Il, 19906.--I$c called ut M. W.hlte's8
#ofice, being IN that MISUNDERSTANDING
/ ysfas fewadays before returned
from a. tripEto Canada. He looked fit
and was lns exceilentEhumor.
5E..'They are after me again, he said
In % merry way: As,.s
insisted.a ss ss#
"ISamagoings to have something done
before long was his answer, and
asS there h matter rested.
{gtks i once suggested.toSMr White that
perhaps his wife might be the per-
.son@concerned HeSridiculed the idea.
@sAiSp.1fT, hataf tst absolutely Eabsurd,"' he
s said ..3Sas3s.s.W could she be doing such
thing for? I Eamesnot doing any
June % called IN. Whites Of
fec and was told that the architect
3;dld not leave his. Office until 8 O'clock
ftgthefnighti prevtous.. gas4 bss5
-Four men were In an automobile
.SBsgg Iiofathet of1ce'H4and they were
recognized as Observation-Disclosures.
When told OF their presence In the
street Mr.. White remarked thai. he
had decided that ID was about, time
wal a nervous wreck, and that on
the following day he was going to call
up my o Slice and take final action In
S4the courts
a ed him tho night before:Sa
# In this brief and dramatic manner con
4cludes the detectives story showing tina
White was about to Atake drastic actor
when he was shot down, S
afEEa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02
a VirFinian.s Argument.

IfFrom Cur4R Regular Correspo nueEt,y ~
WAsHINGTOH,TSD.s5C.,, ulysl.,- q We
giniaa fourth--class postmaster os 7 SEM -
Fourth Assistant gPostmaster7dennera!$p
'Grawi a rcquisition for anew ouI!l..I \.
the Office, and then added es ne ne iottoW ~,
rra being followed to the letter:
Your Honor Please Pleas. "
1In@maakiprugys my order It reminds me
81 tha Top some kind frindS asks
him how much Brandy3i It Will take ! % 9
tide him over Sunday. Ee saysE.A9
half gallon will do, but to keep me
sabbath as 1t should be kept 81 Gall
Ion. So Lean say: I can half q my
work but to do 1t Rite 4 need new
II outfit Respectfully Yours I.
SIsS HI t'---------
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02
Brother Of White Arrives,
49, ID. A ted Rrasa.l 3Nll

NEW YORK. July 1,-Richard Mansfield
White, brother of Stanford White, the
architect, who was slain by Harry Is
,Thaw last Monday night, arrived In New
York to-day from his home In Seattle,
WASH. and It Is understood he VIII take
an active part In assisting In the prose-
cuution OF the case against Thaw. Mr..
White Ia said to be g man OF wealth,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02
THE EMPEROR HAS
FOUND TROUBLE
Cannot Find Man il Whom to y
EE,nttrru;s;tt R Rein sJSt of Gov
eminent.
WANT. FAMINE l,|I 4 RELIEF I FUND u
WANT FAMINE RELIEF FUND.
Immediate Passage St Vote 5 81.
Lack Of Confidence is
81 Probable.
(By Associated Press.)

S..sE9 Bys Associated Press.) ;8g
ST. PETERSBURG ,Ju lyS IN definite
statement. withfSreferenceE to- the retire
.ment Of thu Goremykln Cabinet was
Forthcoming to-day. Emperor Nicholas h,I
apparently Is encountering trouble instind-8
Ing aSimanS to whom to entrust8 the relns
of " and erecting an understanding
with the liberal groups Of parliament
The constitutional Democratic PArllaII1en-
tary Committee met this morning behind
9closed#aldocors to discuss tactics 4underathe
newffsaituatlon The Associated EPressG was,
informed after the meeting that the CON-
mittee adhered to Its former&declslonathat
nothing less than q fully .Capi-
net will he ncceptanble d1tlat3 C 70 IL
l%tutional Democrats will refuIs Use St {
In any mixed ministry.
THE leaders. present plan. Is to adopt
towards any new ministry the salne&tac
tics they have followed In the past, s tha'f
acceptance Of what Is good In the policy
Of the government, and unsparlng $crlti.
cismm that policy#Idoes not square SQUARE
with stheir ideas. 3g8l
THE Immediate passage 9 9 OF
lack OF confidence Is probable
1t is sta ted that MinisterSofg the Interior
Stolypln and Minister OF man kokoVR-
son will submit to the lover House 81 y
F,a,rliament,5@p probably Tomorrow, Are
quest for an appropriation OF $a ,oW,oN
for famine, relief, 8one-half Of which VIII
$bue for distribution during thescurrent
year and the: remaining one-half next
= i,
The ministers reject Parliament's sug-
gee,stion that relief he conducted through
the Zeemstvos and other local bodies de-.
4 clarinig that tho Organization of those
3bcdies Is insufficient, and that only the e
administration Is capable Of efficient
work. S8 stSg& Sg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02
Locknane--Iones.

pretty home marriage was celebrated
last Thursday night when Miss Layon,a
Jones, daughter ,of NE, and, MIS-, MAI aem es
tho BRIDE Of Mi. James I.ocknane, Of No.
2ii2 West Cary Street. Rev. VIM. Lock-
hart Rall VAS Z hsa ottlSlatlng, gym shite
paris null, and carried a bouquet 81
Brides roses, Mr. George ~II.ocknane,
brother ofllthhggrpom.s acted aSS best man,
and Mrs, George Locknans ~ sAe u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02

Railw way rates to be fixed ~ enlarged IN
tt%erslate Commerce cotnrilsgloni Sc.
bates and other discrimination PEN
a ales an salee plns f iines s mlas ,s sS1aaasai
carriers, railway passes prohibited.
Panama Canal to have s5,toot level With
locks: Pane ma Canal bondsg.to enjoy
States bonds; Panama Canal supplies
2as to be domestic prodt 5E&
pure Food: Label must tell the date, es-.
2 pecially on popular remedies.
s3 government expense. 5s
Free alcohol, denaturcd, for use In the
Okla non y ,%dncludlhg indian Territory
s saH''i Ss:v 81 n IA Sn1'9 il th esd a A1's0 g.
Consular service re~organized on merit
~ouarantIned against yellow fever nation
FII 4 s. i 81 E e u, y q be {. {aysfs y;s;thss Hou.e.
schoeis ana liapG road rf baildieg. o Pfohlb. %
Of aliens "nshing in ALASKAN waters.
Naturalization g~s afeguarded& "a and IA made nat1
steanbdal inspsct,on mad more I rig1id.
boats operated 4 for profit REQUIRED To-
The 'a y%Sll hlsasfsi 8ls Aepiieatlen os coast At
Minor tarir modincation made and
long to- government. Tariff duties col
iected before 1902 legalI7ed; Naval yes
ao Go To SeScoined. Nationaisbank liabll-.
ltIes limited IS "a + f. g . p sIa ,isns: 81: q SePP1isenl
Hcpo1nfnon carriers withln. United States
Jurisdiction liable for damages toge n
@L#$ ployes. ,lsa%3 4 ~ . .r,a,,,t, - I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02
AT the Hotels.

Among the lYirglnIans lat MuFp,hylE
Hotel are Messrs. John2AW. Nash, NOE
folk; u, Wilkinson, West Potntig -. g.g
Barnett. Norfolk, and Gid, walker, 1aFs
Mr.. w. II. Llnston, OF. Roanoke. y req
5istered at the Richmond H9tel.ya. -.
Mr.. W. c.. Farrenn, o. ~
va. Is a guest at me JeHerssh flotst'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02
SHOT@1NI0 {
HOME 0FATHE MINERS
n NV Assoclated Press.)

WHEELING,,5, W W Y ri tad r y s' 4 coal
COMPANY was the scene ..of n6 riot t;;ils
and a number wounded, E igha S tTonb1s
h H. s = rrlIhn,r,tanS@to TIA guards who rs
Claimed, We're drinking me shotS s lrMS'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02
MI. Norman and Bride.

Mr.. ana AIRS, c.. Royle Norman, are
Mt tho Jefferson Hotel for a.feW adays:g
to-day and Tomorrow They we're res
Gently married In Springfield, ky. MMr:
Norman and his wife Will leave tnis CIV
about Friday for their summer y W.
Knoxville, Tenn,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02
Apprehensive,
nv Associated Press,)

3T (By A%ssoc1Hteu i'russ'23 Y
TOXIC. July IA special discount mas
heen introduced In tho Manchurian Rail-
wav tariff for tobacco and a few other
commodities. Foreigners are apprehen-
siye OF tho extension OF the rebate sysr
tom in favor OF Japanese goods. 3,48A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02
Sir Wilfrid Lawson.
l(By Associated Press.)

LONDON. July 1.-sirG Wilfrid Lawson,
Liberal member OF Parliament for the
.Camborne Division OF Cornwall, died IN
London to-day, aged eYenty-seYeh itte
md been Ill for some time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02
Early Morning Fire,

NEw YORK. July 2,-Fire early this
morning destroyed three tenement houses
at 1o2 and los Lewis Street, on the East
side. so far as the police and tiremen
we're able to learn, there was M loss Of
Ill oLHefAL GEtApa HsaHaE ANttS 18st55I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02
-Four People Killed:
(special{to The Times-D ispatch)

ORANGE, va, July lin attempting
to get out OF the way OF " reign tram
'aboutsns mile nortllgot8 orange g
Killed by Southern passenger train.
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The Panama Elections,
~ Asanniated Presa,l

(By Assoclated FTessD
PANAMA July 1.-The elections here
to-day passed on quietly, The compro-
mise ticket was elected.
Returns from other provinces show a
b \ tho exact results Will not be known
for two or three q .sAilA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02

T9s1ESp FlR5AFEBR G8 III 9t 3s 8IG m
1850 civil war pension acts, 500 private
Bills NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so,475; Senate
Number y pages Of cbnsressie,nall, Rec Rec
Measures Left Over to Next
Session. 4
ssanto Domingo treaty
Isle Of Pines treaty. I'll ~.
Immigration restriction (in conierence).
Senator Shoots right to seat 4i
Publicity OF campaign affairs
Prohibiting corporation ca tlpaig contri-
70 make Porto Ricans United States y
Reduction y tariff q products y Philip-
United States to own It's embassies and
ta5 Legations abroad.
TO build government powder factory.
Appalachian and White Mountain forest
Copyright revision.
ModittAtions OF Chinese exclusion law.
Navy Is have biggest battleship aloa6 #
Removal OF customs duty on works nq Of
Swamp reclamation similar to irrigation.
Gable to Guantanamo and canal zone 3S&
.ariti-snjunction bill. Ssa6 An 5@s
}Eight-hour law 500 }.}5.5f
Nominations OF Isthnhan Canal Commits
Army and Navy Dental Surgeon Corps.
Increase {of Artillery Corps.
10 punish improper use OF the Stars and
aF8IfS Stripes.
Retirement Hof s~uperannuated federali
clerks. 56 a5#55 5$&&N5l
10 establish postal savings banks and
Limiting working hours 81 railway ems
$ployes.& la3kE 39l3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02
Win.

gfBy Associated Press,) Is&
COLON, July 1.-The election for lDepsa.
day. The government candidates swol hyS
a majority OF 80 votes,
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IMPORTANT WORK OF CONGRESS-
8HFAIl[ILISAlSS's0a1Il1ll5 ~

American People.
##@@0##@ anau B re rnnMDsmmh) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ##
@wAguNuroN. shy =mma chscmunr the FKynhhoo rusn ATS ntsa session hhg seven months con-
nNhGa rmmbb $pe1dH owing bhs vast lTprans amW.@ MM MMgms %H Mb 5 ne hMma @ D .
EM@Ms M %@myWI % Mn GM amT mn T ns @MT %Mmmk sMnM MnhmEssu summary
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spend the 4th AZ home. Walt ldIswosAf
and save money, III
The brightest spat N RlshrasNtrs
lakewood. 3
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honor. At the conclusion Of ithe&cere.S
mony IL reception was rendered to the
many friends and acquaintances OF The
happy couple, A9f&f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02
9. 60.
July 4th July
Excursion.
Round SIPS Trip.
TO
Old Point. Buckroe. Ocean
View and Norfolk,
Fast 8 Trains.
Cape Henry and virginia
Beach. Sl.5O.

TFEee fast trains leave Rlchmond-s,I
$50 and 9 A., M,-for Norfolk and the
seaside 8 and $3.50 trains ,make no'stops;
8 "A. NJ, train stops only at Newport
turning, leave Norfolk, via Ocean View
Railway, every hour until 8 h, M,
Ocean View every hour until o.. N,
Trains leave Old Point t:hb r, n, and
1902 NJ, Leave Newport News 6;2b IP..
M. and IS IF, NJ, Last train leaves Old
Point s;t6 n, M, This train does not
stop at Newport News,
EouRTHsoF JULY EXCURSIONS, VIA
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
OngJuly Cd, Sd and tth, 10 w-rateS excurs
sion tickets Will be on sale from al
points, via the Southern Railway; return
Limit July
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02

The president vetoed eight acts ofs$3Con:.;
gressg-four&4 changing Jurisdiction OF
courts.stwo$ Indian bills, one. pension
and the BILL al swing carriage OF dan
gerous explosives on passenger YES
sells. 5aS$s gSs#$ III kS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02

"Ncedless to say. he will get his n new
outfit" said General DeGraw.
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Wnere are you going, my HRrstty
iMald"7 TO lakewood, s'r, Was all sne
said, tyg8fG 8B III

~. planrIe ground, al ldIew0ed,
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Propositions Definitely Killed by
Congress.
Federal Insurance regulation.
Making Representatives terms Al four
5.s55 years. 9 8s II;
Sea level canal plan for Panama.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02

obstruction OF antiquities a on United
Isl States lands forbidden and Pres,-
dent authorized to rs acquire lands
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-07
els Front avenue.
Telephone Main s76.
Postof1ce Box I.
WOMEN IN BUSINESS

business affairs and
more than ever before are succeeding
domesticy fiction? Does she prefer business life
especially well fitted take high place
in business enterprise. inc just finding it out?
wageearnng outgrowth of exist
ing conditions?
young every work in factories
colleges schools learn
become necessary life.
But if questioned how many say
years children? How factory
girls girls love their work that
they spurn u thought o marriage?
home, with hus
band and children love and for.
S recognized young commonly
which could PERFECTLY well fill be-
they depended keep
be useful if they
majority business there because they
have been forced into it.
exception artistic pursuits,
ssupporng
has control And the number her community in direct
the number bachelors irresponsible husbands
families adequately
phlosophizng
No doefT prophecies of deporable
She there natural inclination
behind her and demand before
revolutionary existing
wage-earning
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-07
Local Brevities-

Mrs. Harry Moford, % years of
age, died yesterday at MOP Crest
line street of tuberculosis.
B. E. Palmer of Seattle, assistant
general superintendent of the N.
P. railroad, arrived in Spokane yes
terday on a business trip.
Ladies' play billiards and pool
every day and evening at Phster
billiard parlor. 80
A. Moses, purchasing agent for
Bodeneck & Jacobs, furriers, has
left for Alaska to purchase skins
for his company.
Partisan Hair Parlors, e. Meldrid
Kenzley, manager. Surgeon chiro-
pody. PIP Nichols block, 1886 River
side. Tel. 1878. -"
E. G. Vollmann of 1902 Riverside
avenue will leave Saturday for an
extended visit with relatives at
Quincy, Wash, and Lewiston, Ida
no.
S. Gardner Yerkes, assistant gen.
eral passenger agent of the Great
Northern railway, returned to his
home at Seattle last night after
passing the day in Spokane.
The United States civil service
commission announces an examina-
ton here March 1929 for drafts
man, 125 per month, in the engineer
department at large, st. Louis, Mo.
John Balm of Reardan, Wash,
was badly bruised by being thrown
from buggy in runaway on East
Sprague avenue last night. He was
taken to the Sacred Heart hospital.
Hartman A. Plahte, city freight
agent for the Northern Pacific rail.
road, resumed his work yesterday
morning, after being at home sew
eral days because of an attack of