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Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02
Sioux City,.

En- utkorare vid mann Joseph
Waldrum. hvilken Dor hos sin
NOR | LOG South Virginia street,
kom Iordgsnatt gaende gatan
fredligt fran j sallskap med en-
bekant, da de narheten at a &
Court SITS motto iva for dem ODE.
kants personer, af hvilka den enc
under utropet: "nu skall jag ge
dig hvad duvill ha", drog en- knit
och tillfogade Waldrum EFT sar i
venstra tinningeH Saret var
langt och djupt och blodde kopi-
ost. Waldrum hjelptes sa fort sig
CORA lat till polisstationen. der
han ladies' pa operationsbordet och
var nara att do at blodforlust, in
nan tillkallad lakareehjelp anlan-
de. Han ar nu under lakarevard,
och ingen fara for lifvet anses fo-
religga, ehuru Diet kommer att
taga It'd for honom att hemta sig
fran den stora blodforlusten. At
tentatsmannen, en- lramling fran
Chicago vid mann Thomas Roach
nekar 81 for slit brott, men sager
att Diet ej var hans afsigt att an
falla Waldrum, hvilken han miss
tog for en- AMMAN. Hvem denne
ar, will han Ell uppgifva. .
En- irlandare, som pa vinst och
forlust fatt slit namn iniord,
som James Sullivan / polisregis.
tret, stod haromdagen infor "his
honor" for att CORA reda for sig.
war nj full i gar Jim% fragade
domaren och tittade vanligt Oliver
glasogonen.
Me name is not Jim, it's Tim
svarade den tilltragade, som hade
atskilligt besvar med att putsa sir
nasa, hvilken kommit i horisonta'
riktning.
well Tim," SADIE domaren,
"polisrapporten uppgitser att nj
var betankligt sned."
"Indade an OF was," svarade
Tim arligt och uppriktigt, "bu,
Oh don't remember it." Tim ha,
de dagen iorut varit ute och fiesta,
en- smula och dervii under en- he
eftermiddag suttit / EFT hotel och
underhallit EFT beundrande audi
forum ON huru han skulle kunns
skicka hela auditoriet och polls
karen ms blaue hinein. ON har
bara vile. Det torde ej behofv;
namnas att Tim fck nSgra dagar
pa sig att reparera slit lila medfar
ma luktorgan hos DIR Jackson.
Fin; parfvmer kunna erhalla.
hos c c. Thelander.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

En- dylik ovanlig ceremoni, som
for torsta gangen pa IS ar intraffat
pa nagon at Hvita Stjernliniens
angare. maste naturligtvis atfolias
af en- liten festlighet. En- justice
Hargreaves bjod pa champagne,
och brudparets skSl cracks i den
skummande drycken. Pursern
gat order at skeppskocken
att baka en- valdig wedding cake,
och den diner, som hogtiden
till ara serverades tredje klassens
passagerare, al nagonting non
plus ultra. Bland salongspassa-
gerarne insamlades en- brudgafva
pa SIS, som ofverIemnades at den
lyckliga bruden, LANCE torde de
pa EFT sd ~ovanligt och romantisk,
satt forenade unga tn komma i
bag den code skeppsdoktornt
som styrde ON att de sa ovantadt
lingo hvarandra."
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02
MRS xaMnL ssaS MsNnMRID LARsoT-

Denna vantan blef Diet unga blod
for lang, och de reste hit som fast
folk. Under resan kom Miss
tWikstrani att tala ON sin hjerte-
historic for skeppslakaren. DIR.
Francis och denne foreslog att
stalla ALT till rata och arrangera
ON brollop ombord. Kapten b.
F. Hayes, fartygets befalhafvare,
underattades och blef genast in
%tresserad, och Mr. H. McElroy,
pursorn. gjorde sin kaiuta i ordning
for ceremonien. Bland passage
rarne tanns en- amerikansk prest,
Rev. r. c.. Williams, som vidtala-
des och var villig att CORA de tn
till EFT. Och der, i purserns kaju-
"a med bland andga senator Clark
som vittne. gjordes Walfrid Lar
son och Elisabet WikstraHd till
man och hustru midi ute pa At
lanten.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02
L1snummer Sc
Oscar Bring,
oscar Bring,
kandidat for statssenator | Ne
braskas attonds distrkt.

kandldat for. statssenator | Ne
braskas attonds distrikt.
bet har manga ganger blifvit
framhallet att j det konglome-
rat. hvaraf den aEerikanska ma
tionen bestar, och hvaraf hit in
vandrade svenskar utg0ra en- icks
ringa del. dessa invaudrade sven
skar satt sig s~jelfva pa efterkal-
ken och latit andra, irlandsre t.
ex. - ofvertaga regeringcn i
kongress, legislator och enskildt
samhafle, En- dylik sakernas
stallning haller dock pa att upp-
bora. Svensken har borjat kasta
at sig sin of0rklarliga bIyghet
och sahighet och visa att han 81
ar bara EFT lastdiur, en- 10stma-
skin, som kan anvandas huru
som helst, och han har borjat
visa att afven han will hafva en-
hand med i landets angelagen-
heter.
Som en- fold at denna uPpfatt-
ming af egen fortjenst och egen
f0rmaga uppdyka har och dor
svenskfodda man som kandidater
for offentliga embeten. I var
grannstat, Nebraska, har salunda
Gu landsman, Mr. Oscar Bring,
blifyit nominerad som demokra-
tisk kandidat for s~tatssenator j
i statens attonde distrikt. Mr.
Bring ar todd i Sverige 1883 och
anlande hit till landet 1873. Trak-
ten omkring Oakland, der han
fsrst hade slit hem, var d& sd
godt som en- vildmark, som nu
genom idega svenskars arbete
f0rvandlats till en- at statens
fruktbaraste nejder. Han Dir nv
bosatt nara Emerson, der han
DRIVER stor kreaturshandel. Ge-
nom en- vaken affarsblick har han
forstatt att CORA sin affair frukt-
bringaude och ar en- formogen
man. | slit precinct och skoldi-
strlkt har han hedrats med hera
offentliga uPpdrag och ar for
narvarande president for the E.
merson High School board.
Mr. Bring ar EFT ssllsynt exem.
pei pa de fall, da embetet soker
manner. Han var Ell kandidat
alls, men antog nominationen, do
den erbj0ds honom.
Den, som aldrig sd litet foljt
med politiken i Nebraska. vet
mycket val att legislaturen i Sc
naten kontrollerats at korpora-
toner, som vetat att sko sig pa
allmanhetens bekostnad. bet
fanns for en- tolf eller femton ar
sedan der EFT S. k. coil room",
der en- mysket len och valgorande
ola ~applicerades pa munnen at
dem, som tyckte att seaaten gick
litet for laugt i sin lagstiftning.
"Oljerummet" blef en- open
skandal, och dess "managers"
maste ga litet f0rsiktigare till
vSga, men Diet lar fnnas der an i
den dag, som i dag ar.
bet fordras man med arliga
priaclper att motvaga en- dylik
corruption, Som vi forut sagt.
har Mr. Bring ej innehaft nagon
syssla i legislaturen, men med
kannedom ON hans fasta karak-
tar, kan man vara saker pa att
han med slit inAytande kommer
att motverka angreppen at de
korporationer. som nu lagga nya
planer att sko sig pa statens be-
kostnad. Och Diet Dor pa Gamma
. gang utgora en- sggelss for vara
landsman att vakna upp ur sin
politiska syndasSmn och visa att
| afven de kunua u,ratta nagot
4 vart politiska lif. vi f0rmods
t att landsmannen i Mr. Brings di,
strikt skola euhalligt kasta sin;
n roster for honom.
Va Ct~.nofSnskos 1oL Ca
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

Kop Stormfonster och Storm
dorrar hos Spalding,S & Court sts.,
ALA reguliera storlekar hnnas i la
greet.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-22
FISH AND OYSTER NOTES.

The flake stand at distillery near
Frankfort, KY, broke down and more
than 5000 gallons of whisky were lost.
1t made its way to Benson Creek, only
few feet away. Farmers living along
the banks of the stream later noticed
hundreds of fish either floating lazily on
the surface or else leaping playfully on
the surface, and altogether unafraid of
the presence of the men. The farmers
caught them by the bushel, and it was
not until the news of the break at the
distillery became known that the mys-
terry was solved The fish had become
intoxicated.
Capt. j. B. Baylor, of the caost sur
vey, who surveyed the oyster beds of
the State of Virginia, giving his name
to the celebrated Baylor survey, a
term much better known to the thous
ands of oystermen and tongers of Vir-
ginia than is the Declaration of Inde-
pendence and the Constitution of the
United States, will assist Maryland in
her proposed new survey. All the beds
in the State will be surveyed, including
those along the Potomac. The State
board of fisheries of Virginia will rem
der every assistance to the Maryland
commission. AS many of the beds run
on from Maryland into Virginia waters
without break, the Virginia maps
will be used by the Maryland commits
sion.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-22
POLITICAL.

COL W. w. Lumpkin, Confederate
Veteran, has entered the campaign for
the United States Senate against Sena-
tor Tillman, of South Carolina.
F. Griffith Walker was reelected
mayor of Colonial Beach on June 18th.
Six corncilmen We're also elected. only
one of whom was in the old council.
A few over i, 500 votes were cast in
the Richmond primary out of about
1900 who are qualified to vote, fact that
in itself serves to show that general
apathy held indubitable away at the
election and that the primary is not
popular.
Democrats and Republicans in Wash
ington regard the nomination of BRYAN
as already made. Events of the past
three weeks mean that there is such
tide of sentiment in the Democratic
party for the nomination of Mr.. BRYAN
third time that it cannot be resisted.
The extremely radical policies of Presi-
dent Roosevelt on the one hand and the
extreme radicalism of Mr.. Hearst on the
other seem to have scared not only the
Democratic party, but the country gen.
orally.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-22
PERTAINS TO CONGRESS.

By a vote of ITO to 80 the House last
Friday at the end Of two hours de-
bate on the appropriations for the
Panama canal, decided that the canal
should be of lock type.
Ex-Governor Pinkney Whyte has
been appointed by Governor Warfeld to
succeed the late Senator German.
Senator Blackburn, of Kentucky, has
been selected Democratic caucus chair
man in Germans stead.
Notwithstanding New York Judge
adjudged it no personal wrong to SUBJ
scribe to campaign funds, the u. S.
Senate has passed stringent anti-graft
bill prohibiting corporations from con-
tributing TO campaign funds.
The anti-shanghaiing bill was passed
by the House under suspension of the
rules. There was no opposition to it.
The bill makes it felony to entice or
to carry sailormen aboard ships through
any OF the devices VIGOROUSLY EMPLOYED
by keepers of sailors boarding houses
and shipping agents and provides heavy
penalties.
The passage by Congress of the bill
to remove the tax on alcohol for techni-
cal uses, to go into effect January LIST.
next, is expected to prove of enormous
value to almost all the industries of the
country. To render unfit. for drinking
or otherpurposes alcohol which Is inten-
ded for commercial or industrial utili-
cation, the liquid must be 'denaturized''
by the addition of various substances
which make it impossible of consumption
in beverages.
Another star was added to the union
last Saturday when President Roose-
welt, with golden pen, presented by
the people of Arizona, wrote his first
name, Theodore" and his family
name Roosevelt" with an eagles
quill taken from an American eagle in
Oklahoma. This was the ending of the
fight that has been waged for years in
Congress to admit Oklahoma and Indian
Territory as one state. The new State
is Democratic by a narrow margin.
The last legislature was composed of
20 Democrats and 10 Republicans. The
measure also provides that Arizona and
New Mexico may be admitted to state
hood as the State OF Arizona, provided
the people of the Territories vote in
favor of admission on the terms sub
nitted to them by Congress.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-22
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT.

Preparations have been completed for
the laying of the cornor stone of the
Confederate monument, erected to the
memory of the Confederate dead of
Essex county, by that county at Tap
on the 18th of this month.
The exercises will be participated in by
Arlington Lodge of Masons and the
Junior Order of American Mechanics,
of Tappahannock. Governor Swanson,
Hon. H. ST. George Tucker, Major
R. w. Hunter, Judge Christian, Mill
tary Records Secretary, and other
noted speakers will be present. State
police boat will bring Governor Swanson
and other speakers up from Norfolk
Wednesday, 9th, and stop over at Ir-
vington that night, leaving early next
morning for Tappahannock, making
stops at Sharps, Welfords and possibly
other wharves.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-22
HUNDREDS SLAUGHTERED;
HOMES DESTROYED.

In an anti-Jewish revolutionary out
break in the town of Bialystock, Russia,
Monday over 800 Jews were killed. the
principal stores burned, and homes
wrecked. Women and children are found
weeping and looking for killed or
wounded relatives. On account of the
destruction of the stores of provisions,
supplies are almost unobtainable, but
food is being imported to relieve the
restitution. A feature of the excuses
was the bestiality and brutality with
which the victims Of the massacre were
treated by the Russians. Some of the
corpses were mere masses of pulped
flesh, the wounded in some cases hay-
ing scarcely q sound bone in their
bodies. 1t is feared that Russia is ON
the eve, of revolution, compared with
which the French revolution sinks into
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-22
NEWS Items.

Floods in China, caused an appalling
loss of life amounting to tens of thous-
ands.
A reporter for French newspaper
tried to purchase fifteen minutes time
from Jno. ID. Rockefeller for 81, 1000.
based on his income of s., 900 an hour.
Mrs Cassie Chadwick, who broke
banks and financiers, and is now in the
penitentiary, has directed that her four
hundred elaborate and costly dresses be
sold to defray costs of her trial.
The Churchman law providing for a
rate of 2 cents mile on all railroads in
the State went into effect Thursday, of
last week, but the new statute has
been completely ignored by the rail-
roads They declaring the law is un-
constitutional
Governor Swanson has appointed
Captain p. st. Julien Wilson, of Rich
mond, to be State Highway Commits
sioner for term of two years, at a
salary of $1,000 per year. Captain
Wilson is native of Powhatan county
and is less than forty years of age. He
is graduate of the Virginia Military
Institute, having won his honors there
in the class of 1886.
The property of the Herald Publish
ing Company, Baltimore, has passed
into new hands, and there will be no
further publication of the Sunday
Herald, the Evening Herald or the
Weekly Herald. The plant, consisting
of presses, linotypes and other ma
chinery was turned over to Charles II.
Grasty and Gen. Felix Agnus, who pur-
chased it from the owner, Mr. Wesley
M. Oler.
Papers and officials of both Virginia
and Maryland are highly commencing
Gov Swanson for prompt action in pre-
venting the negro, Lee Tor Scott), from
being taken by Maryland mob from
Virginia officers. Governor Warfield, of
Maryland, wired thanks to Virginia's
Executive who had informed him that
the prisoner was at the disposal of the
Maryland authorities. The expense of
keeping the prisoner in the Norfolk
Jail is to be borne by the state of
Maryland, including the pay of the
troops.
The court-martial in the case of Capt.
Perry Garst, of the battleship Rhode
Island, which recently grounded at the
mouth fYork river, found the Captain
guilty of culpable error, and recommend
ed that he be suspended twelve months,
with half sea pay and loss of five num-
bers. Secretary Bonaparte approved
the findings, but modified the sentence
by cutting the suspension down to six
months. Capt. Charles G.. Bowman,
of the Pensacola navy yard. has been
ordered to duty as the captain of the
Rhode Island. Licutenant-C Commander
Edward T. Witherspoon, navigating
officer of the ship, was tried by court
martial and found guilty of several
charges and sentenced to lose several
numbers in his grades.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-22

STATE COUNCIL, ]. o. OF C. s., MEET.
The Fourteenth Annual Session of
the State Council (No. u of Good
Samaritans and Daughters of Samaria
was held at Shiloh Baptist church.
Lillian, Northumberland county, Monday
and Tuesday, June llth and 18th, 1906,
with r. w. G. c., w. d. Laws, of
Avalon, In the chair At 8 .. m. Mon
day the Council assembled and was
opened In proper form. The address of
welcome was delivered by w. E. Daven-
port, Of Lillian, in q choice speech, and
the response by Bro. Abram Carter. of
White Stone The R. w. G. Chief. w.
ID. Laws presented the National Grand
Chief, Prof. E. w. B. Curry, of Ohio.
to the Council and expressed the JOY it
gave him tohave Brother Curry with us
during the session. The National Grand
Chief took charge of the meeting and gave
an all around good talk for the benefit
of the order. After which the various
committees reported. All of the subor-
dinate lodges of No. 2 district made
splendid reports, showing large in
crease in membership, finances in
fiourishing condition and the addition of
several new lodges. The endowment
fund was increased this year to over
1900 The Council is worth now about
SIS, 900. The following officers were
elected: Deputy Grand Chief, Rev. d.
Tucker; Grand Vice-Chief, r. H.
Holmes; Grand Prelate, Rev. Cary
Nelson; Grand Conductor, Rosa l.. Pinn;
Left Supporter to Vice-Chief, Sallie
Harding. Many old officers We're re-
elected. The Council Committee on
brought in a resolution
thanking the four lodges of that section,
the pastor of Shiloh church (Rev. L. r.
BALD, also members, and the citizens of
Lillian, for the cordial welcome and
magnificent reception given them. The
Council then sang hymn, "Blest be the
Tie that Binds and after a general
hand shaking adjourned with prayer by
the Prelate to meet in White Stone
June, 1907.
DR.. Curry, Grand Chief, will be UNI
able to attend the meeting at White
Stone next year, as he is delegate to
the International Convention which
meets in Paris, France. R.H. H.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-22
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

The CITIZEN, or its editor, does
not care to descend to the plane of
answering or defending attacks made
upon the Board of Fisheries by an
editorial scribbler in the Northern
Neck News, knowing well that their
long grip on that official body has
fallen and it is a sore thing
to them. Crying when down
Is their habitual custom. At the
same time we deny, and charge
as fslse, the insinuation that West
moreland inspectorships were held
mp for political reasons. When ap.
pointing inspectors it was claimed
by some interested parties that certain
applicants lived too far from the
water to efficiently attend to the
duties, and q member of the board
was directed to visit that county to
report on these conditions at the
July meeting. Any further reason
than this is manufactured political
clap-trap.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-22

ONLY Richmond and Northamp.
ton counties cast good vote at the
recent primary, although in last
Augustus primary Richmond county
cast but 1913 votes. Warwick county
cast less than hundred last Satur.
day, and York did little or no better.
A fine day for election, and Satur-
day, too, there should have been
nearly double the vote cast. The
stay-away vote in this, as in previous
primaries, registered 9 big kick
against the principles of the primary,
which institution is an unnecessary
strain on Democratic fealty and
friendships.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-22
QUICK JUSTICE,

John Joseph Kean is captured, tried,
sentenced and on way to penitentiary
In less than .twenty-fOur hours. Elk.
The above news item on Kean, who
abducted a little boy in Philadelphia
and held him for ransom, is quick JUS
tice with vengence and remind us of
the quick justice melted out to speak
easy men in this section. They are
tried, convicted and on the way to the
Court of Appeals in two years.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-22

I'm view of the great multitude of
Il women suffering from some form of
female disease and yetunable to ind any
cure, DIR. Hartman, the renowned gene
cologist, has announced his Willingness
to direct the treatment of as many cases
as make application to him during the
summer months without charge.
The Treatment will be conducted by
correspondence.
The medicines prescribed can be OBJ
tained at all drug stores.
Tire Doctor will prescribe ar n1edf-
canes, applications, hygienic and diet
sry regulations necessary TO complete
cure. Furthermore, sN correspond
e1ce win DO held strictly confidential
This offer viii hold good only during
the summer months. Any woman can
become = regular patient by sending .
written statement OF her age, condition
Of life, history and symptoms OF her de-
ysnssments, and previous treatment.
Pe-ru-na Brought Health
and Happiness.
Miss Nellie South, late of Man. hester,
Eng, writes from sc Prince Arthur st.,
Montreal, Cam, rs follows:
"Peruna has made q wonderful
change In my life. 1t hss brought me
hesiki and happiness
"Since my seventeenth year I have
had female complaint and irregularities.
Ny general health suffered, had pains
in my back and lower limbs, my eyes
were dim, and I became morose and un-
reasonable.
another sought the advice Of our
family physician, who prescribed for
me, but grew no better.
az then read of Peruna and procured
q bottle. That one bottle was WORT,
more Tran all the Doctors medicine 4
had taken previously.
az cannot express my gratitude. Pc
runa has been n great blessing to me."-
Nellie South.
Miss Edna Moore, z6 Elm street, Buff
falo, n. Y, Secretary East End Literary
Association, writes:
"I was great sufferer from systemic
cstsrrh, was extremely nervous, could
not sleep, tainted costly, wac very irrita-
BILE, had . confusion CT The senses, and
got mp In the morning feeling more tired
than when went to bed.
"f WIS very wrcfched, but upon tax
ing Peruna began 10 improve, and
after using the medicine four months,
feh like new woman and uas COM
Pfetc!y cured. ''-Edua Moore.
The principal vemedy which DR..
Hartman relies upon In curing catarrhal
diseases OF women is Peruna. Hun
drrds OF women sufferers find Peruna
house hold necessity.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-22
BOARD OF FISHERIES MEET.

Chairman Lee and Secretary Matth-
ews, of the State Board of Fisheries.
are this week at Rawley Springs,
Rockingham county, the home of SEN
ator Geo. B. Keezell, another member
of the Board, holding business ses-
sion for the transaction of routine
work. Messrs. Keezell and Massie,
up-country members, could'not leave
their farms in June, so Tidewater
members have to go to these mountain
heavy-weights.
There will be no public meeting of
the Board until the July meeting at
Hampton.
For the first time in years oyster
matters are quiet along the James.
Experience showed that it would take
far greater navy than the State pos
sesses to cruise up and down the
waters of the James and prevent sum-
mer longing. The difficulty was in
creased by the fact that holders of
planting ground have been issuing per-
mits to thousands of tongers to work
on the private grounds, which are bare.
When a steamer is sighted these
tongers scull from the natural rocks
within the private stakes and claims
to be working there. 1t has been i'm
possible to convict them in the adjacent
courts when hauled up for trial. The
new Board of Fisheries has adopted
the plan of placing four lay boats at
prominent points. with two men on
each, armed with rifles, and this plan
so far is working admirably. Two
steamers and two schooners are being
used for this purpose, the latter being
manned by men from the steamers.
In the words of prominent resident
every day is like Sunday" now on the
James.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-22

THE primary is over and Congress
man Jones has won his denomination
at the hands of representative ele-
ment of First District Democrats.
We opposed his denomination, believ-
ing for many reasons that Mr.. Mears
could better represent us. A
majority of Democrats think other
wise, and in congratulating our
standard bearer on his splendid
victory the CITIZEN puts his name
at the head of this column and
is ready to fight for him a. hard %
it recently opposed him.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-22
SOME TEMPERANCE NOTES.

Tidewater Ministers association
may appeal to Gov. Swanson, instead
of carrying their complaint before the
Norfolk county court, to have the vio-
iltion of the Sunday liquor law and the
law against gambling stopped.
The nation got in return for its ex-
penditure for intoxicating liquors a
bonus" of 500 suicides, 100, 600 crimi-
nails, zoo. 1000 paupers, 10000 deaths
from drunkenness, 1.6O0,0 600 besotted
drinkers, GOO, 900 moderate drinkers.
500, 900 homes ruined. 1000, 600 children
worse than orphaned Was the game
worth the shot p State Issue.