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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12

g pieIten &arten m
DpentGfig. Sn 2abr, 8aben,
CAB Die Menogerie 5rieie 8orftennne.
Gie fonnte anfiinSigen, baB Elm Cab
rer Namens @erner i'm 2Opentdfig
nit Dem 8Gnoiger cine 9artie 66 ipies
len perOe, unb Der plan lpuroe nab
8eenoiguns Ser SreHurcn audi I'm
G~entraltGfig ausgefiibrt. Sn Se9enz
mart BON feds 9Dipen ipuroen nt1t
MIR cine partie, ionbern mebrere an
einem Slid seipielt, an Dem au9 one
Oompteuie Plab nabm. SroBoem DIE
8eftien Den Ginbringling DerodHtlg gee
mug bei6nnpperten, fpagten tie leoo9
unter Dem itrengen Iuse Der SdnOi.
GERM feline unart. Natiirli9 fam dhd]
oie Safe ser Menaeerie auf ibre Heds
rllng, benin. piele pollten Den 8iibnen
feben, Ser ieBt Der 9DpensW erner beibt.
Ser bumpfe @erua Der
Of Of ~ d m m ldbt itf ourd)
@usbriidcn in SalspaHer entferrsn'
sSm iibrigen miiffen CUR @ermelouna
Ses oumpfen @eru9cs Die S9fpamme
tets an ser Cuff bGngen, ME onrfer
lie in eeI6lofenen S6ubtGstsn ooe'
auf ldngere 3eit in @a3stu3bsufelf
aufbenabrt mer6en.
NtnOsaaIIe. Wil man gun
Wafden manGer 3euee uno gum Tiea'
ausmaden Hinosgune aufbepabren, I
milb ss i'm eingebidten 3uitanoe &c
fdeben. Man lGbt ie cine yta4t III
WaFer iteben, giebt Damn oas war
ab unb lGbt Die Sale ant ssltroen
| 3ohlenfeuer einbiden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12
G6mereteus

OVMSSCtSu
Hotber &Ieeiarrel So 1850.
gnslii&er 3Ieeiaruen $3.50.
gIibfe R~Ieeiamen 5000. 80
2ufaIfa &ieeiamen $S.2E-9.00.
BeiSer 8leeiarnea $500.
@ewdbIter 1irnotbb $1.80-1.so.
Srbindrer bis gutter Zix,otbY $l.50-I.75.
Saneb 9entudp BIausras s1.5o-I.55.
BIausras tn @baf 50c.
GnsIi9es gIausras $l.45.
Or1arb @ras 81. 70-1.s0.
Reb Iop IN Gbaf 7~6c-$1.l6.
Saffer Sorn 75e-Sl.00.
Hr1ber Suaerrobr Sarnen $1.00-1.25.
@eiber Saferiar1et 40c
6riibiabrs @erffe $1.26.
Beibes unb seIbes 8orn s1.0o-L25.
Eeb Sob GnfiIase $1.10-1.25.
Som 9eas $l.7E.
yiIet $1.20 bis $1.86.
5ribiabrssDe ien $1.40.
SetsmiebeI. weibe, seIbe mi rot5e $3.50
per WuiheI.
SiB &artoffeI, geIbe Serieb, Deru1una.
geIbe yian5emonb rpb flbIi@e Ousen $500 pI
SSas; rotbe E~aniemenb $2.7b; ~8rofIiaaii&s
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12

Nrt9es %inbfeN8-DeRIi@s etisrs - 81
&c; tief,se Ghere 73-se; ktsfee @sxbet
$50 Bic zoo Afuno 7si btefae aa4s 4oo
bis $50 Bfunb Ait; xabe $50 BIB go Rt'sno
53e; etier g~orssruiertsI Sc. etter HtHfer'
pierteI l0lc. Rinb HtxterDs4tsi lo}s. @sno
8orberpssrteI &c. Rub BorhesuterteI 4&e. NIB
HtnterpierteI 7c.
SriSGes HaIbFsi@-SdIber LOG. etxtsr'
pierteI 182e, BorberpisrteI 73e.
9srN9es 6@afFeii@ 2anuser psr RtsHo
lie ; e&afe S3e: e4exid l8e: Ha6S dS3.
l6c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12
0etretbe.

@ehex - slo. 3 rotber sOc, uai &se.
fx. &c bon RabIen; 80. 8 roteH se.
Sanuar, 90c; &asenwessx 88c.
Roru lneues) - SO. l wetS 483c &c. 2
weis 4i}e; 80. 8 wetb 44le; 10. 4 usst.
as; 10. 2 weib ssmti9t AS SO. Q
uets senii9t 44e; go. 1 res senaifdt
tle; ..Ro. 2 seIb 48ie; 70 8 ssIb 4Slei
go. 4 seIb 4le;; SO. 3 ssnTi3t 49,;
80. 8 aemii@t 48e /; SO. 4 ssHi9. ale :
RoIbea AS.
Haier- go. Q rpeiSer 83le; 70. 8 rssies
32te; 80. 2 oeutiGter 8l3c: 70. 8 srunatss
814c.
peu - go. / Atnotsp 80 70; 70.
q, So 30.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12

gegen bic Ut e.
aierunQi n 8uoapef.

u gegen bic Ut e.
qierunein . ubapef.
Wieu, IL. San. Na9 elmer Nsl'
ouns aus gubapef sins es in elmer
ioeben abesbaltenen 2omitats 9 Wsr=
Iammlung auf bas Sttirmiihfe gu.
OppoRtion periu9te, ben Oberges
ipan @rafsn bon 2asbsra su attadi'
rem, uno um unbeil su psrahten, nabm
bic pOlisei sablrsiGe ger6aftungsn Dor
uno rdumte Die 9ane.
auf @runo bisIes unb anberer Dor.
fommniHs, pel9e cine fetig pa6ietoe
grbitieruns seasn Die arOne ofsnbas
rem, polen nun Der Oberbhrgermeifter
uno Der Sirsermsifter bon Suoapef
reRsniren. neil fe i4liebli9 3wii3sn
benz gefebl Der &esierung ooer Der
Orbre Der Notwithstanding iber
bic Mbfabruns Der Steuern su tpdblsn
baben. Sn bieism 3wisipalt Der @s=
fable 3ieben lie ben frsiuiaigen 8td'
tritt bonn G9auplab ibrer bisberigen
Sbdtigteit Dor.
Samaiea.
u 3 h nberung mao b nj
s T bmus.
2in9f 4 o n, IL. San. Dttt benz
Sampfsr Sa9us ieaeltsn beute 4O0
Wann bon bier nod @olOn ab, I'm IN
Der 2analaone arbsit gu iuaen. Na3
benz @eIebe tber S6ub Der Iustpan'
berer mubte Sober 1925 in Der
StaatsfaRe beponiren.
Geit benz /. San. fino troB allen
@egenbsmibungen Der geborbsn ibs'
1900 perionsn bon bier mad BEN
Sfbmus ab9egan9en.
Ybilippinen.
gnslifaes @sf9paber.
Manila, IL. San. Sas bri
tii9e 2rsuasrseidwaber Der 3ineFidsr
Station unter Nomiral Noel fam beut
bier an unb uurbe bon ben berihieoe'
men Bsb0roen nit benz tibli4en @sre
moniel e%mpfangen.
I'm Nadmittase erruioerte Nosl BIZ
Beiude uno tpnroe i'm palaffe BON ben
felbertretenoen @ouDerneur Soe EN-
pfanssn. 3ablreide 5sfli&teiten I'M
borbereitet.
Spanien.
I3tpiItrauung nj 26nt9s
baue.
Waortb, IL. Sanuar. Seut
Moreen UNI 9 ubr fdno bic 3tntl
trauung bss prinSsn Geroinano no'
gapern nit Snfanta Waria Sbereiu
/ Sdwefer bes Rbnies NlfOnfo, fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12


SnbianapeIis RaHe.spreiis
oepobnI. BIB gutter l0-l2e; Srtssa bin 90
14-l6e ; Tamep 82i-s8s, gOEAss
geqou 10 bts 22e. Sapa 2s-82e.
Sm Badetsn:
xrtoia $l4.25, 2ion SLABS, Series Sll Is
Caracas S14.2 rs. Diuuortb'8 $I8. 30, Dxt4
Sara 8IemS $3.50, GIimar Soba gIeno
$l4.25, Durica STARS.
Huder-Doninoes 7.47e; gti6ness 8 90
puIuerifrtsr 6.32e; x{x3 puIpertfrtss 5.37s,
fetner srarulirter 5.O2e; Cubes SAC: Co.'S
iectioaers' U 5.O7c; s;bsemoob y 1876; 4bts
MTG U 4.72e; empire IA. SIC; SbsaI ssixa
goIben 8 4.57e; Dtnbior 0stra 8 4.67sl
R~issepOob 6 l.43e; seIber 9 5.Aa.; Ii gel
Ger 4.07.
effs-RaIs 40 Or. EsH). Gas. 80 ur
ganone.
B~idIes-24O0 TN Sas $40: 1900 tn Has
50; 1900 TN saIbfab $500; 500 im Gas
$3.50.
ofdrfe-Feari, 6te, epGn!ptcx BaoEs l Nh
8 4htnb BaGete 8. 3orn, ! BIB. 3sdsa,
4X-6A.
Ganbp-7s Stansen seuti9t &c; V,ps
e.r seu,if9t &c; Banner 9piE b; Grsux
Bonbons 10c; Ns. q Cream, eeurii4t &C.
0etrofnete Sri9te--EspfeI, On Der Srxxs
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeerex 7e biB 7%e:
Gttron lie BIB l4e; Nofxsx, 3 GrOux, peg
Hfunb. 7e. 8 Grown 7}e. ( Groux 7}e iass
u,enfreie Ntbis Sc, California HhaseattI 7ksi
SuItana nc. taipsptirte SuItana lie BIZ 14s
California 2prifoien Sc Bis lie.
%eis Carolina. 3opf. 41--Sk. Ss$sx 81
-62e, sebro&euer, S-4e.
gNaRe-BrasI nea Sc BIB 1oe; Sil5ests lss
EanbeIn IA; uei&i&aIsse HaxbeIs 15s-
Serbian Rar6eIn l5c; &eaKfts * bic 6ts.
ser6fiete &c bis &c; GnsIi@e BaIxshs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12

OOta @a0ettsD Meet.
1trtotb1-Bertaufsprete: S9. 6o-1c.B
Ntqet - 8erfaufspreyie: ~ .00-x8.0Q.
Deli&fora - Eeriaufspretfe: ie mad sa
nuaIttdt, 81 bts 6Oc. Reues 40-45c.
Safer-sef&dIt $3.50; II ben xesrex
81 00-S8.00 per Terne. Hsur 30-84:.
~etrob-Prefe. ie mad benz 9raS. d 1as
len, So .00-$6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12

gnaroB . BerfoufsYreife SnspnrSf!'
eapebsrtafe 6oe pei Rfuss stHsssutiss'
s6meuerfdse It's, 9SiseoxFR gsearz . s@
Is, Stem BORT Gbenbars; lbe. stsessins'
sasr 2tnsburQer 1le. Bird l6c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12

ednb!er bsaablen foIssnoe RseHe;
Butter - Country, 1acs sreOu'erS So's
9latx 27e
S,ii&e G!r-2Os pc DutsHb.
oibner Sc. Hdtxe 8. TurteuS-lO-l&.
Saien S 81. obs $1.25 per Suseno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12

Graft tretan, mod ui9t su ermehen.
Ser nerie @tat sntbdlt bic Wfebrs
foroerung fir bic iebr n6tbige Mufs
beFerung Der @sbdlter Der BOltsf9uls
lebrer, ferner eiisn genaltigen pOfea
fur bic grubsn Saienanlagen in @m=
ben.
Dement, betreffs 4aiers
8egegnunsm nit 6 b Il
lanber.
BerIin, IL. San. Die ,Noro.
oeutf9e 4leemeine 3eituns" oementirt
beute amtlid bic tiirsliae Weloung oes
nSannoper'iden @ouriers", bab cine
neusroinas bsidlofsn gemeiens 3uiams
mentunft beg 3aiIers nit benz SsrsOs
grnf auguf bon Cumberland au Gos
penbassn i'm lebtsn Momsnt on benz
bonn Sersog gefeaten 8erlangen ge.
i&eitsrt Iei, BEL Der Sesesnuns uls re-
aierenbsr 6irft bebanoelt 3u tuerben.
Na9 Der btinbisen autliden 0ers
faeruns III cine 3uiammentunft oes
4aiiers nit benz Ser3os in iinefier
3eit iibsrbaupt ni9t in grudgung ges
tuefen.
gefferung Der 3 T d b e
in q g q b t t.
8erItn, II. San. Die Msltefen
Der 2aufmannf9oft bon Berlin Fnb
BON einem 3omite Der 06rie in &iea
In SenntniB seiebt tuOroen, COB neuer'
li&e Gerii9te iibsr bic bortigsn 3us
hdnbe bDsmili9 ibertriebsn ieien.
Dos aomite fonifatirt, bnb nunmshr
Der STREET. borbei unb aae Jabriten
pieber in Sbdtisfeit ieien.
Sn Der Shat febren bic nod &iga
entianotsn &ettuugsoampfer obns
Jla9tlinss ;urid uno felen ibre Gabr=
ten Elm.
DER 9 T.
meis tr Mntiemiten.
;, Berlin, IL. San. 8si ben
fir3li6sn Stiftunssfef bes Isrsini
2 drifli9sr &eferenoare in greslal
z purbs elm antiismitii9es 2ieo 9siun
, gen, bas ben 9anbssri4tsratb 6Off
man gum YsrfaRer bate. Sobalo be
! Sufi3minifsr Bsislsr bierpOn aunb
f.. erbislt, bat er iowObl 9ofmann hi
|. benz 0orffanb ienss Dereins einen 9e
/. pfsfsrtsn oissiplinarii4en geripeis sr
/. tbsilt.
Z gebingurte Il Sarifau9
fdnbnife amerif q.
:. Berlin, IL. San. Die 5an
j.. belstamm er bon @lberfelo bat Elm
petition on ben &eidsfanSler 5irffe'
n b. Billion ssri9tst. in ueltsr oarur
eriu6t miro, baB Sarifs3uaeftdnonih
\ an Die Ser. Gtaaten rtur oanr erfol9e
10 m6hten, menn bic ameritanif9sn 3of
iGbe tpsientli9 bsrabgeisst tDiiroer
8erlan9t miro 3u9leiG oie @iniebun
elmer Notwithstanding. OF, rel9e 9,
gen oie @nii9eioun9en Der pI2pra
i Iers" appelirt tperben tann.
u @robbritannien.
d, Orben q d s a n.
t. 2onbon. IL. San. Bring VI
Is thur bon @pnnaugbt III nit MbmirI
g. @otuarb seymour uno Mnberen beu
in nad Sofio abqereif. Tim i'm Muftra!
ZEE bss 80niss goparb benz MtitaoO b
II Snfsnisn bes Soienbano-S rbens
IL tiberrei9en. Mu4 Mbmiral Bog
5elbmari9an Opama uno Gelomn
US i9al Oamasata erbalten bobe Sroe
20 San Sominso.
n. q epolutipn i'm @rlbf1e
@ape $ aptten, Sapti, l
etc Sanuar. Na4ridten. bic beute b
ZEN Monte gbriiti, San Domingo. sinI
5es fen. beiasen. bas oominitanii9e 3au
'n= nsnboot vSnoepenoencta", oas f9
,en ben ih9tigeu prdfoenten Woralss
fldrte, tueros porldufig ni8t mebr n,
,tet tbun, ba ss feline 2oblen babe u
WOnts gbrifiInidt perlahen tonne.
Der @snerali MOrales iOn firsli@
1e1 einem @efe9te nit ben Sruppen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12

SnbianapeIis 3aHecEreiis
0euobnI. BIB gutter 10-l2c; SrtS1a BIZ %
l4-l6e Tamep 824-Sss, gOEbss
Deqow Ii bts 22e. Sapa 2e-82e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-12
2angt 9ebatttn,
gber feiue ernfli6e Sdwtsrigteiten anf Der Maz
mffOsSOuteren5 e%rluartet.

g,ruhiosuse orfIdruua Ses sentten Seleaatem sr aonferens.-9ie balhidsr
&epplutiondre prdgen eigene GeomHnen. = grenBth9e 6inanjeH.-
Grbtuerung gesen bic Reghruns in Snoapsh. -Gngdids
SrSen mad Sapan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
CRIES FOR WORKERS.
Portion of Cotton Crop May
Never Be Gathered.

MEMPHIS. TENN. October 20-Tne
labor situation in the Mississippi valley
Is one of the serious problems confront
ing not only planting. but manufactur-
ing, interests and the courts are being
called upon TO close up an dives iu the
cities and drive all loitcrcrs therefrom,
iu order that there may Doe enough help
10 gather tho cotton crop and carry ON
manufacturing Industries. This step has
been taken iu Memphis. and reports from
prOprietors OF manufacturing establish
ments have appealed 90 the courts 20 smut
up all the low dives and stop the Illicit
sales Of whiskey. declaring that If this
is not done. the manufacturing plants
Will have 10 boz closed down.
At NlcksDurg. Miss, efforts have been
made 10 drive all the unemployed negroes
out OF the city and recently one of the
judges was asked to adjourn court and
let the negroes who We're on trial go to
the cotton fields and help gather the crop.
o. request with which he readily complied
The loss OK between two and three
weeks I'm the heart Of the cotton picking
season has made Me gathering Of the
crop q very slow process SO FAR. and
those who own plantations are doing
everything in their power to secure al
the help they can. There has never been
a time when the labor supply OF the Mis-
slssippi Valley was So inadequate for the
gathering OF the cotton crop. and with
continuance of recent uuflv0rabla
weather considerable portion Of the crop
will probably never be gathered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
pharmaceutical Supplies.

Consul f T. Young reports that Amefi-
can pharmaceutical products might easily
make their way in the markets In and
near Harput. Turkey. since the influence
OF the American missionary schools IS
such as 10 warrant this belief. lie writes
The leading phy sicians are Armenian
graduates OF the American missionary
schools and colleges OF OF some reputable
medical college Each important cenl'e
in this region is occupied by one or more
Of these physicians. All Of them are ac-
ouafnted With and use American pharma-
ccuficai products. The largest and best
equipped pharmacy here is the Euphra-es
pharmacy at Iiarput, which IS owned ava
conducted by tho American colony. \ COM
suitlng room has been fitted up IN con-
ncctlou with the pharmacy for the use
OF the city physicians Catalogues Of many
American manufaculrers Of surgical IN
strumcnts, drugs and pharmaceutical
goods are kept on file In this room, and
tho druggist in attendance Is charged with
the duty OF calling them 10 the alton
tion of the visiting physicians and drug
Elsts American firms dealing In these
supplies are requested 90 send their cat a.
logucs to the American Consul. Harput
Turkey FOR On" In the Euphrates phaT-
macy and other similar institutions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
BANKING NEWS.
Activity in Southern States
During Past Week.

Actvi-- 80 banking circles m Southern
states l- Shown hv the weekly report of
the io.a' branch ~ r. C. Dun d Go. New
state a.ns- private banks and trust COM
uar,es arr as follows:
The Baker county Bank. % Newton.
Ga. Carra SIS 90. D. C. Barrow. pres
iaert. a. b. Morris. vice-pres.dent: &. C.
Baes cashier
The Bank ~ Ochiocknec. CO. Paid cap
ital $1,000 Applied for charter
The Sale Cifv Bank. OF Sale city Ca
Petition fo~ c1arter. Paid capital. $1,000
Iue Bank of Oriental. y. G. Paid cap
ital $1,000 George II. Roberts. president;
J.. r. abe vice-president, J. W.
Miller. cashier.
Tho Bank " Rowlesburg, ". Va. Paid
capital $1,000 p. ". Carver. president,
Vs. b. Shock vice-presidcnt. J. a. Leg
geft cashier.
The Tnarmard Bank. OF Thurmond. w.
$50. N. D Th-rmond, president; c. C..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
To Omen Indian Lands.

yVAsHINGTON. October 20-The Cen
eral Land O:Ice ais i--lef -cAul.iIons Tor
opening the lands included ga the big pas
ture ia the former Kiowa. Comancho
and Apache Indian reservations in okla
homa They provide that sealed bids
stlI hs received from December 81 20
6tl. inclusive. % the Bawton. Okla. land
ollcc. wIcrc the bids VIII be opened De
ceuber 10Th.
rir laLCs are 90 he opened under the
homestead laws. and any person eligible
% acquire land under these laws may bid
for tile Indian lands. the minimum price
-. MDlnl IS ID be s. an ncre
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
Carpets to Go Up.

NEW YORK, October 20.-Carret and
rug manufacturers are now busily engag-
cd preparing their now spring lines which
viii be- opened. Il Is stated. on November
18th. According 20 reports in tho sec
ondarv market. sharp advances Will Ia
1cmed on many lines Of both rugs and
carpets. What will be done with regard
10 ingram lines IS not known. but IL is
believed that manufacturers cannot very
well demand any advance on these goods
Wing 10 the unsatisfactory situation
and the lack OF demand for ingram fab
II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
FARM VALUES
IN VIRGINIA

in nv Section is due principally g. diyif-
tue tile large farms ana selling u,u iu
l3- ard -f-arr. lots. upon which tarm
buildings have been erected
Warwick county Tho large increase in
value ~ farm lands is due to the growth
81 tae adi arent cities 20 Hampton and
Newport News, ami tt- consequent al-
vantage az home market for crops.
Washington county This part az tile
county Us adapted 90 raising live stoD b.
cattle. horses. sheep and hogs. grain.
corn. wheat and hay. Hence outsiders.
people on tile railroads. are Rmins iu and
buying. Then we have "a number OF good
colleges and high schools. whites attract.
Westmoreland county There ls Very
little land 70 SELL and II is hard o. buy III
AN. Prices range from 81 20 SD per acre.
no owner is anxious 20 sou unless fo.
division.
Wise county-1t IS almost impossible Co
bug farm land in this county 80 present.
OWING TO the great demand for farm
products and the unwIluusness oi owners
70 sell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
OPEN JAMESTOWN.
President Roosevelt Promises Mr.
TUCKER 10 Be Present

WASHINGTON. oct. 2t-p-oe,la-.,
Harry S. Geor-. Tucker. of the Jar..4-
Gown exposition. today called on prosf-
itnt Roosevelt AND notified Dim that Anru
z. roN- had t.en decided upon f0r The
opening ~ t.r exposition. President
i.n'-.tt gave Is promise 20 attend tic
.rrn ceremonies and 20 deliver an adj
Dress DO HN See accompanied on tie
occasion t Mrs. Roosevelt and his
daughter E.nel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
CAR SHORTAGE WORSE.
Condition at Chicago Approaches
Blockade-Rate Law Blamed.

CHICAGO. October 20-"The railroads
Of the country are uI against a stone
wall proposition I'm the matter of meeting
the demand for cars" declared an official
OF one Of the Eastern lines. and there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

largement OF its hotel capacity. There
are now four hotels here the principal
one being the Colonial Inn. There SIS
nothing colonial about tire house eN-
ccQt its name. u has been enlarged
and made new from cellar 20 garrett by
its present owner. J. Is. q. Spencer. bc-
ing practically rebuilt and entirely rc-
Furnished IN iste years. IL now has fifty
auartments besides offices. parors. re-
ception and dining halls Manager Spen-
ce~ has completed plans for further en-
lgrginE the Inn. and by the time the
jamestown Exposition begins 20 POUR
crowds into Wfllamsburg the Inn
roomins capacity WIN be more than dou-
The other hotels are the Williams
burg new. the Raleigh and the Cicy
Hotel and ali ara good hostelries. ai-
though small.
Magnificent School System.
Williamsburg may % said have the
vo-y best school system iu Virginia or
the South. a half decade ago the
public school was in bad shape and
wi,h only two teachers. IL was working
.n Kind of antagonism to the Model
and Practice School OF the William and
Mary College. when RI. Fl. y. Philips
was elected S'iper.ntsndeDt OF Public
schools for williamsburg he begun at
once o. make decided change Ga the
Order % things HIS good work is
shown ty the results. There are now
twelve teachers iu the public schools
white and coiovet There is q splendid
graded school for The colored people
and for the whites tle system comprises
"a high school. o graded school a model
and practice school and kindergarten.
10 % d Few wears ago william and
Mary College maintained a Model and
Practice Scrr1. separate and apart from
tre public school system Through the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

new and much larger passenger depot.
which is to hc completed before the oper-
ing next year % the jamestown EXPOSE
uo0 70 is said that this new depot IS
CD DO in Colonial style" and as such
WILL te revelation. and doubtless
peep'e VIII travel thousands O, miles 20
.srcrtain for the first time Just how the
'o.on.sts built their railway passenger
etauoos Ply tie way. the Chesapeake and
'rlo now has several hundred hands at
work ON tre double tracking Gre and near
t-e city, and t1e camps arc throwing
hundreds ~ dollars into the Golfers %
tle r7tsN merchants q Williamsburg
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-12-05

only disappointed in you" Her voice
quivered a little.
81 have suspected the chrysanthe-
mum girl of having moods" Arthur OBJ
served looking at her refectively. "a
fellow / know has different names for
her-Moonlight. White Rose. Laughing
Water, Gentleness, Beauty, Wisdom.
The fellow has admired her when she
was gay and when she was serious, but
never before has he seen her when she
was unreasonable"
The chrysanthemum girl shifted.
"Will you kindly explain?' added
Arthur.
II had always been so proud of your
strength of character" she began.
"The first time | ever saw you was in
a trolley car. You sat opposite me, and
when the car turned the sun shone
into your eyes. There was plenty OF
room on my side, where the sun
wouldn't have annoyed you, but In
stead of changing your seat you got up
and pulled down the curtain. l thought
to myself, There is man who will be
master of circumstances, no matter
what they are and"-
Rose stopped in confusion as she re-
membered other things she had thought
about this finely formed. handsome
young man.
"Go on" he said, leaning forward
with great interest. what else did
you tkink?'
"And now to find out that you are
nothing but a chameleon after all,
she walled.
"a what?" Arthur exclaimed In
amazement.
"a chameleon" she repeated tear
fully. "If you are on q brown leaf
you're brown; IL on a green tree ther
you're green"
"Well. green l acknowledge l am
for bless me If can see what you are
driving at"
"The other day when auntie was talk
ing about the sin of wasting your time
in dancing you said that you agreed
with her that when there was work tC
do folks ought to do 1T. You said yor
were not going to the masquerade fol
that very reason"
"Well, | didn't intend'-
"You said you had several hours
work at the office that night Ther
Grace Hereford came along and asked
you to go. and you went!'
There was a flicker of amusement OF
Arthurs face which Rose did not see
being too busy winking back unwel
come tears.
"NIiss Hereford had nothing to d'
with it, Rose" he said gently. Il wen
to work, as said. About O'Clock Mr.
Jones, the president, came in and SAT-
that if l could find Hasson and get hi
signature to certain paper and ge
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-12-05
Mr.. Arfur' S
Christmas Gift
. 6
By INA WRIGHT HANSON

copyright. 1905. by Mcclure. Phillips & Co ]
YENRIETTA, on the rug by the
- fireplace, was absorbed In her
occupation, which was putting
off all of Ariminta Eudella's 3
articles of wearing apparel and put
ting them on again. When the last
tiny garment had been adjusted to her
satisfaction she found time to look at
Mr.. Arfur. who sat by the window, a
picture of doldrums. With a regretful
glance at Evangeline Bell, who was
yet to be attended to, the small mother
arose and went over to Mr.. Arfur.
Resting one hand ON his knee, she gaz-
ed anxiously into his face.
The young man reused himself and
smiled down at the squarely cut locks.
the great brown eyes and dimples.
"Have you been bad, Mr.. ArfurT she
inquired solicitously.
II don't think | have been SO bad as
-the-bad man. Henrietta" he answer
ed, squeezing her small hand.
1--WE been good as an angel" she re-
marked modestly, so Santa Claus Is
going to bwing me anuver dolly in a
tooing cah."
'In what Henrietta
"a tooing cah," she repeated; then,
as Arthur failed to grasp her meaning,
she exemplified patiently. 'like Sister
Wose's what she takes you widing in."
"Oh, see! A touring car, you aris-
t0cratic baby. No more doll wagons
and go-carts for you, ehT he chuckled.
then grew gloomy again.
what do you want fob Kwismas"
something | am afraid can never
have in all this wide world, Henrietta"
He drew a long breath.
EFF you are good, Santa Claus
ITS entirely out of the old fellows
Jurisdiction, my pet"
The child gazed at him curiously.
ITS heart of fine gold that want,
Henrietta and only one person can
give 1t to me, and IL she won't, grille
"Is she a faiwy?" Henrietta's tone
was reverential. her eyes full of ex-
element
"The queen of them ALL"
"And has crown on?"
"Yes. crown of her own golden
hair, and her eyes are like brown vel
vet pansies. and she has the sweetest