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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07

The feverish desire for wealth which
leads man 10 wreck his health in
attaining il is less ignoble than that
which leads man to commit crime
for ia. Wealth can mean nothing good
20 any man if il does not bring him
bstter health. more wisdom and mel
lower spirit.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07

The political scalawags in Pennsyl-
vania. who art suing for libel, value
their regulations at the hundred thous-
and average. Probably because they
have so little left that they cannot
afford to lose any.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07
NMl FOR SALE iAi

am authorized to sell the valuable prop
erty belonging 70 the Rev. J. ~. Connolly,
situate on Severn River, about two miles
above Annapolis. containing THIRTY
ACRES OF FINE LAND.
The improvements consist Of Two Dwell
fngs. a Barn and other Ouf-Buildings, also
Boat House
The Carriages Boats, House Furniture.
etc. upon the place viii also be included il
the sale.
the broad Severn River, can be purchased al
reasonable price. Apply to
aIseod GEORGE I. MELVIN.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07

The arms Of the Cuban insurgents
have been thrown into the ocean.
The salvage corps Of some future date
may find them with the remains of
Cervera' fleet.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07

sir Thomas Upton announces that he
is going after the cup again. He las
had several experiences in being con
siderably "after" it at the finish.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07

THE Clansman should At least be
given credit for waking up Phila-
dephia. after many other means TO
that end had failed utterly.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07
FOR RENT.

STORE and DWELLING
No. I26 Main ST., opposite
Hotel Maryland. Best busi-
ness location in town. APP
ply at Capital Office.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07

The dog crossing brook who drop
ped his bone to snatch at the shadow
of it reflected in the water has many
parallel among men who sacrifice
health and happiness for money.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07

A Yale senior has left college to be-
come a furnace stoker at Upton sin
clair's colony. Those Yale seniors are
experienced in keeping things warm.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07

All the plain-clothes men Of the
New York police force have been put
in uniforms. Looks like a step for
the protection Of the public.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07
PROPOSALS.

DROPOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED Al rhk
4 Bureau Of supplies and Accounts, Navy
Department. washington. D. c.. sntii 70 q deck
A. NJ. November y. 1906. and puhiicly Dpened
Immediately thereafter. 70 furnish Il the Naval
Academy. Annapolis. Nd pneumatic arte-
aan-weli pump. Applications f2r proposals
should refer 10 Schedule 2f2. Biank pro-
posais win be furnished upon application
TO the navy pay Office. Baltimore Nd. or 70
The Bureau. II r B. HARRIS. Paynasfr,
G<neyal u. s. N. l0s-pg
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07

DROPOsAIlS WIN be received at the Bur
eau ofSuppiies and Accounts. Navy De-
partmenf. Washington. d. C.. until i0oci
q. m. November %. 1905, and publicly OPEN
Naval Academy, Annapolis. Md. q quantity
Of naval supplies aa follows Portland &C.
nlent, lime, window shades. Applications
for proposals should refer to Schedule 232-
Blank proposals VIII be furnished upon APP
plicatlon 70 the navy pay ONCE, Baltimore.
Nd, or 10 the Bureau. II. T. b. HARRIS.
Rarmaakex-Gene,al u S. M--Io-25-0a
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07
Cross lies Wianled.

The A w. g. b. r. Il. Company,
wants 2J. 900 good Chestnut or White
Oak Cross Ties, in either = IT,. or
standard lengths.
Will pay 4Jc. each for first.class
Chestnut Ties and 55c. each for first
class Oak Ties.
Specifications furnished upon request.
w. Il. SLAUGHTER,
o3lm Gensl Supt
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07

senator Morgan paid 500 20 secure
his reelection in Alabama. There 5
more difference than miles between
Alabama and Montana.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07

PROPOSALS Win be resolved IT LIE bureau
ofSuppiies and Accounts, Navy Depart
menf. Washington. d. G. until - o'cIoek .. n.
November 18th 1906. and publicly opened
Immediately tlereaner. 70 furnish az The
Naval Academy, Annapolis, sd. = quantity
Of naval supplies as follows Hardware
and tools, paints. &C, pipe and nttings.-
Applications for proposals should refer 10
Schedule n. Blank proposals viii be FUR
nlshed upon application TO the navy pay
office. Baltimore, Md. or 70 the Bureau
II. T. b. HARRIS, PArafAsrKR-GE SKRAE.,
U.e.N. 10-1596. 90
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07
N OTICE

take this method OF notifying the patrons
ofthe London s Lancashire Fire Insurance
Company and also that OF the Orient Insur-
auce Co, Tnat have been appointed agent
for both Companies. ANY one desiring any
changes or orders placed on the policies OF
either Company viii please call upon me
and Will cheerlully and Immediately place
such orders without extra Expense to the
assured. All renewals in these two Com
panfes Will be made by me.
j. G. WHEATLEY,
142 Prince Geo. St,
ol62m Annapolis, Nd
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07

shadow says the Navy will win
barring serious accidents. Look out
for accidents, middies.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07
NOTICE.
Emergency Hospital.
The Annual Meeting Of the Hospital Assoc
citation VIII take place
MONDAY, December 3rd.,

Al .. m, in the Council Chamber.
All persons interested IN the welfare Of this
very necessary and helpful Institution. and
who wish to have vote IN It's Management,
are invited to become members BY the
payment OF not less than $500 annually
and the enrolment OF their names by the
Secretary, Miss Randall, al her lone, The
Wing, Randall Place, any Evening after
November 18th. BY order Of
n5-st.w-td THE BOARD.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07

GOOD evening, Mr.. Mudd.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07
Gasoline and Oil Stoves
Repaired.

Work done 1t your home. Leave
your orders al No. 30 Randall street
JOHN EfOWA
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07
IRISH POTATOES.

Basket, at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 35c.
Bushel, at ............. .......... 75c.
One Ton, at ........'........... $50. 90
Delivered TO Cellar or Carrot II you wIsha
sample drop me postal.
ROY V. TYDINds,
o-22-Lm ST. Margarets, A. A. Co.. nd
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-07
me CAPITAL
RATEs oF ApNRRTIsINd.

entered al the Annapolis Postofnce ~ Sec
nnd llaas Mater
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-19
CLEAN YOUR SEED WELL,

Use Hero Grain Cleaner and take out
then Cookie Mill, and get your or;
don't have to take quarter of your crop dirt
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-19
SATURDAY, MAY 70, 1906.

The state ticket could be well balanced
without going outside the borders OF the oeVe''-
fh district How does this strike you!
Governor-Jake Jacobson, Lac Qui Parle
Lieut.. cow I'll. Goetzinger, Grant
Auditor-Geo III. Monroe, Stevens.
Secretary-Jul Schmahl, Redwood.
Treasurer-John Lancaster, Traverse.
Atty-Gen-E. T. Young, Swift
Herman Review.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-19
NJ ORRIS CITY MILLS
BRING YOUR WHEAT TO US AND GET THE
MARKET PRICE FOR ANY MILLING WIFE

Monitor Double Disc Drills guara1
Ito
made They equally satisfactory or
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-19

Starbuck Times:-We are gratifed to see
making in his race for secretary of State
There is nothing small about Julius insEany
view of the situation.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-19

Capt Chas c. Whitney, of the Narshail
News Messenger says Hon. Geo Somerv1lle OF
Brown county is the strongest canadate tor
governor among the seven named tor that posi-
ton, and predicts that either jacobson, Somer-
willie, Cole or Block will bring down the plum,
with fair chance for Secretary of State Hanson
as dark horse.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-19

Starbuck Times The consensus of opinion
in this county at the present writing to
be in favor of Jake Jacobson for governor. If
"Jake" is nominated he will land in the gov
ernors chair with thump that will sound like
& Frisco quake. A number of ''heelers" will
be distressngly Jared.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-19

Winnebago City Enterprise:-To man up
a tree, it looks as though the real fight for the
republican gubernatorial nomination will be
between jacobson and Lord. They the
candidates who have the most strength at pre-
sent, at any rate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-30
NarplanS Ghattcl 2uau NIociatipn.

$40 bis $500 ipersen ueriiebcu aMt Mbb.iu,
Eianus etc., ubue Gnticrnuna bericlhen.
Seit 1. Sunuar 1905 ~befiroen iih uf,iere Bfis
teanr ipieber In unferem alien GoiaIe,
Calvert Hutfbiug,
bcm @eri6tSgehduoe geecniibcr.
8immer Nr. 900, 23f, 1913 ~(siueiter SIur).
Gonnenirs fir @ef6iftSircunbe.
(gsob9, 1S.1&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-30
@eacn Bertha 8cilitcin's Tludlt.

Eittsburg. ga, 30. Sept. -
Sn Sol9c Ser gntbiilin9cn iiber sic
gcmcrfiteligrne ser Sll,ht Der Mut-
term0roerin Bertha 9eilltcin aus Il-
lcgbenp am lebten Snnntag iino aus
Der Girnont'iden Srrennnltalt fiinf
Mitglieocr OeS IuiiihtspcrlonolS
e~ntlalieu moroen. Cine @Grterin
rdlllntc Dem &erllcMmcn nad Gin, oaB
iie Sri. 9cilitein Den Shliiiicl 5u Ger
sur untcrcn Hettmngsleitcr iilbrcnocn
Sbiir gegcben uirb ibr audi @clo 5lr
Heiie nad Hep.Yort por9e'hoiien
babe. Der Superintendent ser sn-
Italt, Or. Senrp Sutdinion. lGbt in
@erp.9)orf Nadioridninsen nnh Scr
Sliihtigen aniteueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-30
Conn yanIt gcitprbcn.

81. 2ouis, 80. September. 49,
Inton gOluaro Sollt, better befnnnt
ais Conn 6auit, ser 0elmonico bon
ct. 2ouiS, lit gcltern Hndmittag nm
4 llbr in &ieSbaoerb 0elltidlono, no
er iih sur Sur %nufbielt, geltor6cn.
In icinem Sterbela9cr meilten lcine
Srolt, ieinc perbeirotbete Sodtcr,
Srou Mollie @innni, nno Sr. uno
6rau Noolpbus 9uih. Sr. Sauit
murOe am 3. Sanuar 1886 in Trcl.
ben gcborcn; 1858 fam CT nnd Sen
Ser. Staatcn, 5uerlt mad Dubuque,
3d., uno Damn nod ct. 2ouis, Wo.,
mo ct bis sum Sabre 1862 ais Stuf.
fatcur arbeitetc. Sm Sabre 1862
eroiinetc CT an ser Ode pom Srooo,
man uno GlmitraBc cine fleine Nc.
ltaurution, aus Der lid ollmablig GAS
mcltberiibmte Solllt'ihe 2otol cnt.
lpidelt bat.
Nahocm ser Ylot I'M Sabre 1877
bei'm 9ronoc ocs .Solltbern Sotel"
nicoer0cbrnmt mar, crridtcte Sr.
Snilit Gin pnloitortigcs @cbollOc, onS
CT nit cincS rieiigcn 0nhgartcn, ocn
erItcn oicier grt in oen Ser. Staatcn,
pcrlab. Gin Sabr ipGter ictte Sr.
6auit sic bioocren ct. 9ouiier IN Gr.
I%toilncn oiir6 sic G%infiibrltng c%lettri.
ider 9elcud)tnng permittellt cincs
oui Der Barrier allSltelllng gcfaui-
ten apparotcS, nno nit Stolj mics
cr nod IN ipGtercn SSohrcn oornui
bin, Dab CT tbntiGhlid) ser Gritc gc-
mele en-, Der bier cleftriid)e @cluld)i
tnng cingeiiibrt bat.
&r. Ialllt binterlGbt nllbcr lcincr
Srau orci &inoer. Ser Gltelte Sobn,
6. q. Snuit, lit nit elmer Sod)ter Don
AoolpbuS @uld) pcrbciratbct nnN
5%lueiter Tice-ErGiioent ser anbeuicr,
@uih = 9rauerei. Scr 5meite Sobn,
q. u. Sallt, lcitet ons Sauit'ide Gta'
blilicncnt, uno Die Sodter, Srol,
Mollic @ionni, lebt leit ~l1ngercr 3eii
lpieOcr bel ibren Gltern. &r. Saul
gdborte ji oen populdriten @iirgerr
Der Stoot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-30

botte bier cine 8eifminoigfcit bon
GO Meilcn in Ser Stun0e. Gin Sbeil
oca Geife8, meldcr crridtet luorbcrt
mar, llnt baS Sort Gegen iold)e
Stiirmc 81 idiibcn, iol gebrod)elt
ieir. Gin bier mIongenoer Giien'
bobn5rtg bro6tc sic Nafridt, boB
Gopt. Sobnior. ser @ddter oes
Sorn Sslono<2cudttburmS, iomic
oelien 6rou unb Sodtcr %crtrunfcn
icier. Ger 2eudJtt6urm ioa ing
Mecr binousgcipoihcn morben iein.
Capt. Barter bon Dem bel Sorn
SSlon0 untcrgcgangenen Sdooner
rGoiip" bcridtet in Scronton, CT
utb feline Wonnidoft ieien ans
2onb gei6pommen uno boben iid)
Dor bcm itcigenocn @oIicr olf sic
9Gume fliiftcn miiiicn; elmer iei CT.
"trrtfer, in6cm ser @inb i'm bonn
@oumc bcrluntcrnebte. SottieSburg,
Wiii., ioQ cincn S6o6en bon $500,
600 erlittcn ba6en; baS Scucrbcpar.
tement mllBtc Srolten uno &inoer
oila i6rcn @obnungcn retten. Son
9roofboucn fontmt sic Nodridt,
BOB olf Der nWtiiliilippi- Central.
9o6n" cine 2ofonlotipc nno cine
aa6iiic in cine tiefc Iusmoidung inn
gabnoomm itiir5ten, nobel flint
3lgbcOienitetc perIcbt muroen, oo.
bon orei lc6ensgefGbrlid. Pm
ioaen bie Siitten Der
Negcr in ocn 2onOoiitriftcn BON
0tiiitiiippi mitaeuommlen worben
fem.
SIM Miiiiiiippi Sounb.
SedS Eerionen ertranfen inn Wtii-
lililppi Sounb, odt groBc mo 30
tleinc Segclidiiie gin1en infer uno
Ship Sslano, @nt SSlono unb Sorrl
SSlano iuoren inter 8aiier. Sic
VunOcS GuaralltGne L. Station ouf
'Sbip SSlano mllrOe idluer beidG.
oigt, urtb oilf DEM ScitIonoe belGuit
Der S6aoen iif auf $t,0O0,OOO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-30
Sin uSntcruicu" nit Warf Siuaim.

Sin ySntcrDtcU" NIT Wtarf Siuatit.
GincS Cages iud)tc, mic Der o@il
9loS" er5Gblt, Gin &eportcr Marf
Spoin IN scr Mblidt olif, i'm ilbcr
GirSclbeiten icincS SomilicnlcbctS
oltSSrforidcn. Sinh Sic Dos Elm.
5i0e ainb? Sobcn Sic @riiocr u,b
SdpcItcrn? lcitete or cin. .Gs lit
mir lci6cr unmoglidl mid boron SIT
criuncrn." r@ic? mo lit bieies
@ilOrib sort an ser @onb, bos Sb-
nc1 70 ouBeroroentlid) Gbnclt. nid)t
cin gilo S6rcS @ruoerS?" vId) ia,
iebt gcbt mir cin 2idt olli, CO lit
@iuion,, ser ornlc @in, mic man i'm
81 ncnnen p%flcGtc." nSbn 5ll ncrtncit
pilc1tc? SIT or bcnn tobt?" DC
nib, ober piclmcbr ih ncbnlc Dies
an. GS lit cine gebcimnibpolle ga.
fe. @ir iuorcn 3piQin9e, Scr Ser
itorbcne unb id, GincS Cages, mir
iuoren follm 5mci @ohcn oft Der
touidtc mon ms I'M Babe, nnb eis
ner bon inns lit c~rtrunfcn, mir iuiiien
,,id)t, mer cs mar; sic cincn glo1lben,
Gill, sic onbcrcr. id ici cs gcmeien;
ober iett mia id Sbncn Gin @ebeinl-
nib io9en, boS id) bis belltc nod Nie.
monbcn onpcrtrout babe: Giuer bon
inns trltg ein icbr iidtborcs Werfmol
oitf Dem linfen Sonhriidcn; bos mar
i6 unb bicics &inb gerobc lit CT.
t%runfcn 49," Ger Snterpicuer botte
bel NicIcn @ortcn lmouffGaia ieincn
SUIT acrtonlncn mo lhlih iid) rid
pdriS 5itr Sbiir binolls; er iiird)tetc,
Der MobnIinn bcS beriibmten Mon.
i'eS lpilrbe olSbolo in einen Cob
lrht$onfau miSbre6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-30
2Obnc Der Teniteralas . SmSnitric,

Eittsbure, Ya., %. Sept. =
aui ocn nGfitcn Gienltas lit bier elmo
ulgemeinc Seriummluna Scr 6eniter.
alas . 6nbrifanten bes 2anoeS oll9e.
iett morben, in welder bie 2obnbe.
bingum9en ocs neutrality-suspicious. mGb.
reno oes nGtyiten Sabres ieItgeieti
merocu iouen. Die Angcitellten ieben
Dem gusganac Der Gonieren5 nit
Spanmnng ~cntaegen. peil oauon ab-
bdn9t. Of lire 2obne erbobt oocr Der
obgeiett meroen. Aaes Oeutet ihou
oaranf bin, Dab Die arbeitsiaiion
ipGt a"nianaen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-30
Nnac6lidIer StaOtraibs Yuuolc.

st. SouiS, no, 30. Sep. -
Gie bieiige @rano.Surp erbob (bellte
Nnflagen uegen Gobert W. SnpOer
aus aanios Gitp mrgen annabme
Don gelted)ung anldBlih Der FoiIi,
ru1g Ser Gon5eilionsbia fir oie
.Gentral Traction So" %ieitens oeS
StoOtratbS i'm Sabre 1899 un0 9e-
gen Oas iriibere StaOtratbSmitglieO
6reoerid s.. lltboft mclber iebt in
Senuer mobnt, megel meineioiger
Ausia9e in oerielben angclegenbeit
Dor ser @rnnOs Sllrp i'm Sabre 1902.
Die grbcblung ser gnflnge erfolgtc,
nofoem iid) lltboif belltc Ser 8rano-
Sllrp geItellt uno iid) 5mei StunOcn
BON ibr bate u%ernebmen %loIien. lit
boil iel6it mllroe perbaitet, aber &C.
gen cine 9iir9ihoit bon $4,000 mic
Scr alf ireien Sub geiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-30

Inf II mmegcn. - Irou: yGS
ut ood) lonoerbor, bob feiner bon oen
Ilingen Serren Tim uniere Mmalie oll-
balten mill" - Wonn: ,Gos lit bod,
totiirlid, "a Su mir nidt crloubIt,
LANCER oils bis 5cbn llbr Mbenos meg
5i'blelben = oa glouben Tie, es miro
Sbnen ipotct atd 10 oeben?"
VI ldt 9. a.: Ser Gerfauf lit
ollo perIcft, obcr MIN ioacn Sic mir
mol, mesbolb Sic nGbreno Scr @e-
Iprehlng inlmcr cine iolhc 9eiten=
bittermine 5nr Sdou t%raacn?" =
@.ivSie infcrirtcn bod), Sic mollten
MIR NIT ernitbaftcn &eieftonten per-
hnnbeln."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-30
GOnuent bcs Yonng Men's Snititmtc

indianapolis, Sno., 80.
Septem6er - Sn ser bellte bier o6-
0e6oltenen S6lubiiblrng 0es GIT
prcme : Gonpcnts OeS nOoung Wen's
SnItitute" mllroc 2ouispiQe ais nGd)-
tier GonucntSort 9cwdblt. Die BE.
omtcnpablcn reiultirtcu, mic iolgt
Supreme = &aplan Gr5bii6oi Woller,
Cincinnati; Supreme = BrGli0ent g.
s. Maben, @urefn, Sal; erlter GU
preme : SiccsErGliocnt s. s. &eogb,
Nem.Dorf; 5pciter Supreme Sice-
YrGitoent 5. ). Suuipan, louisville,
&p.; Snprcmc SetrctGr s. u. Slin-
ger, indianapolis; Supreme dnb.
mciltcr 3. 5. Gulinnn Eittsburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-30
Gin Seiterfcits . e o

Gin Seiterfeits Gr o 70.
@ieu, 30. Sept.-@inen unbea6-
iidtigten SeitcrfeitS. @rfolg bat Scr
&oriiber ser gegenmGrtig bier ta9en-
ben Geriammlung oes @elnmmt-
pereinS ser ocutidcn @eididtS- uno
Iltertbums -Sereine, Scr preuBiide
Nrhip-0 ircftor @oillcu, ~cr5iclt. Sci
Dem feitliden Gmpiona, meld)er berl
8elebrtcn I'M Gotbbous bereitet mltr.
DC, belt 9niaelt cine 9onfesrebe, in
rpelAer CT penn Sbcrbiirgcrmeiiter 9r,
2lleeer cinen boben Sribut ser Nncr'
fcnnlln0 3ollte. IN bicier Gebe obcr
p~eritieq lid @oiacll 6n9lcif 3u Der
9cbouptitng, BOB @cididtSliIgen
ni6t BON Siitorifcrn nuagingen, Ion-
bern bon 3eitltn9cn. lle6er 0ielen
NuSiprild) moNt man lid ollgemeln
lultiA itnh Der prcuBiide Ird)ip'Gt'
RECTOR mlB in Der Erelic i6rn1li6
Spicbriltbcn Lauren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-30
Eolf's MarSlanS, SeIaiuarc uno
Siltrift Columbia
2crifun nnS 0eidGfts MSreRbndl
1907
lest TIM Gutlteben begrtfieu.

lest TN Nntftebcn be9ftfitn.
Ictien bier Sabre mad mnb reprdfcntirf oieie
Gfaatcn. pie ite bcuie fino. IS cntbdIt bic s.a'
n,cn bcr @cidldits. nno Serufslcute nno stne
Elite Der Tarmcs In teoer Stapt, Sciun, Sorf
uocr Hicocriaiung, init ether bolen gelfret'
bina eines ieben EInte5 uno cine fIaffiiSirte
Nalrrisl:fte utter Dem 9itel ieher ein6eliten Ses
ltlfts. nocr SernfsTIaiie.. IS III Sies Iiir cine
9'udbes. oGs pielfdltiee Information User .W,arb'
Lamb. SeInirare mo ben .Siitriit Columbia
hrirqt, Aenn sic @eibafte In aenarnten Stdd'
ten tnIicitireu, lit Nie5 odS ri6ttae Wcbiiiri.
IS niro iib %be5obIen, no ons 2erifon cine orobe
uno peitperbreiteie 9irfuIation baben miro.
IreiS 5000 prp @rcmpiar.
In5eiaen : 9iatei nrt Griuden.
". &. H0li 4 Co., SerIeqer.
Nr. 957 bis $50. GaiDert. 0ebGnbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-30

Id)ieben uno flaren 9uges porlpGrtS
ifreiten sur trellen S%ollen0ung ocS
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nor Con @en3olo sc Gueiooo, Der
cubaniide @cianote in @oibington,
bat Der propiioriihen Hegierung bon
Cuba icine &ciignotion 5ugeionot,
Con Gueiooo murbe 1902 pom Yrd-
llocntcn Galmu crnannt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-01-24
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JAN. "a. 1906.

OPP osITIoN is very naturally develop
ing To the scheme of Commissioner
Koiner, OF Virginia, who proposes TO
bring pauper labor from the slums Of
London 10 work on Virginia farms.
Those from the sums OF any great city,
aud Of London especially, are not likely
10 supply the grade of persistent energy
that is needed for farm work. That type
Of citizen popularity known in the rural
sections as the "hObo" constitutes a
large percentage ofthe able-bOdied popu-
lation of the city slums; and the t rmers
should have learned long ago that the
hobo is not looking for work. On The
contrary, he is hunting fDr food. lodging
and sleep along the line of least resist
ance. There should, however, be some
rscticable method oftrrniDg desirable
class of immigration to Virginia and
tie southern farms. ms type OF lm-
migrant must be sought, however, in the
rural sections of Europe, aud not in the
cities and towns. The tOwn-bred man
and woman, when they do take TO farm
life, generally enter upon it with an en-
tire misapPrehension of circumstances
conditions and surroundings. The isola-
tion is apt TO soon pail upon them. 1t is
only the farm bred that can be depend
ell apop, as a general rule, to meet the
exActions of farm work unflinchingly to
the years e nds. These know beforehand
the aroma of the barnyard and understand
that the sun shines hot in the harvest
field.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-01-24
Loss BY Flood.

Great damage WAS done by food to
the tracks of the Norfolk and Western
Railway west of Marion Monday. The
Marion and Rye Valley Branch lost sew
eral bridges, and dirt fills were washed
away. The long curved bridge span
ming the Holston river was demolished
and the track for some distance washed
away.
A dam belonging to the Glade Noun
tain Lumber Company, at Atkins, broke,
releasing a large supply of logs which
swept everything in their path. The
tracks were submerged at several points
west of Rural Retreat, and trains were
caught between washouts and spent the
night in several feet of wster. A heavy
landslide blocks the track near Atkins
Bridge. 1t will take several days TO re-
pair damages aud all trains have been
annulled.
The village of Wills, loca'ed 10 miles
east of Blue6eld, on the New River d.
vision, was almost swept away by the
food that came down Upon it from the
hills. Only three houses are lett intact
in the village. No lives we're lost, the
inhabitants having received ample warn
ing, and made their way to the highlands.
The passengers in train No. 2, which
plunged into six fee! Of water near Luz
rich last night, were forced to swim out.
The fireman and engineer narrowly es-
capped drowning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-01-24
Virginia News.

Mrs. Mary Belfeld, widow OF r. G.
Bel6eld, aged about Is years, died yes
terday in Warsaw.
A marriage license was issued in
Washington yesterday to Charles 5.
Hunter, of Fredericksburg, and Jessie
Boyer, of Orange.
Charles B Lockhardt was acquitted
in Richmond, yesterday of the charge OF
atlem pied criminal assault upon the
person of Miss Gertrude Brown.
1t is reported that the President will
appoint State Senator Noel TO the posi-
ton of marshal of the Western District
of Virginia. to succeed Brown Allen.
The board of the Jamestown Exposit-
ion held its annual meeting in Norfolk
Yesterday and reelected all of the old
officers of the company for the ensuing
year, and with H. ST. George Tucker,
president.
The Richmond social clubs received a
hard blow in the police court yesterday
when Justice Crutchfeld fined the man
ayers of two of them 5000 each snd SEN
fenced them to four months in Jail for
violation of the law.
Governor Montague addressed the
Virginia Horticultural Society al MIR
phys in Richmond yesterday. Roads.
schools and immigration were discussed
A large number of prominent fruit
growers were 10 attendance.