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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
BARTON HEIGHTS
Hiss Gillio Bowie has returned to her nome
otter n pleasant Visit TO friends In Carye-

Hiss Gillio Bowie has returned to her nome
after q pleasant Visit to friends ~ carye e
brook. FAY FL b zs8t !, r, \,
In Norfolk. has eturned. . y, Z, !.
* Mrs. J G. b W ison. who has been vls1tIns
Mrs J.. II. strlnger.5 OF .Monteiro. Avenue has
returned to hcr homo In Petersburg. a,557
Mr. +. A. Ward and daughter Miss drace.
who have been visiting his daughter. Mrs.
Charles Pratt have left for q visit to- h1orida ,
q friends and and relat,yes In North curolina.5
Mr.. and Mrs, r r. Duggan. OF Poe Street,
has returned to his homo in Huntlngton'
Mr. and Mrs, Charles McGarry Of WASH
ington are visiting Mr. and NJ RS. a. = Z.
MIS- Miss Mabel alnn Of North Avenue, Is
spending the week with relatives in. studley,
Miss Leota Davenport OF York street, IS
visiting friends In Newport News. q: 3. y,
visiting sitIs her friend Miss Golde Dickens. Of
Mrs.. r. AZ. IIaughton ana daughters, AVIS
and Vernon, have returned 70 their nome ~
warwick 3corhty after q pleasant visit at
Mr.. Nv, L. Arnory's Of North Avenue. Z, 4.
Mrs. y. q W. Yarbrough. who has been visit
Ing In Newport News has reiurn 1,s nome hn -
been visiting Mrs. A. *. Perkins. has returned
Miss Evelyn 4 sh,rls. Of Glendale. who has
been visiting Miss Ida Lee. OF Miller AVe' i'
Miss Miss America 'seay, Of Shores. Fluvann
county, who has been Visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Charles G, Rady, Of North Avenue has re- r.
Miss Ada \ Darroe. who has boon Waiting
MISS Bertha Harding. Of Barton Avenue. has
returned to her homo III Washington.
Mrs. Zach strnger OF Portsmouth la. the
guest OF Mrs, J. =, stringer, Of M fd1
Miss zalda Yorrell, Of Monselr0 Avenue ia
Mrs Garrett. % Washington. Is visiting
Mrs. j. IL II. Atountcastle. q w .537E6.
Miss Nora Yorrell, OF Sabot Island. Ia Yls-
ting Mira A, r, Perrin. Of Montero Avenue.
Miss Nellie Vaughan, who hns been visiting
here. hns,returned to her homo In PETERSBURG ",
Mr. M, III Sydnor. OF hlmb Avenue, is tyls-
lting In North caro- INA, 5 9 u s5
Mr.. s. .. Self, who has been visiting IN
Baltimore has returned home.
Miss May lIaupt. Of Virginia Avenue: has
left for an extended visit to friends In PENN
sylvania, @ 81 6gss e. 4
Mrs, Nj. ~. smithers OF Griffin Avenue, has
| returned to her home In King and Queen.
Miss Gladys Saunders. Of North Carolina.
Is visiting her aunt Mrs. $, y. jones. OF
Luck Avenue.
Miss Jeanette Jones, OF Chesterfield Is the
guest OF Aias Mary Jones, OF Luck Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
D. CIRCUIT
I APPEALS Sits ITS
Two Opinions Handed Down and.
4 Richmond Case Argued
e g and Submitted. S}y3


Thes tinted States Circuit Court % "a ppe e
reconyened yesterday morning at II o'clock.
with Circuit Judges uoff and l'rltchard and
District Judge lloyd In attendance. 4
The court announced lts opinion In the fol.
lowing ,cnses: g5 81 q s Il,
II Southern hallway Company. rnintif IN err i
rof, W. Ernest rnomhson. by his guardian y,
Garland a. 1'tomnson. defendant IL error; IN
error 10 The Circuit Court mt Ashtvillc. N. g.
Opinion by Judge Cor. Reversed and cause
rcnanded to tho State COURT !, &. 4, "a
Humber Comphny ct oil appeees appeal from
the Circuit Court At leigh n. " opini ~
ilianded for further proceedings. ", I'll !.
Tho cnse q ncli!nond Stanaa "a sae,e,, sp, vs
lhs District Court 81 Ki5fn'ond,, ARGUED n, BY
j. Tnnd Wellford for tho appellces and sub 3
y. Court adjourned Until this morning at u
r1nrle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
Mrs ). IT. Nance IN College street, Mar

Mrs. j. I. Nance In College street Mar
tinsvillc. ..53 i "a
Mrs. Edward N. Newman is the guest
of relatives HI Lynchburg y Il Il ssl
6 Mrs. William II. Mccarthy. OF Rich
3mond, and her daughter Mrs Carson,
OF Riverton, Va, who have been spend
Ing a few weeks at Bickroe Beach. nave
gone to Buffalo Llthia Springs for 2
lengthy stay .s S III s$s!5 IS
Dr. i. 9W, a1aybeo spent last sunday II
Mnrtinsville. il3 4. y A. q,
Miss Mary seay Is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs, g. q Az FOX. M N'ewnorrt
News. i $ 5ig5 q rs III 8t5 " M 3
The University Of " Virginia will ccls--
3bratn Its one hundredth anniversary on
January 20, 1919. iii 4.
4. Miss Mabel aynn, Of North Avenue.
Barton Heights is spending the week q t
studley. Hanover county, 81 4 =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence sycle have
gone to Atlantic City to spend the res
m i 'rlt'' q +, the the sumner II. e .,
Mr., Edward Z, Callahan has returned
to his 5lome&in Philadelphia after "a de-
llghtful trip to Richmond and Old Point = pint
Comfort, M! n d a{ft VA ~ .8F5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
CHESTNUT HILL AND ].
HIGHLAND FARk

Misses Mamie and Agnes Sitterding,t OF
Chestnut Hill. left last Saturday, for New
York, where they win spend a few days. Thoy
viii sail Tomorrow for Europe The Misses
Stterding have quite n number OF friends IN
Holland, and they VIII make q tour OF tnnt
country In an automobile. M &
Mrs,' =, " Rennie and daughter, Miss Ruth
Rcnnlo, Of Fourth Avenue. are the guests Of
relatives In GAINESVILLE. va,
Miss Resale 6hatsr, OF Third Avenue loft
last Monday Ter ltapidan, va, whero she
Will DO the guest OF Miss Mamie Holiday,
Miss Dlixabsth Wright and brothers, Of
Nswport News. are the guests OF their aunt,
Mrs W. w. Layne, OF Second Avenue.
Miss Maude Harvey has returned to her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
MANY Going to SWestha1npton.

Dates for the exclusive use OF the picnic
Sas, IN FsT 5s
weeks Passs pook5ns
ample assrI room room q enjoy the beausful danes uxIe
every afternoon from 70 .GS h * o N ta sRe
Ing tho little ones for a ridegon the kind and
patient donkeys in The park, Both ne plcnhIc
t abiss ana benches, and the large pavilion,
With Its smoothly polished dancing floor
are the coolest places ono can hnd 70
00yS ly5-t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
sSt, Leo's Moonlight

The annual MOONLIGHT excursion to be run
sfasr III pHsss'ess pss sSs
jPocahontns viii leave the wharf promptly "a t;
s:l5 O'Clock. rhe committed having tho affair
eharge, \, made " the foI}o%hIg ses
j. Meyer A. III. Fethaus F,J Gerr! ne. y ohm
b Bllley, Herman n Bite. a. s, kranlt sky and
H. -. Ovornann E5S sEtg.G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
Negro Congress a. o-t1ight.

REPRESENTATIVES, Of tile Negro Oh rattan Con- I.
e attend tho gsea mass meeting e Pc held e
III the Second nartlat Church to- NJ gntss Key
pliers viii record he proceedings. r.. Garland
PENN the great colored oSncn tor WILL not le
present but his place Will DO ken by Prof..
EnNHlt1H "A tln
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
Outing to West Point,

The annual Sunday- school picnic Of ChIlst
Episcopal Ghurci, will 80 to West Point Fri-
ceivo their Tickets last Sunday can secure
then, from the Sunday school superlntend is,i
leave s;l5 4, n, |; returning WILL leave West
Point 100 r, NJ NJ 3si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
Improve Hygeia Hospital

Tho IIygeia Hospital, belonging 10 pr. ].
Allison Hodges, win be closet from next Mon.
day until September let IN order 70 allow OF
the building being greatly enlarged - III |,
garden will tbc placed on he bulk ling for ti,S
pleasure rs the bout ten aa
will be fitted Sup with every modern feature
and detail. "a. M IA f q
the1work, which Is to bio start ed at once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
Chestnut Hin Lawn Party.

the hoine Of Mrs X,i. Warren. No. 500 Third
Avenue, Chestnut Hill, this evening from 9 y
viii bo devoted 70 tho roctory fund Of y.
Marks Church, Everybody Is invited 10 be
present TO help IN tho Gauss, f 5a Y ) h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
Poems You ought Ia lif1o,,'

Whatever occupation ind however crowded your o
With fall least few minues every
retreshent inner life With bit Charles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12

Mr. christopher Pierce, Of Pittsburg,
Ia. spent a few days In this city recently
on the way to his old home in North
CAROLINA where he will visit relatives
for several weeks. Mr.. PierA formerly
lived In Richmond, Z but went to Pittsburg
over q year ago. !. y sfs VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12

Mrs. Pannill Rucker, OF 3iartlnsville
entertained at bridge whist friday morn
Ing in honor Of Mrs. Harry x. Hodges
of this city. ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Q. Chandler have re-
turned to Newport News, f1ter a Visit
to Richmond. X, "a q
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27
Sie endIif6en mil

Die ensIif9en Milis
t~GrbebOrOen bei6Gftisen fi4 sesenz
pGrtis nit einem eigenartigen 1au.
Gin iunger Mann, bet als Hefrut in
elm irii6es Resiment eintrat, fu9te
balo barauf ieinen Maior i'm Oienit It.
raum auf unb t6eilte nit, baB er
eigentli9 Qeutndnt in benz &eeiment
Gonnausbt &asers lei. @r babe in
bem ge1annten Resiment pG6renh oes
fibafrifanii9sn &rieses als Sergeant
gebient unb lei CUR 8elobnung fir
feline Sapferfeit gum 2eutnant befDr=
bert porben. Die SteGung als 2sutz
nant. babe er auf bic Oauer tpeaer
Mansels an Mittelu nidt bon balten
fOnnen. Seine 8itts. tpieber Ger
aeant tperoen Su biirfen, lei abgef6la=
gen tporben, unb er babe ii9 besbalb
aenOtbist seieben. urlaub gu nebmen
nnb pG9renb bieies urlaubs in elm
anoeres Regiment pieber als Refrut
ein5utreten.
- II Inter en-, ginorud Der
&ataltropbe bon GOurrieres bat ii9
bic DIRECTION Der ftaatli9en @ruber
mn bonGroif6en 2tmburg enti9lpfen,
Ghnliae Observation-Disclosures gu
treffen, pte fe in ben fpeitfGlii9en
SrubenbeSirten befteben unb ii9 10
por5iigli4 bepGbrt baben. 9egen>
apGrtis nimmt elm houdnbif9er Snsss
rielr an benz MusbilbungsfurIus Ell.
mr Rettungsmannf9aft in 8u9um
She'll, um fpdter cine dbnlide Orsani=
fation fir bus limbursii9e @rubenz
gebiet ms 2eben au rufen. Die boil
ldncH4e DIRECTION ber Minen bat
glei9aeitis bic 4nf9affung Der III
Weitbeutf4ldnb our @erpenbune fome
msrben S4ubausriiftInsen bei9lufs
fen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27

Der unb ma&te gorfdldse unb per'
orbnete, tpie bic beiben !9errf9aftrn IN
10 elmer Sommerfrif9e leben follten.
Wobl ober libel mubte Qbolf alp
barauf einge6en. limb er that ss
pie Elm sunaer Munn. ST tlagte
ni9t mebr iter ben Maneel an @elo,
er bat nur iein Srau, fi9 ettpas m
Der 1mgegenb umauieben.
Ginsn pollen Sag tpartete lie nod
ab, bann that tie, a1s fibre lie fpsr
peib pobin. Sn Dirtli4teit freili9
blieb lie in Der Staot uno ma4te
nur gang tleine sebeimnisDone gs'
iorgungen.
@benbs ersG6lte fe bann, ME
f4per es fei, ben re4ten Dirt gu I'm
ben =
Sbrem @atten fiel bas ni4t duf.
gr freute fid, bab iein llrlalb 10
nabe mar, unb sing nod nal 10 per-
gniist bur9 bic Welt. Gr trOitete re
fosar: u2aB nur @rete! nebermors
gen bin ia ia frei. ga ge6e i4 oann
nit Dir, uno mir peroen i4on et|
mas finben."
Iber bag rl1ebermorgen" bra9ts
i9m cine gnttGuf9ung, benin ietne
Trau tam unb fam ni6t mad 9aus,
ltnrubig unb in Mnsit pdnoerte sr
burh bic 3immer. I3nei Stunoen
mars i9on iber bic 3eit.
va enbli9 = Elm Selegramm.
9aitig rib er ss auf.
rNabm faliden 3us. Bin Spins>
minbe, 8abnbof. 9rete."
@r f@tarrte Dor fid bin. Damn
absr iprans er bO6: lin 8ottss
piGen = lie bat ia fem @efb!" limb
fie mar 10 dngftli4, 10 bilflos, fpenn
tie alein mar %.
3af9 battle er cas- Rursbu9. Got.
lei 0ant, es sins nod Elm 3us :.
Damn cine Sepeihe r8abnbof laz
gernb, brinsenb!" = unb bin fubr
er bura ben milbsn, tpunberi3Onsn
Qbenb, ibr na9, na9 Spinemiinos.
Sn brei Stunben mar er BEL ibr.
9iebeppn i6lob er lie in feline Irms.
r&inb, ainb = pie mar bds nur
m0gli62! ga, fomm III ins !9otsl,
bab Ou Did srbolft!!"
Sic lG4elts. Die Sotels pdren
ale poa, 4bolf. Sd tppbne pripdt."
rS4ao't ni9ts! Sir cine Na9t-"
- Die 2eute MOLTEN nur fur =
elm @O6el!"
r@ber &inb!" Gr rang i9on pies
Der bic 6Gnbe. nWie folen mir oas
bs5a5lsn9!"
sd babe bod bon gapa bas 9slb!"
r4ber Die Mietbe! !"
Sd i9miegte lie ii6 eng on ibn.
Sd i9reibe ibm. er mO4te lie aus
legen ="
u@bolf!" 8ittenb traf i'm tbr
Bid. sd hab's i4On getban.'
limb hd er Dor 8erpunberunJ
i6pisg: .Wfi9 pirb er i&On ni9t
ma6nen. l1nb bier it's 10 idOn'
10 i9Dr
Sa Sdmmsrte .es linn. raliO, in
cine 5ane bdit Ou mid -"
sic Iieb Jpn ni4t ausreoen. sic
fiiBte unb briidte i'm unb beri&lob
fbm ben Munb.
limb bdnn bfieb er. Grit bic eins
@o6e, Die er ntd& umionft be5ablsn
polte, unb bann nod cine nnb npd
cine, neil ibm fem S4piegsrpater
febr bringenb Daau rietA.
Iur, bab uu9 bic sanH @urberos
BE slei9 an Ort unb Stele mar, bas
sing INN mod iebr bura ben &opf.
Mber = .r forf6te ni4t mehr. @r
bate bas @efiibl, bob er nit ieiner
&lugbeit babel mi4t gut abf4nsiOen
tonne -.
80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27

Atine u~nferer tdsIiden 3eitunsen
VI nabm neulid bic @elesenbeit
mabr, lire 9eier seasn bic bieIen
yidnel reid tperben" Yldhe su ipar>
men bic iest Dem YubIitum 10 promi<
nent Dor Musen sefabrt perben. Sic
8eituns fast meiter bab Die 8erlpre<
dunsen ueIde semadt ueroen ni9t
oerart fnb bas gertrauen bon @elbs
S~npeitoren su fdern. Sin epar @onto
nit biefer tarten @efeufdaft piro sus
berIaifs in fiir;erer Belt srobere Gin>
FINITE brinaen ais al Die Ylane auf
welae Der &ebafteur biuruies, unS es
beftebt fein 3meiiel iber bic Si9erbeit bes
2apitaIs nod Der Stnfen, rusI4e beibe tets
na& &uni9 gu baben ftno. Sbr Spars
Gonto lit tpilfomnten.
The INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
xapstaI. .....-.. $1.000.000.00
usberi4ub ......... 8A6yOO.W
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27
@uter Grentt.

0uter gresit uirb bfters erboIten oura Benutnn@
BON etnem tuenig ~9ebprgten @elees, peld3es ste let@f'
In Elm paar Rnnaten 5uridbejablen f6nnen, pbne
befen Sic nod tiefer belaftet peroen. Bir Ieiben
iino Niemanb brSnnt su piHen, oos SIC es sebprsi
baben, oenn nniere @eihdftsbanoluneen tne fren9
Bertrauensiaheu. Bon $40 bis $500 leihen MIR an
R6beIn, xiGnps, Gubriperfe, etnridtnn9en, Eager
bauseGuittrngeu uno anoeres perionli9es eisenf9unl
obns baFe!be t1sssnnesnasI;: ShIs 3aaIunesn tge z q
bic m54eutlihe 3abIuns an elmer, AHieibe BON $50
fir 30 Aphen. Nnoere 8etr6ge In einel aleinen
Eerbdltnib. GnIeihen tperoen IN allen zbeilen
Der steet esmadi, ioiuis N Sssa0P auo
~tinsnife, lebanon, Rpblespine, @reeneafle nno aleH
onberen Crten BON Snterurban 8nbneu berhbrt. Bon
pber telephone NpplitatipneH erhalten prpmpte BE
a4tun9. @eun STE @elo ben6thtgcn 10 julien oie
oa! unten toIsenbs gormaIar aus. i9nsiosn Sls 6
uiro BET Sbneu pprfpreten.
4amen.
Satin Rame.
Strabe uno Summer
Stabt.
$500.
8etrae sepiniht.
Ran ipre4e Dor ober i9reibe an
Snbiana mortgage 2oan Co.,
CGtabltrt 1877
8immer 4 2ombaro gebdube,
s4K OF darlington StraBe,
Seibe Telephone ssse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-27
i. Il nerfIGrIth. 81

= unerfIGrli9. @atet Der
8raut Gum 8%etperber): rNlfo BON
Sbren '3infen t0nnen sic leben? Iber
junger Monn. fparum ppuen sic
benin ba eigentli4 beiratben?"
gu Sranffurt Main
tpurben i'm perfloT>ne1 Sabre 1853
gum Werbauf ed&9a9tet
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

lutey necessary. Yes, the Harrison con-
Germ does some slaughtering for US, bit
our concern out there IS really the com
pany's glue works. The building we
want TO erect in Tenth street will be
built of brick and cement, with the walls
impervious towater. 1t VIII BE- sanita1y
Throughout ana viii be absolutely fire.
proof. Toilet facilities will be especially
looked after. There win be drsss ns
rooms for the men, who will be obliged
to wear different clothes in the establish
men from those in which they appear On
the streets. The United States Govern
ment regulates the loading and palead-
ing Of hogs at such establishments ana
We 9roDse TO be- governed by your local
Board in ali measures pertaining. to sani
tation The hosting and the sticking is
to be done on the top floor so that no
noise or smell can be heard or detected.
All floors viii have sewer connections
and ventlating stacks will enable US to
achange atmospheric conditions inside OF
eighteen minutes-yes, less than that. No
odors shall escape and as for offal or sol
id matter, ali this is converted in such
establishments, into merchandise. even
into fertilizers. II is at present proposed
to tan the Fifteenth street sewer and
nothing will be allowed 10 run into the
sewer except possibly .eolored water. We
have such plant in Cambridge, Mass, a
suburb Of Boston. 1t is within mile of
Harvard University and yet we have nev-
er heard a complaint against it, The
plumbing regulations Of such establish
ments are looked after by the city au-
thoriees. The earnings Of the people at
work IN the establishment we want to
locate her Will be eabout $1,000 aweek.
Mr.. Gustav Lembeck was r sent and
Piled MrGardner with nemerous ques-
tions..
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08
The CHRISTMAS DINNER.

In spite of the fact that the word dys-
pepsia means literally bad cook, It viii not
be fair Tor many to lay the blame on the
cook if they. begin the Christmas Dinner
with the little appetite and end it with
distress or nausea. It may not be fair
for any to do that-let US hops SO for The
sake Of the cook! The disease dyspepsia
indicates a bad stomach, that is a weak
stomach, rather than a bad cook, and for
a weak stomach there is nothing e,se
equal to Hoods sarsaparilla. 1t gives
the stomach yigor ard tone, cures dys-
ing, the pleasure it should be.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08
Weather Forecast.
Increasing cIoudiness; northwest
wjnds.I
General Msr.ssss.

New York, Dee
FLOUR Steady, bat slow Minnesota
patents. ST. lOaA 49 winter seraighta, s3.50a
$50; winter extras, s29ea2.1o winter pat-
eats. 50. 7sa4.
WHEAT Owing to better liverpool q.
bles. small Argentine shipmsnts ard
strength IN the northwest wheat ruled
steady to fi,'sn during the early session;
May, IS S-1sas5 5-lec.
fancy, 29a30c.; frsts, 26asSc.; seconds. aSa
&C. thirds, 21az2c. creamery, extras,
3lssas2c. FISTS 2sas0a.; seconds, 25as7e.;
held extras, 2a1saa9e; frsts, 27a2ec.; Sec
onas, 24aase.; renovated, sxtras 2S1sa24e.
firsts, 22as9c.
CHEESE State, full cream, snail end
large, September. fancy, 1412c-; Cetoaer
best, 1S5se; late made I2zsal3c. inferior,
Ia12c.; half skins, best, small. 10Aial0a4c.;
large, 101zc.; part Skins, prime. S14a9l l3c. :;
fair to good 7l.aaSi1c
EGGS-Fresli gathered, extras per doz-
Sen, ssc.; nearby, fresh gathered, arsts,
s6as7c.
HAY-Firrn shipping, 7oa75c; good to
choice, S1a1.I5.
STRAW Quiet; Ions rye, 55asoc.
LIVE POULTRY = Dull and lower;
fowls, 1oaI2c.; old roosters, SaSize.: spring
chickens, 1Oa11c.; ducks I2a15c.; geese, Ia
13c., turkeys. 15a1ec.
DRESSED PGULTRY-Steady fair de-
mand; fowls, choice, 13cS do. fair to
good. 12al2ssc.. old roosters. 952c.: nearby
chickens, 1zal6c. western, co., 11a14c.;
turkeys. cho.ce to fancy nearby. 19a2oc.;
turkeys, choice TO fancy western 1Sa19c.;
fair to good, do, 1ea17e; spring ducks,
nearby, 14a15c.; western, do. 1Sal4c.; old
ducks I0al1c.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08
HOUSE HARD ar WORK.
Passes Several Bills and Considers Orc
conaeUnins Simple. Spelling.

Passes Severzt Bills znd Cansi5egs Ora
con,senonjna s;inpIs spsiiiro
xva4biaofan T,Aa rfa bnns. al
jo,,rnaa 9Y,,il ATandao aftar ,l, h,s,4i,,e ~
,,assag ee.sag@I l3lls g,,a ssea;voe, f,s..e
the conrifta1 "a arr,re,,,.ia4ions +ha he
le..isietITe ovac,,fjva ana irSicial an an
nropria eon Hi
Rva nrae4icallv rnani,ro,,s vo4a +ba
ha1se nassa,; tba AN l.r,it,n.y +,,e raa,,.
lafien of in4arefs q oor,,,ss srs.., i s,+i-
clee Tnan,,f.,g.s,5ra.g Il, o,,a,,;o+ ,abo~ -
Tndar tl,o v-fls.or t,,1I rrb;ot boao,,,o
law Il 4gao con7i..+ 7,.oFa s,oogs ,,,s1
anter into ae4t,,e ca,9,ssF,+ion Win ,1 +To
poods nannfsat,,,.es b,7 ..sraa Ioto,. ),
and u,,da, +,,;s fa,la,ol io,rr stat.
cauld not mass laTr tbat rro,7Id r,ro.
venf tha shinr,in,, i,7+o. ! sta4s ~ ,riso,,
9sda aoods If S+l,or s+sfas pbo 1arr
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The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08
P0pE'S DOCTOR GONE.
Or. Lapposi's Dea+a Mas Predicted BY
Orc az Ills Ps4ieal9s.

Rome, Dec s-Dr. haapQni, pliys!-
clan to Pope Pits and 70 tlle late Pope
Eco NIii. is dead He ilad been u
for some tire Of cancer Of the stcn-
aea, aiid Pneumonia setting III, he
could not, IN his weakened condition,
Withstand the combined diseases.
On Sept 6 last Pr I.apnonl While
visiting 4 patient II a hosaisai In Rome
said TO the m.ln Unless complications
set IN you val recover in a couple
Of days After the doctor had gone
the patient SAID 10 his nursa sDr.
Lapponi is mistaken or he wishes to
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08
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