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the father-.he says. How happy we
would be If only that pig-headed, mar
row-minded old fool Of a dad Of yours
would give his consent.
80 The vilIafnt said the mother.
Would I trust my daughters fu-
ture. said the father to any man who
was base enough to speak like shat9s
but, papa. If you'll look
mot a wordt'
"If you'll only look. papa. at \
date
The old man turned the page and
read.
dawned on him. and he gasped:
why mother. bless my heart, It's
one OF my own letters to you.
Yes. said the young girl, 7 found
it in. the cedar chest yesterday. I'd
have told you long ago. but you
wouldn't let me speak-Los An
geIes Times.
E-e-~~ho5w -oa5e Tqaa STATE TA45rrAY
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


j. NJ Amis and wife to H. Wallace.
PIT. s, 4 s. w Il 11-I0-13- So 100
L. n Dyer and wife 10 L. NJ Hol-
man, PIT. res 800
5. A. Jewell ct al TO W. S. Amos,
lots 81 and 3 College ave, d 3"
10 College 500
Z. Il. Merriam and wife to E. Amos,
tract in s. w. 4 34-10-3. s....-....- 400
G. w. Ackley and wife to Santa Fe
Improvement Co, lots 4 to IS. inc,
BoWers sub $500
j. +. E1dridBe and wife to Ii Ram
seys n W Il of 9. W. Il 23-l0-I5..... /, 700
). a. Davis to ii. a. Davis, 8. II lots
~ and I Van Buren, st.....-..... 5000
A. Purcell to H. NJ, Blackman, lot
81 Harrison 800
T. Z. Smith and wife to The Shaw
nee Building & Loan association,
lots % and 4 Norris ST., blk /, E. C.
Evans ISL 800
l. Ramsay and husband to NJ. E..
Moore, lot 225 Adams ST., Holli-
days add 1,325
F. Niemein ct al to r. W. Blair, pit.
5: Y n. E. and nd s. e. Il 24-11-
$50
o. A. Dickinson and husband to E.
q. Robinson, lot 235 Western ave. l.500
A }. Holcomb and wife to o. Christ
mar ct al, s. W. Il n. w. Il 2271f2I5.. $500
E. w Padgitt ct al to J. J.. Burton Z
ct al. lots ia Harrison ST.. Auburn 80
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GET sETTEp.

IN a home of your own before the snow
flies. Get into a good locality, along with
other nice people, and where you will
have good ~neighbors who are not apt to
NOV way about the time You feel ae-
quainted with them.
Here's a little statement which rings
true:
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scribed property of said bankrupt, situat-
ed in the city of Topeka. in the county OF
Shawnee and state of Kansas, to-wit:
Lot number two undred twenty t220
Kansas avenue. together with the build
brick building p fl. by $50 it.
Lot number two hundred eleven GID
and two (l inches In width of north part
of lot number Two hundred thirteen (2l3)
Kansas avenue, together with the build
ing located thereonz being one five story
stone and BRICK buildings also an undivid-
ed one-half Of north wall or said lot num-
Der two hundred thirteen (2l3).
Lot number two hundred e~ighty-nine
$3.50 Kansas venue together with the
story Brick structure "a IT. by 80 #, On
the west end OF said lot.
Lots number four hundred seventy f47o).
hundred s~eyenty-four t47D Tyler street,
in Huntoon's addition. together with the
frame cottage located thereon.
Bid for the above named property. or
any portion thereof, will be received IN
to and including November f9, 1876 N
bids should be IN writing. describing the
property bid upon and stating the amount
onered to be paidinae cash II the bid is. ac-
cepted.
Bids should be sealed and so indorsed
on the outside as TO indicate that the en-
yelope contains a bid for the purchase of
property, and should be addressed and
mailed or delivered to the undersigned
trustees at Topeka, Kansas.
Bids win be opened on the morning or
November 10Th. 1866. The trustees reserve
the privilege of rejecting any and ali bid
If the amount offered is in their opinion,
insufficient.
: Dated this 10th day of october. 1906.
JAS. E. HURLEY.
CYRUS LELAND. IT.
WALTER REEVES.
Trustees OF Chas. J. Deviiu's Estate ct al.
in Bankruptcy.
First Published in the Topeka State
Journal November G. 1867
Onfce of City Clerk.
Topeka, Kansas. November 6. 1906.
BIDS WANTED
Sealed proposals will be received at this
onice until 5 o'clock p. m. Monday, No
vember 18th, 1905, for repairing and paint
ing the roof of the Auditorium and City
Building. as per the specifications of the
city engineer now on file IN this office. All
work TO be done under the instructions
of the city engineer.
the city Of Topeka must accompany each
bid. as a guarantee that the party 70
whom the award may be made win enter
days after the award is made
The mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any or all bids
T4HZ EOTTTREzG C4fz T4n~ag
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Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. as trustees OF the estate of -
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LEGAL.
BANKRUPT SALE.


First published in The Topeka State
Journal Oct. iS, 1861
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MONROE ST FREE DIsPENsARY.
22 Monroe ST. Conducted by regular
practicing physicians and surgeons. Med
tcal service free. Medicine free IN some
cases. Office hours 2 TO 5 D. m. Calls
answered night or day. Ind tel. 2413.
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wANTED-sTTuATToNa

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-P1aee to work for board by
boy attending high school. A, F., care
Journal.
WHEN you want to hire a man or boy.
call up 7. NJ c. A. Ind. tel. a08 or Bell
Tel A1 red. We have a list of men and
confidential references concerning them.
7. NJ. c. A Employment bureau. 9th and
Quincy SITS.
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New members of the Croneia club
with Miss Eta Beck last Saturday, are
Misses Minna Bauer, Gertrude Bauer.
Belle Stagg and Kate Cuthbert.
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Mrs. Harold T. Chase entertained the
Duplicate Whist club today and a
guest table at which her sister, Mrs.
A. D.. Lundy of Chicago, Mrs. Claud
Marsh ButIln Of the city of Mexico,
Mrs. j. 3. Furry and Mrs. Theodore D.
Hannah nlavad
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bankrupt. will sell all of the following de-
scribed property of said bankrupt, situat-
ed in the city of Topeka. in the county OF
Shawnee and state of Kansas, to-wit:
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BICYCLFs AND REPAIRING.


u. 6. CYCLE co, lis E. Eighth. National
& I~ver-Johnson bicycles. Supplies. repairs
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WANTED-MALE HELP.
statesmen to sell cur choice nursery
stock, good wages paid, stock guaranteed
true to name. For terms write the knight
Nu--erfes, Lawrence, an 3a124-
W~ANTED-First class arm walters.
Cremerie restaurant. Aszs.
WANTED men competent to make ce-
ment blocks. 50z East 4th st.
WANTED-25 corn huskers. hotel clerk.
Topeka Employment Co., SOB Kansas
ave. Ind Phone 14SS.
WANTED-Farm hand, single man. who
understands farm work and care of live
stock. Apply to r. J. McCafferty, Alys~
dale farm, Seabrook, near Topeka, or to
c. W. Merriam, Columbian Bldg, Topeka.
Those wanting reliable help of any kline
should write, call or phone Anybody who
wants employment can obtain It by pay
ing US a visit.
R. ]. KEARNEY. Manager
Ind. Tel. 14SS. SOB Kansas ave.
WANTED-Teams 10 haul brick from
cars foot of Harrison St, R, L tracks.
a. a. Rodgers. 10 West 9Th St
WANTED-A good at Reu-
ter's she repair factory. 80 Kansas ave.
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ron sALE-sPEc1AL BARGAIN.

FOR sALE-sPEC1AL BARGAIN.
Home 6 rooms, cellar, well, barn. )
corner lots, fruit and shade trees, on car
P. G.. MOORE,
office corner Wabash and Indiana ave-
Oakland.
Ind. Phone 1851.
FOR sALE-On account OF old age, the
best kept and ~cleanest SO acre apple or
chard in Kansas; trees in prime; vigor-
Gus and thrifty. Winesap, Missouri Pip
pin. Ben Davis and Grimes Mostly. Two
miles16rom sdepO1. Terms. F.ssBabcoek,
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SURVEYS, runabouts and TOP buggies A.
bottom prices. Repairing and Tubber
Llres- depository ZIG W. Fifth st.
Factory 414-426 Jackson ST.
z. g. KTNLEY.
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PATENTS


J. A ROSEN. patent attorney. 42s Ran
sas ave-. Topeka
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No. 610-Passenger to TT. Scott...Sso pm.
692-Freight ...s..-.-... 3.30 am.
NORTHB0UNE.
60s-Rassenger from Fl. f~3cctt.12.40 pm.
No. es1-Freight s.- +.-:6: pm
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Lot number two hundred twenty (220)
Kansas avenue. together with the build
ing located thereon being one four story
brick building % #. by $50 it.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
FOR RENT-1e0 acre farm, possession at
once 4 p Wilson. 412 Kansas ave.
FOR RENT OFFICE rooms, steam heat.
hot and cold water suitable Tor doctor
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university Of Kansas and is a member
of the Kappa Kappa sorority h has
visited in Topeka
Il y r
At the marriage Of Miss Madge Ly1
man Schaum, daughter of Mrs. Harry
L. Sehaum Of Kansas City, and Dr.
John s. Viewer, which will be cele~
brated Wednesday evening, November
II. at s o'clock, at st. PauPs Episco-
church, Miss Schaum will be at
by Miss Agnes Damon of Kan
sas City as maid of honor Dr.. View
err viii have as his best man, Mr.. Hen
rv Sehott of Kansas City. and the ush-
ers will be Mr.. Oliver Laing and Mr..
Frederick Diggs of Kansas City. Mr..
Edward McGonigle and Dr.. Edward
Woods
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RAILROAD TIME TABTEs

ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM TIME TAp4
TOPEKA. KAN.
The Right oad Io and From ana
MINNEAPOLIS KANSAS CITY
ST. PAUL ST. JOSEPH
FORT WORTH PEORIA
COLORADO SPGS MEMPHIS
DENVER ST. LOUIS
OMAHA CHICAGO
And Everywhere Beyond.
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The Best Bower club viii meet to-
morrow with Miss Amanda FindIay.
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JEWELLERS


JAMES B. HAYDEN. JeWeler and Optl-
clan Complete stock OF watches. dia-
monds. siIverWare, etc. Eyes examined
and spectaeIes properly lifted
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Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Hungate will en-
terrain the K. A. D.. and r. club Fri
day night.
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WANTED-Gir1 to bake bread; no work
Sundays. Apply 1I9 West 9Th.
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9CdAN TRANSFER s. STORAGE
Cos P5cAs' salps and stores household
S oJ lei Aeo- Clarence Skinner 61
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UNDERWRITERS

l. NJ PENWELL, funeral director AM
embalmer. First class service. reasona-
ole prices. 5n Quincy st. Both phones 19e
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MANeFACfrREns


Z. O.. kINLEY.
Manufacturer and dealer in ali kinds =,
vehicles See US about that delivery 49,
on 11s w Fifth st.
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n
ffa211DIhN PIRE APPLE CIDER
I'll r9sd5geleu every MONDAY, Wednesday.
Pbons eS ~ saturday, &c per gal. Ind,
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Everybody reads The &c Joornal
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= nTLP.

WANTED-Three experienced sales ladies
for one Of the prominent dry goods
stores on the avenue. Must be bright and
courteous to customer. Address G. e. L.
care Journal.
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WANTED-Middle aged woman for light
house work and tend baby; no washing:
good wages. $50 Kansas ave.
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RPHYsIeIANs AND sUReEoNs.

PHYSICIANS AND suRGEoNs
IDA c. BARNES. M. D..
Office 72s Kansas ave. Residence mir
teeath and Clay. Office hourss 9 q n 70
II a. m. and , D. m. to 5p m Rofs
phones l6 residence and Ind. 5316 oYice
R. o. RHoADEsr Nd. sgrgeo7 Di-s
eases of women. ~ Kan ave. Ind. lei.
%. Hours 10 to Il. to 5, f:S0 to $40.
DR. H H KEITH. Surgeon and diseases
Of women with private hospital. 0ffes
5Sl Kansas ave.
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WANTEDWoman to do washing IRONING
pressing and mending for small family;
VIII furnish all laundry utensils for right
party. Answer x2 Journal
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Firstz Published in the Topeka State
Journal November 6. 1909
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GUNS REPAIRED. exchaneed and solo
Heward'ss 40 Kansas ave.
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WANTED-Dining room girls cbamher-
maids, dish washers, girls for general
house work. Topeka. Employment Co.
5oS Kansas Y Ind. Phone 14Ss.
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Lot number two hundred eleven CID
and two (2) inches-in width of north part
Of lot number two hundred thirteen (2l3)
Kansas avenue, together with the build
ing located thereon being one five story
stone and BRICK buildings also an undivid-
ed one-half OF north wall on said lot NUM-
her two hundred thirteen (2I31.
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PRIVATE .BOARD-For two or three
modern. 47 Tyler.
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UNION PACIFIC.
sQTTHBoTTND

PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
fDailg Except Sunday.1
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Acknowledgements girl for general
homework; no washing. IA Greenwood
v
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WANTED-settled colored woman cook
f47. Ind tel. 76s91-
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Misses Eva and Isabel Smith have
asked a few guests for luncheon to
morrow in compliment to Miss Gay
Grimes Will entertain her chatting dish
club tomorrow evening for Miss Shep-
ard.
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&c. WILSON, contractor and builder
JOB Work promptly done. 10 E.. Eighth
st. Ind, tel 1914,
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I PAY highest cash prices for your cast
of clothing, shoes, hats and overcoats,
Drop q card or call nd. tel. 1879. Bell
tel 200. G. Gordon, 4s5 Kansas ave.
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WANTED-Horses to board. r. g
Barnes, sos West Sth. Ind. ga. Bell 32S
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WANTED-A girl to cook, to assist IN
house work. no washing or ironing
Apply at s1S Polk st. Bishop Millspaugh.
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LosT AND FOUND.

Hiss MARSTDM S8 Kansas ave. Pupil8
receive careful instruction.
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NURSE
FLORISTS.
cARPENTERs AND BUILDERS.

General contractor and builder Tot
" FEfgb6fg quickly ana neatly, Shop J..
Ind. Tel. 1905.
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The Machinists, Strike.

President James O. Cornell, of the In
ternauonxl Association OF Macbinis's,
wenl 10 New York yesterday with some
,nem 5efs Of the International COMMITTEES
IN sea the oiiicials OF the Southern r. J.
,yay 10 reference To the demands of the
machinists for higher wages II was
said 'hey bad a preliminary conference
wi;n Samuel Spencer, OF the company.
iii known, however. that former May
or seth low is acting ss mediator and
had conference with O'CoUnell aud
the officers of the company. Mr.. Thomas
aulhsh, OF this city, il one OF the rep
rcqen,4t;ves Of the machinis's.
Officials Of toe Southern Railway COM
pauy, ppon Application to the Hustiogs
Couri. Of Richmond, yesterday morn
ing. secured Tbs appointment OF special
poiicf ntn for the railroad. This action
has aroused considerable antagonism 10
Manchester wnere the machinists OF the
Sou hern SHOPS are out on strike, aud
where tae Manchester courts had It fused
% eopoinf The ypecisl officers asked for.
TIE ueu have authority along the right
Of way OF the Southern, end can make
arrests Tor trospass on any portion OF
me nropefty OF the road.
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A Ippal HOLIDAY.

The bankers OF ALEXANDRIA request the
Gazette TO call attention to the fact
that recent &C, Of the legislature pre-
scribes that al election days shall be
regarded as holidays, or rather that all
regular election days shall be regarded
as such. More specifically, the statute,
which went into effect June 18th, pro-
vided that the first Tuesday after the
first Monday in November of each year
shall be a legsl holiday. Under the
new law, all notes dated after June 10,
1906, and falling due on election day,
will be payable on the next business
day. Those dated prior to June Is,
1906, and falling due on election day,
are due and payable on election day.
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LOCAL BREyITIEs.

Frost was visible again this morning.
The weather today has been mild and
fair
The Presidents yacht MayAower came
10 the river this evening and anchored
off this city.
Services appropriate to All-Souls' Day
were conducted 10 st. Mary's Church
this morning.
The flow of gas will be cut of at the
works on Sunday next from y a. m.
until p. m. in order that soma necessary
repairs can be made.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company will build branch track from
Linden, Nd, into Georgetown, which
will probably be in operation for freight
by July /, 1907.
The shoes and other articles stolen
from cars on Wednesday night were to-
day found 10 a box 10 the court between
Columbus, Alfred, Prince and Duke
streets by police officers. The thieves
are not known.
Judge Edmund Waddill, OF the U. >.
District Curt, has fixed the final days
for acliou upon petitions for naturaliza-
ton 10 Norfolk. Richmond and Alexsn-
dris In this city the days are the first
Monday in January and July, each year.
In government document Just pub
lished, in cities having a population OF
over s, 900 figures are given showing the
industrial activity since 1900. Aexan-
dria increased her capitol from 81, $685.
03l to, 80, 927,S l6.
The Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat Company has settled in full with
Messrs. Smoot & Co. for the loss OF the
two horses which were recently drowned
from one of the ferry boats in the dock
at this city.
The Virgins Safe and Trust Deposit
Corporation of Alexandra, which acts
in the capacity of executor, administrator
and 10 furnishing surety bonds, on We'd
uesday fled in the clerks Office in Nor
folk power of attorney to Thomas b.
Wright.
Fried CLANS 80 cents a dozen. Oysters
fried. stewed or raw. Dining room open on
Sunday during oyster season. C. n. Zim-
man, Market pace. fepzou
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The Mathews-MuIhall Case.

The Mathews Mulhsll hearing WAS
resumed 10 Washington yesterday morn
ing a, 10 O'Clock, and most OF the day
vs. lovoted to taking the testimony OF
n,,,olm,n vho we're on duty at the
scene of the wreck 10 which Engineer
Murphy net his death.
Among the Witnesses examined was
O,yille w. Loving. who was conductor
of the tran TO which Engineer Murphy 8
engine was attached. He told how he
had found the engineer lying under the
s,Ieam Of ioiling water and OF the high
pressure Of the steam, without being
able to do anything for him AT the
same time he paid glowing tribute to
tbe efficiency Of both Capt. Mathews and
Lieut. Mulhall, which, he testified, was
displayed 10 the way they kept back the
surginu crowd which, he said, would
soon have smothered the suffering man.
On cross.examinaiioo of Mr.. Loving,
ATTORNEYS Burke and Bendheim got into
an angry exchange Of words, with the
witness, and il was necessary for
Chairman Smith to rebuke sharply
both WIRES and attorneys. Mr.. Low
inc who was very nervous while on
me stand. could not remember how long
Il had taken BIN to make out bis official
re,o,t of the wreck. This seemed to
arouse the ire Of the two lawyers, and
thew asked the witness If he was sure OF
ANYTHING be bad testified to. Loving,
ia turn, became angry, and the alterca-
tion ensueu.
Toe hearing was subsequently ad-
iournpd until this aftern BON when the
defendants wil be placed upon the stand.
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Wright to Hang.

In the Circuit Court for the County at
midnight last night the jury in the case
al Joho Wright, colored, indicted for
rape upon Miss Mabel Risley. now Mrs.
Forrest Gooding. near Luna Park on the
uipbt of September 9Th, brought in a
viTdiet of guilty as indicted. The jury
retired about ii O'Clock last night, and
consumed little over an hour in its de
alterations. The court room was still
filled when the jury filed 10, and it was
announced they had agreed. The YER
dict was read amid an impressive silence.
Wright received the evil tiding with
stolid composure. Before pronouncing
sentence. Judge Nicol asked Wright IL
ne had anything to say. He answered
he had not. Toe negro seemed to TALL
20 realize the import of the occasion,
maintaining the stold cast of countensnee
which has characterized his appearance
throughout the trial.
Attorney J. E. Clements for the de-
Tense moved the court to set aside the
verdict and grant new trial. This Judge
Nicol denied, saying that he was going
10 dispose OF the case at ouce, where
upon Mr.. Clements noted au exception.
The prisoner was then arrsgned, re-
plying in answer to the clerks question
that he had nothing to say. Judge n col
rhereupou sentenced him to be hanged
December IA, 1906, between the hours
of 6 A. n. aud II noon.
The court granted stay of execution
for .orty days in which to allow counsel
for the d feuse 10 prepare q bill OF eA-
captions for 80 appeal to the eta'e
Supreme Cont Judge Nicol STATED
shat the prisouer bad received fair trisi
before as intelligent jury as could Re
4oani 10 VirgiUia. The ease, he said,
lad received careful, thorough, sod con-
seieuuons consideration.
The prisoner was then taken back 10
ilil and the crowd dlsper,ed.
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Enrl Burgess Company.

The Earl Burgess Company opens its
week engagement st the Opera house
Monday eytniog 10 the great scenic pro-
duc,ioD "Darkest Russia" This is a
rlav full Of stsr.lng scenes and thrill ing
cilmexss with q blight line of COMEDY
running throughout the entire play
Other PLAYS to be presented are as rel
lows: "a Daughter of the 'outh,
Queen Of the Waite Saves, Comics
sion of Wife" Escaped From the
II trrm." The Wnole Damn Family,
Tick d Around the World" and
"Hrr F,tel Likeness" High class
vauler,lls Will be introduced during the
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