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The Washington herald., 1906-12-17
PRAISES SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
London statist Comments on Work
Accomplished by the Road.


The November issue of the Statist. Of
London, a we'll known British financial
paper. prints the last annual report Of
the Southern Railway, with an ex-
haustive editorial Analysing every fea-
ture of the report Comparisons of its
business and growth with other impor-
tant Southern railway systems are made
to the credit of the Southern.
The foregoing is not a mere academic
discussion" says the statist. 1T indi-
Gates that the Southern Railway is not
behind its neighbors in endeavoring TO
handle its traffic with economy, and 1t
disclOses the real reason why even with
good management the Southern is IN
able to show so large a profit as the
Louisville and Nashville and the Illinois
Central The two latter companies are
highly profitable undertakings in con-
sequence of the density of their traffic,
while the Southern is less profitable ow-
ing TO the light density of its traffic
But the company is leaving no stone un-
turned to increase its traffic. The de-
velopment OF the Southern industries in
recent years has been remarkable. and
their growth has in d large measure di-
TeCUy resulted from the eNcIuUHS anu
enterprise of the officers of the Southern
Railway. What is termed the industrial
department Of the company has sue
ceeded in attracting into Southern dis
triCtS both a large number Of immigrants
and a very large number OF new enter
prises.
And the encouraging statement is
made that the rapid growth Of the South,
industTially. continues 20 attract the at
tentiOn Of both capital and labor. For
eign capitalists have been and are exam
lining Southern conditions more thor
oughly than heretofore all Of which has
had tendency during the past year to
increase the immigration and industrial
development in the sections of the coun-
try traversed by the cOmpany's lines
Indeed, 1t may be truly said that the
growth of Southern industries in the last
decade mas been very largely due to the
enterprise Of the Southern Railway Ten
years ago the number Of cotton spindles
in the Southern States-mOst of them
mills along or adjacent TO the lines of
the Southern Railway-have grown from
100000 to over 5000, 000 while the num-
Der Of cotton spindles in the Northern
States has increased only from Is. S00,0 900 TO
10000
The Washington herald., 1906-12-17
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Assignments for to-day:
No g BrBinard vs.. Albright Attorneys. ?. A
Bowen. r., and Gordon & Gordon-W orthington,
Head & Frailey
No 81. Russell vs. Washington Post Company.
Attorneys Wilson & Barksdale-Chapin Brown.
No Co. Kane vs.. Devine. Attorneys. Bendheim
& ROthschid and Burke-R. Ross Perry & Son.
No 81 Riston vs. Carter. Attorneys. L. h.
Dayid-Hamilton Colbert Hamilton
No l4s. Ewing vs. Chase. Attorneys. x. r. Perry
a S1n-Wilton J. Lambert.
No. S. Scott vs.. HeHell. Attorneys. NIackau d
MRedel-irYing Williamson and ". II. Williams.
No IS. Cross vs. JaTirs Attorneys ". T..
Lester-J. F. Scaggs and Thompson x Laskey.
No Z Totten Us Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD
Company. Attorneys. Thompson & Laskey-Ham-
lltOn Colbert q Hamilton.
No. So. Ransom rs. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys, +. W. Hackett-R. r. Perry & Son and
g. T. Dunlop.
No AZ. T0tten vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Attorneys. Thompson & Laskey-Ham-
ilt0n Colbert q Hamilton.
No 100. May Metropolitan Railroad Company.
Attorneys Taggart & Budlong-J. J. Darlington.
No. a09. Taylor vs.. Washington and Rockville
Railway Company. Attorneys. A Y. Bradley. ].
Darlington.
No 49, Richards vs. Zuihorst Attorneys, w. C.
PTentiss-Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton
No, s. Wylie. Harker q Camp Company vs.
Riley. Attorneys, q. NJ. Brady-Douglas * Douglas.
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Tins Wen Puzzle women.

From the Pittsburs Times
I'VE women" said a reflective member
Of the sex. ARE said to be puzzles 10
men. However that may be, it certainly
seems to me that the masculine mind is
at least as puzzling. Why Is It, for In
stance. that a man viii devote himself
with the utmost ardor TO the task of
winning wife, and then, having gained
her calmly settle down as though there
were nothing more left 10 do? Is not the
male reason strong enough to perceive
that love is something so elusive and sub
tie that it needs to be nOurished and pro-
tected after having been captured?"
The Washington herald., 1906-12-17
Circuit Court No. 1.
Assirnments for to-dar.

Assignments for to-day:
No. lE. Cumberland vs. Brennan Construction
Company. Attorneys. Charles Lnkins and ". c.
Clephane-Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton.
No. g. Won Dahlen Us. Elwood Attorneys. =. II.
Thomas-Charles Fox.
No. 49, Hutchinson IS. District Of Columbia.
Atforneys J. D. Sullivau-E- II. Thomas.
No. Isl. Baiderst0u vs. Wolf Attorneys. J. /.
Peyser. NJ J. Colbert, and II. B. Hamilton-R L.
Montague
No. 3l9 Falls Gurley Ct al Attorneys, J. r.
Scaggs-W. J. Lambert and 4 f. Davis.
No. 81 Burton vs. Elkins. Attorneys. George II.
Calvert IA. s. Wcrthiugton and c. J. Faulkner.
No. Wright Baum Attorneys. W. Z Am
brose-Omsby 9IcCammOn.
No. III. Dodge IS. Rush Attorneys, c. T,
The Washington herald., 1906-12-17
Lord Mayors Round Coachman.

From the London standard
The lord mayors coachman is still the
theme Of the Paris papers. Nobody who
has not seen him can imagine him. SAYS
lie Matin. He is as round as an apple,
as round as a ball. or rather. as round
as the earth itself. He Is rosy and club
by of face, and his body IS a formidable
paradox. And this astonishing man sits
enthroned with wondrOus dignity mid
way between earth and sky. His lip is
scornful, and he heeds not the remarks
Of the crowd. He sees or hears nothing
but his horses"
The Washington herald., 1906-12-17
Needless Expense.

From Parsons Weekly.
In certain town in the north Of Eng
land Recently, an old couple were driving
down a steep hill in their cart
Somehow the horse was startled. and
it set off at full gallOp down the hill.
This terrified the old lady, who said 10
her husband:
'Eh, John, I'd give a sovereign to be
out O. this"
Keep your money in your pocket;
thaU be out for nothing in a minute, -
replied her husband-and she was.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-17
TOBACCO OFFERINGS HEAVY.
Sales for Week Aggregate Ss4,sOO
POunds-Prices Hold Up Well.

POunds-Prices Hold Up Well.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg Va, Dec 1.-THE tobacco
receipts on the local market during the
past week were slightly below the pre-
ceding week. but. considering the fact that
the buyers and warehousemen are en-
deavoring to have the planters hold of a
while, IN order to work W the stock on
hand, the offerings were quite heavy.
The total sales aggregated Ss4,S00 pounds,
or SO, 400 pounds less than the week end
ed December S. The total sales for the
season aggregate 6,S31. 300 pounds. an in
crease. when compared with the same
period last year, OF L35S,400 pounds.
The offerings are chiefly of common
grades, the result Of the crop being dam
aged during the maturing season by the
excessive and continued rains The
prices continue TO hold well. and ID TO
quotations.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-17
Gives Pence of Mind

From The New York Press.
There is nothing that makes a really
good woman so triumphantly virtuous as
to so out to dinner and have something
wrong with her hostess cooking.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-17

CRIMINAL court NO. i.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States William Davis. violating gam
ing law: term extended to January Z 1917 10 settle
exceptions. Attorney, A. S Worthngton
United States vs.. Harry Miles. grand larceny;
nOlle pros.
Assignments for Monday December Il, 1906:
United States Is George I. Preston
United States Is. Guy Berkiey
United States vs.. William Moseley.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD
Assignments fer to-day:
In re estate Of Charles r. Morgan.
No. AZ Nordlingey vs.. Phoenix. Attorney, n, o.
NoTdliDger.
No. ID Bowen vs.. Williams Attorneys, P. A.
Bowen. j., and F. c. Handy-C r. Wilson.
No 80 6iIaiier Cunningham Manufacturing
Company. Attorneys. Il L. B. Atkisson-Dougass
* Douglass.
No. 10. Kimban vs.. Davidson. Attorneys. Z. T..
Dutton and 5. c. Peelle-M. y. Richardson and J.
A Cobb
No. 81. Knox Express Company VS. Washington
Railway and Electric Company. Defendants attor-
neys, {. A Douglass and George 2. Hoover.
No 49, Horning vs. Crowley Attorneys, T. s.
Baiey-L. J. Mathcr
No. T. Rogers Cook. Attorneys. f. s. stitt-
Handy. Tindall & Brown.
No. T. Scott Healey. Attorney-W H.
Sholes-Lambert q Baker.
No. p. Stewart jenkins. Attorneys Leo Sim
mCns-E A. Jones.
10. a. Knott vs. Kelly Attorneys. Leo sim
mons-EuSeEe A. Jones.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-17
HeraId Wnnt &c

VIII be received at Kenesaw Pharmacy.
Mount Pleasant and Irving SITS. NV, and
promptly forwarded 70 the main Office,
The Washington herald., 1906-12-17
District Court.
Criminal Court No. L.

JtSAlAE Barnard
In grade claim damages; order finally ratifying
and confirming certain appraisements in square s25.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-17
Equity Court No. ,.
JUSTICE GOULD.

Assignments tor to-day
No l0S. Mitchell q al Is. Meyers e. al Attor-
news Warren * Sholcs-O Donohue < Gardner
No. 10. Wells Wells CT al. Attorneys. Pot
bury and Naturalization.
No ia Wise vs.. Wise e al Attorneys AM
brGse-TO0mey
No. lis. Knopp e. al Deakins ct al. Attor-
neys. Psychologists q Douglass.
No 10 Mercer vs. Mercer Attorneys, OG1ey-
Marshall
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Court OF Appeals.
Adjourned from day 20 day.
Equity Court No. I.
cf1FEE TT-sTIcE rT.ARAT-Gp

] -Aos-IIIlI Ms III I0-IINI
No IS. Union Trust Company Hicks. Attor-
neys. Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton-Ierry. Lamar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
fIovI,o Cali / Times Dispatch
] .3. God Grants liberty only to those
y <yho 4 love slt and are always READY 4
y IN, h - Daniel Webster.
Breaking the Crust.

ytar q thirty years rcpose In q narrow
s, Ibrvsnlis. Richmond has at length broken
is3SIlsr shell with vengeance. East ana F1'u1
West the growth hns been 80 re'narkslole
4 mat 70 even speak Of it casuniiy mas pc pc
3on,o \ reason for apology. Eve rynodc:Y'
A. pnows. and, what is more, everybody
Il Yee,s lie thrill Of life that is betokef '
ii hv$ 4he rows ana streets Of houses that
,,1a snr,n g,ng I'D all over the broad fields
u nIonr tho western borders Of the clty'
Sssut Il is worth while stopping g con-
$ssstder how much more abundant THIS new e,'
Size Will be. IA .l}l.5,
4 Y IN the place OF q narrow front por1o'h "
M vorse pair Of steps, the = st oop''s
;isof New Yorkthe newer res Nlences give
IN pleasant stretch Of greensw!al'rdt.5 me
u restricted ana paved back yard y gives !
Ivav Is lowers or vegetables, ana
4Inaybe sand pile And And, almost lff, IN
saawares, the transplanted mouse % Isl holuer
mas himself digging and planting ana and
a cutting grass, to his great peace o 'h.'.if
4 and ..henlth OF body.
4 NJ rhesa changes mean much, not only 20
4 sths individuals but to the character ana "a
Il Tbirit 81 the city itself. Thirty years t'pl',
"a 70 Richmond was city Of homes. 5ut Y.
4 NV the t..,es annexation began to be
y seriously pressed, It had become q cry o.
~ Crowded tenements. Areturn to the large lar g
81 yards and comfortable customs Of ante ante
iboellum days will never be effected cut Vt
W. can silly Improve tho pitifully mar, mar
and narrowing Influences OF houses N'lizs
I are built on the least possible space
I'll Tl,e life is more than meat and and ; the
Nous eholder than the house. r. chrnond =
ban deposits, rnnnt,fa ctures, opulatlo'lno
& ana trade are all enlarging and PROSPER ' per
Il ing III the most gratifying manner Let ''
4 rs 8he glad that the front and back yards yards
4% "a IA enlarging also
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
]. I. Merely (! ! !. ! Joking.


81. The q BAL CONFERENCE.-The Popular
Song Writer (ats5:1o r. NJ. n card my
latest song \, old man q The 5Vaudevillinn
(glancing at wntCh): No; l haven't
heard any sincot-the one you wrote at
Ihalf-past two. 'tt::-Puck. @ Al 2s51y3
She Was HI 4 ls''n Chicago WI dower:
s When will you leave OF mourning, Mrs.
Wabash ~ Chicago Widow Crying to
sblush) This, indeed, Is so sudden sir ~
y onkers statesman
IL he omnlumg q atherum.- Gessit: - That
woman who lust passed must be3Svery
methodical. \ Just sheard her say: The re- 8
place for everything. - hewitt: OH
III guess she was & talking about n hash.
That's Mrs. starvem,F who Ike cps our
boarding e..'',,--Pf iladephin Press. .a&
j5s;E Proved Again. = Stub i; They say; the
town went prott bition 7,'49ti Penn:s1 should
any it sdd!8aK1f rthe' Pretty girls pleaded
;with3theiry bea a4 10 Vote the dry, ticket
and they oheycd to dtman,""s Stub: All,
! ssupposss thatlis another proof t ha til love
.removeseall bars &c hicago IN ewst.
A,Natura supposltI on - W. Az y s, " said
Senator smiigg, as he interlaced his claws
in a a self satisfied way In 'front.' Of his
scofporoslty 4 got my, start IN, life BY
iclerking in humble grocery store Mt a
salary OF three dollars q week, and man
aged to save money on that : But"
replied tho nstute reporter, "that, OF
course. was before cash registers were
Invented. - uck. s.ii a ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
The Towns and Railroads. 4

q gNft 2.
The Charlotte Observer rev lews q
length tho article in Tho Times Dispatch
in reply to the article in A1cClure's Mag
azine on Danviles. situation, and con-
cludes with tlls comment: u
'Charlotte has for q long time SUIT
fered from unjust freight rates, Just as
las Danville. but Mr.. Ray stannard
Baker would hardly be justified In call
ing this hustlng industrial city dead
one, as no has. Danvile The latter, we
have no doubt Is forging ahead, as are
most Southern towns. aud We can
sympathize with the citizens IN their
resentment Of the Mcclure article. They
should not, however. attach too great
Importance to It., for few people take
these magazine articles serousy-they
have become accustomed to the cry OF
the sensato0al writer" III
The general public may not tako the
magazine articles seriously, but many
people do. McClures pessimistio article
on Danyille has certainly had the ten
dency to Iinjurc that thriving and pros
porous city. but several newspapers have
come to the rescue and Danvillo will
continue to prosper in spite Of Mcclure,
railroad discrimination and all other such
adverse influences. Is IN Isl
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FIND TvlO.B BODIES
D. CONTRACTOR.
5(By Associated Press

4 BIRMINGHAM, ALA. June 26..-Two
bodies, each Of which Is declared to .ba
that OF w. J. Marshall, q we'll known
contractor, who disappeared from Ills
home hero June 4th, lie In n local under
taking, establishment 5 III
The family Of Mr.. Marshall have sup
posed that the man who committed sui
eide by Jumping from bridge at Little
Rock, Ark. on June 9th was Mr. Mar
SHALL S. II. Harris went to Arkansas
TO recover the body, which was found
in the river at Pine Bluff. Ark. and
brought 1t here yesterday. Mr.. Harris
declares hatically4it is the body Of
Mr., Marshall, Yesterday on Led Noun
tain, near Birmingham, another badly
decomposed body was found, and the
description Of clothing tallles so closely
with that worn by Mr.. Marshall at tho
time Of his disappearance that the coroner
lis In q quandary. Marshall carried cons
siderable insurance, and ageats OF In
surapce companies are especially active
in the investigation. u # Il. Il! 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
The Course Of Riches"

x It is related that Harry Thaw, who
killed his man In New York Monday
night was reared under the best rell-
glous influences. Tie inherited q large
fortune. but under his fathers will he
was to receive an income OF only $4,000
year until he should reach the age OF
ithirty-five, But an indulgent mother In
creased It 10 $4,000 u year, and, young
Thnw went in for a high time. One Of
his escapades was to give a dinner which
is said TO have cost s25.Ooo;f another was
to run or with pretty actress, whom
he subsequently married, and on whose
account he slew Stamford White, So
The father OF Harry Thaw evidently
knew what he was about when he made
his will The inhulgent mother long
since discovered, no doubt, that she made
a grievous error when she defeated her
husbands plan. A young man with
$4,000 pear spending money may ,url,
out we'll, hut the chances are agains
him. sf 5i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
BAILEY. On Roosevelt.

NJ senator Bailey recently remarked that
3 HE present President had cost moro and
4 been worth less to the country than any
4 Rresiflent wo have ever had.
Ss No man ever makes anything by eX-
sargera ton. President Roosevelt has his
/ faults President Roosevelt has COM
United plumbers. President Roosevelt has.
IN our opinion. overstepped the bounds
/ 81 Ills constitutional limitations. but his
worst enemies must admit that he has
been an energetic, aggressive and, In
many respects. a useful President He
has shown that tho President need not
n Be mere lgurehead, He has been Mt
Il tentlve to his dutiea; Tho has been on the
salert to see thnt'rhe" laws are executed,
land that they are not violated; he has
done d great work In calling public at
sstention to abuses practiced by insurance
S:cornpanles BY railroad companies and
ssssby other great corporations, and he has
|Screated a popular demand for reform We
3sbelieye that he has gone too fur In ham-
,smering Congress and In undertaking to-
fforcsi legislation, but his error is the re-
iisult OF zeal for the public welfare. and
no sone can deny that tho agitation which
The has started and kept going has been
5,ol incalculable value in putting stop TO
ABUSES which have for SO long a time
saxisted. There Is no sense In trying to
sbelittle President Roosevelt. even for po-
sSSl.tical effect. He may be criticised and
cepsured for Some OF his impulsive acts.
Il but he cannot be &bclittled
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them. "A University " virginia graduate,
he became d member sof che ficusc OF
Represer tatives, II wifi, be rsfnstnbsred,
Iii 1881, ana. two years later IT, speaker.
Afterwards, ne served In the senato FOR
f,tteet, years, was eecrota nv 4 Of state II,
Jefferson pAvis's cabinet, member Of
the Confederate Senate, ana later of1e
or the peacs commissioners seht 70 con- CO.. \
fer W III president Lincoln. NO biography
Bot him Ii III existence. Il appears, except
tho "Afemoir," BY his daughter, dealing
principally with His privnte life, and MI.
sAndersor's careful. sketch cannot fall TO
prove serviceabie 70 students Of American
history and 81 the Wnr between the 7 1f
States. " NJ fs, 5 ~ ~ siitfi III 9S&
8l5Th,s issue OF the Branch Papers con- -
tafhs also the series Of L. '..Algernon Sidney
letters, addressed ~ Judge Spencer
Ronne to the Richmond ENQUIRER, Il, 1877,
5dlssectlng Chief Justice Mnrshall's opllf11-.
Ion Ii tho case OF Cohens W tile state tate
Of Virginia. The iotters form an ~, abs
comment ary On The ne donai Cot,stitu Ton l
III matters ,ouotrns the relative rist,,tts !
Of the sthtes and Of the Utiiot and u are IRE
fully worthy Of permanent preservation.
$The A Branch Papers are renl cons 'l1t,
2tributions to historical literature, and ilt I
Randolp11-Macon College 80 TO be cong s ct
,latcd upon the Discrimination, so 1 ho a!
shipS ana thought which go into tl 1t,i;
making. rho new volitnio e published lts's
Under the editorshtp OF Professor William lam
=. Dold, Of Ashland, and may DO 4 s ua..5
cured Of HIN Upon payment Of tho pup 's-s
allshets,d nrl oe "a ~ m n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
VAUDEVILLE SHOW is
MAKING BIG. 3 Hit / |: |

It Is IN all-stnr attraction that holds
the boards at the Casino this week, With
Louise Dresser as the shining star OF
this great aggregation OF vaudeville CO.
lebritles. Miss Dresser is q very pre-
possessing young lady, whose singing "
excellent. III
Il Jack Norworth. who press nts hln1selr
as "The College Boy" certainl " looks
the part and acts 1t as well. He sin gss
his own songs md makes you re thenl'
Chassno, the French Shadowgraphist,
furnishes a very amusing and en- er1a' Y,
Ing sketch. 81
The three Keatons. Myra, Joe and Bus
q ter, are a trio OF clever acrobat U.s. come
dams and mimics, Little Buster lmt-
tatos some wcll-knoWn tors, ana from l
the rounds Of applause no receives g
every performance, his limitations are y
SUCCESS t.#ti Sssjis;1 ~ q
Tho Farleys. James and Bonnie, are
making good With their funny singing
and dancing sketch. and the camera
graph with new motion plctui es co'lT
tinues to please the Casino Patrons'
Watson's Barn yard Circus sis q tract
ing the visitors at lakewood. II ~ one
OF the most unique and novel outdoor
performances seen IN this city In years
consisting Of some wonderful trained
donkeys, geese, dogs, q cats and FOOTSTEPS,
Some OF tho st,ints OF these animals are
simply marvellous. IA X y, y,
Mr., Jack Norworth and his wife MISS ISIS
Louise Dresser to-day signed con tracts
With The Lew Fields Company for = Fe 20
years. The season opens at the lierala
Square Theatre early In tho fall. ana ms q
company viii appear at that inca Ne ts f "
Year, i.ta tssi III 3Siii. n tx s q n
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Doctors and Patent Medicines,

y The people OF Louisiana seem deter
ahmed to exclude from their State impure
1oods and Injurious patent medicines, and
IA bill has passed the House Of Delegates
clothing the State Board Of Ib.alth with
unusual power in this direction. TIE
power granted the board. says The Tines
democrat, Is greater than is granted any
board In the United States. and reads
like an act from Russia, The board Is
hound 10 no rules or regulations, no
standards OF purity. II is given absolute
power 10 fix any new standard II may
fsee At 10 make. any regulations 1t dc,
gslres, and to arrest, fine and imprison al,
tyllo do not obey Its orders. II has
pawer To restriet and prevent the use b.,
II people OF the State OF what are known as
patent or proprietary medicines. and In
this connection the New Orleans Medtcal
and Surgical Journal makes SONS reIrark-
siable statements. That publication dc,
sclares that the bulk OF the dr,,Ygists
ssstock Of proprietary medicines is hep,
FOR the physicians prescriptions rather
lsthan8 for the demand OF the ordnar,
country trade.
tsEYery one OF these compound prosrie
t&ry preparations" II proceeds, CARES
reports In abstract or out-and out en-
agreements. signed BY the physician'
Themselves, often men OF recognized All
4 .hor,fy In their own communities. G.
\ s.ftirse. the ENCOURAGEMENT TO further
asF eflse A the medical mans gulllblIitA
sssalloWs.
ssIssyks,e are ths conditions as they exist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
IIt7YlNlVE Gun Z Y Y AND
lNL1S7 u EA E 1AV II
Court Martial Recommends Summary Dismissal, BY,
Department viii Give Captain Time 80
Resign From Service

rear. Al tr1lrai Evan, + In the caac Of Capt.
sWyhtle. e tl. II Ii So
s rl1e cotirt.,t,artlal made no recon tl,ei1dn-
Ftion3for oleftiency. i Tho Navy Department.
Recommended TO the Presiden approval
sof the sentence. but, In View Of IL APT.
6Syynne' & services ana the Il pro ton
Fut,der8which l,e acted III the most serious
offense charged, the department advised .Ast
y that execut!onGof the sentence DO DELAYED
.untiS Capt. lynne could abe8 ven oppo,ir'-
Etunlty,3t to resign. III 3jE d y. .s I.
CAPT. ,Vynne'a resignation VIII 30 Ecal,lsl
for immediately. b is II "A: at Y n