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New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
MAYOR M'CLELLAN's VETO IGNORED.
Assembly Passes the Yale Aqueduct Bill
Despite His Protest
LRr Telegraph to The Trieure. ]

Albany. April 25.-The bill by Assemblyman Yale
compelling New York City to maintain highways
in the region OF the aqueducts from which il gets
its water supply passed the Assembly to-day over
Mayor Mcclellan, veto.
In his veto message the Mayor said that 10
ridiculous to ask New York City 10 maintain roads.
ordinarily county expense. over which the coun-
ties OF the state have absolute control The
passage OF the bill would make the city liable for
iniuSss TO persons injured these roads. declared
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
FREIGHT TRAIN BLOWN UP.

wiIkes-Barre, Penn. April 25.-A freight train
the Lehigh Valley Railroad blown up by
dynamite near Yatesville few miles from here,
early to-day. The engine and three cars were
thrown down an embankment. The engineer and
fireman were slightly injured.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
OLIVER DENoUNCEs FRANCIS Bill.
Says 1t Was Designed to Make Patronage
for Jerome-hssembly Passes u.
tBy telegraph to Ths tribune. ]

Albany. April 3.-Assemblyman Francis's bill au-
thorizing the District Attorney OF New York ap-
point Commissioner OF Records was denounced
in the Assembly to-day. but was passed by veto
OF 7S TO g.
signed 20 make patronage for Mr. Jerome thus Civ
ing him ammunition for future political contests.
If this bill is passed" he declared jerome will
appoint one Davenport 10 the Office Davenport
could not get this o. other office ualesa he sAA
leKisated Into H."
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
NoN.uNIoN MINERS DRIVEN FROM WORK

Tamaqua. Penn, April 25.-One hundred men
armed with pistols and clubs descended the
Pinedale washery in the Schuykill Valley to-day.
and the who wer working in the place sought
safety in flight. The protection of the state
stabulary has been asked for.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
RAcETRACK BILL UP AGAIN.

albany, April 25-The Cassidy-Lansing bill which
would make gambling a felony within racetrack
Enclosures il is elsewhere. again taken up
and voted down in the Senate Codes Committee
this morning by vote of to q 1t requires votes
10 a bill
Tbs hill waa rsgsrdsd as dead hut Ii waz revived
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26

the Mayor. The city did not object to restoring
these roads OF It injured them in any way but ie
ought not to be made 70 keep them in good conci-
ton forever. he thought
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26

gambling n his message vetoiaG TIE Ccsgeshall
bill increasing the percentage OF receipts from race
meets TO be distributed among the agricultural
societies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
BURIED ALIVE IS DAYS, Still LIVES

fiabrr-ncld. cal. pcc a5-IioW
would son iikc tn hc cntombcd
beneath ton. nnd ION. of orr, rock.
gravel. diri snd ,hlrung sand tor ~
innr days
Do son thiuk ,ou would Tive to
tell aha story
How vouid son likr to b. couTcd
up in rmmpcd qunrtrrs ie-- than the
dimension. uf nn ordinar, grave lor
,lass knowing that ,rr, near 60 sou
,,rrp thr drenmpo-iHn hniiCr- ~ h,c
of sour lciioa worklnu mcn9
To- sou thiuL sou cNuid stand uic
strain
How wuuld ,nu like to have to sub
.l-t on plue tohaccu Tor thrco days
with yonr Cnly pro-p,,ci death bS
starvation or 70 drmi.r b, amothcring
Tor iuck of pun uir'
To- ,ou tlink that ,oar mind would
rcninin hulano'd tor an, portion nl
the time;
How would SOU ike to i've ou
liquids pourrd IA SUu th'nuEh steel
pipe driven rs fcct through a mas
of mountain rock with tlic realization
that you had only one chance in n
million - ever beina rriea-ed from
YOUR living tomb9
10 sou think sou would bc tempt.
cd % end Sonr samerinrs bS suicide
Mincr l.. q. Hicks has bccu
/ through thc mill and hr lives.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
HISTORY Of ACCIDENT WHICH
eNTOhBE0 THE MINERS

iu the ltoo-fopi drin of the Edison
mime six miner. we're at work Nhon
landslide took place ard the shuf
Wss blocked up ita entire distance
Fiyr of the men we're crushed tp
death Immediately but Hicks was
caught i1 the narrow Hpacc beneath
tu Orc truck and hc lives The go-
sltiou of the unfortunate thc icugth
uf his outumbment the heroic work
.or his roacne make thc HickA case
tle suoW remarkable Don the hintory
nf mtniuE
when tho rcIcf parties He' Go
work they Wprp under thf impress
sion thtt Hli th, men iu the drift
had been killed For three days and
nights tnoa iaborrd continuously
mHkius but utuc progress They
fhcu heard NuCks nppiuE un Che rHil'
r1HJ trtrls and wrrr sure az lr1Ft
oup mau was alive. Then be "Hs thnt
they drove m % Weel plpr 30 ff"t u
length rud tapped fhe narrow uuhr.
tors cot Ineh-
Hicks mlkrd tr nis roscuers
prDurh this piu, Wd directed their
Uurh lit WAS lcd aith mills aui
other luuids driven Through thr pipe
ParvrH were rcsd tn him phunn-
silrh played him sweet music tud
ta Was nthrrv iao entertained and rn-
oourugcd tn hold out uutl enc rrFcuc
pulu boz completed.
Hicks ald Hn TowurdH the end
however ne became irrational. nud
10 was feared that his mind WIS giv-
mg away he bruved t out now
over and ia now resting comfortably
boo tn- hospital uf thr Edison Elrr
tric company whore his ph} }siriaua
believe that hr VIII ultimHt"f r'cot-
,r entirely
The miner wcro ut work nt H point
about 60 tnet from the mouth oi The
shaft when thr slide struck thrw.
The .s'Iof workers had tu move
hundreds Cf toms ut or" rock aud
earth tD rauch the spot here ih"
uufHrtuuatcs frcre located % wac
known after th, discovery Uf Hicks
thu hia companions were dead. Tor
Do, stencil from tho dcvompoainF
bodies was terrible
ass thr Ight uf one of four muchrH
chat Hicks had he declared hr saw
thr foot uf O. mEu siictiur through
tine earth above bis hsad.
Hicks voice Wna husky with trr.
rur whom ho made thiB announce
mont sass the miner Hr Htv, ut
Thought ht say. lhC shur ut the dead
wnu white uur uf hIs four mtirhr.
waH uuruiur
~ um iretJ, sure, iucks Aid
Ht8t can't reach o. lui 900 W'
mntchps arr gone
"snut up. you urr dr,amiug e'i.
HHN H.|| NNUM N
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
LARGE MEETING or
LEARNED SOCIETIES.

Providence r. g. Dec 26-in the
Brown university toaighi the Joint
annual meeting ol the American His
t1rl,al. Economic Political. Science
.aui S1, luloEcll association will be-
held and viii cOnt2ue in session un.
Loo tF- epih These societies combln
.Cd have membership oi more ,han
i.OoO persons largely made up Of
prominent students and teachers in
these several department. The mem.
borship .s national in scope and per
SONS from an parts of the country
arp arriving tn attend the meetings.
Toe historical is the oldest ut those
associations end was Incorporated by
act of congress iu 1899 % makes an
arluul report 90 The gOyerament
Condition cot historical study Ia
America" ANA has powerfully aided
historical investigation in thIs cuun.
iiry Tho psychological society o. the
newest oi these bodies and viii pre-.
sent toright Dos hist program The
New England History TOachCI- 49,
s0cialion will meet at tho s8me time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29

douu anH placing niH hred un iie.
HsUt tn sleep
Whru thp trHn rnmD HlnuE. the
engineer aceug kumps believed So
to hr pNr of Hgs placed thrrr hy
aume hohu tnr urucr Al pkr.
Humps Has bmF 300 such o. position
that hr 900 nof murh resemble t
human form
when 30 uua tor iHtr to son enc
train the rnFluDvr sass Chat "a man
was REALLY beside iho isuck iu danaet
our prunimIt go the rail ana re-
yeraed his enfmr hut kumpH was
hu fit Sustained deep mah over
the lahl s7e aud another had rnt m
nut uf hia nHndH CO. wus Hfin druuk
Whsn picRed up hui soon sphNret
lir explained hoe hs bad Cumo to
iIe 600 soc Nark kumin nas mkeu
iu rnmple Whrr hn wounds Steve
dressed Ooh DBL luurH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
SALMON DECREASING
IN fraser RIVER.

Vancouver. d. g.. Dee. 2b Gamers
and fishermen are genuinely alarmed
at Tho gruat falling on n iho salmon
nsLing uu ihp FusCr river as NE
number taken this year ls aO pcr
cent less than it was In 1902. Thc
total catch in 1902 was 2Si6.333.
white that ui this year was 2ulO.GuG.
"a is now being admitted on ali Sides
chat thr salmon fisheries on The
Fraser river are steadily being de-.
plptrd ana 10 is thv general opinion
that EFFORTS viii bo made hy ihe DO
miui.n and provincial governments
fur fhr better preservation of ihis
most important industry Al present
there are loo OTTAWA memorials from
the Fraser River Gamers nssucia.
tiOn. aud tho Vancouver hoard of
trade requesting She federal authurl-
tiles 90 take immediat, action tO in
crease tho propagation of salmon and
take adequate steps to conserve ine
hshprlcs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
iNOiA's OPIUM TRAFFIC
BELoW aUDoET ESTIMATE.

Calcutta. Dec. .b. The sales "a
Beunal opium iu OctuhCr realized
O. OGg.G66 uud NYs Nilu,122 bet
der than thu estimate while tho
ssycu sales oi Bengal opium realized
si3 .0nO NlO or s. .2GG,i63 over the es'
'hnat, ON the other hand che pass
duy nn apum exported nom Bombay
was SGs $50 Wnre than the estimate
n september ana for the onlcial year
J0 the eud ni September was morg
.nan sge6 Nao heloa she budget esti'
malr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
RESTED HIS JAG ON
RAILROAD TRACK

Although thr Maucopn rhorniN
road b. running two panseurri iw'us
dnlly to md from Mnucopu HUme
people have not az iet mndr the diH-
roIofg of the mri though isfnrY
Humps uf Mabce Hged ahopt ia
years. sac utthrI fOrC.n'f mado
aware of the existence of tne double
daiiy train Hchrdnir yesterday mornr
iug. SAYS thr Autoun Gazette.
Kumps wae watkins nlour inr
track. rarfsmE 81 itg That inside his
feet heayf when he decided io i'c
down for rrm iir knew the rain
from ihe south wac in. but HaH un-
aware rhat iAr nuuthbnund inln uas
dut n 81 ntef fhe tmrh Nr lHt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
nANoUIyF ~ HONOR
OF IMIam AIMlIII.A.

New York Dec % There win b.
a hig demonstration in the Grand
Central palace tonight when lriah 80
cietios ln thr city. % ahe number %
over one hundrcd. win Hnaesnhle a.
IA banquet 60 be- given an haHur 81
Martin sheridan and John FiauaEHn.
the athletes who Wou 80 nHny prtHea
during thc past Hrnaon. AumeruuH
trophies VIII be- presented to thefn by
the various aocietleF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
CuMMERUIAI. AGluIMENT
HAS uf,I1N biNTHlN DIED.

Wahineton. Dec 31-Thc proF3.-
iuual commercial agreement hetween
Italy and Ilrnnl. 90 Jniy g. 1900. has
been extended until Dec a. 1908
ny this agreement italian products
are accorded the minimum tafiN
schedules in ufaail aud the Italian
gogummont pledges iiaoh not to in-
crnaae thg present duty ou brazilian
coffee which is $50 francs on zach
loo kilus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
, NrrU' -Co.lIolNn

faifI uuH iruHuN uruprirtuTf uf
lhr mrrr sn uumd pulled up stakes
un sbuih puriuc end Moreno streets
tah noruma mnd uin leave for Albu
aurruuf nni Do rHso where ihey nili
ahou fi anmt time rhel ain return
tn fhIs rIff nrHi r1mufr white befr
iher dif an r-seIiont nusinea. buf
yraierlnt hfue ChrIslmaa was ihe
hlnu.r iaf uf uH tnH NrmH optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29

Ana vc,ms IS &c. Oec 2t The
tw.nty annnll sOsiun of ltr
Nns Marlco Educational asaociatio"
,uored In he Normal university herr
fAi mornlur ari wu' continue 'nt''
f4t THE ,uf endanre o. iafEt
PROGRAM
Ibs prorrsm being carried uu' l''
lows
"wednesday. osc 26--s p. -.
-Genrrai Session
Music
invocation Rcv "a Nolkeuhurs
uastor of fhp Methodist EniHco.
nai church ias Vegas
Fnrcword Attorney e W 9"
Ward
Addrggs uf tbr ncu president
sTiie tsyoIuiion of @ CitEpn
wstlam "a Decker superinl 'nu
M OF schools Gallup
ADDRESS. "Thr Measure of Su,
rrisf -Rober r. Noble presl
dept nf Mes MoxIco school oi
Mines. Sucorrn
announcement of committees
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29

rurru hrrt OH Irs,uHHuH uue
found dHd boz ni brb tna mnru.Hg
hnUun bru kiiisd h} pistol anDt
Mheihrr ht was murdered ur Uun-
miti,d .uiaidr h1s uut been drier-
min,d It believed he tpOk his
own Uf,. hut the reason for thi tc-
uuu Uas uni Defn mndt uHhiIc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
new ATTRACTION
SECURED FOR
JAMESTOWN
The Famous Band of tho
Chevalier GdrglulO. Of World
Wide Reputation.

Norola. va. Dsc. 2c Negotiations
ara pondIur icr bringing io the
lamcs.ow exposition She famous
ChcyauCr GnrriuIu and his concert
band Tbif notable ageregniinu ui
nus.c'uus has a worldwide rcpuia
lion ,ach and every member compOs-
ne % being Hn artist aud soiuisi VI
cuiuhriIy ChrtHurr Garpiulu's band
has appeared in ni' che great musical
cDuters rf tht world and irrqu niiy
before inr crDWdnrd heads ul Europe.
Tho Chpyalrr himself s musical
composer 0f mruished ability and
has boon selected iu write The music
for the jamestown Exposition
March" If this production measures
up to the standard ct the march writ
ten by the Choyalior FOR the Mar
borough .Vanderhlli uuptials entitled.
welcome ta the Bride. 30 VIII hid
falr 90 be- ore az the most popular pl
latter day musical productions
The GargiulO concert band Includes
hfy musicians and each aud every
performer De- "a finished artist selected
b, the Chcyalier from among the
most eminent ho has met Dee th'
course of his travels.
The acquisition ot this renowned
musical aggregation and Others of it'
/ kind. together with the greet number
of naval and military bands of al
nations. will lu musical sense DIE
/ tingnlsh the jamestown pApositini
II above ull lta predecessors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29

President " N Decker. Orllur
Nice prtsldeu " % Mcfarland
silver CitY
Rerurd.ne s CuptLy -E..1ulI IS.
Tuumas EbsI l.as Vegas
Irormrrf q q Grant lasi Lar
Nugas
Executive Committee
Charles VI Light torm CNpIr. Zoo
1908
ia. Wood. term expires iu 1909
& T. iodgin term expires in lmN
Local Secretary Edmund = Vert
Fast ils vegas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
Thursday. oee. as A. ~
n-...H Hs.aafWn


-Consral session.
Address "The Educatiou Pfoblrm ln
gaw Mexico" Hon Hiram liah
ley. superintendent ot purUe
instruction santa r.
..tr.rni subject. Tile Rural ana
small ToWu school in NeN M'A-
leo"
pancr Qualifications ui the
TTnher a. % FISHER R4na
uiscuggion George L. Guy pfitc'.
nal az school Bclcn
p.ppr "salarIcs and Continuous
amp,oymrni Ltc 81 Rudisiilc.
svnerintcndent 90 eohQqh pr
s1ooln county. white 0aAa
frsetvaion Carrie CoyinEi0n, pfih-
,tu.i of school. White Oaks
psnar "Emciont Supervision
"A straup. superintendent W
arrnnliiln county. Aihuqulrgue.
t.h.ensslor .E o. bradley. pnncl
nai ud the Third ward school AZ
Ta1rr. school EQuipmeni
Fauay Frouch Normal nni'fN
SITS Iaa VEGAS
piarn.sinn W % Evans principal
gtss Cruces schools
Thursday oee. 21-~2 q. N.
s.,nfs supsrin' rndgut's section
kdal,sa by the chairman. 'tii'
pultrs His Difficulties, iiis Plea.
ur, a Struup. supfrlnirnu
rnt al lttrUahilo county schoolA.
aVf.tlatipn uf schools by County
sr,...oteudout" &c o. smith
Sac Juan county
p,srS~,iou Ry a,, county mnet
taiUndsltH.
.pelsf.0n of County Sup,rutrnd-
.ni 10 Teachers institute "N'
rbr iunuolph QUAY county
U,srHsann Ny iunr county rNp.'
intnnUrn'r
rst o. educational firanCr
taas Sanch'7 Nh''"'''
n.s.as.s %, mm ,mu3 super
lsipuarnts
.rh, M,Am.uR.- "t l'at h"in
asirinnu Costello county
iNarstrit0n 10, three crNa's eNp''
inlDNdeUts
anntsntar, school SUctic
Ctarman 80 ~ Ciash, tur anton"
M "a tohnola AlhuQuH tut
Adarass Hy the chairman
Tae illudoTgaricu and lle q.
sY,ss nru L. Holmes. AlnH''
uft..u apartment New heAN'
t5srma university lus VEGAS
faauaaaiun uun Fletcher pNNN'
sAnil kindergarten santa W.
lMHha n Primary Road'ns
Iaiosi d Daniels puhli' thn'H
4inta FN
D,arassiuu Elyh ENoritt puh.'
lchOnls Albuquerque.
ahc stupid Child hi'''
fsUk,f principal oi a'h."''
3ur'nEtI
migu, an '"hoa' urtWius
paper accompanied hy ah OK
muH l'mma Wondmen super
,al, uf drawing Nnd prnw'h
thia A'buqurrqur
1te syachers Plain putN n 'h'
Mailer Ol nisclpliuc hinn'" a
Iau0, Ration
p.eua.Iou Elizabeth Gtr"it N'
uett Ahnqucqur
Yh- Value OF Currni NrW
Grammar Grades Salltr y
wine 1th grade Alhuquerpu'
rh. Present 2ion lt GeoHftph'
Grammar Grades N"'
NHurmAu. Gallup
Wgh School section
CharmAr n r. Grant princ'ph 20
high school East Las NeEas
Addr.ss by the Chairman
l4altuay Sessions in the ti'sI
srhO0, 10 % Grover pnueipa
~ hlgh school Ration.
Oraaing A. o. Ppctica. faii n
gtiurailun tanma Wpndma
supervisor oi draWiug Aurluri
gur
fFnEH-l Grammar u tiEhl
C.ruie and High schUol 3 u
vtughn. principal W Hish school
aNaNrN
tnrr srhou. English tlssica
uHiaf and How prest nied '--ahu
s5ot n salyer department 20
araUsH Normal University Eas
fas Nenas
q Aims m Tcuchine Ems 'ish
faes Com teacher w Eng.isi
l1alup
VA, sD Many Firsl Year Pupil
Is.st, the iNgh SCHOOL "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29

pld Noi Wnn for irrrofi-t. Io Arrive
titsrnunI nor rh. NuNsIHN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29

Lour p.r 81 spslier uoset-
ura Nstfls meU
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
Friday. December ga p. m.

Friday. December ga p. m.
General Subioc, Coltinucd
B Pepper. Character and Exte-t 81
Instruction in the County Normal
institute '-I A Wood. superin.
tendcnt uf schpnls. Santa Fo
Discussion u W 1wiaiug priu.
cipai of schools. Spcorro
9 Paper Method of Teaching I've
County Normal Institute IA ID.
HOonshel superintendent of
schools Ration
uiscussioa % T.. lucIs. ruacIpal
~ schools Uuwsp.
3 hcussiun How aU the supply
ID Quainoi Teachers Re iucras.
edF Antmio i.uogro. Ias Ncg0s
AMI % ~ Richard.. AlbuQuer
uuf
Fr.day December 26.-s3 p. nj
-.. ..-i iui,4lIl 81. itisa iuE .ae...
FRIDAY, December 28--e b. M.
The New McxiCH inter scholastic
Oraiorcm Ccstcst ai Euucau
opera House
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
PEOAGOGUES N ANNUAL
SESSION At LAS VEGAS
TWenty-FiTSt Year For the Association.
MANY Educators in Att6nddnCe--PrO-
0ram One of Much Work.

Garrison p.'uU or l rl1l
Sg-N Fp
ThurBdsy. occembcr 27
, tu Y b m. Rec rfIpu Ht rtrl.r. nf
Greater IHs NDs0s
O. 100 tu 10 ut'nr. rUrt HtI4W
Friday. December 28--9 q. n
Gtnrrai session.
Address "Tlr Personal FaD.Nf .u
Teachiug ~ D. Garrison san.
fa De-
Paper uasis of Higher Eincftiou .n
New Mexico Edmund = y g.
las NcE1.
Guaert subject. instruction ald
supply of Toachcu in New Mex
eco
Paper by Eleanor s. Thomas.
isls Negas
Discussion - E Ciars Albulucl
que
Paper Charles N Light Silver
City
Discussion Benjamin ~ Nlu oot
las vega.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
A TOAST TO VIRGINIA.

Norfolk Va. Dec 20 The rcccp.
tlnn committed of tho jamestown TX
posltlnn fomuany has been kept as
busy a. any OihCr hut iiH present
duiips arO a. noihIup Co the cnormous
work VI must handle when thr celt
brafinu opens iU ah iis glory Ihe
hundred aud ore iuncuJna involved
in thn hulng reception of Distinguish
ga guests and tisitorst and the end
hss series OF ceremonies connected
with She various exposition rates tnu
other events. to gay nothing of ihe
hnnquct8 and sHmI private lolifca'
lions. constitute in tho aggregate a
formidable contemplation and one
that looms larger 90 proportion ur the
time draws tu space Each aud
every one OF these occasions VIII cull
for speech makiur and tlasit. and
the handling f the latter iu e mas.
turly manner This fact has come
wltHu fhr Uupr ui tho Honorable
Charles q larsf,r's ubstryuti ms,
aud desir.ug tu asslst thr siiuliin ION
Mr lassitoI uas submitted AN orig
uaI Toast tu Virginia for the cun-
sidprafIuu col the exposition officials.
The verse was published in the Pet
ofshure lud,X.Aprful THE author rc.
c.iNpd his inspiration from seeing,
during "a tup in North Carolina. thp
we'll known toast ITO The ola North
Stltt' printed and framed and eX
pused Tor sale in thc stores ot rnrl
Gus tuwus and cities Desiring Ca
make departure frtm toe usual
sttreHitued co.ypntiuuaittics uf dia.
course at ceremonies involving ad
dressoh of welcome al receptions and
hauquets. aud aiming at the praduc
tion OF a toast to virginia thar WilI
take a leading place la the aontimon
Z tai aud patriotic literature % thi'
state. Mr. laastor rrcpuscd tue tot
I lowing
Here's TO Tho union. both Iu sons and
iu atury
MAY she never lack arms in dofons,
OF her glory.
/ Here's a. each star which stands toi
state
in oar union so strong iu cur nn
tion 80 weat
But heres 90 ouf mother its NO mere
opinion
( She gave away states from th'
ancient dominion
1 Here's tu ihO birthplace oi WaahiuH
Ton and Tee
/ The home of The brave and thr inn'
uf thr free.
/ Horea tu thp source ol our pures
emotion
Here's to Virginia from mountain
tB urt1u.
Mr.. lassitcrs toast s iuil of thn
I quality oi enthusiastic patriotism
which appeals to galhcrines for whicI
Dc is dos gncd and while the sent
monl ls not wholly unfamiliar q wil
doubtless attain tho popularity its di.
tluguishcd author aud ila patrioti
eontimcuts merit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29

gar-0.qa principal ous rao'
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-02
MINOR NEWS ITEMS

The Brodski grain elevators at
Kiev, Russia have been destroyed By
Ore involving a loss of s1.500.OOO.
The encampment of regulars and
national guard at Chickamauga Ma
ional park opened formally Monday.
H. H. Weakley, publisher Of ths
Evening Herald and one Of the well
known newspaper men of Ohio died
Monday his home in Dayton, aged
SO years.
The crusier Washington, built at
the yards of the New York Shipbuiid-
ing company in Camden. n. j., was
formally turned over TO the govern
ment Monday. .-,t
Fire completely destroyed four
brick buildings and four stocks OF
merchandise at Plattsburg. Mo-, Sun.
lay. The loss aggregates $4,000
covered by insurance.
The runner In circulation Sunday
night that Gen. Trepoff had been as
sassinated turns out to be as baseless
as the report to the same effect which
was current early last week.
Traffic over the Mount Cents rail-
road, Interrupted by the recent cloud
burst has been entirely re-established
The Hill trunk company's plant al
Nashville, Tenn. was Quilted by fire
Monday.
Representative David A. DeArmond
Of Butler, Mo-, was Saturday renom'
mated by the democrats Of the sixth
congressional district. This was the
ninth consecutive time Mr. DeArmond
has received the nomination without
opposition.