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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-06-06
aHr FELL AT H1s FEET.


night, and Miss Samsell Is prostrated
with grief because Of the tragic end
ing Of her matrimonial prospects.
What passed between Ross and Miss
Stroup never will be known. No one
was In the doctors Office with them
when the murder and suicide occurred.
It remained for DR.. Magee to find Ross
dead In chair in the reception room
and the body Of Miss Stroup lying at
his feet. The young woman had made
short and decisive work in the few
seconds she was engaged in avenging
herself for real or imagined grieV-
ances against the man. She sent one
bullet through his brain, another
through the neck and still another
through the heart One bullet had sur
feed to end her life after she had pre-
vented the wedding, which she bad de-
cided should never be solemnized.
Seemingly Miss Stroup had stood al
most directly over Ross when she sent
the bullet crashing through her own
heart. It is believed she hoped to fall
into his arms and die there. Instead
she fell at his feet, but the pistol fell
upon the knees Of Ross, and there It
was found by the doctor, who was
staggered by the discovery Of the bod
les In his Office.
Miss Stroup formerly lived In Oh
City, and when she was there Ross
was devoted to her: The devotion con-
tinued for awhile after she had moved
to Bradford, but soon 1t was noticed
that Ross trips to Bradford became
less frequent and that he seemed to be
smitten with the charms Of Miss Sam
sell. Until recently 1t was not known
generally, however, that he and Miss
Samsell were to be married. The mis-.
sion of Miss Stroup to Oh City, It fs
said, was to make final appeal not
to discard her for Miss Samsell, and
she had armed herself to enforce her
demand at the point of the pistol and,
failing in that, to kill the man whom
she regarded as faithless. How the
meeting took place in the Office of DR..
Magee is not known.
Ross was q clerk in the postOtt1ce.
Both he and Miss stroup were mem
bers of prominent families. All ar
rangements for the Ross-Samsell we'd
ding had been perfected. Both Ross
and Miss samsell were in the happiest
Of moods, and their relatives and
friends shared in that happiness.
Ross was at home at noon dining
and talking over with his family the
arrangements for the wedding. The
telephone bell rang. Ross father an
swered the call.
"rd like to speak to Thad," wom-
ans voice said. And the elder Ross
called his son to the telephone.
After conversing with the woman at
the other end Of the wire for several
seconds young Ross seemed to be ex-
cited.
: II have to 60 to DR.. Magee's office
for few minutes" he said. "1'll re-
turn as soon as can"
Miss Stroup was the woman who had
made the telephone call. She had ar
rived on the noon train from Bradford.
where she was i'll in bed when she re-
ceived q letter from Ross announcing
his coming marriage. She arose from
bed despite the advice Of her friends
and took the train for Oil City. She
went at once to the doctors office. He
was home for dinner, and in his alb
sence she lured young Ross to his
death.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-06-06
Real Estate For Sale.

j.. The residence in which now live.
Lot contains 81 acres, seven-room house,
two large barns, artesian well, and
waterworks throughout dwelling. All
necessary outbuidings. All in fine re-
pair and situated on lower Main street
in Bamberg. Price s., 200 cash.
]. A. SPANN,
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-06-06
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-06-06
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON

1855 CHARLESiON' D ~ I9"7
12zd Year Begins September n
Letters, science, engineering. One
scholarship to each county of South
Carolina, giving free tuition. Tuition
$40 Board and furnished room in dor
mitorv, s11 a month. All candidates
for admission are permitted to compete
for vacant Boyce scholarships which
paw s10O a year. Entrance examina-
lions will be held at the county court
house on Friday, July S, at 9 a. m.
For catalogue, address
HARRISON RANDOLPH, President.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-06-06
Real Estate For Sale.

One 4-room dwelling, ] acre lot, for 500.
Two 5-rcom houses, ! acre lot. Price
$3.50 each
Three s-room houses, acre lot. Price
81 200 each. ).
These dwellings are all practically
new, nicely finished, with artesian water
IN each house. Conveniently located IN
the town of Bamberg. Terms: one
fourth cash balance in one, two, and
three years, interest at 8 per cent.
j, A. SPANN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13

large swimming pool II not the leAat
Of the attractions, and the cool
shady walk 20 the Bishops garden II
generally one Of the Joys Of the late
! HltefnOOh, Valiant EHmoB Of tennis
lere played BY the strenuous ones and
there are lovely Be0tB well protect.
cd from the sun, whore bit Of en-.
! robbery Is often finished by busy
fingers during The afternoon. Tho
MacfnrlHnGs are truly hOspltnbo,
hhd their guests are always made TO
feel absolutely Ut home.
A 4
81, Clements Socks
a unique way NJ asking for char.
~ has been gotten ~ by ~. Gle
monte, The little circular has u tiny
babys sock Of crepe cloth enclosed
With the following slanzas attached.
SOCK
This little sock we send TO you,
n Is not for you 10 wear,
Please multiply your size by two,
AND place therein with care,
IN pennies or In cents,
Just twice the number sock you wear,
I'VE hope II n inmense).
10, II y0u weaf number len,
fDu BRING us twenty, seeY
which dropped within this little sock
VIII MI our hearts with gIeo;
'fis all We ask, II lsnt much,
Aud hardly any trouble;
Bat n goa only have one foot,
Wen surely charge you double.
but II the distance seems too great,
our service 10 attend,
Or care or sickness should prevent,
just send ny some good friend;
Or Ubcle Sans 7post once" viii
bring
The dli6es We 10 much need
ma biany thanks we'll vote 10 you
VINO af6 friend indeed.
NGW, n your have friend QUITE
dear,
you'd I'VE 10 Join Win YOU
or, II y1H k1Gw some one who would,
wen aladly send y0u Two;
~ doht forget The Dlace ana date.
Wen abswor when you knock,
And welcome you with open arms
But don't forget your sock,
On tie outside 0f tl0 dainty cir.
cnlar yd0 are asked 10 help the IN.
dies Of ~ Clements cana 10 meet
their pledge " s60O lhis year by 70.
turning the sock by September 1st
10 Mrs, Edward Davis, 1622 Has.
tlGgs street,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13

unable to proceed TO England Mrs
Layard and the children are Win
him
4 4
Mrs, @ M Cooke has gone 10 Inc
other Islands 10 visit her molber
Her daughter Miss Alice Cooke n
lovely girl returned from ihe we'll
Known school BuereliG whore Hho
has been for the past two yoors
Miss Alice B0thtWhn rs abroad win
members Of The Waterhouso lmmiy NJ
at present hayipg q doIighll0l yiall ~
old heidelberg TIA
4 4 =
M, and N1 l'nrIilnaan and rblldt
rap Of MnneapoIls visited llalnIWa
last SATURDAY
4
Among ihe nleaeaHf dHnerH for DE
Conversational party was Inc one Even
u the Sensible lloiol 0n aalufGay oyon
ing the tQhle was sol Qn DE cirqnlal.
lapal ana preliily deeqralhd wlfl af
bowers and greeUa The ggoste iU
pludas besides ihe giieMs " bo1or.
Aoiing GOVERNOR Atkinson ana MI
lIoyd ConlliQg lniep ~ ihe 0eUflg
ne gQeHs reWaiped ~ JON ~ no
dance Which Waa glYpD thqi eyelllDg
tk HN
~ m9ny iRglIrles hqYa been Wad2
lQr ne bQQlf grllleD by DE lqnW yllHl
Wq llpWallaV heWB FQnlpQ1R llaYe.sl-
elVed many aqpies, Wbieb oQ1 NJ on
T51"""o9R pb,oasar P'07''' @7P m3YNo
- - n n A
Mr. apd Nrsl gHJ hlqclaplopp Dove
Qlaqe sple04id b9ftb " bps lipbrelH
N. ....lg.! e99sLes ". sl.s s.a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13


constantly brought out for inspection
and excited much Interest, The ehet,
Louis Gheyaler quite surpassed him-
SELF and the menu which rs given be-
low speaks for itaor The Ernest Kaal
orchestra played and sang In their M
nal brilliant manner and later for
dancing In the ballroom.
MENU.
Dry Martini Cocktail
Toxic Points on Half Shell
Canapo Caviar, Crcolore
Sailed Almonds Mixed olives
Consomme q IN Franklin
lfilet Of Kumu Ia Yillaret
Sliced Cucumbera Duchesse Potatoes
Calves SWeetbread Patlle u Ia Nantalaa
French Peas
Nlorsloiner Edward SarbaGh
l-lrdad Tenderl0ln Of Beet q Ia
B0nnefOy
RonaiHe Punch
Stuffed SQUAD q In Caroline
Potatoes Croqlele
Asparagus on Brannhe
Champagne, Moet and Chandon
Waldorf salad
Neapolltaine Ice Cream
Assorted Cake
Imperial Cheese BeDrs Crackers
Doml Tassa
Creme de MeDtho
Among those present were Mr4
Mckinney, Mlss NelliBd MISS Raynoldg
lhe Misses SChaefer, Miss irwin, MISS
lEie-smllR Harold Castle, y w
shlngle, J. H. Flemming, H. Maefar-
lane, y, kennedy, CAPT Humphrey, W.
r. Roth, MISS GoQdale Fred Shingla
Mlsa iVsaoIl, Bruce Gartwrigbf w
cQpayafro.
Mr. 0pd MIS-. George MeClellop,
Wbo are o. the MQapa lIQtel were
QgIte dlsqppoiBted not 10 sail IN tbl
Loeqp Tbey expect IN take Doa-
aage ~ tbo cRipq N.Y. MeClellaD,
Who Is now feeIipg The reactiop from
hla ardpops 9ttepqqpce % tbe CoB-
tles1opql pqrtN has been ggite ~
dHrlpg The past week p IH" n
Jpqge D. NJ Hatch, recommended
by Mrs, Hqtcb, retlFRed from Mimi
lhls weel where he Ras been comm
~ P tbp bodpllql VIII " brqEap
WIFI reWlting from h Horse-bacl'
aeclqept TRe glrth br9ke and pre-
''D'fp''q NlW I " .opFf
Professor ma Mrs. GryNtbs are
FHests ~ Mrs g. Noplagga-Cookf
dQripg the 4bseppe of ber bgabaId
4 NlHHHH0
NrF s1san h MHla whQ hag been
~ plHeR epterlaiped was also q pa8-
sepger ~ tRe sllqrlq qfdqmRaHied
ny per eeerefqry, Nlss Ma4Is4h shl
recelyed many Neral pferipgs aHf
looked me pictqre NJ health aH(
AapPipess NJ she geqtqd her frleads
vN' 'v1lf'4 ear On thf aoFR
terla .fpTr ne app~sf' dragFt HelIERtn.
H"o,n".' 5aaalN4 yl'lf vIfN M y|F4 M
Mr., Teppey PEEK was . pasaep-
ger u me slbefla Ipsf n wfek he-
lofe going NE Had Hews NJ hAr
laofhers deaih raaehed her. WI
N.
> Word mo heon rnfoIYod fhgf Hr
YlfA ne leysr n folSmNp hH4 whA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
Red Light0 and Sky.pieees


the G0fcnOnS,
Red Lights and Sky.Pieces
AZ last Honolulu Iina had something
worth acengl All credit 10 Mr..
Church, whose untlrlng efforts toward
building 40 truly refined, respectable
,hlyl entertaining place Of amusement
have ut last had thor acknowledges
Society ut IT, best turned out IN over
Iwhelmlng numbers on Saturday even
ing last at the Seaside Hotel 10 Wit
moss the long promised event Of the
lm0nlh--tlle midnight raee Of FIRE en-
nOos, for which the largest aud Ile0loht
along the whole WHlkIkl beach had
been chartered Long before tho ap-
pointed hour Thousands had gathered
on The RreeDBWArd 10 watch oxpeclant-
" for this unique and unprecedented
pageant The canoes were manned by
native lawalIanB, but the Bleercrg had
been most carefully selected from
among IIOnOIUIn'B choice and exclusive
bachelors, twcDty-elght IN all. Dur
linR the fret part Of lhG evening the
fpaCl0Ug lanai was GIoared and Homo
married women danced 10 The laDguor-
0us strains Ut music which Ernest
Kaal ana his OrGhoglrA furnished, Mr.,
Kn1l and his orchestra hre always pop
uihr, but on Saturday night they
played with ubWOnled yerye and spirit,
fGcnlngly inspired by The 0pG canoes
MS they caught wave after wave on
,lelr mad rnte toward shore, The sell
GGilOB Of Fireworks was made by u
muster haBd, Starting Win the 6rst
canoe, which BGHl forth several dozen
Of simple Rky rockets IN rapid suGGes-
sion, then followed GanOe after canoe
0lledl with brilliant Roman candies,
lplnswbeels and red showers NJ living
IRE, caSflDg q wonderful gloW on The
oxpectant fnceB " tbo on-lookerg, un-
| ~ the last bHlf dozen canoes, each
moro brilliantly lighted than the other
each Win thelr vet pieces GmbIGm-
ate Of Hawail's greatest gOrieg and
nOblGst sentiments, " these me last
canoe deseryog special mention,
STORED by Mr. DGrby, who seemed full
" NE spirit Ut The evening be took 0ll
The strO1gGBt waves and made q re-
Invariably straight course, The Gre
works which were sent from CHS en-
noe represented u beautiful yOung
iUaldcn with IO0k Of wonderful prom
ne IN her Gyog~ Gmblemhlc NJ the
ferHt0ry's future THIS ended The
brilliant display, which has never been
surpassed even IN Honolulu, famous
Tor ~ spectacular performances rms
young man may WGll b. praised Tor
Tho zoal and eGlhuGl1gm WIN which he
has always devoted himself ~ ~
forms Of Il0w0ian sports During the
entire evening and agalp after the Dul-
liant ana most gIeeesefpl entertain
,nebl, cooling drinks were literally
served Ever since Mr., Church has
l0hoD on the management NJ the Sea-
side Hotel n has become the most pop
Mar resort IN Honolulu and nothing
seems TOO great ~ undertaking for
him 10 mako u SUCCESS IT.
incidentally the canoes swamDed,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13

1'be ii0nsacbiIiibeW0rtb wedding ~.
ifaeted large number NJ guests 10 ~,
Andrews Cathedral on Monday eye1s
W eat /half past slX Mrs, james
b6neIidfiy ana Mrs. Harvey Murray
had transformed the altar ana ehancel
INTO bower ~ beauty, IN which white
lilies, 1msler ana paBpas grass piayed
ah important part The bride looked
lovely IN white crepe de chine over
white satin Duchess ahd real lace. Her
bridal Vell WIS becoming ana she Cafs
fled u bouquet " white roses. The
bridesmaid, IN pink, was much ads
mlfed, THE lteV canon MaeHnfosh
performed The solemn service. ller
Majesty, Queen Llllu0tala1l, WIS pres
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13

- or an Interested lo0liers0n, ~
! generally an, 6t the p0pu.
lHr motel dances, one n filled
WIN Hwd aud admiration at the on.
trgy dIHplayed by the gAy l1ppers
NJ tho GeyerapndlBR tW0sgtep and
Walaes From beginning to end the
floor " never deserted, ma there rs
only ono drawback the fearful 0dOf
" persDlfing humanity rocking with
lh6 zenl ana fetyGr Of The strenuous
exercise Tie HilftawHlsl movement
FOR mehsfglk Is attracting q vast
dn6 N attention elsewhere ana n
" MOI NJ al n bad idea Who would
not fHller gda6 up0H clean shirt,
fllhpr NJ Hllk Or llHeh with n collar
4 N byron, lbaH one hGpelosgly
crushed. ana shirt " shattered H..
lHBi0HsY Mr.. jack L0bdGn's white
tilk eyohihg shirts hnd l6WsGut cole
lGW nave been much commented ape
bnf VUL elbW HHHhIUlb ~ " tlliHuIe
IKE 0srs And how sp6lieBsiy Glenn
n l60Bsl One surely ought 10 be
comfortable IN the tropics at
leasl, md lts 4 pity that men cans
hGl adGpt some Wyle " dress INIT
wGuld conform 10 the climate, FOR
Inc dress e6H ana SIN shirt must
10 uhbearabl6 NJ tines aud OH how
ugjy " u.s.
,Tbe genius who viii evolve Just
tie eul " garment 10 suit warm clis
i1ates WI not Ohly MAKE q fortune
Ddl receive The THINKS VI ail W0mabs
HBd.
Mrs, Hermann roche Was ~ 0id !.
going passenger N tie Siberia, nee
tgmpHHled ~ Miss Blsle Webster,
mrs. rookie has been ~ ltshealtb
fof months, aHd bef objective point
u Holland, where sb6 VIII undergo
40 operation n rs hoped that she
VIII return 10 Honolulu restored NJ
her usual good beaitb Mrs, PAU
Nelima16, who N ~ present IN San
Francisco, Wlil return ~ Mezie6 cdBS
heGied With The settling u her id0tbs
ers estate
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
beautiful AbaImang

MIN Marion seGtI viii be missed
ff6m me w6ek's festivities, Tor she
n NJ hbulmabU VIM Mrs. Henry
Mdefata6e aHd daughter. AlAls
WaBG n IN l1ea spot f6r The hot
summer days. Situated NJ The base
" lhe mountain ~ bleh DIateau,
me cOGl bfeezhs afe never absent.
tbd lHeky those VINO IRE there. The
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
Society al Polo

The polo 6D "Wednesday was attend
vi by the Congressional parry, who
were the guests NJ honor Of The club,
ana u small number NJ enthusiasts WIN
Witnessed q very good game, ThG SIM
dlG MOI shine ~ brightly ~ usual, buf
Tho llIle WIN their blue shadows
changing from brlghleBl bluG 10 palegL
r0eo made ~ oneet which HrDageed
ibe brlglllGst DAY. Among those seen
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
Home u LonRWoflhs

N N SAID t60t Mr. aHd Mt8, Nlcbs
6ldg L1bgWGHb VII occupy tby
FMreblld e6ttage NJ the seaside il6s
lel during their ylHt IN Honolulu,
MN f8iWhiid ma famiiy have gone
~ Kau5i f9f the summer, and Miss
iady Maefaflabe accompanied them,
when Alice tt0GgsVell passed through
here With he T8h party she seemed
dBite eBdm6fed WIN The island life
aBd particularly eHj0yed tbe SURFING
Wbleh she N anticipating with great
pleasure, The L0BewGftbs made
bGslg NJ friends during their brief
yI1t and viii PROMPTLY be- greatly
entertained,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
Old Sores Cured by
1.-THE HOUSEHOLD SURGEON"

Druggists refund money Il DIR
PokTER'S ANTISEPTlc HEAL
lNG OH fails, zMade by PARIS
MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis, p 5,
VI a, W
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13

were Mr., and Mrs Gait, Paymaater and
Mrs Hayes Brooke, Mrs, Neyens, prln~
cess KnWananakoa, MIS- Emmet May,
Miss Roth, MI and Mrs, Alexander
Young, Mrs Won llamm, Mrs. Arthur
Berg, Mr.. and MIS-, y, IT, Dillingham;,
MrB Mott-snlith Mrs. A, Lewis Mrs,
Mamie phillips, Mrs C. w, Case Deer
Ing, Mr., and Mfs. Mead, Misses Hart
well, Mrs llnwes, Mr. Hamilton and
pr. FILzgeraId
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
Young-M0ore

announcement rs made Of the mar
rlage Of Alexander Young, Jr, and
Miss Carlla Moore, daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs, j, =, Moore OF Myrtle street.
The wedding took place Thursday
morning ~ the home Of the brides par
enls, II was celebrated qlieily, only
The members Of The Moore family being
proaopt the service was read by Rev,
GrlGth GrI0Ithg Of The Market street
Congregational church, Mr., and Mis-,
Young left Friday morning on tbeir
honeymoon journey, Upon ther re-
urn they VIII reside with Mrs, Young's
parents IN Myrtle street The bride Is
o. musician Of ability Young Is me
son ~ Mr., and Mrs, Alexander Young,
prominent IN Honolulu, where they are
pWpers " lhe famous Young hotel,
Formerly the Youpgs resided IN Oak
lnnd, "Rosecrest,' he family home,
Witch was purchased ~ The William
q. IlensbaYa, being the center Of much
~ tie social NE Of his side Of the
bay'-- ., y. CAL, June 80,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
Dinner for Londons

MIS-, Frederic CbVrch was lb0
charming bosless ~ . swimming party
on Tbursday afternoon AZ the Seaside
Hotel IN honor ~ Mr~and MIS-, Jack
London, The guests assembled under
tbe ban ireos and aD hour WIS delights
tully spent IN sporting with The wayea
BON Mr.. ana Mrs, London are perfect
swimmers, and enjoy . DIP IN tho
sun llIfe school children, Mrs, I'm
1on alwayg looks very fetebipg IN Der
taputy bathing gpIt and oap perform
many diNleVIt leats After he ban .
delicious lea was served N The prjYate
eilIpg poop, ~ artlsucally hupg WIN
oId t1Da cI0ll and Oriental rigs Mr.,
uhVeb was preitiIy dressed ~ ~ ems
bf0ldere1 white linen, The guests IN
cluded, besides the Lopdops, Nv ana
MIS-, g. W Case DeerlDg, Dr. ana Mrs,
smith, Mr. bergen, Mr., Neyeps Mr.
md Mrs. A. q, Ijawes Jr, Miss Iar.
yey, Msg Alice MacfqrIape MISS Mar
ion RON, W. Robert sbIpgIe, Mr. y,
Ebipgle, NJ 4soppy' MaGfarlqpe, Mr.
william RON and Mr., Frederic CbVrch,
L -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
Younger Set Hosts

Several memberg NJ TIE Younger vet
g9ye y beauillpl dinner 0D WeqDegday
evening IN lhe Waikikl dining room ~
ne Alexander Young boteL N h0por
of NC ladies NJ tbe Copgresglglal par
~, Twenty covers eDclrGled he liable,
wblcb was decorated WIN crlms0p earl
nations ~ . layieIl manner, A canopy
0f greens made q bower NJ tbe tablp
apd candles shaded ~ crlmaop were
bet0re e9ell place, NE large fandela-
brae ~ either eide making an artistic
adqlll0n Much llpghter, and q nom
llHHAl slreqH Of pyersalion made ne
qlnner = memorable ope, ~ Say pqth-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30

W 9IERE45 it is certainty beyond all peradventue that
Newport News contains among its residents
who are known in slang parance as Knockers and
Dhereas, these knockers of the artistic class mas
mG as they never ALLOW change to pass to say things de9gato
6slave that something should be done to combat this harm
Dhereas, the time has passed passing by silent con-
temp the @ 5rs pc the MSposa and G city BY
times and
LUhereas recognize that while these knockers
entirely responsible for all they because the fact that they
with III the hons h have been he them still
who do not know their character, be therefore
that the very best my ability shall live up to the very letter
believe in the Jamestown Exposition and the city Of New
port News and shall speak good word for both of them every
believe that the jamestown Exposition be made the
@ Newo News on be- me 1 e e a5 nar a1 e
attached to the community in which an international fair being
toned a2ut t I'M @ e Re Jamestown Exposition @
anagemen and the Exposition and don't along
o to TON m Dick or ay s the o mistakes Of The days gone BYE
they are many---at every possible chance.
position should along and take their along with
them because a believe that there for them
now controlling every branch Of business life
himself committee one to further the Interests James
town Exposition by boosting it at every possible chance
believe that will be for the best interests the Expo
son not to repeat adverse relating to the Exposition
the Wfavorable story to my entire satisfaction.
shall not hesitate question the authenticity Of any
surd stories to the charge of ncompeenes general
merits of the Exposition where without giving oense
or involving myself in a dsagreeabe dispute
shall consider Tiny right to walk the presence of
person who is knocking the Exposition the city Newport
News, unless be in home place where it would be
discourtesy breach Of hospitality to make such apan
dence of my dmova OF the remarks that are being made
myself not to do or to anything which may probably be
strued knock against the place residence it being
derstood that this pledge nowse restricts my privilege and duty
of denouncng public evils anything which my opinion would
tend to corrupt the body of politics
1he last resotDe of this creed Of the Boosters cfuo
that the ony thing that D knock Ou be person
eUening, and from to
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
Traitors In Camp.

Triekery has been resorted to. and IL
IL said that some OF the Free Masons
eontrived 70 get admitted u member
ship IN the Reform Association as
spies, while others actually we're won
over 10 the association which they
finally came 10 recognize as the better
and more progressive body
Lee Why. an importer OF SIS PennsyI-
vania avenue, secretary OF the Wash
lngton Chinese Empire Reform Asso-
citation. said
The Reform Association is getting
stronger every day Its aims as re-
lating 70 this country are. To better
the condition OF the Chinese residents.
% help one another. 10 care for The
sick; 20 improve the education OF the
chinese children by sending them 10
American schools, 20 abolish the
hstchetmen. professional murdersrs
and hlackmaiieTs and libsrsts from
their Hhominable slavery the poor Chin
ese girls held IN dsns OF vice ana 20
m away with the gambling hells and
opium Joints
Il believe IN the adm ssion 10 The
United State Of Chinese OF the msr-
chant and student classes. hut I would
exclude those Of the coolie class"