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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-07-06
FOR THE
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

HEREBY announce myself a Candi-
L date for the Republican Nomination
for the House of Delegates, subject to the
decision OF the Primaries, and request the
party support
FRANK LEE CARL,
June y District No Is.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-07-06

Elsie I Z;nkan
NiI,trod Z;nton
Ntarinn I;ntan
Niarv pricI,ard
olIoIy Ere;I;nT
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-07-06

Bessie Clice
Ruth Dando
Alice DandO
Elizabeth kreiling
Anna Prichard
Jean Ort
Martha Rankin
Nelly Skidmore
Jeanette SkidmOre
Margaret Skidmore
Pearl Fresh
Margaret Hanson
Henriette Williams
Alice Anthony
Bell Goldsworthy
Ora May Crow
Mamie rimmons
Genevieve Jack
COrnelia Miller
Sarah Timmons
Percy q. Clice
Joe Clice
pnlnh l. rn,l;nY
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-07-06

I'M object of this suit is to procure Il de
L cree for the sale of certain property in
the town of Frostburg, Allcgany county
State of Maryland, for the purpose of par
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-07-06

For the week corresponding with next
i'll 1917 the paragraphs below comprise
i'll part items of occurrence then new:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-07-06

July 73t&
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-04

otp6deltss e&spstReaeio - ksp0sxtofs3
Emep Big e2s 90; alarss Dem III. 800; Scas
70 5000; etort SIsas 1850: Hnnsf
ZIG. 90.
A0rRe 0srfu1srts 1ratuurl s}c;
Sraxtturter &c; SoIosaa t zsxnass 7;s 10
xu& Bke.
Spe6-4iare Settes. 30 ta 60 Hssxs In
SurGi4nttt, lske; aiars GsttsR. 20 Did 50
FfunS, l2se: alars Esusss. % BIZ 60 sfxnh
ia3e; 10 bic 81 sfs., I8e; ID cts ls zsaxh,
l4e; sIare Sa6s., o. fn 90 snusn, Iass:
NadeS ID bs Is Hfsxb I2k; Eyzss sH6sss
BID Q Rftnh, lA
Grasfaa'g ped-SIGfe- SxsItfe e&sss 20s
ssD6bItsr 6uear gursb 20e, e-4 Efssh ts
DarGi@nttt 17e 9 bs Q rtxxh sa Esr&s
I3aitt lss; 10 BIB 10 Btnxh hz ExsSssenHs
lse; 5YiGHo tn Eur&fSnsE, lA.an, 1915.
9 Ffuah I'm Ea-tttGxst. iGaaaI. lbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-04
Rhttrlidt abtntturrfabrtsn.

Ser Sitter 11lri4 bon 2i6tenItein
lit our9 ieinen lpunoerli6en 3us BON
@snebig bis mad gDbmen, auf Dem sr
ats Srau @enus IN Elm tpeibes 9etpanb
9efleiOet uno nit f~liegen0en 30pfen
ba5erritt, Inn ft9 gum 3ubm Der ton
inn psrebrtsn Game nit anberen @bel>
lsuten i'm Surnisr gu meHen. beriibmt
se%rporoen. ginem jeoen Bitter, Der NIT
ibm einen Gpeer brefen ipiiroe, pers
fpra9 er einen g~oIoenen Rins unb,
faGs sr BON inn bsiiest piirbs, Ole
&oTe. Die er nit iid fiibrte. 8!ieb er
aber ielbit Sieger, 10 iolte fid Der Be-
iieste na9 alien bier SinmeIsri6tunz
gen gu @bren BON ulri&s Dame pers
nei9en. Gr brad am %. 4pril 1927
auf uno perfta3 bis gum %. Mai BOT
Gpeere. 0dbei bertbsilte.er 271 &inge.
@ber ulri1 bon 2ibtenfiein pur niht
Der ein3ige Rittcr, Der an einem 10 ielts
for1en 3ugs @efullen funb. S6on Elm
Sa9r Dor inn, 1926, unternabm Elm
tbiirineif6er Sitter, Waltmann BON
SdttsIiteot, cine dbnli6e Nbenteuerz
fabrt. Gr begieitete Den 2unbgrafen
2uotpig bon S%biiringen gum Surnier
mad Merfebura unb fiibrte babel cine
prd6tig geI9miidte Sungfrau, Die auf
sinem 3elter rift, nit fi9. 4uf Der
9ano trug Die Sungfrau einen Sperz
Der, Ser CUR SagO abgeri9tet mar, fpGbz
reno Elm tii9tiger St0berbuno neben
ibr bertrabte. Waltmann ma9te be-
tannt, buB er uuf feinem 53use nab
MerIePurg, iopie auf Der &iidtebr mad
giiena9 bereit lei, nit je0ermann Elm
Surnier uus5ufe9ten. Wer i'm nies
berperfe, Ione 0ie Sungfrau, Den GEL
ter, oen @perber, Sen Sasbbunb uno
auberbem feinen Sarnii4 erbalten.
Snbef.n Siirfe i6 Die Sunsfruu nit
einsm g~oloenen, einen 9ulben pertben
Ring l0ien. @sn sr ieoo9 befiege. Ger
fon iprpobl ibm, pie Der S%unsfrau
etnen Rtng bon elei9em Mertb per>
ebren. 4ls bus MGb9en nad Gifena9
auriidfum, bate es 10 piel Ringe, bab
es ale 9ofiunsfrauen beidenten tonnts.
Sod pertpunoerli9er mar Die Ibenz
teuerfabrt, bic Ser frans0fi4e Hitter
MpriB bon graou peraaitaltete. gr
lieb fi9, I'M De- 9rdfin bon Beau
mont, Ole er psrcbrte, Elm gang neues
S9aufpisI porsufiibren. elm S4iIf
baiien, bas auf RGbern rubte uno
rinesum nit S9arladtii4ern bebans
gen mar. Die @nfer iparen aus Weis
fing, Die Saue aus Geibe uno bonn
Mafte tpebte Gem @eseI sleid oes &its
ters Banner. Na9oem nod Gan5en
in Mense auf oas @9iff perlaoen tpas
rem, tpur6en pferoe po%rgefpannt, Die
unter Dem umbans berborsen paren.
60 fubr er Sur9 Granfrei& biz gum
S4lob Beaumont, beftanb nit ieinen
@essitern sesen bic Bitter i'm SHlob
etn Surnier unb rerfdentte oarauf
@niff unb ausriitung an DE gettler.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-04

Su.ar 9areb S@txtea - GsHs RaaItd4:
ls-@ Rtmsb ~: Is Hfrxs l62f: l0-ll
Rfunb l6i: Spe.te Due!tsat : ao-le 9txxt
bs; IL Bhrnb lbs u stna'I5s ; 1C
Bhsnb lie.
SaItornt0e S0ussn-s BID 8 Rfusb sis;
Q BIS ID Hftub 83t.
Sps6, gxsi.-0md4sa, . bS 10 3nnh
tn Orr&i&ait, l7ls: ID ID ID &fmxA h
Cux&f@ntt, llie.
esb0rrte1 Nsxhfsd0 - e4tsisz. zee.
6sts. 1Ase; Hsbexfettss lie; Sxssxi. Iea
3ab0eI Ice.
00mab - n xSescsB-L. 0aal, lie; q.
0naIttdt 1ote: Q. n~ogita4 le3s
o@uitaa1RsL 6srs>s 10 bn % nh
In Dsr4f4ait. loS 10 4fuGa Dr4i4aiH.
liz, 10 ID Ii Rins 12s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-04
G6mereteu

@ewdbIter Ttutot9p a2.Sb-2.50
Dr6tndrer bts gutter Ttn,otbp sl.b0-i.7,
Rutber 8~Iseiamen 70 60 $50
gnslt6er 2Ieeiaueat $3.50
3Iiste 4Ieeiannen S7.O-8.W
AIfaIfa RIeeiannen 100000.
Betber 3leeiauIen $500.
SaneH 3entidp 8IaasroB N.E0-l.B
BImasras m ebaT 7se.
gnsIi&es 8Imisras $l.7b
Or&arb @ras 81 .l0-1.65.
Reb TOT h gbaH sl.Ss-l.75.
Rofer Ror1 Te-$1.00.
Hmtber Sxaerrobr Souen S1.00-l.as.
BetbeS rno seIbes Rom sl.0e-L2s.
Seb Cob gnfIase $1.10-l.25.
Com Reos $l.75.
Hiut 81 30 Bis $1.86.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-04

Isiices %inbFsf&--HBsati&s Esisss -- "A
It's; beige etisrs st-sie I; sssfsss sssxhss
$50 bis 200 Riaxo rs; bisRee xass 100
s,s $50 pfrnS SIC xess SO I'D $50 BinHb
g.; 6tisr Boreerutertsl d3ss 9sss 8ts!es
p,ertel lie, &txb n~sxtaptetsi l0Ss. Rsrh
SorbsruterteI g.. 4as Eushszptssta &c nd
6tstterpterteI 7e.
5rttdes RaIbfed1 - &aIbsr lie, Htxtss
ossrteI lSe, BorbaDssrtg 6:.
5rf&es S9affstf3 -- 2dnsass pa F.xxh
Lee (; S&sfe S2e; e0sxsss l8e: NasE ana.
l6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-04
Hranfretm.
Graf Bpnt Mill ITO er.
9feben.

paris, 8. Ssbruar. 8raf Bont
bon g~aFslans, Hnna @ouIb's gsf9is.
btnsr @atte, Id6t ptsbsr bon Rd h6ren.
gr fuurl nattirli9 O6ue auna's WiIio.
men nt9t mebr Ieben unb Oerfu4t
trampfbaft. f1 isiuer Satin uisosr ju
ndbsrn. .Dsun Du niGt einwiuisR,
MID 3u s~mpfunsen, usros Id mid CT.
fdisBen", f1reibt er In isinsm IeBten
Brisfs. Srau 8oulo absr. tuis f4
bic Srdfiu nod ibrer S9sioune
nenni. blsibt bart. sic burdiaaut
ben patrOa uno !dbt ibi sappsln.
grf tpsnrt sr R& snti&lisBt. auf ole
ibm pom @sri9te auf feline Rinoer Elm.
esrdumtsn @sdts ,u bsrsiatsn, tpirb Il,
NIT fid reosn lafsn uno goni Elm aus
fdnoigss 8af6snsslo bspiniesn; bsnn
aass. mas ct MIL. if 8elo, @elo unb
no9n,als @elb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-04
IrH&te xxe 0e1afs.

SgrHdtte xxe 0e1afs.
8snats
Nepfd ia $3.50 per Hdt.
@ranberries-$7.60 pei Tab.
eanenen 81. 75-2.96 ; fIstxs S1-s1.2S.
G!trpnsm 90 go 80 tr &tFa
Oronaen - 90. b--t.2s t0 es!te.
@robeersn, 8ae per Nuart
Osmas.
Notts &hben s2.s5 PET Sat.
@arten, ST. @ per 9uSenb.
Ge!erp-a0. bic 8 6 per Dutemb.
2raut - 1850 pet Tonne.
SaIat - l7e pr Efunb.
3miebeIn - Rotbs uxb wetSs tl.00 BIZ
81 81 PEI Sas epaxti&s 8uisbdn 81. 30
pei Rife.
BeterFIie 16-a0e pa Eutsah Nax4ss.
RartoHeln-$l 81 PEI 5ot.
Wabteie zoe Ses Cutexb Btn4eS.
SHbtartcfeIn - Etretxia s3.36 HaItis
more Sl.7b-2.75; Stries t2,W - $500
per Sat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-04

ettua ben biertsn $beil Der SiBs
baben tpiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-04

BOTS @aoS3s8kess~.
Eef&tora - Salaufsprsfs: IL asa sd
nuaIttat. ls-soe.
eafss-esi@dt 8a-ile; sn Rsefa
S12 Cos 300 Ser Texxe.
Billet Eertaufspreas: f12. 0o-~ff4 o.
Observation-Disclosures. Sic CO. 81 O.
6trob-PreHe. ie mad BEN 8rsA. to Bal
len, E7.50-S8.60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-04

8xstss, Gsss ssah @s&AAes
oaabIsr paabIsa ia!scSb, gssus;
0rt1e Gtsr-2te pet Eu&sxs
Adhnes IKE, HSSns 3. TxssGf--n--iee.
@nten Sc, @dnie &c.
Gutter 49, Goaa,ss. l8e, srssrr% 81.
sIeix s5e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-04

ERsros Berfamf0preHs SstecEtstts
S4pspsridis ses p= ftaxe ssx~5sisates.
g@wssersdie lbs. BsssOxRs xrssna $ safs
l4}, Rem Dort gSsoSsss l&s, stxssssas'
I@er atutbureer l8<. esi6 l5e,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-04
Grregung
Ser Sapaner tuddt tdglid nab ni11nlt gege1l BIT
Ser. Staateu brO6enoe TOrnlen on.

SeuoLfaer s6ueefan in Gurppa. Ueiammtbotum Der &eidsagswabl. -
Standardization tn &nbmld - ausgkib i'm 6al Wtarlbo:ong1.
eieben Menfhsnupfer bi SdiHsfpnifon. - Sndt eeneluns
amf Gapri - Yolen fesen In yoruahlen -0raf Yoni mill
fd eihieBsu. - Seuidcno perlangt Ssfrafuns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-04

SroBbrttannietl.
8uberteIba3iIIen n
QubmtI4.
2onbon, 8. 6eb. Die i'm au.
euf 1901 srnannie i6niali9e 8ubsr.
tuloTe . aommifRon bat iosben sinsn
e~inae6enben Bsri6t iiber iubertuloie
Qranibeiten bnbHsntltGt. Dieter BE.
rtdt fpriat Ra oabtu aus. bub Der
Wenia burd @inosrtubsrtuloie anss.
fedt peroen fan, uno BOB oerartiae
a~nHsdunasn In ben meifsn Sdusn auf
ote In 4ubmil9 enttaItensn &uberfel'
bnsi0sn 3uriidyufh6ren Rno. Dieter
Befunb III baIirt auf cine lange Rsias
e~inasbsubsr 1rpsrimsnte uno 5OrTdun.
gen, bi. In benz 9sri6t aeihtlosrt Hno.
Dem gsriGt uiro bic b6dRsg sosutuna
beigemsHsn, oa sr ben enoatiltigsn Be
tueis rbrinat, buB Die I'm Sabre 1900
bon profsRor Robsrt Rod In Berlin
! aufaeRente Sbsoris auf unasntesnbsn
unb faIf9 ausseIsgtsn gsoba4tunasn
terrHbrte. Die grnennun9 Der Qonis
mifRon srfoIete nod prof. Rods BE-
hauptuns. bob Rinber. uno Wsniden'
tubsrtuIoIe stp.i grunopsrf2ieoene
R~rantbeiten fu1ren. 0orfbsnber Der
RommifRon nor Der bsrtorbens Cir
Wi4asI Softer.
ausgtetd I'm WarIbo.
rou9b'SaIIe.
2onbon, 8. 5sbrunr. Bon
maBa.benoer Settle purbs cine GnrI..
suns fib.r bic g~s3isbunssn bss 6erscss
uno Der Ssrsosin bon Marlborough,
10 bel geibe babon In bic OsHsntltd.
tsit selaueen lafsn molten, bstannt
esasbsn. Die Darlssung bot ben fol.
| UeUutW SSutItuut.
Die YiHeren3sn spii&sn benz Ger.
soe uno Der 6sr3osin bon marlborough
Hno prtOatim bsisslegt uorosn. Die
Rinber tperbsn im SUNDERLAND Souie
sinirsksn unb au anfane bisisr Wo9s
pirb H8 bic psr3ogin nit ibnen nod
benz continent begebsn."
Steie D~arlsgung iann psrI9teoen
aebeutet tperben. aber neitere Witt6ei.
Iungsn uOlsn bie geibsiItgtsn ni1t
MAIDEN. Bon gut untsrri4tstsr Settle
wirb srtldrt. bob bas paar R& babin
bsrfdnbi9t Bot, bab bic slnesIsesnbsit
ut4t gum seri4tli1en Austrags TONNE
tinb bis Qinbsr obus9IsInb benz Batter
uuo Der Wuttsr tibsrIafsn usrbsl
foIen.
Sieben W enf9en0pfer
Bel = 9tffsfoIItfion.
Wepmoutb, 3. 6ebruar. -
Der Dampfer rgttf&in" cote ebsmaliss
.5riRa"). bon 6ambure nod Sabana,
HisB tn Der Na9t auf Der 56be bon
gea&p 6sao NIT einsm fran;bRf9sn
vSrawIsr" auiammsn uno bobrte ibn
In ben 9runb. eteben Nann BON
Der 8siubuns bss fran,bRiaen Sabr.
3euges ertranten. Die .giti9in" isBte
ibre 5abrt fort.
Stalien.
6u&t enefuna auf
Capri.
ReapeI. 8. 5eb. auf @apri
ino aqs Arrangement fur bic Antunft
bss profeRors Or. gmil bon gsbrins
aus Berlin, bes gntosdsrs oss 9ipbs
tbsrisfsrums. Der infolas bon ueberar.
beitung juiammsngsbro&en III, gstrof.
fen tuorben. Wan ertuarts! ibn In
Bsslsituns fsinss e9wasers spinOid,
profeRor bpn Bsbrina tpiro In elmer
btbi&en gila, bic an benz bon ben,
eiaotratb pta3su gebrins ssnannisri
plab belessn if, Wobnuna nsbmsn.
0err epinola bepobnt bic 1iaa, tuel9e
fetner 3sit Gisentburn oss be~rforbsnen
6erra Grtebri2 2rupp aus gRsn mar.
RukIano.
poIen teeen In ur.
mabIen.
@ar 8. 6ebruar. Die
polnif&en Wationalifsn babsn In ben
lruab:sn einen eise iber bic Soaia.
IiRen srrunser1. Sm purlamsnt tper.
ben bte NattonallRsn bie 0onRttutio.
! reaeu Demoiroteu QeQer, BITE H~eoieruno
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-04
0gssHteS

Snbtanapstis RaHeesPseHG
0eu6bnL. b2 gutter l0-f2e; sssu,a Ahs q.
ndbItT A-1se Saxe9 8Gf-8s. Srncs
peuou 10 BIB 22e. SSapa 2S-89e.
Sx 4adetss:
1rioia $751; SicS s1A.2S, Sszisp gls 90
Sesaeas s14. 80, DsrmortS's s1G. 20. 4ae
Sara Blexb $500, GItnar Sasa SIesS
1878. Dtrca SlB.75.
Hx6er-Doutxoe8 1876 GHi6rGxs Goa
SaIDertfrier 5.49e: szxz yuIpsrsrstg H.l7s,
istsr sraxuiirter 5.12s; Gubs3 6.57e; xDss
isctioxers' u 5.17s RfSssroos q 4.s2s; NIB
xE y 4.sae; euzYtre x4.Ts; SbsM esss
eoISex 6 4.7Ge Btxhfcs eStss q lees,
IibseUoos g l.sae; seIbes 9 6:62e; Is cd
SEC 4.87.
siRs-&aa t4s sr. xsa). Sat, g. 10 Ne.
gaIoae.
Y~i6les-240o tnt Sas 50 ; 1900 Ia. gzs
s7.5e; 1900 tn saIbfab $3.50; coo tx CAT
$3.50.
Sanbp-6HS Stansea serti@. 7S esss
CT eemf&t &c Banner xrth O.; srsxs
DoxbonB lie: Rs. Q Cream essnii&t l0G
aHhe-SrasI Rea lss BIB Ice; UtIbutf II,
ERanbsIn 10: wei9f@aIiss lGsb:Ix Ice.
Serbian RanseIa lSe; Heaxits u BIB tn
aer6aete Sc; GnsIpi9s BaIsafs Ice.
ostrOdnets 5ra&te-AeYfeI, Gs DEG sussJ
setro6net, 7e; SobanxssbesSsa O. ID s<s;
stros 1s< BIB 25e; Hofses, 2 9rozz, pa
Rfuxb, ", Q SrcwH 72s, Z Grors Tie tcs
nssxfreie sdH SC. GaIifprxia Halseatsl TIC;
eaItaxa Ok, tapestirts euItaxa lie bs o,
saIforn!a Epritoien 81 bts lie.
etarte-RearI, Ok, G9aupi9x SLOT. i gzt
8 RtanS RaGete 8. aorx, ] Hfe. ssfxta,
IH-6}e.
SeS-GaroItna. 9opf. lifts Sasze q
-6}t, sebro3euer. 8t-4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-04
Otsxetss.

Bstex - go. Q rptsT 752e. ams "a i
iex. &c o HabIen ; 30. 8 retssr 7ss
Ttbruar, 76e; Basexwesss "a;
DeIiGfor1 - 30. l rets 46is: 30. 3
uets 4Bae: 30. 9 wetb Ash SO 4 nstt
AS; 70. Q pets aeuri0t IL 70, Q
metb sezsf4t '5:; 70. 4 wsts ssNs>e.
4le; 70 Q eelb dc; 70 8 ssEb "A
SO. 4 seIb 44e; 80. Q seussqf 90.
10. asusii4t 43e; 70. 4 ssntes l2si
Robes loe.
oatz 10. 3 uettn 500; 10 Q seas
8ste: go. Q 0eusif4ter { 9 &o. s s~.sz<s,.,
SITS.
een - 20. / &tnotbs sl7 90 D.,
8, S16 20.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-04
Slrfei.
9sutf9Ianb oerlanqt
frenge 8efraun9.

o 4 q n ttnopel |, 8 Sebr.
Der Sultan bat bsute cine Spssial.
2ommiiRon %ernannt, pelds bic In.
Hagen gegen fsinen p~ertrauttn @anf'
ling uno gbsf Der @shsimpDIiasi,
6sbmt pnida untetiudsn lou, Der bonn
bsutiden Sotf3aftsr bsiduloiat mtro.
bic SOlslaouns zines nod 5amburs
bsftmmtsn S4tfss ionis3trt uno I'M.
tsri3tagsn 8u babsn. Wttilerpetls
bat Der Better zines eroben @aloss
bet Wioiab am S4war3sn Rser gu
Hu&t In Der osutiasn 8Otidaft sesen
5sbmt Pai1a geiuat. Der pter3.bn
8aae bon 5sbmi pai4a 9sfansen &c.
balterl pOrbe1 mar uno urter Grobuns
gen Elm Document unterfhretbsn mubts,
tuel6ss ben pai4a gum SshBer bes
Waloss ma1le. Der bsutids Bot.
iaaftsr bstauptst, bab 5sbmi pai6a
auf btsiem Weee bic SOlslaoung oes
S&ifss bsanipru1te. Teutidlano
bat Die fren9s Ssftrafun9 oss 5ebmi
paiaa la elmer fsbr idarfsn Hots BON,
Sultan %nsrianet, oa mad benz inter.
n~ationalsn @6ltsrrs4t cine lsbsns.
l6ngIi9s Suatbausfrafe fur bas Der.
brs9sn Ssbmi pafhas feht.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-05
PLUMBERS GO DOT
ON STRIKE TO-DAY
IContinuetl from First Page,)

~ 4tu ASOnLlnuetl frOnb .IlrSt Pa2e,) srot
was being put before the arbitration
boaid. This was done, and, later the
tournaments committee sent COPY
of the agreement to the individual
master plumbers. with the request that
every one of them sign 1t. So far. none
OF them have signed the paper. The
letter accompanying the agreement was
as follows:
.Since the decision Of the nrbi-
tration bonrl we have been inform-
cd by the gentlemen who rcpre-
scented your interests before the
nrbttrntors that there is mo- master
plumbers' association In existence
In this city at the present time. 1
Theref0rc. we arc compelled to pre-
sent to you for your approval and
siRnaturc n copy eff tho agreement,
which In in accordance with the de-
cisiOn Of the nrbitrntors.
eve cOiAtend that SIS You were
nncnbcr OF the association Mt the
time of the appointment OF this
committee thnt you have pledged
Yourself, through yOur committee,
to abide by the decision Of the arbi-
traitors.
III Won see Mt not TO sign the en-
cIoscd agreement ami get rid Of
sOur plumbers aud filters who are
not members of the 4. u, OF course
none OF us can continue to work
In your shop.
(Slgned) sU. G. HOW'RE,
"E. G. HICKS,
"JOIN j. POwELI.,
Mr.. HOWE stated last night that the
plumbers agreed to work with the non
union men pending the decision of the
arbttrators, and that after this had been
rendered 1t was mutually understood
that the non-unionists would be dis
CHARGED. But this is not the main point
Of difference at issue, which is the fact
ttat the master plumbers refuse to sign
the agreement reached by the arbitra-
ton board, aud so, according to the
1ourneymen. leave open no avenue
through which the plumbers nigh,
nave recourse should occasion arise.
Will Sign No Paper.
One of the master plumbers who was
interviewed last night, stated that they
are living up to their agreement, but
that they will sign no papers. They claim
that they have lived up to the agree
ment In its every particular, and any
further differences must be laid before
the arbitration board.
Several of the master plumbers went
to see Mr. Bryan and Judge Leake YES.
terday morning, but the latter could dc
nothing. Mr.. Bryan declined to express
any opinion on the subject whatever until
both sides had appeared before him and
formally presented the matter for his
consideration.
What will be the end of the dispute
cannot be foretold, but it Is likely that
it will be laid before the arbitration
board. The journeymen plumbers are
determined to have the master plumbers
sign the agreement REACHED by the ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-05
DR.. Edwin A. Alderman,
President Of the University
Of Virginia,
Says:

1T gives me great pleasure to record
my favorable opinion of the l4-yolume
work published by you, known as 'Stod-
tard's Lectures 1t has been my pleasure
to put these books into every university
With. which have had to do, and also
to recommend them to numerous private
individuals On a journey In the Far
East they were lily constant companions,
and proved themselves of incalculahla
value After returning from this journey
i enjoyed reading them even more than
before. for the enlightenment and en-
richment that they gave my travels.
The hooks are beautifully and accurately
illustrated. They reflect the mind OF a
close and sympathetic student of lands
and peoples, and they constitute
library of charming and accurate infor-
nation OF the world In which we live.
do not know of a more valuable set of
books for man to have in his library
for his children to browse in, there
fore commend them heartily"
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COURT DENIES WRIT
TO MR.. CHAMBER
Application for Writ Prohibiting
interference if He Goes to New
York IS Refused.

WAsHlNeiToN, u. G.. March 4.-The
Supreme Court. OF the United States
to- dav denied the application of John
Armstrong Chanier, formerly of New
York. but now of North Carolina, for
q writ prohibiting the New York courts
or their officers from molesting or ar
resting him while on a contemplated
visit to New York, which Mr.. Chanler
desires to make for the purpose OF
prosecuting suit which he has in
stituted to secure the restoration of
his property now in the hands Of
Thomas r. Sherman.
The property 10 estimated to be
worth about sloO0,0o0. and was turned
over to Mr.. Sherman ten years ago
against the result of the proceedings
to test Mr.. Chambers sanity.
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FIRED FROM AMBUSH
UPON ELECTRIC CARS
ESPECIAL to The TImes-pispatch.l

NORFOLK. VA, March 4.--Unknown
parties at n late hour Saturday night
fired several items on two heavily
loaded cars of the Berkeley division of
the Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction
COMPANY, No one was struck.
Two men, supposed to be negroes.
wero seer to runs away after tho firing
on one of the cars The shooting &C.
Cured beyond the city limits in an un-
frequented place.
Tie police have been searching for
the culprits, bur no arrests have been
made.
One man was killed end another Sc
vcroiy wounded on one OF the Trac-
ton, cars last summer by shots that
came from AMBUSH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-05
BENNlNGS BETTING SYSTEM
ADOPTED AT 0AKLAWN

HOT SPRINGS, ARK. March 1.-The
constable of Hot Springs township, with
force of deputies and acting under
the provisions of the recently enacted
Amis law forbidding pool-selling in
vadcd Oaklawn track to-day, arrested
i've bookmaksrs and put an end to
open betting tor the day at least, For
the rest OF the day the Bennings sys-
Gem OF betting, using badge numbers
Tor identification, was resorted to.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-05

You would not think 1t surprising that
all the leading educators and great think-
ers Of the present day endorsed John l.,
stoddard's Lectures so strongly If you
were acquainted with this wonderful
work on travel,
vantage Of the opportunity to sxamlne
these famous Lectures,
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THE WEATHER

Forecast: Nirginia-Increasing cloud
mess and warmer Tuesday; rain in ex-
treme west portion; Wednesday,, rain,
light to fresh variable winds, becorn-
ing east.
North Carolina--Partly cloudy and
warmer Tuesday, Wednesday, partly
cloudy in east; rain in west portion;
fresh south winds
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TAKE LAXATIVE BRoMo ouinine TabieA
Druggists refund money IL 1t fats to eu0S
u w. GROVES signature Is On each boz. 80.
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Rev j. W. Mitchell, associate editor
of the Religious Herald. spent Sunday
in King and Queen county, preaching at
old Brewington Church,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-05

Miss Leila Winston, OF Minneapolis,
is visiting Mrs. Jones, Ala West Main
Street
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CONDITIONS YEsTERD..Y.

NIUIINOnU-a Weather was Wafm and
clear. Range of the thermometer
9 a. M. .......,3s 9 i. M.....,... AS
IL M, .,,...,,..42 3 y, M,...,... .4L
Average ..,..,. al 1-6.
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before the shooting and then noticed

before the shooting and 1 then noticed
that it was down.
'.But you are sure that Bywaters went
through the window without any hesi-
fancy in attempting to escape?"
He did
and you so stated this before the
coroner"
Il did,"
Mr.. Keith then again questioned the
witness about his statement before tho
coroner that he saw Bywaters'st face
when the shots We're fired on the porch.
Now, as a matter of fact said Mr..
Keith, did you see Bywaterss face
II stated so before the coroner's jury
that did, and l may have. bur / was a
little confused and excited. and don't
distinctly remember whether ! saw hin
or not
Mr.. Jeffries afterwards propouEeed an
interrogatory to the witness as to the
statement before the coroner about the
cause Of the killing, and IN reply he said
that Bywaters was attempting 10 desert
his wife. and that the STROLLER boys had
killed him.
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THls nAY LAsT YEAR,

4, M....... rs i. M.,.,.,,,-a 20
M;;;,-,.,.....4 40 Q +. Nj. ,.,.,.,. sb
T. M. ,,..,,,.44 IL midnight. ".32
Average. .,.,.., 80 brb-
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Sun rises ~. Gay
sun sets. sos
Moon rises. .1ls5S
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

March 8, l907,
HIGH TIDE.
Morning. -. 1893
Evening, ~. 9.W
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Higheat temperature yesterday.,,, 80
Lowest temperat lre Yesterday ..,,., 20
Mean temperature Yesterday ....,.. 4N
Normal te.nperature for March. ,..., 45
Departure from normal temperature O5