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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-19
News Roll of Honor

Under this heading will be found
the amounts received on Subscript-
ion to the News since last re-.
port, and names of the parties
paying. This will serve as re-
ceipt to those of our subscribers for
Warding money by mail
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-19

Tarrant county votes on local
option on Saturday y. The out
come depends altogether on the
anti majority at Fort Worth.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-19

town is an enterprise killer every
time, 1t would pay a town to do
nate $500 and tell him to mi
CRATE. Leon Journal.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-19

This paper and the Dallas News
SLSo.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-04-19

Books with cattle bills Of sale.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10
catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATION. as they
cannot reach the scat OF the disease
Caarfh IS a blood or constitutional
disease. and in order to cure il you must
take internal remedies. Halls Catauh
Cure Is taken internally, and acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS not a quack mcdi-
ere. Il was prescribed by one OF the
best physicians IN this country for years
aad IS 4 regular prescription. Il IS com.
posed % the best tonics known, combined
with thc best blood purifiers, acting di.
rcctiy on the mucous surfaces. The per.
iect combination Of the two ingredients
s whas produces such wonderful results
IN curing CataErh. send for testimonials
tree.
=. ]. CHENEY. s Co. Props, To-
lcdo. q.
Sold By 81 Druggists, 7Sc.
Take Halls Family Pills for coasups-
stan
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10
Advertised Letters

The following letters remain uncall-
"a for In tho Annapolis postotiicc.
Persons claiming same should mention
they we're advertised and give date Of
advertisement
Mems list Louis y. Anderson,
sherman Bearman, Mayton Brown,
Alex Cameron, q. g. Graham, Il.
I.undberg, bruce Mansfield, w. Nccse,
Beard Pcmbcrton. Rand, y. e. Ron,
Albert barker. J. q. Beckett, ID.
Genl. nclv, Henry Dippel, Andrcw
IIarrld. Ernest Lnpton, Kirk Michael,
Charles Paruson, Walter Poirpponit,
John Rand. Harry +. Warrcnfeltz,
Robert I. Williams.
Womcn's Iist-~Alrs. q. Doicisichy,
Miss Rosclle Davis. Mrs. Thomas ~
Grimm, Mrs. Martha Jones, Mrs, Il
NJ. Mattows, Mrs. Jasper n. Morrl'
son, Miss Mary ~. smith, Mrs
Matte n. Stevens, Mrs. T.. u. Under
wood. Miss Hazel Davis, Mrs, Fuller
Miss Maudo NJ. Holiday. Miss Mars
A. KcyHcr. Miss Ella Mntlcws. Mrs
Louisa smith. Mrs. Joseph spencer
Miss Katcrlno stephens, Mrs. II
williams. Miss Wright.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10

"A mere matter Of taste-ths palate.
Even the blind beggar feels that
he hiss an object IN view.
No. Maude. dear: q deaf mute
artist j. not necessarily a sign painter.
.>caneJy Laxative Cough syrup q
ihsolnts iy frcc from any opiate or mar.
,otic. Contains Honey aud Tar. Solo
by Fcidmcycr Bros. Druggists
Misery loves company, but it's a
rule that doesn't always work both
ways.
While some men put n LOT Of steam
into their work Others are content
with hot AIR.
TO CURE A COLD ~ ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE HROMO Quinlnc Tablets.
Druggists rcfuud money ~ falls 20 cure
n. ". GROW IS signature II on each boz. 2sc
Some people make a mountain out
II q molehili. while Others are salts
ned % put up a blnif.
Even n woman has TO pay for her
experience, but she generally wants
hers NJ bargain rates.
when the cod winds Gry and crzc
TIE eAfH ~ ftAltA ntttH mar
s4lvc. sold by FeldmeyeT Bros. Dr ig
gs:s
Even when fellow commits sui
eide by gpiugo over Niagara Falls some
one Will say there was a women nj the
bottom 81 Il.
The one time when girl will al
ways believe a fellow Is when he tells
her she is beautiful.
PILES CURED IN TO - DAYS.
P.AZO OINTMENT = guaranteed TO cure
any case Of itching. Blind, BIecding or Pro-
trudinE Piles ~ 10 4 daysor money refund
e. aNcs Ms
Can the leader Of an orchestra be
expected 60 keep good time when he
carries q dollar watch?
seVtst's Little Early Riscrs, reIp
lie iittle pills Recommended By
reldmeycr Bros. Druggists
The Fellow who sows hts wild oats
may yet turn them to good occount az
4 patent breakfast food.
"A mans piano may need tuning,
but when he ~ examined for life in-
-urauce he y satisfied II hts organs are
all right.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10
food congh sIc..lel,.a rar Chndrcn.

FOOD Cough Nfc.iicii.p Tor children.
The season ior coughs aud colds is now al
iand and too much caro- cannot be used z
irogcct the children. A child Is much mor'
likely to contract diphtheria or scarlet fevel
when he has cold. The quicker you cur
rs cold the less the risk. Chamberlain
Cough Remedy Is the sole reliance Of man,
mothers, and few Of those who have tried !
src willing 20 use any other. Mrs. =. L
sarchcr, 81 Ripley, W. Va, says ! havi
ever used anything other than Chamber
n's Cough Remedy Tor my children am
has always given good satisfaction Thl
mciy contains no opium or other narcoti
d. may be given rs confidently 60 child n
al adult For sale at FeldmcyeT Bros.
lrug store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10

a saoceasipn ~ colds or pfolracicd col
- alnosf certain 70 end in chronic caiarfi
ffam which few persons ever wholly FccoFe.
Give every cold The attention u deserves An
ssa may avoid this disagrccable disease
few can yea cure a cold2 Why not y.
haml.erlain's Coueh Remedy II Il highl.
commended. Mrs. N. White, Of Butler
Tenn. SAYS. several years ago ! was bother
"a with nv throat ami lungs. Someone tol'
49, "A Chamberlain Cough Remedy. ! he
San usinr u and Il relieved me a once. Nov
~ ihraaf and lungs are sound and we'll
Far sale a. Fsldmeyer Bros' drug store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10

Mothers who give their children
Rennody's Laxative Cough Syrup in
sariably indorsc IL. Children ike )
because the taste IS plea-9nt. Con.
talns Honey and Tar. Conforms ~ ths
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold By Feldmeger Bros OfagEIsts
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10

"During The summer Of 1908 was irou.
hled with muscular pains Ia the inssep 81 my
foot" aaya Mr.. =. pcilar, ~ Toronto, Ont
AZ times Il was - Painful 7 could hardly
whlk. ChAmhcrlains Pain Balm was recon-
nendcd 20 me, 40 | tried IL and was com.
plcscly cured hy ono small hottie. ! have
sincc recommended Il % several ~ my friends,
Al u whom speak highly Of H." For sale
At Fcldmcyer nFoa drug store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10

~ ]. uudigcstcd food tnat causfs
ssurne and painful indigestion. ko'
lol For Indigestion should be used for
relief. Kodol j. 4 solution vegetable
acids. AZ digcsts what you cat, !
earrects the deficiencies Of digestion
Kodol conforms 20 the National Part
Food and Drug law. Sold here by
ealar,n~r- Rru@ Dru0vtasc
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10

There viii be az important meeting
"a fha sunruhora 90 the Annapolis aud
PASSPORT Oystcrmen's Protective As
saciatiom tonight a. no O'Clock ~
thrlr hall. corner Green and Main
streets. - business 81 Importance
demand their attention. full attend
anea il requested.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10

rpder TIE auslccs q the ladies ~
The CONGREGATION ~ hastroH baptist
church there viii be 40 oyster ana
salad supper tonight Al The baptist
fshursh at Passport. 4 delicious menu
wlll hr served for 3 cents. Literal
patronage - solicited.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10

Tho Messrs. Grafton y. and wscms
Ridout, who own the row % houses
known "A thc old City Hotel BARRACKS
On Conduit strcct.arc having extensive
improvements made Two houses arc
being worked upon at The same ttme'
aud = two-stofy hack building Is be-
ing added. 10 is understood this ad'
dition viii b. made to the entire row.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10

Ave hesn afflicted with ere eyes foi
s..@~.thrrn wears Thirteen years ago be-
s.m.e sssaiiv hind and wa blind foT IL
.ssr. Nv eyss we're badly iuaamed ons
n nv nriehkors insisted upon my trylne
rsksn.hsrlaln's Salve and gave me half box
49,. 10 NJ sufprise Il healed my eyes aud
~ SIGHT came hack 81 me.~~P. g. kAhlA
fertAiana. ~. 0haaleflain's salve u ~
sals At Fsldmeysf Bros drug store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10

one 81 those pleasing entertainments
OF picture songs will be given Thurs
day night by prof, y. Albert Loose
and his daughter, Miss Elizabeth, AZ
Maryland Avenue NJ. n. Church. For
particulars scr al.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10
PaILR0AD BULLETIN.
~ Train Service
t~o PEDUcED RATES

.HaN q EaItlaaaFe Us s n
a4& m tr4ius tArArss
~ ar i date aniy.
nAHE AID SUNDAYS err
eme reI uH e. 4u1 iaei'rlt-
aainr 4slr - safe.
W iHaEe Ea.gamoEa
az Salaf..aF rl<ats el
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10
BOOK LORE

The Christmas number Of Every
body's Magazine" isyone .of the big.
gest and best that the publishers have
ever put out. II Is rich IN notable and
significant articles. and IN stories
that are worth while. Its most import
ant Offering. IN view Of the recent
financial crisis. Is What Caused the
Panlc''--an authoritative and timely
discussion by Lyman j. Gage,
Thomas W. Lawson. Prof. W. a..
Sumner, Stuyvesant Fish. James >.
Hill and Bryon W. Holt.
The question What is Good Man,
Is answered Significantly BY Arch
bisnop Ireland, Thomas W.. lawson.
General Count Katsura. Prime Min
lister Of Japan. II. q. Wells and
Prof. Edward Alsworlh Ross. A third
important contribution is caustic
criticism Of America and Americans
by George Bernard shaw. in "A Ma
tion ~ Villagers" Ia this Mr. shaw
we'll .snsfains his reputation Of say
ing the unexpected.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10

fou M asily hide your En0faace q scum
Scz fssaee e. Ecrh Pole explorations, DIT
yo1czancg hide scrszgly, worn-oHi, ignorant
locking head of hair. Ayers Hair Nigor :
TIC natural exponent Of intelligent hair cui-
n.rr. TIE hair promptly yicics, becomes
aanseeatis. srl appears sell fsrr.1sl 80 80.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10

The thousands of Americans who
laughed over Mr.. Geiet Burgess adj
mirablo essay ARE You a bromide. -
will read with keen relish his spark
ling motor story, Courtesy Of the
Road. = which serves to open the feast
Of fiction ia Red Book Magazine
for Christmas. No less interesting.
IL Of quite another sort, is +. 4.
Stealey's tale OF the border. THE
Toy Amansador western story
that carries with II tho very Havor
OF the soil. 4 tense little sketch is
''In the Dark. = an episode OF young
officer IN the German Army. which Is
either tragic or comic depending upon
the anglo from which the tale Is con-
sidered.
a story that contains all the coolness
of the far north is ''The Sin Of the
Silsnt one by Newton A. Fuessle--a
srfitable epic of the barren lands.
Harriet Prescott SponoTd contributes
In The Christmas Gift" a story that
is strikingly timely in these days Of
oyergrown fortunes, and For Shorty
CoIlcn's Kids" by William Hamilton
Osborne breathes the very spirit of
the Christmas season.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10

WAsHIsoTos. December 10. 1880 n. m
For Maryland Cloudy and colder
tonight snow or rain IN mountain
districts: Wednesday fair, colder Ia
eastern portions.
w. l.. MOORE.
Chief Of Weather Bureau
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10

give cbilrden plenty OF pure sugar,
tany and butterscotch and they'l have
little need of cod-liver OIL says DR..
Woods Hutchinson ia the Christmas
''woman's Home Companion. Il n
short. sugar is. after meat, bread and
butter, easily our next most important
and necessary food. You can put the
matter to a test very easily. Just
leave of the pie. pudding or other
desserts at your lunch or midday
dinner. You'll DO astonished to-dnd
how quickly you'll feel empty again,
and how unfinished the meal will
seem. You can't get any working
man 90 accept dinner pail without
pie in il. And he's absolutely right.
The only thing that can take the
place of suagr here is beer or wine.
II is significant fact that the free
lunch counters run I'm connection with
bars furnish every imaginable thing
except sweets. Even the restaurants
aud lunch grills attached TO aloons or
bars often refuse to serve dessert Of
any sort. They know their business
The more sugar and sweets man
takes nj meal, the less alcohol he
wants. Conversely, nearly every
drinking man will tell you that he
has lost his tatsc for sweets. The more
candy nation consumes, the less
alcohol.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10

ASA Na5HriREa oulN.
rm ~. H4ifo..f1 81 = -
a.. fnuarssis. izs. a ln
wss9M2@. NawaeNE.
aTaF aEert
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10

cur lob Printing done
Cniaal oihee
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-10
WILLIAM F. THOMAS
Carpenter.
Boat Builder and RGpaiTGT,
Saon a Railway Nesrns' crask
Boats Rcm0deled a Speciality
Sect Work % Ans Arid Dons
htao Euafne9 fwataflen-
hacnf for GRAY Marine Euulne.
feta1aana ara fau Information Elvan
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fsseIf n.sanf IS 30 ffNE rem 1eferta 10 Hork
s.saHsaf q ars HiafrG llf. 70 re r8tl4y ~ rME.
..aaasftssl IS fsefr Faerces and aiI replace
ASS fs4Ff nFaf rn tefff1.H 9rtrI tfFE mater ~
- asffa sssnNNssEM rFmF Nf CHARGE. provided
aHs raf5 IS frtnraEi charges rrersfd f1F
a.
Wns Nsasnne. Agent. Va eans tFFek.
..sa fs1tr - taa 4 I.ff. r.. tsrnr Meter which,
,..a mate rsller - ffer1e 81 'tfnllf a ~ -
nan Hf ANS stn4 t2tt aaa aee Htuf.
- Ns4te wIntrreE ant fare4 COR. Prices
- slrfsfe stnfE 4ft tFIsr tufiiF Honf. ozt
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Fright for Ships Cock.
INSANE OVER TIPS
AND KILLED HIMSELF

NEW YORK. -Iarch 2s.-Rendered in
sane bv ankle to receive tips from
messengers. Arson Luckman, q steward
on the White Star line steamship Creucr
which arrived here from Naples ana
CibraItar. committed suicide by hang
inc himself on the morning of March 10
Fellow-stewards on the Cretic declared
that for weeks Luckman had talked al
most constantly about the tips he re-
ceived or those he failed TO get. but they
did not realize that his reason had been
destroyed
The Cretic sailed from Naples March
&. Few passengers boarded the vessel
at that port, and when Gibraltar was
reached Luckman appeared unusually
bIue and depressed, continuing 10 talk
necessarily about money. Early on the
morning OF March Is, just after the
steamer had left Gibraltar, Buclman
entered a staterOOm. attached E. snort
rome 10 a hook in the ceiling, sEd, after
making a loop in the rope. pleced i
around his neck and jumpe1 from q
washstand. r.. -.
,,+es later but the man was DEAD
Burial took place at sea the same day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-28
What's the Matter
With Washington /?

To the Editor OF The Washington Times:
The numerous articles Itch have re-
Gently appeared in your paper explain
ing IN detail what is the matter with
Washington have presented the city's
problems and needs very forcefully TO
your readers. Each article has set forth
some new civic difficulty. and then has
proceeded 10 prescribe the appropriate
remedy. In fact, The Times has stirred
up a veritable municipal ''braInstorm''
in the minds OF the citizens OF Wash
ington. each one OF whom has his or her
own particular suggestions as 20 the
city's needs.
Ever since the establishment Of the
present form Of government for the
District of Columbia there have at IN
certain intervals been agitatiOns looking
to its abolition and favoring elections
and representation in its stead.
The government Of Washington is all
right. and needs no change.
Tho trouble, If there really IS any
trouble, IS not with Washington, but
with its people, Most Of the residents
Of Washington are citizens either Of one
Of the States, or Of SEINE foreign coun-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-28
GRAND OPERA BEGINS WITH
MADAME BUTTERFLY" TONIGHT

a short season of grand opera at the
BeIasco Theater by the company from
the Metropolitan Opera House, New
York. under the direction Of Heinrich
COnried. will open this evening with
PucciuTs Madame Butterfly" in
Italian. with Mines Farrar. Homer
MapIes0u. Pohlmaun, Moran, Shear
man. MAJ. Carus0, Suaccia-i. Reiss,
ParoU, RoseI, AIuhlmann, Navarini,
Begue. etc, with Mr. Arturo Nigna
conductor. On Saturday afternoon
Gounods Faust will be presented IN
French. with Mines. Emma Eames,
Jacobv poehlman NM. Dippel, Plan
con. Scott Begue. in the cast, NJ ,.
Bow the new conductor Of French
Opera. will WELD the baton saturday
evening NerdIs opera, Aida, IN tai
tan viii be PRESENTED with Nine hdp-
D0id cher first appearance in this roie)
Homer Lawrence. NM. Caruso, Strac-
Ciari Gourmet MuhImanu. ParOh; Con
dIIctor Nh. Arturo Nisna. The entire
orchestra Of sixty men from the Metro
politan Opera House VIII be feature
Of the performance, and, II may De
added In detail of stage management,
ifgb5:ne costumes and scenery every
effort win be made TO give Grand opera
AT The BclasCO Theater IN manner
which Will be in every way rrepfoach-
able.
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THURSDAY, MARCH Is. 1907.
London "CabbieS" Aroused.

One can scarcely blame the Lon
don cabmen for publicly protesting
against the fearsome menace of mo-
tor cabs at very low and strictly
regulated rates.
For seventy years they and their
forbears have made London what it
is in the matter of transportation
for those who could afford a step
above the "bus," and now they are
threatened by powerful syndicate
with great loss of business, if not
extinction. Those who know them
best cheerfully admit that they are
a Woodworking, good-natured set,
no more avaricious than their breth-
rem Of paris, and far less so than
the harpies of New York But they
stand across the path Of progress,
and they will be compelled to give
way. When they are gone, London
will certainly be less picturesque,
and probably no happier than it has
been for half a century and more.
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Mr.. Peirce'S Position.

Herbert Il. D. Peirce, United
States minister to Norway who ar
rived at Boston recently, very frank
" tells the story Of his cOnnec-
ton with the BehTing whaling YES
sells case Of a few years ago. in
connection with which he has been
criticised for acting in the double
capacity of United States represent
ative and private counsel for the
American shipowners as against the
Russian government. He explains
that he had the sanction of the State
Department in both instances, and
complains that he thinks it rather
hard to attack a United States rep
resentative Tor taking an offered OPP
portunity with the sanction of the
State Department to earn "a little
money on the side" especially when
ne personally was spending four
times the salary he received to keep
up the American foreign depart
ment in the diplomatic circles.
We don't undertake to settle the
ethics of Mr.. Peirce's rather IN
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-28

try. Their interest is not in Washing
ton. but in the home 20 which they in
tend sooner or later 10 return. They
reside in Washington from necessity
not from choice. And while tine citizens
OF the States take a patriotic interest IN
the welfare Of the Nations Capital as
such, their interest extends 10 official
Washington only, and they care MOTH
ing for commercial Washington.
AS 10 the real citizens Of Washing
ton-they are not great in number, and
are too widely apart in their ideas 70
ever amount TO much in pushing any
movement. one OF your recent articles
has well said that there IS no unity
about anything IN Washington.
The growth Of the city Of Washington
will depend largely upon the expansion
Of the departments Of Government. In
other words. the towns greatest increase
viii be IN Government clerks II viii
never be manufacturing center, and
no amount Of advertising will make il
50.
Greater Washington will come n
time, but not as the result Of an arti-
fetal boom. II will be the gradual
growth Of ye5rs which the present gen.
Grafton may OF may not see
FREDERICK L TYLER
Kellogg Building. Washington. D c.
March q, 1c7.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-28
"sHE sToOPS TO CONQUER"
WITH CRANE AND JEFFREYS

local tbeatergoers will have a chance
~ soc a brilliant cast in a brilliant
comedy at the Columbia next week,
when sshe Stops 10 Conquer is TO
he GIVEN. with William H Crane and
Miss Ellis Jeffreys in the parts OF Old
IIardcastle and his daughter Kate.
charles Frohman and Messrs. Llebler *
% have put together a reIlaI pc
cast and a splendid presentation Iof tho
revival of this cameo among coIleuleS'
Mr.. crane is too well known 70 r.
-. an extended description or MS
work. Miss Jeffreys, while com I lpaiI a
t;,,oi,- recent conner TO the United
states. has behind her record on one
of The most complete and artistic ca
reers known to the English stage. her
N,7oericaD tours have stamped her az
once i'm the estimation of playgoers as
0-e Of HE most finished and accom-
pIished actresses that would no uouot
ne hard 10 equal at this date George
Ciddeus IS regarded as me pest 1oHy
T.17roDIEin living, and Margaret Dale,
F7anrv Addison Pitt, Herbert Sieath,
and The others who complete the cast
are valuable additions TO any company.
sShe Stops to Conquer was hrsJ pro
duced in London IN 1T13. Today, after
the lapse of over century and quar-
fer this comedy IS as brilliant, and its
vit as scintillating. and its interest as
absorbing. as the day upon which Oliver
GOLDSMITH finished the last page OF its
manuscript. and it has gone down into
history as one of the most perfect specl-
mems of playWritLg known TO the En-
Elish-SDedking Sta6e,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-28
WAITED At CHURCH
FOR BRIDE-TO-BE

WYACK, y. Y. March 28.-Otto Froe-
Hch. can now sing Waiting at the
Church" with genuine feeling. He wait
ed for a full hour only to receive a
telegram from his promised bride which
said.
4 have changed my mind and cannot
marry you
For some months past FroeIicb has
been counting Miss Mabel Thompson,
young and pretty, who lives In New
York, and every Sunday he had gone
70 the city to spend the day with his
sweetheart. Recently he proposed and
was accepted. The wedding date was
set for Wednesday, Miss Thompson
agreeing 10 meet her fiance at O'Clock
at the junction Of Broadway and DIvi-
sion avenue, Nyack, where ST. Pauls
NJ J.. Church is situated The pastor,
Rev. p. c. Blight, was to perform the
ceremony in the parsonage
FrOelich was on hand promptly. Eight
o'clock came and went, but the bride-tO-
be did not appear. AS the young man
was pacing anxiously up and down in
front Of the church a messenger came
up with the brides telegram.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-28

torlley Heney and other representa-
tive men are regarded with favor by
the people.
The intention is to render graft
ing impossible. The citizens com
mittee, in order to make its work
more effectual, is to be a regularly
incorporated body. 1t win place a
representative in every municipal Of
ice, who will act as a sort of auditor
Of accounts The National Admins
tration has offered to cooperate
with the local reformers, and Secre-
tary Straus, of the Department of
Commerce and Labor, is assisting
the movement. AS a final move to-
ward regeneration, Mayor Schmitz
will be asked to resign.
At this distance, the proposition
seems feasible, although we have
not that faith in Mayor SchEnitz that
would lead us to believe that Ne
would resign unless compelled to do
so. But the Galveston plan" in
toto, would be better for San Fran
cisco just now, for it would wipe
the whole municipal gang off the
face of the earth and inaugurate a
city government for and by the
people Auditors in every munich
pal office" are good enough in their
way, but who are to watch the au-
ditors?