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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-03-15
RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS.

Total today, at all ports, net receipts
2S.O71 bales: exports to Great Britain,
21,72S bales; continent, 24,S77; stock,
1.002,S5O.
Consolidated at all ports net receipts
$685. bales; exports to Great Britain
27,4SS bales; France, 1879: continent
45,828: Japan, 1857.
Total since September 1st, at al
ports. net receipts 8,517,266 bales. ex-
ports to Great Britain, 2,995157 bales;
France, 750.727; continent 2.653,675;
Japan, 164,102.
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No Case on Record

There is no IS on record OF a
cough or cold resulting in pneumO-
mia or consumptionafter Foley's Honey
and Tar has been taken, as it viii
stop your cough and break up your
cold quickly. Refuse any but the
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in a
yellow package. Contains no opiates
and is safe and sure. Jas. c. Shepard,
J. Hicks Bunting Drug Co.
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THE MONEY

New I0rh, March 11--Money on
call easier 3.HG5 per cent, ruling rate
AZ. closed bid 31a. Offered at 4. Time
loans strong; sixty days S n 6A per cen
ninety days 6 per cent. six months 5A
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 8 "a
GA. Sterling exchange soft with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.S420M
4.8425 for demand and al 4.7985@
4.1999 for sixty day bills posted rates
481h ard 1851. Commercial bills
4.794. Par silver SO. Mexican dollars
53A.
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NAVAL STORES MARKET.

New York, March .11-Turpentine
steady. Rosin steady.
Savannah March 11.-Turpentine
firm 1914 q &c; sales 603; receipts 50;
shipments 362.
Resin firm: sales 1853; receipts 323
shipments $3.50: stock 52,902. Quote
M. $3.50; N. $5.75; w. G. 500; w. w.
S6.24.
Charleston. March 11.-Turpentine
ana rosin nothing doing.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

NlI1aSO, March II.-The partlaI
abatement of the crop damage scare
and report that farmers are still nuld-
ing large reserves weakened the local
market today, May closing IA TO 3-Sc
lower. Corn was down IA, oats were
IL TO rs lower, provisions were Of
IL to 1c.
Chicago, March 1.-THE leading fu-
lures ranged as follows:
Open High Low Close
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

New York, March 11.-Peccipte at
the ports TODAY $4,000 bales against
27.O15 last week and 15.579 last year.
for tho week 10000 bales against 49,
433 last week and 117,2Se last year.
Today'S receipts at New Orleans S.0S3
bales against $3.50 last YEAR. and at
Houston 5.290 bales against $40 last
wear
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r,uIoR MOVEMENT Of COTTON

Houston easy at 1115c; net receipts
5000 bales.
Augusta steady at 1880; net receipts
6S1 baleS1.
Memphis steady at 10Ac; net re-
ceipts 1857 bales.
st. Louis quiet at lie: net receipts
$50 bales.
Cincinnati, net receipts. 967 bales.
Louisville firm at lie.
Total today net receipts 9.474 bales;
gross receipts, 1866 bales: shipment,
1850 bales sales 2,642 bales: stock
sos. 961 bales.
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NEW YORK r. GOODS.

New York, March 11.-Further I'D
vances We're noted today in cotton
goods, both in bleached and printed
cOttons. Raw silk is advancing rapid
~ as stocks are exhausted. The pri-
mary markets were less active than
last week but jobbers are still doing an
active trade.
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New Orleans, March 11.-Spot cotton
closed quiet, ~unchanged; middling II
f-16; sales ON the spot were 1850 and
see to arrive.
Futures opened steady at an advance
Oh a point to a decline of four points.
File early market was weak on reports
from New York that the long interest
was obtaining but small following.
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NORTHBOUND.

BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND
NEW BERN.
Daily Elk. Daily FL.
Sunday. Sunday.
North b. South q.
Lv Wilmington y 10 pm Ar IL 40 pm
Ar New Bern. IS IS pmiLv 9 10 nn
Trains Nos. AZ and Al carry PulhnxSn
Sleeping Oars between Wilmiagt&n
and Washington, connecting WIZ
Pennsylvania r. r. 1or all points edit
T. @. WHITE,
General Passenger Agent.
W. ]. GRAfG,
Passenger Traffic Manager.
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The national ginners' report caused
prices TO become firmer on the suEpO-
sition that the number OF bales ginued
indicate that a -, 900, 900 bale T viii
not be made. The close was steady 4
to s points under Saturday.
The cotton exchange will be closed
March % Good Friday and Goth
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Notice to Our Customers.

We are pleased to that
Foley's Honey and Tar for COUGHS,
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs, and we recommend it
as a safe remedy for children and
adults. JOS. e. Shepherd, J.. Hicks
Bunting. Drug co.
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Vessels IN PORT
SIEANIEIRS

IN Vi Ems.
Ossabow, (Am) 2,O45 tons. New
york, Webb, to F. \. Fetter, agent Sea-
Board.
SCHOONERS.
Charles j. poomis, COS tons, War
rem. 70 o D. Matttt.
Efla NJ. Story, 427 tons, Green, to
c. D. Mafftt.
crescent, 3S9 tons, Mahaffey,. to C..
samuel w. Hathaway, sos, Quilttan
to C. D. Maffitt.
Edith H. Symington, ssh tons, Stiles
c. y. Mafftt.
John J.. Hanson, $50 tons, Wood to
C. d. Mafftt.
Mary L. Crosby 394 tons, Warren, to
C. D. Mafitt.
BARKS.
India (SwediSh) col tone, from
Malaga, Spain, Hommerland. to Helde
& Co.
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This Worth Remembering.

Whenever you have a cough or cold
just remember that Foley's Honey
and Tar will cure it. Do not risk
your health by not taking any but the
genuine. 1t is in a yellow package.
Jos. c. Shepherd, ]. Hicks Bunting,
Drug Co.
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LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
Monday, March 18th.

NIDIIudy- AaICII HUI
COTTON-Steady, 1880.
Receipts Of cotton today-G94 bales.
Receipts his season to date
3G0,537 bales.
Receipts same day last year-G7
bales.
Receipts same day .ast year
2s17S5 bales.
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Atlantic Coast Line
NOTICE

These arrivals and departure are
given as information As well "a con-
nections with other companies; but IT
rivals and connection 80 not E.sAr-
Aa.ed.
~s,slulc ~ FTc~f %auuar 20. 1907.
NORTHRII -
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PRICES.

New York, March 11.-Cotton Spot
closed 10 points lower: middling up
lands 11.35 niidd1ing gulf 1850: sales
$500 bales. Futures opened and clos
cd Cfp9dv
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|Off0 ~ Movements Quotations local &Forasn ~ - 6~
OOIIOll Financial New g. Other Market Reports DOIluS

: CO: November and December 5.64l2
December and January 5.64I5: January
and February 5.65R.
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Cash quotations were as follows
Flour steady: No. > spring wheat SO6
SAC: No. 3, 73@S3c: No. , red, 1890
7512: No. ? n 44ac: No. , yellow
4512c: No. ? oats 41Ac: No. > White
44c: No. 3 white 4212 a 44c: No. > rye
&c: fair to choice mailing 71m73c;
No. flax seed $1.1512; No. 1 North Wes-
tern $1.1212: prime timothy seed $3.50:
clover contract grades l1.45: short rigs
sides QOose) $8.87h $500: mess pork
per Dbl $IG.37h 1850; lard per 100
lbs $50; short clear side (bOXed)
$4,000 9 37b; whiskey basis of high
wines 1929.
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NAVAL STORES.

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE -
Firm. 72Nc.
Rosin--$4.12h bid.
TAR Firm, $3.50.
CRUDE TURPENTINE - Firm
hard s3.35; dip $50; Virgin $50.
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RECEIPTS TODAY.

II casks spirits ~turpentine.
a22 barrels rOsin.
333 barrels tar.
Z barrels crude t~urpentiRe.
ALEtE.HTS SAME DAY LAST YEAR.
20 casks spirits ~turpentine.
22G barrels rOsln.
1873 barrels tar.
70 barrels Grade ~turpentlne.
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ENTRY.

North Carohna-New Hanover County
The undersigned lays claim TO and
enters the following described vacant
and inappropriate lands in Harnet
Township, in the County Of New Han
sver and state Of North Carolina,
bounded and described as follows: Ad-
joining the lands OF James F. Post,
George O. Gaylord, On the south and
on the northeast by the lands OF W.
r. V. Norwood, and en- the north and
west by the lands of r. L. Pearsali
fkncwn as the Stedman place. ON
wrightsviAe Sound. Containing n
teen (16) acres. more or less.
This the 27th day Of February. 1907.
q, ~. JACOBSON.
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To THE BEACH
Suburban Schedule

sDaily except Sunday.
s"Sundays this car win leave
Wrightsville at 1000 a. m instead OF
900 a. m.
Cars leaving Wilmington at 1890 q
m, $50 a. m, 6:3e 2. m 500 y. IA
and $50 D. m. will not run bey0nA
Wrightsville unless there are passen-
gers for the beach.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
Cars every half hour from 1909 to
500 p. m. in addition 10 the ahov
schedule.
SPECIAL CARS TIC GOLF GROUNDS
Leave Front and Princess streets
daily except Sunday at 3 30, zee, 4.3o
n $50 P. n.
FREIGHT SCHEDULE.
Freight car leaves Wilmington daily
| except Sunday at 900 p. IN.
Freight depot open from 900 90
400 p. m.
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Clyde Steamship Company

NEW YORK, WILMINGTON NR
GEORGETOWN LINE.
NEW YORK FOR WILMINGTON.
Steamship CARLY. -. March sab.
Steamship 'Eayohss" March liza
WILMINGTON FOR NEW YORK.
Steamship "Nav0hse". March sth.
Steamship "Carib". March Sth.
WILMINGTON TO GEORGETOWN
Steamship "Eavohse" March 4th.
Steamship Carly. March 1lth
Both steamers have good passengss
accommodations.
Through bills Of lading and loves
through rates guaranteed to and from
points in North and South Carolina.
For freight and passage Apply 10
II. G. SMALLBONES. SapI.
Wilmington, N. O.
CLYDE MILNE,
General Freight Agent
THEO. g. Eyer. v. p. IL G.. M.
General Ofices: Pier 90 NJ. IL.
Branch zoe Broedway, ~. u
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PRODUCE.

COFFEE-9k to liz.
FLOUR-Straights 1915 to s4.5s
patents $4.75: full patents So
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GOING TO PANAMA TO HELP
LIVES OF $4,000 CANAL MEN

yefsified pleasures and amasss.n,.
These 81 course. until recently 80.
not been supplied them h lie eansi
district AmuhrmentH aaa sn,ss
taiHmentn are uefshaarY. and sbsi,
devote Considerable ~ nv inyss,i.
aaiisn in this direction.
In the last year usa Haalat ella.
have been started fof the men :.
the iHthmun Two are ttssat..,',pp
ore issd. with rlub housss an9 III
Gle Interests and pleasures psssais-
laE ta eiab lif". Three others Ar.
nov IA the course ~ eansffuetien
ttuf my iDvratiFailoas yin ~.
be carried On hoisly 10 the lates..,
Of the Americans employed - ,hs
canal There afe 10000 Eufaossss
who are the wofkutn ~ ssr go
eminent. and my Interest l. alss a.
these. ! understand that q zoe w.ss
Indlan negroes are org lie Il.
borefa employed iu diFRiaF the "a
nal. and an improvement In thsl,
mode - LIVING ia pert Of the uers
tlaf have fet uut fo 90
The lnveHtiKafiou that Miss pesks
IL nov streaming toward Colon bsns
upon making is me direct fesan n
tae resent organization q = nAllon.
al committee on welfare Wafk ~.
gov ngnmeut employees II. 10 tarn.
grew out of quiet research that shs
has been carrying on the last ysar.
unela Same missionary 70 ths
tropics fa a southern fift sic VAS
torn in Tennessee isfs thaH thirty
years ago. and o. handfome Hosaaa
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THE PASSING OF THE BOY

I shared the glory with you Your
joys and aarruNH have been ny
lows ana aoffoNa You have been
life Itself 10 e~-and you are SO.
ing away
"oh. father. please. please don't.
! wuut go
4 knoa. sald the father. that
a man Of any strength would never
express such thoughts. even II be
had them ! wani you 20 90 70 col
ieEe Il has been a. much ny am.
billion as yours You must 60 |
want Yeu to learn how 10 get on
Tor yourself I am weak. very
weA&. - weak that ! Willingly hurt
by telling shat lt means 20 say
EnodhY
Even il that's true. we've al.
ways shared things before. NhF
not thlNf asked the son.
All. haw strong you are f0u
prove II wheu I'm weakest Al.
nay boy. mg boy, how J DO love
you-
When I come back said The
sou and if s0ut b. Ions flll J do.
we'll be partners. wsii SO Ia fer
las. and b. thums. too. don't Ger.
set that. dad
Ia the morning the two met AZ
breakfast The father had passed
a luuH. hard night 10 had llsed
the years ever again FINALLY. fail.
ing 70 sleep he had quietly climbed
20 the attic and found the old PLAY
things. sflmY with dust Then
tears came and be cried liss the
boy. whom be uaa literally taff
lnE. uaed to GoinF back to he
room be made the sacrifice 18th
the daenldg q a new day he put
the boy away
The little old depot was familiar
the talk 81 toNunpcopis waa the
same and yet they neither eaw
nor heard In q few moments The
tr4Ia rama iaboTionaiy up the
ade and around the curve Ia
thee ana son stood with haud grip
pci .u hand Ia final farewell The
Older eue. choking. said Coed.
BY by Eoodby.
The sea marmufed a last word
aud avuuR on the steps a. the
train started
Hsnr8 warden watched the last
coach grow dim IN tho distance.
and. With the Nurda. The hos IL
gone forever he may come back a
man. tfudEnd OF down the street.
alone.
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Whaling Conditions on
the West Coast
Steamer Tees Arrived in Port Today--Actiy'
ity Continues in the Whaling Industry

Having been a. far a. Cape
Scott and way ports. on the West
Coast Of the Island. the steamer
Tees. Capt. Townsend. arrived In
port shortly before noon. She eX.
perienccd good weather during her
trip. and brought over a hundred
20 this port
The steamer brings news that
the new Whaling station az Narrow
Cut Inlet o.. as far as building goes,
complete The machinery Ia now
being rapidly Installed The
ground covered By the alto is about
three times as large as that at
sechart. and from reports brought
10 port the station well deserves
ita name as the largest In the
world. The first shipload OF mate
rial and workmen we're brought to
kyuauot ON the 9TH of March. aud
Narrow Cut Inlet Was az that time
n wilderness. whereas now the
ground has been cleared, buildings
have been run up within the last
few months. the place has assum-
Cd an entirely different appear
auce. aud it Is fully expected that
the So Lawrence viii operate from
there during the second week In
July.
The hunting az seehart continues
20 prove IA successful as az any
time during the present season.
On Wednesday five whales were
captured and yesterday morning.
when the Tees arrived there. a
hugo sulphur bottom had been
towed TO the slip. This IL rcputcd
to be the largest ever captured ON
this Const As far north as Cape
Cook the Tees saw large schools
of whales. and the future Of this
industry along the coast line would
soon 60 be assured.
From Scchart the Tees brought
goo barrels of whale oil and 70 tons
OF fertilizer which viii be landed
at the outer wharf today for trans.
shipment to Glasgow.
The average sized whale IL worth
81 10000, cost of manufacturing
into several products, 10000, leav-
ing a net profit on each whgie OF
$4,000.
Tho Whale Products Company
offera the public 90 obtain an IN.
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RAILWAY COMMISSION AND
0. R. & N. GRAPPLE

eratate commerce. pointed out the
heavy investment ~ the soad IN
terminals at Portland for the purs
pose o. routing wheat for ocean
ahlpment that way n Is declared
that the state commission seeks 70
divert ahlpmeutH from Portland to
sound cities over the Great North
ern and Northern Pacific.
When the commission revoked
the Joint wheat rate order II pass.
cd another order directing the
companies TO appear ON June II
and answer certain complaints
touching Joint traffic. In the opins
ion Of the officials and attorneys
81 the Oregon Railroad 4 NafiEa.
ton company this order paved the
way for another joint rate order.
and IL ia 10 block such an order
that the road 10 asking the IN
Junction At present,
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with quiet Determined msnnsrA,
The first work that Hhe 90 in .
public way was connected piih the
Mccormick reaper fartafY N CHI
ehaa fhla was about eight ssafs
aRa. ard - that tire sc had ne
interest 81 5000 closely Al hsart
When the hgadauaftfrs 81 The
civic federation were transferred 70
NeN Yafk. Mits Haeks came via
them but Der power iH caieaEe ga
not forgotten. foY if VAS she vie
arranged tire meeting IS tie eAp-
ltmliHfs and labor aaen Whlsa wss
held ~ the Lake Shore Drive tssts
81 Mr. Potter Palmer lAft wtnfsr,
Later "a the season she iatssstEz-
fiana that she had made IL eesA
laAar 81 the southern mil 4 ia ned
the basis for the chitf diseussion q
fha aHuuai mseting e tie sationsi
civic federation. All these thfaFf
aided Secretary Taft iH makiag -
decision thar Miss GerfFaae peeks
vas tie needed woman 81 tire Pan
hHn Hehmun.
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skilled AmsrirAu mofkmen. unused
20 ere iifs o. the canal gone regions.
ard whatever feeafa nda Hons Mes
ma~Fa tnakea viii undoubtedly BE
aHtcklY acted upon.
The way vas prepared for my
investigation usaF q NsHr uso. AiHH
neehH said in an fnfafNteW Al
that time thc welfare department. -
iar Caair federation aFnt two men
a. the isthmaH. and their reports
unre brought 90 ne In the short
time that hHH elapsed ntnrH theif
return great benefits have accrued
&c ths mrn wofkiHK is that rountr1.
and frsi ceftain that even more
may De- dnne ta make Hfe on ths
lathmus mueh more iieabis
shall make particular rtuaf
~ ths moGea in which the men I've
what they eat. and tHs manner %
housing them Thea shall On
daaYor 20 learn in shat way they
are spending thrlf leisure hours
The nkilira workbench % America.
when thry are af home have d.
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The Washington State railway
commission In endoavoring today
In the United States circuit court
to show cause why Il should not
be restrained. as asked by the Orc
e6n Railroad a Navigation Com.
pany. from hearing complaints
June a. relating 10 tho interchange
af traffic botwees this aud other
roads
This Is another step In the fight
hY the @ r. a ~ against the pro
mitigation or enforcement Of any.
ialnt wheat rate order similar TO
lie one made hy the state commits
alon August 1. 1906 This was tenn
parhrlly cniolned By the federal
court and recently Withdrawn by
the commission.
This roads attorneys. In support
OF the claim that the wheat order
Ii an attempt to interfere With ia
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the war department. They claimed
that Mfa. Ayrea had publicly de.
nounead them ga and around the
academy. aud that b. thus hnmiiis
aunF them she was unfnvorably At
fcctluN the discipline Of the carna
OF radota
Now Il ia reported that Mrs. Avrea
has directed hor attorney Co fle suit
against three Of the officers a.
West foint-col ~ l.. Scott. super.
intendout. Jeut-Co r. T. Howe
commandment. capt l. W. oliver. and
Lieut. Col. stephen g. Mills. inarec.
tori Tor 100000 damages Mra
Aytea ia indignant over statements
critlcislHg her made by these Of
flcera in reports 20 tho war depart
mont
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terest I'm this great INCORPORATING
industry Is an exceptional ne
and deserves the careful inNesuss
ton Of every man.
Full plans and specifications o'
the entire plant. together via
cations. have been secured ~ ~
company's office. Pier 2. sesule
Wash You can find out eNerythiht
pertaining 20 the modern me'noa
of whaling
The purchase Of stock IN ms ~.
duatry Is not a speculation IN any
sense OF the word. but an insese
ment In a legitimate eutetpiase
that has every promise Of ee'a
one Of the greatest industries "
the Pacific coast
The Whale Products COMPANY, =.
North America with office ~ -
.. estimates that an average s'.s
whale Is within the ueigheofnsov.s
Of 81 200 and the cos, Of mane s,.
turing Il into tho several pfoaes
about $500. leaving a net prom W
each whale Of about 500.
The Whale Products COMPANY
a Seattle concern organized ~ -
purpose Of exploiting and psfis.sss
ing the whale industry and pa''s'
ing up a whaling fleet on this eo~s .~
The stock books Of this conpSna
vii be open 20 the public for nm.
tied time and the wonderful epp1.
tunity offered IN this money H.
ing industry e. an eyeeptienAl -
and deserves the careful inFesus1s
tion OF every man. The W.
Products company has on exn,s s.
ton at their office. at Pier . ~
full plans and specifications IN
their entire plant together ~ ~.
locations they have secured TOT w
erection OF whaling stations
The success Of the whaling com.
panles Of British Columbia Prov
conelusiyely that the whaling !"
dustry by the modern methods =
one Of the greatest money maeias
Industries Of the world The sea-,
tie company has every promise =.
being one OF the leading eempAhs,si
of the world In the sueeess.a,
search Of the seas for this see .ss
mammal >
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tsaattle stare Exclusive sefVloe.)
HlfW YORK, June IA state 90
wHa existing at West Point between
tie Iofficcrs In command Of the mill
TT academy and lone woman
vii probably be thrsHhed out iu tho
eaults
Az Elizabeth Fairfax AyreH. wife
ri tieut col Charles q. AYroa OF
tho rwolfth cavalry. ia the lady in
thak aHe. tier son IL cadet az tho
saaHamg. and in order to he near
htm Mrs Ayroa and her daughter
have lived Just outside West Point
Mrs AyrcH has sharply criticised
the conduct Of affairs IT the aond
envy one ~ her grievances ia said
20 have been the alleged unfair
treatment OF her SON Finally tho
officers complained Of the matter TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

We'll. boy. we've been good
friends. you and d haven't .sssf
Yes. indeed. father. ami we're
going TO keep Ga being 50
oh. certainly replied The "a.
Tier 4 waa iuai thinking though,
that u has bcen a l9HE tine since
peve been apart And. Il haa also
been a LONG time since | uasd 20 nit
ou the edge ~ your bed At nights
and tell you Of man sha bad a
boy for a yhum and Of how the
man loved and cared for the bog
Just a. though be Nefe both father
and mother
You usrc the man aud the
boy answered the son you
thought J dldnt snow. bat I ala.
near Old dad
And tnmprrow you start for col
sege. sou. nat means the end. the
sna of IL all
No There viii be no iaat chap.
tef a. long a. wu both live. the
aau replied Why. fon arc al
thai I have You are father aHd
mother and brother And sister.
We'll always b. the same Old
rhuma u cant BE- anr other way
perhaps. and yet yoB are EuinE
ANal my boy il Eoiag away
Tke people % the little town %
dreSufiald we're scat to lock upon
flstry Warden a. dreamer. a. a
gan % Httir account in a business
sad professional uaY and a. a
auessr. odd parent. paaaesaiag q
quaint and peculiar fundnsaa Tor
kla eun Il vas said that be had
tfzad 80 keep the latter = boy The
afsashment Waa regarded ah strong
and jet few. " apf. realized itH
ala consuming strength. particular
b 90 the part Of the father.
Warden waa a lawyer although
~ had displayed 40 particular in.
clluatiou Tor bis work in ncccni
feart An afieciionafe and home.
i0fiux man. be had. since she
asAlh ~ BIS wife. been bath father
and mother 10 the sou. as beat b.
could
Boy. said the elder Warden.
continuing che conversation. when
you were a little fellow yauf every
be and pain was = real ache ana
pain 20 me And later on. Ehcn
you wcrc hurt a. football. that
time az you Ia, suffering / sui .
fered. too, When you ven houort