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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04
Pro.ninent Delegates.

AAEsMNEHEGL EN0gE&sfF EFFANIN tt9-EsSEHNN
Probably the most picturesque figure
who will be seen ut the conference Is
Senior Policarpo Bonilla. q, former
President of Honduras, and now the
recognized leader of the liberal party
In that country. He Is said to- be Il
lawyer of great learning and ability.
He will have as his colleague Senior Fl.
Constantine Fialos, q, f., now secre-
tary for Foreign Affairs, and an au-
Bthorlty on political science. He began
his political career as secretary Of the
-Honduran delegation ID tile first Part
sAmarican Conference. The chairman
of the Costa sRicanH delegation, Senior
Luis Anderson. ia one sof the promi-
nent lawyers OF his country.
duatemalaa MAS . n "a chairman OF
Its dolsgattonsDr, Antonio Ratres-Jaure.
glii, q prominent lawyer, who isfAthe
dean lot tho sGuaeemalan diplomatic
corps, andshas besnSehief5 iustice Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04

.Reulbncti. Chicago.,....
Brown. NJ. Chicago.....
Overall, Chicago.....,,
Sparks. Philadelphia. !.
iLundgren. Chtcago.... 4.
Mathewson. New York, (.
Willis, F'lttsburg. i. ~. !.
.Itttenger, philadelphia.
Camnitz. Ptttsbur.,..,.
Fraser. Chicngo........
Taylor, Ii. New York, :.
Lever, Pittsburg.,.,.
.rhester. Chicago. ..,...
Ferguson, New York. +.
Taylor, T.. Chicago, So,
Pastorius. Brook!yn,...
Corridon, Philadelphlas y.
Philippe, Pittsburg -. :,
Leineld, Pittsburg......
Rucker. Brooklyn.,.....
yy'iltse, New York.,.....
C:oakley, Cincinnatl,.... -.
McCiinnity. New York. =.
Richis, philadelphia. ~.
Ewing, Cincinnati, .....
.Stricklett, Brooklyn...+.
Karger, st. Louis, 1850.
iAlnas, New York, ..,....
Brown, G., st. l.. and Pm.
Elallerty, Roston.
Weimer, Cfnrinnatl +. X,
Ionrner, Boston. ..,,....
Pfeffer, Boston, $4,000.
Scanlan, Brooklyn.,,,..
Iinduman, Boaton.,.,..
Lush, Phil, amidst, L,...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04
Negro Desperate, Claiming That HI
Had Killed IS, jumped Into River.

Negro Desperate. Claiming That He
Had Killed IS, jumped Into River.
In view of 800 people, Jim Davis, a
negro. who had shot two negro wo-
men early Saturday morning, leaped
from the railing of the Tennessee Riv-
err bridge early ;his afternoon and
was drowned before he could be res
cued, although u rlverman went i'm
mediately to his rescue In q skiff. The
death leap measures fully 100 feet. Pur-
climbed to the top Of the railing and
pulling a pistol from his pocket fired
Ave times in the air, scattering the
crowd which was trying to prevent
Of cartridges from his pocket, he seat
tered them on the. bridge, supposedly
as souvenirs for the crowd. and then
counting ''one, two. three" jumped
ihead-foramlost. In his last words be-
fore leaping Davis claimed that lie had
Killed twenty eight people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04
FIELDING AVERAGES or
NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYERS
sT.BAsEMEN

NEW YORK. November o--Fo1owing are the omdat hedins averasss,of
National League players who participated in fifteen or more champon6nfps
games during the season OF 1921 .,r,.r.. ##@ #8@@Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04

Eowerman. New York
Killing. Chicago..............
Rresnahan. New York. .....
Jacklitsch, Philadelphia.
Schlei, Cincinnati.
Phelps, Pittsnurg...........
Mclean, Cincinnati........
Moran, ChicAgo.:...........
Gibson, Pittsburg..........
Brown, s., Roston..........
Eitter, Brooklyn...........
Bergen, Brooklyn..........
Needham, Boston. ..........
Doom, Philadelphia........
Marshall, st. Louis.........
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04
COSTS THE AVERAGE PLAYER
ABOUT $2z5 a YEAR FOR HIS FUN

~ wish der money desc folks spend
golf was in my pockets" sighed
the caddie boy as he aid down the
bag OF clubs. It's der one best bat
! wouldn't work no 1nore.'
SMOKING room through an open win
dow and a group OF members took
1t as the text for their after golflng
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04

III the lad had mentioned yachting.
motoring, racing or even BASKETBALL,
iJHe wish would have been better
founded. Golf is the cheapest OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04
CENTRE-FIELDE Rs.
Observation-Disclosures.

Batch, Broeklyn...............
Bates, BOSTON.
st. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Schultz, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mailman, Pittsburg.
Kelly. st. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mitchell. Cincinnati.
Anderson. Pittsburg. ............
Barry. st. Louis.
Lumley, neutrality-suspicious..
Holman, A.. Chicago.
Browne. New iork..............
Titus, Philadelphia.
Strang. New York................
Clymcr, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04

clan. %"Including the national cham.
eighty-f five tournaments for men In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04

Bridwell. Boston.
Dahlen, New Observation-Disclosures.
Lcbert, Cincinnati.
Tinker, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Wagner, Observation-Disclosures.
Lewis, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Doolan, Philadelphia.
Holly. st. Louis.
Hoffman. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sweeney, Chicago and Boston,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04
LEAPED 10 HIS DEATH

81 BAD commented Chief Croker.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-28

At a meeting of the Chapel Street Methodist church last night 1t was voted to change the present name of the church to that of the South Meth odist Episcopal church.
 On Saturday evening, about S:30 Officer Thomas DOdds shot dog on East Main street, which apparently had the rabies. The animal was the property of Michael Errico, who lives at o33 East Main street.
 There was candle light rally at the A. M. E. Zion church on Pearl street last night. The Rev G. P. Pierce of Florida and the Rev l.. T. Conquest of Wilmington, Del, deliv- cred addresses. It was announced that each person was expected to con- tribute $1 and that all who refused would have their lights extinguished. The collection was success, al- though many tapers were out of com- mission when it was over.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-28
DOES ADVERTISING PAY ]?

We say it does, providing the ad- vertiser will do in his store that which he says he'll do in his adver- tisement. But when you read big headlines such as Sensationally Low Prices, Whirlwind of Bargains, Phe- nomenal Cut in Price, Irresistible Bargains, etc, and you go there and get stuck, that's the time nine out Of ten won't take much stock in the next ad they read. For instance lady reads an ad which says high quality at low price, and she goes dl- rect and makes purchase, but finds the ad should read low quality at high prices, that's the time adyer- Using kills the business. A person should always have their say so in the paper their doso in their store. An other instance, during the past week Hon R. N. Blakeslee advertised to give all the youngsters in the town a sleigh ride on a certain day. We'll, the day came and all the kids" in town were right on time and took in the sleigh ride, but the Hon R. N. didn't advertise correctly. He didn't say some of them were to be frozen, more of them half frozen, more of them had to come into our store and get thawed out, and more of them to go home crying. No, no, he only told them the pleasant part of it. But when we say we give you we'll made sled with a pound of Baking Powder, 45c, or a Meat Roaster with pound of 5O-cent Tea, and the whole bush ness warranted or money back, you can depend on it to be so, at
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-28
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Patrick Sarsfield club.

Patrick Sarsfield club.
 Nutmeg lodge, P. of A.
 Mantow council, I. o. H.
 Magnolia lodge, K. of P.
 Painters and Decorators.
 Court America, F. of A.
 Liberty lodge, A. o. U. w.
 Waterbury Debating club.
 Townsend lodge, I. O. O. F.
 Waterbury conclave, I. O. H.
 Concordia Singers rehearsal.
 Lady Trumbull council, D. of L. Continental lodge, F. and A. M. Court Cecilia M. Quigley, I. o. F. Abraham Lincoln camp, s. of V. Court Fruitful Vine, No 3, F. of A. Waterbury tent, No 36, K.O.T.M. Lasalette circle, Companions of the Forest.
 First Baptist church business meeting.
 Friendly league. school of house. keeping, public schools cookery g a. m., 1:30 D. m., first course cookery 1880; domestic arts, dressmaking 3:3O, millinery 7:30, public school sewing 7:30; physical training, ad- vanced 7:30, beginners S:30.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-28

Saturday evening the Fraternalle Francaise society celebrated the for ty-fourth anniversary of its organi- zation in this city by the holding of banquet in Fraternity hall on Bank street. The feature of the evening was the accepting of a national flag, presented to the society by Alcide Ebray of New York, the French con- sul, who was represented by Paul Cribbler Among those who deliv- cred addresses were Mayor w. E. Thoms, A. Guetrelle of Paterson, N. | J., and Xavier Dreyer, chef at The | Elton, who is standard bearer of tbe local society. Music was furnished by The Elton orchestra and there were musical and vocal selections by Miss A. Fesslett, Miss A. Pouard, Miss C. Reif, Miss Julie Balsvert, Miss Esther Bault, A. Tombeau, Miss Mary Morrot, Murillon Sonnet, V. Lambert and A. Besancon. After the enter tainment dancing was enjoyed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-28

There will be an important meet ing of the Patrick Sarsfield club this evening. All members are requested to be present.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-28
FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL.
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.

The Big Seven Social club will hold their sixth annual concert and dance at Eagles, hall on Wednesday even ing. =.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-28

The Evening Democrat Is the peoples paper. The price is 2c a copy, 12c a week. 42c month, $5 a year. by mail or carrier.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
GOVERNOR SWANSON ,
TOOK IN THE SHOWS
States Executive for First Time
Visits the Warpath at the Ex-
position and Sees 1.-The
Sights"

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION Spc-
ciol-GoN- Claude \. Swanson did
the jamestown Exposition for the
first time since q opened yesterday az
ternoon. when. piioted by Captain
CroNton OF the Twenty-third Infan-
try. ne went down the line" from q
tcn-ccnt show az the beginning OF the
War Path 90 the Philippine Ressrva-
ton on the Canoe Trail II can hardly
DE said that the Governor had a
"howling time" but II might very
truthfgliy le said that ne had very
lively time. and n his own words are
20 De taken ne surely had an enjoyable
time.
From one amusement place TO an
other the Governor jumped Ike a
young man from the country having
the time % his life IN seeing the
sights. Il WAS late IN the afternoon
when De reached the Philippine Re-
scrNatinr in the rear OF the states Ex-
hihit Building lie was shown about
The grounds which occupy five and
one-haif acres ana spent more than
an hour There.
Hc was much interested in the TX
position HAN In which .herc are fully
$50. GOO worth ot rare exhibits and
the Chief Executive attention was
taken 10y tne display 81 LatiVe-made
bamboo furniture. bamboo musical
instruments. guttl perchn. crude rub
ber. articles of straw. and by the re-
mains OF the printing press that was
used by Aguinoldo in issuing his Ia
nous proclaim lions as the -Presi-
dent ~ the Filipino Republic until he
was forced to cease publication indefi-
niteiy by General Funston.
The Governor expressed surprise
vhen shown the native villages OF the
.Nisayan. IloCaro and TaEalO races az
Fiipinos. he seemed astouished 10
end them such wtli-cducatcd. indus
trlnus and fnteiiiE sent people. His
visi- go The Moro Village was one q
pleasure and surprise. The natives
ili their fish. sun and way dances for
him and appeared in their native
spear duels He was presented 20
Prince Sansalura. the seventeen
ycar-old ruler ~ 100000 OF tho most
bloodthirsty natives in the Philippine
Islands AMI the son OF the late Datto
AL a noted Moro CHIEF Who was kill
ed in battle 10y Anne rican troops IN
October. 1905 ia aCknowled EinC the
Introduction the Governor stated that
it was the first time "a his life that
ne had ever met real live savage
Prince"
From the Moro market place. n
which De found number OF the ma
uves engaged ~ gambling. playing
and dancing. the Chief Executive visit
90 the BoEoho village. where he found
an interesting tribe OF these bead
workers who are fast becoming ex-
81. -"- ~ -t-- -''-. !. '-9 a 4e-Ht
OF much interest. The Nisayan and
Ia gRio women weaving beautiful
dress goods from Ina and just cloth.
attracted The attention OF the Cover
nor. and he directed that collar and
cu1 set embroidered by Tagalo wo-
men De sent 70 Mrs. Swanson. Some
paintings lu Oh 10y a young Tag-lo
man elected much praise from The
Governor.
Turning 20 the president OF the eX-
h,blt rs hc Was leaving the reserva-
tion. the Governor said. You are 20
be congratulated upon your exhibit.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
SOLDIERS RAN AMUCK
ON EXPO. WARPATH

NORFOLK -Sp eciai.- Welne sday
ST. half thousand soldiers. mem
hers q the Second south Carolina and
First Kentucky Regiments. in camp al
tle exposition. took possession o. the
Warpltl' and made fhe night howl
with rlcir sounds % rcvelry. The sol-
tters had been drinking. They became
al sorLcrly and tried 20 take charge Of
tEe entire exposition.
The Fowhatar Guards arrested some
q the rioters. bl- had &C. lght 90 keep
tleir prisoners in charge order was
finally restored. bur not before many
were hurt The injured are Joseph
Brasler. Company -. Kentucky kegi-
uert. probably fracture % skull from
blow with black. ack. Guard Freaz.
Fowhatan Guards. elbow CUT. fingers
c. right hand GtslocafeG and face
beaten up. Captain Carpenter. OF Pow
hatan Guards. struck ll the breast with
s-o-e Adtltanf Garwood. Guard Ken
relF and several others are suffering
from slight wounds.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
SMUGGLED THE VICTIMS
AWAY IN GREAT HASTE

NEW YORE.-Specia juggling
its victims away IA a desperate hurry.
following the wreck. the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company has left the
police stu wondering how many per-
sons suffered and how serious were
the injuries resulting from a crash OF
trains on the Brighton Beach line ear
" today. No more IS known than that
many were hurt and the road tied up
FOR an hour by the accident The pO-
lice could only find out that the
Brooklyn Rapid Trsnsit's accident
corps had beaten them 20 the scene
% the wreck and taken care OF all
the injured"
The wrecked train. bound from the
beach 10 Manhattan. Jumped the track
az Emmons Avenue. Sheepshead Bay.
tumbiing one OF the cars across an
other track on which a train outward
bound from the city was approaching
The motorunan applied the brakes. but
too late 10 prevent the collision.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
PICKEICKERS CHEERED
THE FORMER GOVERNOR

ATLEE. VA--spe ciei.-Ths Fourth
vas celebrated here yesterday IN q
glorious manner under The ausplces
p the Atlee High school Improvement
League Former Governor Monta que
made ar Inspiring address on educa-
ucn- Other features were the ball
games tournament dinner and con-
cert some OF the other prominent
citizens present were Or. G. L. Ora
watt. q Caroline. candidate for the
state senate. opposing the incumbent.
Senator Henry 2. Wlckham: state
Highway COmmfssicner. p. 81. Julien
wilson. CommorWealth's Attorney
George p Haw. OF Hanover and his
opponent for reelection, Mr. Walter
SycLoEs Hon ~. g. Willercy. q
King william. who - ln the race for
fioefer delegate.
The address Of Former Governor
Montague was heartily chsered.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
WILL CLEAR THE ARMY
OF ALL FOREIGNERS
Outsiders. Especially japanese
and Chinese Especially on For
tlfczfions Were Becoming
Too Inquisitive-Bs-red
Also From Navy.

WASETcCG -oS. - SVecisl - FOL
lc~inE sae policy g Tuttl-E o-lv
American or Elarl q - u-Ge-stcod
thzz orders have been tssue1 fc-tlE-
ci-E TIE employment q fcrs rne-s q
AZ military works n-a q. naval So
Ic1H a similar C-1-r was ISSUED
scus----e AK -elstlrE 90 -r- e---I -r-
met c. foreigner C~ -re Erl-s ~ re
raTE- L-ts resulted 81 -hs tlscaarre
- L1-Ee u--cs- C TEEarese Srt
-El1ese VIE 1st s1tTre5 as stewards
49, p Cl-sr -l-r- ca EEcl-trE
1e rar1- c-csrs were r1-her sc-ry
- 4-t iEez -. because g rne1r e.
-c-f-rT c-r % vas fcErE -har rhe
l.-rt-e eFrsclE-.T were sly -~-r-
q L1e-r ET1-e -ir-e l- rlHEt-E careful
t11r-i-1tlc- - rte 81 - n-G r1-r s-s
-e-rr4rE a. lc- a1ulr r-1cLl-e-r. exc
-i-r = uas -r- El- -cHsel a mere co X
81 ----A of wu--1 care rr knew
-a~ rnrrr r- -Er-lrt-U e-s
--f source r- l-tl--llfsc- ras -ru
Been t1re-ls- -r r1e works c- a --er.-
san -rar.u-s a-4 rEa news -~.--es
r.I l-4---a r-l- a ----t.f- q T1-a-es
p. bare Been employed ca ere fc-rt-
-r- Also ar -1e L.c-El-c ard
l---te -1tl- stations have tee- t.s-
r-arErl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13

and form. hsv1 ar-oEatei % them
selves the functions q gods who de-
s-rcy, wltn no power and no desire
20 heal 20 cure and 20 reform x IS
The healer the Sariour who - wanted
~ cu- poor humanity. ana not any
more test-cTt-E agents than we az
ready have o. course. q - dis
eased brain that induces a mere usn
70 desire 60 assume absolute control
over ~ RS fellow creatures. and o.
= able % exercise over every irdivld-
ual TIE powers CO iife and dea-h. such
rne-- without -eCsri % their real CT
pretended science. are ucs- danger
Que rnaiu@-- ana % not i-r--es.srsrv
shat ~ ir sc-- asylum. should be
placed under s--tc- and constant sur
veillaDce. &c insure that they neither
harm others -o- themselves.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13

our rlo- snrf1l cc-rezzE orzry. ire
-Acrl-Ec--e-g ADVERTISE. Euggests rhat
t.---e-a- - TIE ezcep-.crzl El-itute q
Det- f--ces 20 might BE w@lI 20 en-
c--r4se TIE cui--re e elephants s.
fqe1 -1e s-gEesroz has 70 ecorculc
f---e ~ TIE reason tina. tie present
prices ~ wear are due not 80 much 70
the scarcity - annals zE &C the greed
t1ere cl rrut-s AlZhr.En the Elzs = The
s-e- larr presents al.sriZE possl cl-l-1sE
- the r--Erv Uac ws E1oll1 pause
- cc-E-ler t1at When tire American
trusts 49, clt o. sQ1eezs TIE corsura-
g -he eleI.raEr arE re shrimp look
alke.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
UMPIRE HoFFNER FINED
FOR PROFANE LANGUAGE

LTNcHBCRG. VA. July s.-Wn-
liam HonneF. late OF the Eastern
League. who recently was signed as 6
member OF the Virginia League UNI
piring star. was fined ss.s5 this morn
Ing by Justice Fortune. OF Campbell
county. on the charge OF using indo-
cent and prQfanc language while Of
nciating IN the Lynchburs- Richmond
game here Monday afternoon.
Homer ala not respond 10 the sum-
mons executed upon him yesterday
and the case was heard under the
l. ~ in his absence.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
AUSTRALIANS WIN
THE TENNIS TROPHY

.--Speclal.--Kari Beilr and
Besis c. Wright. Americans. lost their
chance 20 win the worlds tennis
chsnplonship. doubles. today when
they were defeated IN the arals by
Brookes ard Wiiding. Australians. in
three straight sefn. The score stood
t-f: 50 and Ga. The Doherty Bro
then, holders OF the title, VIII not de-
fend = his year. 30 the cbArnptonship
Passes 20 te Australian experts.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
GRANTS NOAH FULTON
RESPITE UNTIL SEPT.

RICHMOND Special
Governor Swanson has decided 10
grant a respite 10 Noah Fulton. the
Washington county murderer who,
before the action Of the Executive,
was under sentence TO hang July 18th.
Counsel for the prisoner asked a
brief stay or execution IN order that
they might have time 10 take the
case TO the Court OF Appeals. As the
petition was endorsed by the trial
Judge and Commonwealth Attorney.
Fulton was respited until September
18th
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
PRESS OPINION.


-1if UErEa- sense q ne -l-rr--
---- - making and -E- @ E-se -zfl
ElEres- 20 G. -.c-errLa-lv r. -sr---.---.-
.E may SEEK lt---- es-eE
r-L -ti-e- Late -ll- -eFe- Ard g -
1-f --a-- ths- promise shat Re s1.-
-.Ne- 20 ter-l rErz-lcs ans reason
anE prompt cessa-lc- 20 -Ee broken
r fl-.-tT = b--r1e-y ~ -here s.
akrE -r Pc e- agitation fl- xur=---
1-e-r -a- --srec-lorl service rha- IKE
Zee rrar lr-kI.e--iQ- demand. VIII -ake
p denial
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
WADDNGToN ACQUITTED
UNDER UNWRITTEN LAW

BRUSSELS. BELGTUM.-special.--
Carlos Waddington was today ac-
quilted OF the charge OF numbering
Ernesto Balmaceda. then attache OF
the Chilean Embassy here, who was
killed by Waddington because he re-
fused TO marry Waddington's sister
after betraying her. WaddingtOn's
defense was the unwritten law.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
PRESIDENT COMMITTEES
PEIGURER'S SENTENCE

WASHINGTON. L. c.. July -
Hen-y Z vaughan. q Dasias Tex.
VII be released from the Atlanta prl-
son today. Or commutatlo- 20 SEN
terce signed ty the Preslderr re was
sent ~ Tor TWO years in 1906 ror Per
jury T. bankruptcy proceeding
E1is mother. residing IN LIS Angeles
Ca, has for months been bending
every energy 20 secure his release
and the influence she eEerted AID the
fact that her son had contracted to
oerculoEis r1aily crowned her erorts
with EucceEE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13

The steel Trust has decided that g
viii Efacfure 20 more zrnor-
plate. ard ne Cramps have found the
building ~ bartleehfpE uDproeabl~-
The steel -rug- admits g has beer
making rgurtsro-s.y defective steel
r2sis- zu1 wants IS q ton more Tor
rstls that VIII render travelling rea.-
soEsb'y safe After al these years %
eeen.s that the protective tars1 hzx
Rot rendered ~ safe ln peace nor IN
Fincibie go var. me tarlr seems 70
~ q frzDt.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13

NctsFtlrsta rcirx the frtghtfui biii o.
costs Lrcie sam renders 20 the peo-
Fle = TIE FEDERAL bliain1enf. tire
Government collects or them above
SIS .tey-ef8 annually. that even 81
prOeiEa- ity--frts hffzl universal are
reeolrc<f-l a. 80 fs--has nor 50 yet
discovered suficierf i1genuity 20 In
vent q way 20 spend. The rnoss Sc
rloEs financial problem that our Gov
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
NORFOLK COUNTY POLICE
TO TELL OF LAW VIOLATION

NORFOLK. VA. July every
police oftlcer OF Norfolk county viii
have 10 appear before the grand jury
Monday 10 testify concerning the al
legged violation OF the Sunday liquor
laws at Pine Beach and near Ports
mouth: also regarding the manage
ment OF the social clubs in the coln-
~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
For Sale
OR
Exchange

Special bargains IN a nice LOT OF
Virginia faTms, suburban homes. tim
Der and coal lands. Our method OF do
Ing business is to satisfy The purchasers
farm or other property that VOC want
20 sell. write 20 ~ AZ once; We are
vi1rRofSSii-A TARsi BUYERS PRorEc-
TIVE AGENCY, Inc.
1901 East Main 81, Richmond. -
Phone 3es7
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13
MAKE YOUR IDLE MONEY
EARN YOU INTEREST

Write the FIrst National Bank
OF Richmond. Virginia. for infor-
nation Concerning is certificate
Of deposit 90 arranged that one
per cent may Dc collected every
tour months through your nearest
bank or store.
Our experience proves this fern
for savings 20 be tie most salts
po1ifa Of $1,000 or more
Our caulfai and aarnNd nnrrlnn IA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-13

TIE mountain ir labor has brought
forth ridiculous mouse The ra-
ror1l commission appointed 90 irvcs-
fsa'e the san Francisco ccrffaErarfor
reports that fi-e-Trcuc buildings are
me best safeguard against destructive
tlres And further rlat che steel
frame concrete structure 60 rot bum
rs readily as wooden ones We have
rot learned yer what thls sage con-
c--sic- has ccs- the Government