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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
ofhcinl Basketball Rnle..

The latest issue of Spalding's Athletic
Library Is the Official Basketball Guide
for 1905" edited by George T. Hepbron.
terestine information. reports from all
over the country. New York, New Jer-
sey, the South, the New England dis
trict. Chicago, Cleveland, Minnesota
and South Dakota. as we'll as New Or
leans, Los Angeles. Southern Califor-
MIA and Cuba. are all separately treat ted
IN series of good articles. showing
The. condition of the indoor sport in
each section.
A new departure is the complete re-
port OF the roller skating basketba II
tournament held recently in Madison
Square Garden, New York. College
basketball, and the records Of all the
covered
An exhaustive review Of the season
Is included in the makeup of the book.
and not the least feature is the great
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
FIVE YEARS REQUIRED.
Estimated Time for Digging the Panama
Canal

WASHINGTON. D. c.. October 1s-The
Panama Canal will be completed in FIVE
years or q little more. barring earthquakes
or other calamitous visitations.
This prediction was made by Mr.. D. E.
Fulton. an official Of the Panama Canal
Commission. who has just returned from
thu isthmus. He declared that last month
was record-breaker as to eayacating not
withstanding the fall rainy season was ut
lis height.
I'm September" said Mr. Fulton. more
thar 100000 cubic yards of earth was en-
cavated from cuebra cut. There is an
average of 100 dirt trains each day carrying
the excavated earth to the big dump at
Tabernilla. sixteen miles away and to other
smaller dumps"
He added that Colonel George W. Goe-
tbals, of this city. chief engineer of tho
Panama Canal Commission, Is making
Intending the operations. Mr.. Fulton spoke
or Colonel Cocktails personal popularity with
the workmen and officials. and declared he
was omnipresent, giving personal attention
10 all the details --f
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TESTED TEDDy,s METTLE.
Students Made PresI-
dents Son Special Mark

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, October lG.-
The announcement that young Teddy
Roosevelt who was taken out of the
Harvard second eleven at Saturdays
game with Phillips-Exeter Academy. Is
laid up with water in the knee, has
brought TO light the fact that the
Presidents lively son was made a spe-
cial mark by the schoolboys during
the early part of the game. in which
he received his injuries. Without the
least malice against young Roosevelt
the Exeter players never lost an op-
portunity to test his met;fe'' as they
called ii, and although he passed the
ordeal bravely he was so battered at
the end OF a short period that he had
to retire. When he reappeared on the
side lines swathed in bandages he was
heartily greeted Nothing but express
SONS OF regret are heard from Exeter
since the severity OF his injuries has
become known. Young Roosevelt's
condition Is nos serious. and the ply
sicians say that there are no indica-
tons OF water on the knee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17

number OF photographs OF teams. OF all
sections OF the country. including col.
lege and university teams. club teams,
e.. M. C. a. teams. and other organi-
cations.
playing rules for the season OF 1907
and all amateur games must be played
under the a. a. U. rules.
The book can be procured OF any
or Will be mailed postpaid
by the American Sports Publishing
Company, u Warren street, New York,
for. the price of 10 cents.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 18TH.

at our Auction Art Rooms. No. sls
East Broad Street commencing at 1890
o'clock, consisting OF Four-Post Bed.
8 Chest Drawers. 3 Bureaus. 3 Side
boards. / Wardrobe. Candlestands.
]. Work Table, Pier Table. 10 Chairs.
I Corner Cupboard. ! China Press. 1
Desk. l Hall Clock. Shaving Cases.
3 Sofas. Settees. Claw and Bail
Chairs. Whatnot 10 Mirrors, Is Pic
lures. / Cellerette. 10 Pieces Sheffield
Pair Andirons. Tenders. 10 Jardiners.
These goods are all handsomely poll
ished and rehnished and Will be sold
regardless of price or value. Dealers
in antiques, personal collectors and
admirers OF such goods especially In
vitcd to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
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mGRArH is BETTER MAN.
Flanagan Comedies Superiority to Ills
RiXal Weight -ChrOMcr.

NEW YORK, October l6.-Those two
giant athletic rivals. Matt. McGrath,
OF the York Athletic Club, and John
Flanagan, of the Irish-American A. c..
competed in the siNteen-pound hammer
event in the recent games at Celtic
Park. and both were beaten. The
handicap awarded to B. Sherman was
too much for them to overcome. Nc
Grath did much better than the win
ner and Flanagan. but he got only
second prize Flanagan failed TO get a
prize. McGrath's best throw was 1853
feet 10 inches. Flanagan's best was
I6l feet 1-2 inches.
After the event Flanagan. the former
record holder. said McGrath was the
greatest weight-thrower in the world.
Il can't beat him Flanagan con-
fessed, and while I'll continue COM
peting IT will be with no idea of ever
beating McGrath. I've seen my best
day. While NcGrath is improving, I'm
going back. in fact. can't do as good
now as / did year ago. I'm like all
other X-champions-I can't come
hpr u
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NEW GARn FOR FRESHMEN.
Upper Ciassmen at Brown Require Them
TO Wear Skull Caps

4 new college custom has been
adopted by the Camnlarian Club of
Brown University and approved by the
senior and junior classes whereby the
freshmen are 10 wear brown skull caps
October until Decoration Day. These
caps are 70 be worn at all times upon
the college campus, and at all times
except on Sunday within the city
limits It is expected that this new
custom, which has worked so we'll in
other colleges, viii prove very efficien.
here in strengthening the class spirit
and organization of the freshmen, and
thereby college spirit as whole.
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NORFOLK LOSES ITS CASE.
National Commission Rules on Case Z

CINCINNATI. o.. October ls.-rbe M
tional Baseball Commission to-day decided
that the Norfolk Cva) club had made no
case for its claim of $500, alleged 10 be due
i from the New York American League
Club The charge was made that plaver
Stanley was drafted by the New York club
unoer the consideration that the club pay
5000 after II accepted Stanley
The commission ruled that while this
agreement was contemplated no final agree.
mont was madAt
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nounces the marriage OF his sister.
Miss Josephine Craige. to DR.. ". Clar-
ence Kluttz. we'll known physician
of FL Paso. Texas. the marriage to oc-
Miss craige is an ccomplished .daugh-
ter OF the late Kerr .Craige, who was
third assistant 1 1c,,nafter-g gems 'aM
under President Cleveland possesses
hood and is greatly admired through
out the Old North State. DR.. Kluttz
belongs to one OF Rowan's prominent
families. and has attained wide rep-
uptation In his professlon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
TO HAVE NEW HOMIE

1fNCHBuRG. VA. October ls.-The Peo-
pies National Bank OF this city has pur-
chased for 100000 a piece OF property ad-
Joining It's banking house on Main Street,
II Is understood the bank will erect a mod
ern banking house on the present and new.
ptoperty as soon as the tenants can be got
ten TO yacate the property Just purchased.
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Amtolsts Return from Virginia.

LOCK HAVEN, PA. October L.
Wilson kistler, Sedgwick Ktstler,
James Fl. krom and Richard L. Fish
burne have returned from a two weeks
automobile tour in Virginia. They
drove via Harrisburg. Cumberland and
Shenandoah Valleys to stanton. Va.
and report most delightful time
They had no mishaps save two or three
punctures and the weather was most
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
RUsslA's REIGN OF TERROR
bloody Scn+embcr's Record of Murder
- llAAds II AnnQl ling. ~

Bloody Scptelmbcr's Record OF Murder
ana nloOdshed Appalling.
& ST. PETERSBURG, October 16.-The
police statistics published to-day re-
garding terrorism during the month
OF September show that thlrty-1o,u ~
Guiding seventy-three ofiieials. were
murdered and that 172 people were
wounded in various ARRAYS. The hg-
ures do not include the casualties N
tov and Stmprovol.
The list also reports l76 attacks
ings or representatives OF the author
ings or representatives of tn eautnor-
stores of bombs and explosives.
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Weddings Announced.

Especial 70 The TlMes-Dlspatch.J
SALISBURY. N. c.. October To-
Cards sent out last night ANNOUNCED
the marriage at this place of Miss ELL
zabeth Lamar Grump to Mr.. j. II, Nc
Corkle, the former being an attractive
daughter of Dr.. w. L.. Crump, OF this
city, and the latter a WEI. known bus
mess man who has been prominent IN
Salisbury for number Of years. Both
Miss Crump and Mr.. Mc0orkle are
great social favorites. The wedding
will take place here October 29th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
Sick In Petersburg.

Chief OF Police Werner received tele-
phone message yesterday afternoon from
Chief Ragland. OF Petersburg, saying that
j. D. Haynes was desperately III In that
CITY and asking that Messrs. John Haynes
anu Nelson Haynes his relatives here. ba
notified, John Haynes was found to be out
OF the city, and Nelson Haynes could not
Ia ed -E.AL a 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
A Quick Trip,

Tho new steamer Queen Anne
leaves ono hour later O. Al ND than
any other line and arrives az the OK.
position three hours earle Seduced
fares. 31.25 straight. 100 round q o.
day limit. Phone. $40. see Adv. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
v. P.1. VS.. w. AND l.. U.
Lynchburgers Interested in Football Game
Gofu

1TNCHBuRG. VA October is.-The
football eicvens representing the Washing
tor and Lee University and the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, will meet on the
rridiron here Saturday al the baseball!
grounds. Both institutions have many
alumni in the city, and 1t is expected that
a large crowd will turn out to see the game
The Washington and Lee supporters are
confident that the eleven from Lexington
will be able to hold the V. p l. team we'll In
E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
RACES AT RALEIGH FAIR.
Daring Mate Won In Pace and Juanlta In
2:3b TrOt.sy
Especial 10 The Times plspatch.l

Especial 70 The rimes- plspatc h.J
RALEIGH, n. c.. October 1s,--The races
a: the state Fair to-day attracted a large
crowd and proved very interesting SUM
mar!eg OF results follow: n
Pacing. 1aO class: purse op-p "a y, 7 4
Mate nrnt: Radln D.. second Carrie Would
Not third; silver Socks fourth. time,
2ias, 2ta2 s.ssk.
rrot,ing 2.a5 class; purse. S2oo-Juan-
TIA, FIRST; Alexander Pr, second; Julia Mar
lox.e; third Haron Rasett, fourth. Time
$40. 2Ao, 2:Do,
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Charged with steauag.

Willie Hill swore out a warrant last night
for Thomas Digs. claiming that Digs had
stolen $40 from him. It seems that Hill
had given Digs s35 and commissioned him
to make certain purchases, After the pur-
cfases had been made Hill claimed that his
5ored.
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poIler I,,,r,ts. Two Dead.

BELToN, TE,XAs October la.--Ramey
Dye White the engineer and Robert Owens
the negro fireman, were killed when u hrea
Miiifof this city exploded early to-day. The
boilers were torn to scrap Iron by the force
sos the sex plosion. M IA N rs s535isg n q. ,ass,'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
Pistol Went, on.

George Hunt. a colored boy, fourteen years
OF age, was painfully Injured yesterday
OF his kind George was playing with a.
revolver In the alley near
the colored Baptist Church on Fourteenth
Z he ball entered Hunts wrist and was ex-
,tracted near the elbow by DR. Hinchman, Of
tile ambulance The boy walked to his
home, 3J 5.s lH6$5l stttsli .i5sfa z, 5tJ
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aurtion 6ales, Tbis nap.
Rare and Antique Furniture
AT AUCTION.

LARGE COLLECTION OF REF1N1sH-,
ED ANTIQUES SOLD TO AN OUT
OF-TOWN DEALER ON WHICH A
DEPOSIT WAS MADE. WILL BE
TIE THE CLAIMS. THE TIME LINZ
IT HAVING EXPIRED AND DUE
LEGAL NOTICE OF THIS SALE
MADE TO PREVIOUS PURCHASER.
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Charged With Stealing bicycle.
Horace, Sheppard (coloredl, aged fifteen
wns arrested yesterday afternoon by Police
man Buck Taley, Sheppard Is charged
with stealing n bicycle. the property of
Willis Grant valued at SIS.
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s21 Main Street.
PUBLIC SALE
Nos. 1926 and 1923
Claiborne Street.

We will sell the above houses on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18TH.
at 5 O'Clock P. NJ The houses contain
four rooms each. and will make a good
investment. The owner is determined
to sell. so bargain may be expected.
TERMS: Very easy.
C. L. & H. L. DENOON.
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Football Score,

burg. .. 'e e' .,
AZ Observation-Disclosures As: Villa Nova. &.
AZ Andover. Mass-Yale Freshmen IL.
Phillips ndover. 0.
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premises,
THURSDAY. OCTOBER II, 1907.
at s O'Clock P. NJ, that neat. detached
suburban home In Highland Park. con.
tanning about eight rooms. at thu
corner OF Second Avenue and Buru
Street. Lot 10 by 140 feet.
This property will make you ven
ton. q -
TERMS: Easy: announced at sale.
POLLARD G. BAGRY.
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GEORGE j. HOOPER.
CHARLES F. wHITTLE,
Special Commissioners.

Stockton ct al. plaintiff. VS.. Powell ct
ais, defendants:
/. Samuel P. waddill. clerk OF the
said court, do certify that the bond re-
CURED of the special commissioners
by the decree rendered in said cause
on the fst day of October 1907. has
been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk OF the
said court, this 18th day of October.
1907. SAMUEL +. WADDILL
BY the Valentine Auction Company.
SIS East Broad Street Phone 1905.
AUCTION SALE. STOCK OF STAPLE
AND FANCY GROCERIES,,
SHOWCASES, &C.
AT 1920 WEST BROAD STREET.
At request OF Carter & Faison. de-
clining business, we will sell at their
place OF business. 1920 West Broad
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18TH.
commencing at 1880 o'clock a. NJ,
their entire stock, consisting Of. in part.
viz: Flour Sugar. Coffee. Teas. Toilet
and Laundry Soaps Canned Goods.
Pickles. Blueing, Tobaccos. Cigars,
Spices. Lamps and Lamp Chimneys. &c.
Also, Show cases, Scales, Refrigerator,
&C., &c.
Trade invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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auftion 6ales, future Dapx.
BY G. L. & II. L. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
S21 East Main Street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MAD.
Dox HILL,
CONSISTING OF A BRICK TESE
MENT AND FRAME DWELLING,
WITH LARGE FRONTAGE ON
THE EAST LINE OF LIT
TLEPAGE STREET.

BY virtue OF decree OF the Henricn
Circuit Court, entered on the LIST day
OF October, 1907, iii the suit of Stock.
ton ct al. plaintiffs. VS.. Powell ct ais,
defendants, the undersigned, special
commissioners therein appointed. will
sell by public auction. on the premiseA
on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1907.
at o'clock P. NJ, property described
In said decree. as follows: All that Ger.
tain lot. piece or parcel OF land, with
the improvements thereon. consisting
of brick tenement. lying and being
on Maddox Hill. in the city OF Rich
mond. Va. fronting on the east line OF
Ltttlepage Street 81 feet and inches,
moro or less. and running back as feet,
more or less. and designated as Lots
! and 2.
Also. that certain lot. piece or parcel
of land. with the improvements thereon.
consisting OF n frame dwelling. lying
and being on Maddox Hill. In the city
OF Richmond. Va. fronting on the east
line of Littlepage Street &c feet, more
or less and running back So feet. more
or less.
TERMS: one-fourth OF the purchase
money In cash: the residue in three
equal instalments. payable six. twelve
and eighteen months from date of sale
with interest added, and title to be re-
tanned until all the purchase money Is
paid: or all cash, at the option OF the
purchaser.
GEORGE j. HOOPER,
CHARLES F. WHITTLE,
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A1tttor 8alrs, Utts Dap.
BY g. Lao II. L. penoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
OF 49,
TIE NEAT TWo-sToRY TRlA1n
DWELLING,
No. 1911 Moore Street.

ises, OH " s''e - ~
THURSDAY. OCTOBER nth,
at 1890 O'clock p. NJ the neat framed
d4weiling No. 1911 Moore Street, con-
tanning four rooms. The location Is
IMPROVING; and property In this section
rents readily: the rental OF this prop
erty being $3.50 per month, insures
1ln \, retnrn upon the amount expected.
TERMS: Very easy. .
G. l.. e. II. L. DENooN,
Auctioneere,
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On THURSDAY. OCTOBER u, 1907.
at 81 o'clock n. NJ on the premises, we
viii offer the above lot at auction.
This IS in groWing g section s. OF ta ne
day and dwellings built here can be
rented al once, 4i35
4 TERMS: Liberal and announced at
sale.
Immediately afterstlle above sale, we
willtoffer6 a nice building lot, fronting
AIS feet on the northern line OF Denny
Street, near, Lester, and sr'unntng back
" y y Green &. REDD.
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BY Pollard & Bagby.
. AUCTION SALE
FOR Ia
A NEAT SUBURBAN HOME. Writ
LARGE LOT, HIGHLAND PARK,
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BY the Valentine Auction Company,
SIS East Broad Street Phone 1905.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
Il GERMAN S4V4NT.
High HOnOrs Pad to Professor
Ernst TOR BcrgmaRR.

The German is some times called the Yankee
of Europe" Proud Of mis- captain Of industry IL
was Illustrated afresh recently that the German
takes an equal if not greater pride in his cap
tain of intellect on December 16 Professor
Ernst Won Bergrnann, occupant of the chair Of
surgery in the University OF Berlin attained to
the Psalmists threescore and ten years Forty
delegations called upon him on tilat day to pay
their respects For five hours they filed past
him They were representatives of universities
the Red Cross. medical societies and associa-
uons and the German Samaritan Society In
recognition OF his services in war time and in
education. the War Minister and the Minister
of Education were represented by high govern
ment officials. -Four important scientific works
We're published TO commemorate the Occurrences
and his services to surgery. At a banquet in
his honor over five hundred distinguished per-
sons were present, on the invitation of the Ber-
lin Medical Society
Dr. Won Bergmann's surgical services TO his
country extended through three wars-the Aus
tro-Prussian, when he head of the military
hospital at koeniginhof Bohemia. the Franco
Prussian, when he directed those at Mannheim
and Ca-isruhe. and the Turco- Russian when
he was attached to the Army Of the Danube as
consulting surgeon. After the last war he be-
came surgeon in chief Of the hospital at Wurz-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20

who has presided over so many notable gather
i,..s Of the patriotic Daughters Of the American
Revolution; Frederick Funston, soldier and ex-
ecutiYe, whose exploits in the Philippines and
II San Francisco after the earthquake and fire
are well known Mrs. ]. B. Foraker. helpmeet
Of the senior Senator from Ohio. Miss May
Iiang daughter Il the Chinese Minister, and
Nicholas LoIgWorth rising young Congressman,
Eho married the Presidents daughter. They
are all from life size pictures. made by Harris &
Ewing Washington photographers Of celeb
rites
For your convenience here is the list, but not
IN the order Of the appearance in the next column
Try 10 put the proper numerals IN the brackets,
and verify your guess by consulting this page
next week:
} Theodore Roosevelt President Of the
United States
{ } Mrs. Nicholas LOngWOrth, formerly Miss
Alice Roosevelt.
} representative Nicholas Longworth the
President SON in-laW.
{ } Mrs. Charles Warren Fairbanks. wife Of the
Vice President
{ } Joseph g. Cannon Speaker Of the House.
} William T. Taft Secretary Of War.
{ } Ethan Allen Hitchcock. Secretary Of the
Interior
[ } Frederick Funston. brigadie- general, U. 5.
Army.
} Miss May Liang daughter of the Minister
from China
} Mrs J 3 Forake-, wife of the Senator from
Ohio
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
AsTRONOMYs INTRIClCIES.

Miss Dorothea Klu;npke. the astronomer. was
talking about the difficulties and ntricacies that
astronomy presents TO the lay mind.
For instance" she said. smiling. there is the
well known case OF the mejeorite that fell on a
Vermont farm in tS9'
1t was 4 valuable raetsorite and the landlord
at stepped UP and claimed it. All minerals
and metals on the land belong to me he said
That's in the lease
But the tenant deaurred- This me-eorite.'
he said. wasn't on the farm you must rcrncn-
Der. when the lease WAS drawn up
The landlord perceived the justice Of that
claim He thought moment Then he said.
decisiyely: I claim her flying game
''But the tenant ready for him She's
got neither wings nor feathers ne said. II, re-
fore. as ground game. she's mine
They continued their argument. and in the
heat OF 1t a revenue officer. arriving with a
truck proceeded to put the metcori;e aboard
1 claim her for the government ne said as IN
article introduced into the country without pay
mcnt OF duty
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
IN THE PUBLIC EYE.
A Test of Optical Identification for
Tribune Readers.
rFron TIE Tribune Bureau.I

---..,ne4on. Jan. 1e.-Whose eyes are these7
,olong 10 ten well known persons, whose
IN and faces are frequently seen in public
prints ,,,,,, ,-,,o,,, ,,.o-;..,. ,,-.-.
:, Won saw him anywhere. But can you
.,t his eyes from among nine other pairs!
p, p ,,ould recognize Mrs Nicholas Longworth
:, ~.,,, eyer met her face to face You have
.,,v seen 2 thousand of her pictures but
- ,,ou point your finger TO the orbs OF Alice
- Secretary Taft's mild mirthful, yet
.t-ating eyes are looking into yours. In
80 ,bose eyes may belong TO President OF the
-7.s STATES. Can you select them from the
- eighteen The eyes which overlook the
-,.,so of representatives. every day that great
-, js IN session Speaker Cannon's-are here,
ding VOC with steadtaSt gaze So are Sec
- H;chcocks- You ought to know his
-.--rug look for lac has made a fine record in
-. 1,ta-ior Department and the eyes which be-
= - hin flashed fire to such purpose within
~. :,st few years that scores Of land fraud
,,rx have been brought up with the sharpest
tun-
Tr,a-e are other eyes in the column which
I'D rrove Just as interesting and as easy 20
,...-jfv. The wife Of the Vice President OF the
rr,.od States, Mrs Charles Warren Fairbanks,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
NOT WH4T he EXPECTED.

The Rev. Rodney Swope rector Of the Wander
bit church al AsheyiIe. said the other night in
The course Of an address:
Subtle attacks are the most wounding- You
have heard about the clergyman and his aged
parishoner?
The parishioner said that he thought clergy
men should be better paid
am pleased 70 hear you say that Brother
bTOEn' exclaimed the Clergyman, beaming with
gOoo viii and happiness. II rejoIces my heart
70 hear you say that
YES. resumed The parishiOner thoughtfully:
sea ses & better class of men then"
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
TIE LADY COW.

Marjorie was q visit to her grandparents
on the farm, and her enjoyment of country lice
was somewhat marred by the apprehension Of
being horned by the cows. one day her mother
asked her TO 10 the barn and call grandpa
TO dinner. She started. but ospying COW in the
lot, OF the mooley kind, ran back. crying.
"Oh. mamma there's a out there"
After glance out of the window n the meek
looking bovine her mother said:
why. Marjorie. that's 4 mooley COW. she
can't harm you, for she hasn't any horns''
But mamma" exclaimed the child she
might butt me with her pOmpadour!"- Harp"-'s
Weekly.