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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-20
Exile From Mexico.

There is not a solitary instance
where that influence in the endow-
ment ceremony has been displayed In
an act of hostility to the government.
II any effect has been welded 1t has
been for that most devoted loyalty to
our nation.
1.-THE application in this respect, as
to the loyalty of the Mormon jeojle.
can be brought home readily. We win
pass by the incident Of the Mormon
exiles from Nauvoo furnishing a batil-
lion for the United States army for the
war with Mexico, the action Of the
Utah pioneers in raising the Ameri-
can flag in the Salt Lake valley when
that was Mexican soil: the fidelity OF
Utah to the Union during tho civil
war and down to the period bf the
Spanish American war and the In
surrection In the Philippines
1.-THE state OF Utah carhe. into tn
Union II years ago. scraceiy two
years had passed when there appear
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-20
RATHER uNWIsE
Boise Statesman.

That interview given out by Repre-
rather unwise. While members in the
heat of excitement may bluff" abou,
refusing to enact laws that are need
ed. basing their "bluff" upon the fact
that this or that bill may have been
passed in the house by a combine,
that spirit will not rule many in deal
ing with the meritorlous measures
which should be passed and TO some
Of which the republican party stands
pledged.
The statement that the senate will
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-20
THINK 1T OVER.

The good Legislators are the dead
ones. Not having any thing to plan
for their political future they have
time 10 do some work in their political
present.
Sometimes when a man has taken
a woman at her face value he wishes
that he had inquired and taken all the
commercial discounts.
The probabilities are that a man
may live in a celestial marriage and
still not be in heavenly state.
The test oath is not the only form
of profanity that is loose about the
state capital.
In the school of experience there
are no free scholarships.
Senator Shoots official address is
still Washington, ID. c., while in two
more weeks you can address Fred t.
Duboise at Idaho, N. C.
Senator Bailey is trying to explain
that the land he received in fee sim
pie was only simple fee
The house has passed the test oath
bin on the theory that the pen is
mightier than the big stick
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-20
VALUE OF FEARLESS DISCUSSION

The order of the president under
date of February, IL, 1907, following
closely the delivery of Senator Hey
burns speech on the public land ques-
ton, indicated that the speech was
not without is effect on the admins
tration. 1t will be observed that the
concessions made therein are inrespon-
se to the demand made by Senator
Hepburn and so far as they go are of
immense benefit to the people.
The proclamation of the president
to which Senator Heyburn's speech
was principally directed was issued
under the date of January % and
suspended the issuance of patents,
and the recent order practically re-
sends his former order of sus-
pension and confirms in large degre
the proposed amendment of Senator
Hepburn directing the secretary of
the interior "to issue patents in all
land and mining applications where
proofs submitted show full com
pliance with the requirements of the
law. and where no protest has been
filed against the granting of such
patents"
This is the nftural result of the
fearless discussion of the public land
questions and result which can only
be obtained by such consideration at
the hands of those whose duty it is
TO represent the people to- the execu-
tive department where that depart
ment is under misinformation and a
wrong impression as the rights OF
the. people on the public domain and
is evidence of the fact that Senator
Hepburn was correct when he assert
ed time and time again in his recent
speech that the. president was acting
under misinformation and that he
was receiving a.wrong impression from
those upon whose Judgment he would
naturally rely.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-20

detective parts. osteopathy nae N,
a good record in the trea'lhSn
stubborn disorders.
Phone Main 81.
DIR. S. A. BARTLETT
osteopath and Neurol0gSs
21b-21s Idaho Trust BIOS
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-20

We buy abroad about 100000
pounds each OF ham, bacon and lard
annually, many carloads of eggs and
almost a million pounds of butter, car
loads Of beans and canned fruit.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-20
DAILY.
WEEKLY.

Entered at the Lewiston Postoffice as
second -class matter.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1907.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
BROKER BEATS JAIL
BY TAKING POISON
Forged Bills Of Lading 10 Extent
Of $500. 0O0-Detectives Were
at His Door When He Took
His Own Life.

NEW YORK SIP cial--Detaiis 81
one of The most daring swindles Orb
recent years came % Light today when
Investigafloua came Cd De made into
the AFFAIR ~ Louis strau.. the mining
broker. who swallowed cyanide ~
potassium az his home as detectives
entered the house % place him under
arrest
John n Rider. counsel for " A.
Avis. custom broker and storage
agent. on whose application 20 me
District Attorneys once the detectiv -
were sent 20 arrest strSus. said straus
ulesitlmate gains secured on forged
ILLS OF iRdinE would amount 90 more
than s9Oo.0Oo.
straus was a. home when the detec-
lives reached there As the detectives
went up the stairs. Straus. who had
been leaning over the balustrsds IN
seen by them. ran into the room oi
his sister and Eulped down forty grains
Of cyanide % potassium Both StrAus
mother and siatsr we're In the room a.,
he swallowed the poison The,
screamed ln terror. when the detec-
tives reached the room he was with
Ing on the fosr in agony. Five min
utes later Ne had brsathcd his last
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
WILL INVESTIGATE
SOUTHERN MILLS
National Civic Federation to In
ouire Into Pay and Condition
Of Labor in Factories IN
the South.

KANSAS CITY. MO.-Speciel-
seven men were burned 20 death ana
two seriously injured IN a IRE here
early this morning N rooming mouse
for railway laborers across the stree
from the Union Depot at 10 Union
Avenue
transfer clerks at the station heard
an explosion shortly after midnight
and by the time they reached the
scene the building was mass or
flames. The Gre Is supposed 90 have
started IN q barber shop on the nrst
aoor. possibly from an explosion or
gas. Four men escaped from the
buudfnr-Wluiam Williams. J. J.
O'Corneli. owner o. the building
George Jarvis and Daniel Casey.
pv3 O'Clock this morning five bodies
had been recovered. and later wv.
more we're found. all burned beyond
recognition. there was nothing on any
OF the men by which they COULD %
Identified. unless the beer checks touno
f i'm the pockets % five ~ them can ~
used for that purpose The roomins
house has no res. ter. and 10 Is no
known who the dodgers We're ln'
caretaker. an old man. is thoCEht q
have perished iu thc flames Fe u
the only one who knew the roomers-
The loss is estimated az $4,000.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
DREAMING OF WIFE.
his PISTOL WENT OFF

Just as a man walked past him at
one Hundred and Twenty nfth street
and Amstsrdsm Avenue az 9 o'clock
last night Policeman Metz heard the
report Of a pistol shot apparently
right besids him. says the New York
Times The man hadn't made q move.
but the policeman demanded.
'D4d you IRE that shot"
Yep assented the man. Il had
my hand on my gan iu my pocket.
and 1 got thinking about my wife.
Then IL sort or wsnt or BY itself"
he said he was Henry Ruschmey-r.
a real estate dealer OF 214 West one
Hundred and Third Street when Metz
arrsigned him in The West one Hun
dred and Twenty-nfth street Polcs
Station. As he stood az the raj a
wreath OF smoke curied mp behind
his head and out or his collar.
Detective McManus Jumped over
the desk. grabbed OF Ruschmeyer'
coat knd put out q IRE that the ex-
plOsion OF the pistol had started AZ
hts pocket Then he locked him Cs
for carrying concealed weapon
Neither his arrest. the IRE. nor th'
charge against him appeared 70 Gauss
I Ruschmeyer any concern.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
IN NEW YORK HOTEL

new TORK.-Sp Special WHIT
ley. a retired business man. and re-
puted 20 be rich. murdered his wiie
while she slept in the Hotel Belleclaire
early today. and then leapcd from a
room ON the tenth floor and uasheo
out hts own brains in the street Ny
Mhitley's body was found long before
that ~ the wife. and when the last
body was found there was BELIEF Tor a
time that 60 was double murder
Mr. and Mrs.. Whitley have been
stoputnC az the BeIeclaire Tor more
than two months Before going 20
that hotel they lived az the Marie An
toniette. They appeared 10 be a nos1
devoted couple. and 70 was evident
that ne shoWered rich gifts upon his
wife Her Jewels were among the
handsorncst seen ia the hotel. and Mr
Whitley seldom returned 20 MS Whe
r without bringing her some token OF
4 his affection.
I The coroner expressed the belief
/ that Mr.. Whitley had risen from th'
I bed and after shooting his wife q
death tried 10 write a note
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
GREAT ENTHUSIASM ON
FITZHUGH LEE DAY

NORFOLK. VA-Sp eciaA-Nt With
great enthusiasm. a fair sized crowd
celebrated F1rzhuEh Lee Day az the
Exposition today. Joseph Bryan. OF
Richmond. presided, and the orator
vas Major Robert " Hunter. Goa
fSlerate Military Secretary OF Virginia
In the course OF his address. which
was a review OF the career OF the a.
POSITIONS first president. and a glow
INK sulogy OF him. Major Hunter sug-
xssted that the sxpoEtion's property
be sold and that the remainder. altar
accounts are settled. be used IA the
erection OF q statute 20 his memory.
Richmond. where General Lee had
his home FOR years. both while Gov
ernor OF the state and as private
citizen. and where. perhaps. his afriis-
lions we're most numerous. sent down
a big Delegation. Requiem music was
provided by EAlsry's Royal italian
Band
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
CHARGES HER COUSIN
WITH GRAVE CRIME
Young Woman Of Phoebus Has
Richmond Street Railway Con-
ductor Arrested for At
tempted Assault.
RICHMOND. vA--spccial--

RICHMOND. NA.-Spcciai-
Upon charges preferred by Mss
essie Mingee. a pretty seventeen
year-oid girl OF PhoebUs. Va. agsinst
Edwin Heck. a conductor FOR the Viz
ginia Passenger and Power Company.
and a first cousin or the complainant.
Heck was arrested last night while on
duty BY Sergeant German and Bicycle
Policeman Tomllnson for alleged at
tempted criminal assault on Miss Min
gee.
According 20 allegations brought by
the young woman. Heck. who Is him
self only eighteen years old. held tho
complainant zap at the point OF a re-
volver az the home Of Mrs. W. Fl
Godsey. GA South Harrison street.
where he forced the young woman into
a compromising position and attempt
81 90 assault her under threat
Al this moment. continues Miss
MinEees account. y. o. Mckirn. n
boardcr ln the home. entered the par
Tor and discovered Heck dcurishing
the pistol ln his cousins face Heck
7 10 IS alleged. 40 once presented hl'
/ revolver az McNim. and when other
later entered Che room Heck is sail
I go have threatened the lfe ~ an,
/ who should modest him. re was al
/ lowed 20 depart
The assault is said O. have beer
attempted last Thursday night. Th'
1 warrant was not served until yester
day.
Immediately upon leaving the par
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
MRS. SCHNEIDER HELD
FOR KILLING HUSBAND
Tragedy Near South Hill May
Prove TO Be Murder-Evidence
at Inquest duplicates the
Dead Mans Wife.

BOTDTON. VA Special Mrs.
Othsiis Schneider. who has been living
Win Der husband ,,.o. John Sesnsids-.
the charge 60 killing her husband with
"a shotgun.
The iragody occurred saturday niEht
shortly attrr o'clock Al the coro-
ners inquest surIclent evidence came
out 20 point the anger OF suspicion AZ
mes tnat she committed the crime
and declares that her husband shot
himself. AFTER the snootng che ran
oand had killed himself
~ The inquest the Facts c1rle out
that she went 20 her nelghbors about
10 o'clock and told that her husband
\ had shot himself and ASKED that O.
doctor % sent for Dr. Montgomery.
I he reached the house. An autopsy was
held oy IS. p Andrews. ~ South Hll
I points 90 thc Euiit % the woman. wi no
has had three husbands. one other hav-
~ tied under vcry suspicious clrcam-
that she and her husband dll nor gel
along very well. and Tia, they clc
four stat-rnents arr airsrsrt tinses or
tho stand she told how the acair oc.
CURED. every statement varying from
ine other ~ Some Important particular
TIE sun fou-c ln the house. wltl
which the deadly work was done. VA
n cheap single barrel shotgun. an,
l was found oy those who Visited th'
, home sunday morning standing By tr
, e-reta DOB tne corner. Schneider wa
7 lood cnterin- tnn head iust ABOVE tn
- riEnt eye. and go.ng n ln upward 90
,on earns aNhf Lne i.p ef tn
. hlm with blood and particles az frst
IT'S face was also srorrhed from a.
load which bad caused bis dcsth.
The accused is ABOUT Nftv year
10 though DOR appearing go oe this oll
b. HeF huHoand ~ only TWEEN -e' n
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
JAPAN TRANSFERS HER
CONSUL AT FRISCO

WASHINGTON. -. Special
Announcement was made here yes
terday that the japanese Government
has decided 90 transfer its consul a.
san Francisco. KiEaburo Uycno. from
that place 20 sydney. Australia. and
THAI ne VIII be succeeded by koike.
now consul az New York. Whether
the United States Government indi-
Gated 20 Japan that the transfer %
the consuls would be pleasing 70 this
country IS not stated but * was
thought AZ the time OF the San Fran
cisco trouble that the japanese con-
sui was maEnifyinE the attacks upon
japanese subjects.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
STOPS THE ISSUE or
3 PER CENT. CERTIFICATES

WASHINGTON. - Special Sec
rotary Cortelycu has announced that
the subscription or the Per cent
certificates OF Indebtedness has been
closed, and that sill subscriptions re-
terday will be declined. The resson
given by the Secretary for this action
- that the subscriptions have ALREADY
CONE In such great nurnoers that II
Is nnnsesssary 20 continus them
Several Of the assistant trsasursrs
OF the United states says the sscre-
tary have bean Instructed not 10 se-
cert any further Offers
Tne decided Improvement In eusines,
conditions has caused the Secretary u
not extepd the allotments further Snas
those already made
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07

Tor Giss NinEee n sale 60 have re-
ported the outrageous !nsuit 20 Mrs.
Godsey. with whom she was staying
and The following morning a letter
vas c->pAtched 20 s. v. MinEee. ~
PhoebGa. The father Of the girl He
arrived IN Richmond Sunday.
Heck said last night. when inter
viewed az his cell at the second Pc
Ice station. that he was the victim
OF a ~pus-up Job and would vtndi-
cate his innocence when brought %
trial
He has a brother. Fred Heck. en-
picyed Ia a store here. Two OF hii
brothers attempted last Night 20 &
ball for the prisoner. but Judge VIII
refused 20 allow ball az that time.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
DELEGATES ARE SLOW
REPORTING EXPENSES
RICHNOND. VA.-SpecIaI--

RICHMOND. VA--Special--
Those who make the laws sometimes
are slow 10 observe them Witness
the fact that out OF the one hundred
members or the House OF Delegates
elected November 5th. but thirty nine
OF these have sent 10 the Secretary Of
the Commonwealth the election ex-
penss accounts required BY the Barks-
dale law. Thirteen Senators also are
delinquent
Mr.. EgglestOn Is not tearing his hair
about the matter. as his position Is
perfectly secure. he VIII issue no
election certificates 20 the prospective
solons until he gets the accounts.
What Is more, the deiinQuents may be
nned II they fail 10 observe the law
within thirty days after November 6tn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
SUNDAY CLOSING
ISSUE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. ILL Special -- Ar
ralgnment in court OF the first Chicago
saloon keepers arrested for failure 20
close their places Of business sunday
brought the sabbath closing fight. IN
which the arrest OF hundreds Is prom
ised. 10 an issue yesterday. II sun
day closing IS enforced against the
saloons the liquor interests assert the
same law VIII operate 20 bring 20 an
end all business and social activity IN
which the element OF noise or eX-
change OF money enters. save what
can be proved 10 be a work OF neces-
siry or charity.
The cases against the saloon keep
ers was set for hearing December
10th
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
MRS. PAULINE PARTING,
OF PIrTSYLVAEIA, DEAL

.-Special.--Mrs- Paul
Inc Farthing. relict OF John a Far
thing. died last Tuesday at the hofae
OF her son. ]. II. Fnrthing. near CHEST
nut Level PfttsylvAnLa couaty.
Mrs. F1rthing. who was ssVsnty-six
years old. had suffered an attack OF
pa ralysis-
The following children survive: ":
J. Farthing. Mrs J. =. Burnstt and
Mrs W. Evans. OF Witt. J. Il Far
thing. OF Dry Fork. and Pompsy Far
thing, OF Bsnister. besides hfty-three
grAndchildrsn and fourteen great
gran6chfldrsn
The burial was IN the family bury
ing ground near Chestnut Level las
Wednesday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07

beach In the vicinity OF Beach HAvsn
and short BAach ~ the wsshfnE
axhors OF large cases OF sAs nnsst
Turkish fgA II - th0ught ths ags
may have cone from q steamer whioh
Vas run int0 during the storm that
swept the coast yesterday and whiaa
VII net % reported unti port 10
rsaehsd Tnsn- Rsatz. tAs vssssi nay
have gene - the eottezn
Asssnslynasn - * Crosby. VIE Aas
A bunEaioW on the peach. sseured q
csss o. keout &sa poun4A ant pro-
s sss;ss s ~. 81 "a 80 49, sS Sss
oesn Ia the water fer any length %
tin1cL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
HARPER DEAN RETIRES
FROM V. P. I. SERVICE

BLACKSRURG. VA---SpeciaL--Mr
Harper Dean. Assistant State Ento-
molosist. has resigned from that ONCE
70 accept a poc!tion with the Virginia
Maintsnance and Landscape Com
pany. with headquarters az Roanoke
Mr. Dean - = graduate OF ths VIZ
xinia Polytsohntc Institute. class 81
1904 For sometime ne cllsd the 20
sttion o< assistant entomologist for
Louisiana he - native 81 Rich
mond. Va. and q son OF the late Mr..
Harper Dean. OF that city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
TELLS JURY TO INDICT
SOCIAL PUNCH GIVERS

AMERICAS. GA--Spscisi--~ft is
as great crime 20 serve punch. cham
payne or ether intozicants TO young
ladies' or minors 81 a reception or
card club "a ft g. 20 furnish Il from q
ssloon-" s&id Judge Ilttls3ohn. OF the
Superior Court "a charging ths grand
tury The liquor laws are oelng con-
tfnnnily broken at social fOnctiona
the 1a6gs continued. -ard Il Ia the
zrand Jury>s duty TO indict those who
allow p9noh. wine and other tntox.-
Giants 70 Be served OF such occkzons-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
FUNERAL CANDLES
BURNED THE CORPSE

SDecial---Whlle Marfe
Gazsons was shroucinS the body q
her husband. giuseppe Gaxrcus. the
funeral candles were upset firing ths
bed and reducing the body to ashes
me distracted wife. n her effort 70
e1tinxussn the fire. wac terribly burnr
ed She f,n2ily tainted from pain sn<
fan beside tia bed and would hsvs
seen burned with the eorpss had
nsixhbsrs not rushed IN and 1rAxxe<
her cut TIE hsnss axss was czrnsA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
A Gold Medal

~ ,..- ,,,-,-s,s the J. NJ. Eohois f.
49,. r.-..s.,,,-, r-rrosftfon &
for tho merits possessed by their prep +
arations-the celebrated Piedmont
Bedford Concentrated Iron and Alum
Water and Piedmont-Bedford Iron and
A,.,-, Mass vhez. Justly celebrated
a., -....- -s ,,,--rses
natural rem'dlfl agents wa"
frSt hcnur- uV the medical board VINO
,t .........- .,-.- rhfs geuartr-ont
,-..,....... 80 80 r,al
OK 'AN-'.-' ..,
this notice VIII renc,nnrr The oeauNil4
~. r.......- . .r. r,-
tne AAti -A.-e t-i''9 -'.-'..--"
with which they refreshed themselves.
- ....-.'-.- .,o ,,-.te- anrearea
as st bubbied and spanked from the
49,. 49,. .,,, -......-.... .-., -,.,.--,he-
"'o.' s'- "--' -.
seeing this water reduced iFom us h"l-
ural state hy evaporation 20 its con-
--.-..,s 49,. 49,, f--o rn. form o.
mass. and reaiizee tItt % o- e Ms. no
TiS6. Who can arord 60 80 90 &c
water. but thai in rs c9neen ara ..' (, o {.
forms even tae poorest sANeFeIs n.a5
homes az a triai ng cost
different minerals. q whish It i com ,,a-
Chronic cases waicn are nct ocNci-tr-
By other treattnents- -
Ay son. WHO vas S-'lcftnk VIZ. AZ
digestion g. slc- an extent In@t -t
haa no 1frrtlir. ana -4s s"-. Wa.
i1lonl. -,t' ', $50 @-e II. v-.
Concentratei fN-..eF. * eiFes lL,
l-eAsItc 90 s'sl' t--t - D~n ., s'-e -,
10 tletr -p Nir NA-t e-fe i.-ll - 80,
appeitie ana cure n.s me- ne. ,.S.-
cuteiAtF it O. A,.s' ,.. -', 80, W 49,.
iteNhh ~ 1900
49,. 49,, MAY or la. 49, r.-se' u, -.
nave ocen +It-.-y oel-el 80 - -
use cI your -"i.s'.t ~ 49, 4 -, 1--'
Alum ~ tler. sli.rleo " ..- 80, 80. !. ii- p,
Ism 70 s-Ih az" .AN.l.- No. N.S a.
mos HeLpSsess- ~ 1.i1.s 800 "o
Urn N-e SCI % Lte go -..S9 -'- .
EeNe useo I'VE Ivy oot.-cS' @-- ~ ~
49, 4 81 ~. 800 - -. - = = -
eoi-.l--'-.u = 10 any o--' s---- '-e wa
H-e.--i' 1900 ,r>-r-vr-
MTs- Al-N''e'- + 49,, -, = W
80. .-,.t..- ..- 49,. - -. -. ?. = % "a
eAN1-s ? 90. I. - q q 49, 49,. =. y
80 -A--sr ~ -'Sl Is. - 80 49, 80 =
- ',s 49, ..S " 80 - - ~ -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
Misguided Calculations

The man without home. the ship
without "a harbor. are examples OF mis-
guided calculations Place your sa -
ms in tho Merchants National Bank.
Richmond. Va. safest FOR SAVING
Add 90 your account as you can SPaIe
the money. and with the occumulate9 e.,
Interests YOU can build your home an !
prepare a safe anchorage for your olo
age.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
FOREIGN SAILORS

ANACONA. Special-Ger-
man and Danish sailors caused wild
disorder in the Cafe Guillisni lsst
night breaking the windows and
throwing the furniture into the street
When the police arrived they ran
through the streets and stopped pur-
suit by firing at the police. All sue
ceedcd In boarding their respective
ehlrs. 4 rigid investigator IS now In
rrerress- IN which the consuls Of both
countries have been asked 20 help.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
PRICES OF MEATS
TAKE A DECIDED DROP
Tight Money and Slack oonsump
ton Force Packers to Bring
Down the Prices.

CHICAGO. ILL-Special-Tig
money and n compelling desire 20
market their product 10 meet oohSa-
lions have forced the packers 20 re-
ducc prices all around The retail
butchers were ioath 20 make the re-
ducfion. but were forced by cutting
OF prices. Turkey IS q drug on the
market. The best are selling Tor ID
cents a pound. 20 cents under iASs
years prices. other fowls are down
"a proportion.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
Boys Will Be Boys

Boys will De boys. but % De a man
start early with "a comprehensive un-
dcrstaudlng cf tho scheme OF Ike.
Open saving account with the
Merchants National Bank. Richmond.
Va, strong. conservative and accom-
mcdating.
safest FOR Savings"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-07
FINE TURKISH FIGS
FLOAT ASHORE IN STORM

TUCKERTON- Special Unmis-
taxable evidences az q disaster 10 q
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