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Aumtner Resnrts.
Chriistiansburg, "a
Health and Pleasure
Resort.

Health giving climate unsurpassed.
21o0 feet above sen level. Near Mineral
Springs. Families received now, boarded
at reasonable rates. Three-story brick
building, verandahs, cheerful rooms;
Jorge, beautiful lawn. Good service;
excellent table. Pleasant social life.
Apply personally or by letter.
THE COLLEGE HOTEL CO..
Box 292. Christiansburg. Va
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WANTED, INEXPERIENCED LADIES IN
our bindory. apply at once to
3 MITCEIELL s. HOTCHkISS. 6,S-lO
North Eighth Street,
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,rhe usual services will be held at
Hoge Memorial Presby terian Church.
Nineteenth and Franklin. In the alb.
sence of the pastor, Mr.. i. G. Diggs: OF
toran Church. will occupy the pulpit
at II A. M. Rev. James y. Cookr
former pastor Of this church. VIII
preach ut 8:15 p. NJ.
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HOTEL MONTICELLO.

Ocean end Kentucky Ave, near all attrac
lions. New throughout ATLANTIC
01TY's LARGEST, FINEST AND BEST
APPOINTED HOTEL AT MODERATE
RATES. Elegant rooms with bath. Table
and service of highest standard. Liberal
ownership management. Capacity 600. Spe.
clal rates. $40 up weekly; So up daily. Re-
duced September rates. illustrated booklet
CONRAD EtSHoT, I'M
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Aqents IUantrb.

ED. MAN TO REPRESENT a
toners i'll local territory from office
In your city.A large income assured.
We Will give full and complete In
structions relative to our successful
methods. Will require integrity,
honesty and Willingness to push a
paying business. Send references.
A. ALEXANDER, 20l metropolitan
Bldg, Minneapolis. MINI.
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Situations, 3arofrssional.

---s- -.
a YOUNG LADY t(EPISCoPALIAN).
fun graduate Of b. r.. l.. desires a
position as teacher in family or prl-
Nate school. Can teach Englsn,
thematics, Latin. French and in
strumental music. References ex-
changed Address Miss j. e. D., care
Poktnaster Locust Hill, A1iddleseS
county, Va.
YOUNG COLLEG L
woman desires position as teacher
In Richmond. r. AtcB. BROWN. Ar
rinEtOn. Va
WANTED. b LADY OF FIVE YEARS.
experience, position TO teach in pri-
yate family. Qualifications English
dnciuding higher branches), Latin,
music and algebra. Address Miss j.
4. O., i3l Adams Street, Petersburg,
Va.
YOUNG LADY. GRADUATE IN MU-
SIC from College for Women. Column
bta. S. c., desires position in col
lege or school. Testimonials and
references furnished. Address Miss
ELLA ". CARRINGTON. Charlotte
Courthouse Va
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The regular services of the First
Church of Christ, Scientist, Will he
held at II a. NJ. In the new churcn
edifice. The subject Of the sermon will
be Soul III
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SLIP COVERS TO ORDER.
CHICKEN FEEE

CARE WITH SUMMER
time chicks will raise them. Proper
food Is essential New wheat. We
Street.
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Boaroing.

BOARDERS, Z Il X NJ IN L y I AMI
transient also table boarders lO7
North Seventh Street.
CAPE VIEW COTTAGE, BUCkROE
Beach, Va; close to exposition and
on cool side of bay: bathing, boating
and flshing. Address Mrs. J. e.
OUTTEN, Hampton, Va.
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at Laurel Street Methodist Church.
Rev. y. G. G. Butts pastor, Rev. j. ~:
Thomas, PHI d, former pastor. Will.
occupy the pulpit at IL "A. Nj. and Rev,
f. 3. Mcsparran will preach at sIbi
Z. NJ. q
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Situations manten, dtlalf.

WANTED. "A POSITION BY. 5EXPERI-
onccd young man in the fire insur-
anco business; local agency pre-
ferred Address '1NSuIsANCE." caro-
this office.
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At the First Presbyterian Church
the pastor, Rev, Dr. b. r. McF'aden.
will preach at IL Al NJ. There will be-
no evening setvice4 bns
2 el+t-.4-t+i1att AHt
Services will be held at Tairmounti
Church Of the Disciples OF Christ
morning and evening. At the morning
service the Rev. Hugh w. Sublett will
preach from st. Matthew X. 80: Who
soever confesseth me before men. the
same Will T confess also before my
Father which is in heaven" In tho
evening the Rev. Charles Enders, OF
St Johns Evangelical German Church,.
Will speak on the Students Volunteer
Movement. fl
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REV. Dir. Il. y. 4Ayres. of Grocer Theo-
logical Seminary, Chester. Pa, Will
preach at Grove Avenue Baptist Churcht
in the morning at II o'clock = ! IA
subject will be The MOST b 5,,a,
Rock in the Worlds There vii be no
service at night VIZ
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Wants,
OA>@ 1890
rnr @ale.

A VERY GHOlCE l.OT or rUl4SI.
ture ap.---iiaving sold my resi-
dence, No. 2sJi west Grace street,
ana having to vncate Ut once, my
furniture Will be sold privately ~
: below factory cost sale lO a. ~. 10
Stb, 10 Monday, august iltli. INC
furniture, &c, is nearly new ana
very desirable - Embracing tihe
Prima Vera, OF M.nitc Mnn.osAny,
Bedroom Furniture, mostly mtinoE-
any; Oriental ana domestic tugs,
ana every appointment OK ~sii-
furnished home. Il. III. ItU.syl.,. I.
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There viii be preaching in the Broad
street Methodist Church in the morn
ing by Rev. DR.. w. v. Tudor. No SER,
vice will be held at night.
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REPAIRS AND RENE W.
d ais, including engine boilers and all
mond famous In the past. Q. b.
FORD CO, trrlggt Shipyard. Phone
o0o2
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
East Main Street, buy. sell, exchange
and ren1ount diamonds III the latest
styles. Old gold and silver token in
exchange.
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WHEN roU WANT THE BEST

TRUNKS. BAGS AND GIFT GOODS.
in every size, shape and price, or
wish your trunks, bag or suit tease re-
paired. be sure to call or telephone to
RCUNTREE'S RETAIL STORE, 7O3
East Broad Street. Phone 5133.
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NATIONAL WINDOW CLEANING
CO. 1872 East :7ain Street. Phone
&l4l
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Hotel Elberon

AND MAGNIFICENT, FIREPRooF ANNEX,
Tennessee Ave near Beach. Atlantic City.
\. j. Opposite Protestant and Catholic
church, s A new, modern, up to. date hotel.
extra large rooms: private baths telephones.
metal beds; excellent table. filtered water,
poultry and fresh vegetables from our own
farm; finest OF meats, guaranteed by daily
veterinary inspection. Capacity $40. Write
service. Special rates, So to $3.50 weekly:
$3.50 to $500 daily. Booklet
r. B. tLUDY.
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WANTED, GENTLEMEN BOARDERS.
Apply at III West Clay Phone
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Wants;
ONE CENT A WORD

THE RATE for classified Want Adyer-
Using is cent per word. With minimum
cost OF 10 cents iur each Insertion wlen
paid In advance. and % cents when chhrs
ed. Tho Same rate applies to deaths mar
rIhgcs. Obituaries ana all other classified
notices no display type allowed In The
clasBificd columns
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At Grace Street Presbyterian Churcl
the services tomorrow morning ana
might will be conducted by rev.. 2.
roster. d. D. who preached so accept.
ably last Sabbath for this congregation
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ayelp Qgaa.llep, tr.ale.

B0iLEna AkER9. ri y ErlSRs. cAGLiI-
crs ioldcr-ons and rlNct-neaters.
Good pa. Copl Dtaac To work. Ap.
ply a. ID. GRANGER CO. Canton,
Haywood county n. G.
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WANTED. PERMANENT. AND TRAN
silent boarders at THE LURAY, 403
Z. Main Street: excellent table; nice
rooms.
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DR.. w. NJ. Forrest OF the University
of virginia, wilt Preach at Seventh
street Christian Church at II "A. NJ.
Subject, Servants That Rule" No
service at night.
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EVERY YOUNG Or MIDDLE- AGED
man who would like TO learn 10
make aS much money, working four
10 six hours n day as he now makes
by wor king eight to twelve hours. IN
q far easier, picasanter way, should
see or write to INSTRUCTOR, llis
Capitol Street.
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miSfellattenus.

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at ErGHES'S 2O9 N Third Street
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Situations QNanten, Female.

LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES
position In private family to teach
the usual English branches. Latin.
French and music. Address MISS
KATE LACY, Nathalie. Va.
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FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. a NUMBER
Of second hand, rubber-tire rum
abouts. phaetons and surreys taken
pair. w. @. SMI'ri.. Fifth street.
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rev DR.. J. william Jones Is hlling
the pulpit at Broadus Memorial
Church, East Broad street opposite
Chimborazo Park. In the absence OF the
Ition. and will preach Tomorrow ut ~
A. NJ. and at Sis r. M.
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WANTED. a RESTAURANT WAITER,
Call, With references, at F. NJ, 91O
East Main.
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The pastor, Rev. Il. w. Stone. Will
preach at both services In the | NINA ia r. 4.
uel Baptist Church. HIS subjects VIII
Above Policy s S1
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Glats for Nrnt.
Afal estate for 5alc.

FOR RENT OR SALE, MED1UM-SlIll|
hotel; splendid location; big bar
trade. conveniently located for tram
sients. Address DR.. j.. CT. KING,
Fredericksburg, Va,
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BUGGY UMBRELLAS AND CARRIAGE
= sun-shades at ~. c. SMITHS, Fifth
.
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CARRIAGE PAINT f: X s.--WANrED,
ten carriage palnlet,s: eight hours
work; steaay employment; high class
work X McREY NULDS, Ii23 l.
Street, Washington -. e.
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] MADE $4,000 ! EirIVE EARS IN
: the mali order business: began with
SIS. Any one can do the work nome
in spare time Send Tor free book
let. Tells how TO get started. MAN
. AGER. Box $50. LOckport n. I.
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Rev. T. Men. Simpson. pastor, will
preach at Clay Street Church morning
and night
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WANTED, A GOOD MAN FOR LUNCH
counter. Apply at d. MAILMAN Dc
BRO, 1851 East Main Street
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OUR SUMMER RATES WILL BIZ
discontinued after August lbtll. FUR
good for day and night clnsses). ana
begin the course %ien 1t suits you.
THIS offer saves YOU twenty-five per
COLLEG I1, 105 East Main Street
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PAUL b. BARR1NGER. NJ. D.. Ii. b,
President.
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Rev. Jeter G.. Dickinson, D. d.. or
Gedsden. Ala, will preach in the CAL
vary Baptist Church tomorrow at Doth
services. 6:iIsg .8a
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IN the chapel ot the Soldiers Home M
the afternoon ut $3.50 O'clock d biz
opeH-air meeting will be held at Resnra
Voir Park. several friends and com4
rades VIII be present TO speak and
sing How to Keep a Holy Day"
Everybody Is invited to attend These
services.
a regular Salvation, Army meeting
VIII be held in the army hall at S
o'clock T. NJ. Mr.. Hatnlin will speak
on Religion In the Workshop This
| IS the second of a series OF talks on
every day religion Special solos aid
cloruses Will be sung. and all young
men are especially invited to the meet.
Hing.
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WANTED AT ONCE, SIX GOOD CAR
pentcrs, for about three weeks. on
houses and tank work. standard
wages, and transportation paid to
Low Moor, Ma. and return. Apply
at once to THE GOSHEN IRON CO..
l.ow Moor. HNag mi fSt.
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Rev. j. Marvin Culbrcth Will preach
at both services at Centenary Metho-
dist Church. Morning theme, THE
Grounds Of the Missionary Obligation
Evening theme. "The Peril and Prescr-
walton of the Home."i
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FOR RICHMOND Firm,
good male bookkeeper, salary $50 a
month: also for railroad office good
male stenographer. salary $50 q
month; former Massey stuuents pre-
ferred, MASSEY BUSINESS coll
IEGE, 705 East Main Street.
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FOR SALE, LUMBER MATERIAL IN
icing platform. Deionglns TO the
IfuttGfuW ers' Express, located AT
HERMITAGE, Va, OH the line " the
Il, Il. & 4. H. H.. tine purchaser to
remove same promptly. send bids To
ARMOUR CAR LINES, No zoo La
sale Street, Ciitugo. III.
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WANTED, Bright 10Y, BETWEEN
16 and 10 years cid, 10 lrdrD tho
drug business; must be sober, honest
and industrious. Recommendations
required. Box 216, Chatham, Va.
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WANTED. "a LADY OFFICE ASSIST
ant, with knowledge of steno graphy.
state experience and salary eX-
pected. Address & s, care this
office.
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S5ersolla[s.

49,.
EVERY DEPOSITION IN A BANK is
equally entitled to the greatest Sc
curity and the best service. THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, OF RICH
MOND, VA. undoubtedly affords both.
needing the facilities of a strong.
large, courteous bank. Assets,
$4,000. 10000. Organized April, 1868.
YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS. IT YOU
are going to work, why not work
at the incest place and the place
where you can make the most money
helping make the famous Old vir-
ginla Cheroots. and Royal Bengal
Riitls cigaMII En1caS e MH,TL9 G;j
Twenty third and Main Streets.
OUR SUMMER RATES WILL BE
discontinued after August 18TH Ptir :
chase an Unlimited Scholarship now
begin the course when It suits YOU.
This offer saves YOU twenty-five per
cent on tuition. MASSEY BUSINESS
COLLEGE. 7o5 East Main Street.
PARLoR SUITE. ODD CHAIRS ANIL
couches recovered and reupholstered
like new; slip covers made and mat
tresses renovated; for cash or on
easy PAYNE nts; No charge for esti-
Adams and Broad Streets
LET US CLEAN YOUR WINDOWS.
NATIONAL. WINDOW CLEANING
GO. 1912 East :7ain Street. Phone
BUGGY UMBRELLAS AND CARRIAGE
sun-shades at W. G. SMITHS, Fifth
Street.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HuGHEStS, 2O9 N. Third Street
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Roolrs Q1Ianttn,


Furnished: phone. light, heat. Adj
dress NURSES" 4O2 West Grace
Street
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WANTED. A GoLORED BOY, BE
tween the ages of Is and Is, to drive
buggy. Apply sCFdLITn BREWING
COMPANY.
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professional sDcIp Wanteo.

WANTED.-V1 r CT MA
teachers for Virginia schools, also
other States; many desirable open
ingss rural, grades, principals, inu-
Sic, &c. satisfactory service guarl
anteed. SlI T. r | d A Ms AGENCY,
. Greenwood, S. G.
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EDISON PHoNcGRAPHs
Qll!4allten.
Diallo Tlullil,g.

PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED 10y
our expert factory workmen at mod
crate prices. Our work Is OF the
iinest: satisfaction guaranteed, Ii
your Instrument Is in need of repair.
let us ma Ike you an estimate on same.
STIEFlN'S. 20b East Broad street
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IN the absence of the pastor, tia
Rev NJ. Ashby Jones, D. D., OF Colun-
bus. Ga. Will preach at the First Bap-
list Church both morning and evening.
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WANTED, A POSITION BY AN EX-
pcrienced farmer, in all branches;
can furnish nrst-class references.
Address Il. II. sBUIfNETT. 1906 Nen-
able Street CitV
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VISIT TUE MOVING PICTURE AND
musical entertainment every night
In the Odd Fellows Hall, hlghtll ana
OF genuine pleasure.
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DeIp @unten, Demalp.

WANTED, EXPER len CED GOV
orness. for three children; first. third
and fifth grades, two beginning
music; beautiful home; modern con-
veniences, good salary SCI lltlDAN'S
AGENCY, Greenwood, S, g,
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FOR SALE. EVERY STYLE or
wagon-open, express, top grocery,
general delivery Good quality at
Moderate prices. a. MEYERS SONS,
120 South Eighth Street.
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VISIT THE MOVING PICTURE AMI
Musical Entertainment. every niSht
in the Odd-Fellows' Hall, Eighth and
Hull streets, and enjoy an evening
of genuine pleasure.
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VISITORS. CLEAN. COM
Portable rooms. In refined neighbor-
hood. in sight of Confederate Muse
UNI. two squares from City Hall, 90
cents per day. 1909 East Clay.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
VOLCANOES MORE ACTIVE.
People of StromboI EScape-Those
Living Near Ktna in Panic.

Messina, Sicily, May 9-The eruption OF Mount
StromboI was more violent to-day. and the ap-
prehension is growing. The violence OF the pres
ent disturbance is declared to be without prece-
dent, even the oldest inhabitants Of the Lipari
Islands not remembering such threatening
condition. Almost all the people OF Stromboli
Island have escaped
thing on the island. The detonations are heard
at all the other islands of the group. Panaria.
Salina, Ficudi. Alicudi, and Lipari itself. with
remarkable distinctness. There are fears that
the entire island Of Strombol may be shattered
and engulfed.
AT the same time the activity OF Mount AEtna
on the eastern coast OF Sicily, has increased.
The column of smoke rolling out OF the crater
reflects the fire within, and the Illuminated
smoke clouds can be seen from Catania, Taor-
NINA and even from the Strait of Messina-
The people living near Mount AItna panic
stricken They flocking TO the churches to
pray for the intercession and protection OF the
Virgin and their patron saints.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
". II. JOHNSON OUT.
III Health Causes Bergen Nan to
Retire from Candidacy.

Hackensack. n. j. May . (SpecaD.-Ex-Senator
William NJ. Johnson of Hackensack. who had been
suggested as the nominee OF the Republican party
for Governor, to-day retired from the contest be-
cause of Ill health His many friends in Bergen
County had hoped that he would consent to become
a candidate. He has given the matter long and
careful study.
His statement is IN part as follows:
The time is drawing near when the Republicans
Of New Jersey must seriously consider the Belec-
tion of a candidate for Governor. AS have fire.
quenty been mentioned by the newspapers as a
possible candidate and have received the encour-
agement OF many influential Republicans In all
parts of the state. think IL proper at this time,
in justice myself and TO my friends and In fair
ness to other candidates. TO make a public an
nouncement OF my position
am quite free 10 say that have had an ambi-
ton to fill the office Of Governor and had hoped 70
be candidate for nomination this year II the con-
dition OF my health should have permitted. have
recently carefully gone over the subject with my
physicians, who advise and admontsh me that
cannot with safety incur the burdens and strain
OF political campaign or the exactins duties OF
the Governorship II I should be elected / realize
myself that IL will need more physical strength
than I can now reasonably expect to do Justice to
the requirements OF the situation.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10

Coeur d'Alene troubles in 1892, and at the time OF
sf second ou5pfeah b @ IN 4SSo i ne was I IN a M
desirable citizen letters. but they had not IN
had made no impression on him. The fact that the
Legisaure had appropriated large sum for for the the
attitude, Mr.. Gilman said. would not influence his
.'if the Governor has any information about this
case you would require him to come here and
testify before giving any weight to his opinion?
And the same with the President of the United
Yes: or anybody else"
This concluded Gilman's examination. and Mr..
Richardson turned to Captain Yates. the banker;
Captain Yates said he was native of Maine, but
seas ' e had % lived f IN Boise for four or ve years
lie Was formerly STOCK FARMER arm ana ma Is ncW I tha
case with Governor Gooding
Senator Borah is your counsel is he not?' asked
Mr, Richardson.
And also attorney for your bank?''
Has he ever discussed the case with you?"
Captain Yates said he had an opinion, which he
by evidence w u hoNever o He had attended Governor
Steunenberg's funeral. said that he felt he had
III positions We're reversed. and you were sit
ting here and haywood was where you are and held
your views, would you be satisfied with his Judg-
No sir would not hold him." declared Cap
The defence challenged for cause and was sus-
tanned Captain Yates stepped down and James A
Butts. farmer. took his place He was first ex-
firmly fixed opinion and challenged and excused
for
When Judge Wood directed the calling of another
talesman to replace Mr.. Butts the clerk of the
court announced that the panel had been exhaust
ed. The defence had passed but three men without
challenge for cause. and neither side had exercised
any OF its ten peremptory challenges. No juror
had been finally sworn in.
There consultation OF counsel with Judge
Wood as to the number of men to be called in the
panel.
Then Judge Wood announced that special venire
Of hundred men would be summoned by the
Sheriff for Jury duty An adjournment was then
ordered until Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. The
eleven men in the jury box awaiting disposition
We're ordered locked up by Judge Wood.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-10
R4ID IN BRO4DW4K
Captain McClusky Got Poolroons
Tin from Josiah Flynt.

Captain George McClusky, Scar" OF the
Tenderloin, is q reader OF magazines. and upon
this fact there hangs q tale. When he read the
history OF the pooIrooni system by ths late Jo-
siah Flynt he saw the addresses OF some pool
rooms that seemed to be safe from police inter-
ference and one of them was the Casino Cafe,
at Broadway and seth street. Since he was de-
posed as inspector and sent to the white Light
District he has made many attempts to get
the place but has been unsuccessful.
A few days ago he applied for three new
plainclothes men, and ordered them to raid the
place. They went TO the Actors Fair yesterday
and met two actors, who took them to the cafe
and into the back room There they found a
man who was willing to take a bet, and they
each placed So on Roseben to win. Then they
arrested the man who had taken the money. He
was Harry A Gordon. OF No. 16T West Attn
street They took him to the station house.
Captain McCluSky was in the station when
they arrived, and he Immediately ordered the
detectives to go back to the cafe and arrest the
proprietor They returned with a man who they
said was the proprietor. and who gave the name
of Edward Fitzgerald, of No 500 West 94th
street
While Fitzgerald was being arraigned he
turned to Captain McClusxy and said. Whats .
the matter with you. George? didn't think
that YOU would do that 10 me-.
You didn't" said "Chesty" George "WeA- I
am going to take your liquor license away l
want YOU fellows to understand that / am run
ming this precinct and that there is going TO De
nothing doing.
The two were locked UP on poolroom charges.