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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-04-11

One learns taciturnIty best among
people who have none. and louuacltI
among the taciturn. Richter.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-04-11
TIRED K

/, The kidneys have a great work to
10 in keeping the blood pure. When
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-04-11

Give Defiance Starch a fair trial
try it for both hot and cold starching,
md if you don't think you do better
work, in less time and at smaller cost,
return 1t and your grocer will give
you back your money.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-04-11
FOR EVENINGS AT o M
Simple Entertainments Easily Ar
ranged by Any Hostess.

AS golf is now practically the uni
versal game, the contest given here
will be appreciated by all devotees of
the sport, and even non-players will
be able to enjoy it, as nearly everyone
is familiar with the terms used. The
two persons who answer the most
questions should be rewarded with a
little souvenir, a score book, golf pin,
one of the popular "golf" girl pictures,
or a book on this fascinating amuse-
ment.
1. A coachman? (Driver.)
2. An oriental herb? (Tea, tee.)
8. A receptacle for this herb? (Caddie.)
4. What an impudent fellow may be
called? (Brassie.)
8. An expression for aimless working?
(Putter.)
6. A bazar and a color? Fair-green)
T. The point of a pen and lap of a
tongue? (Niblick,)
s. To crush and two letters? (Mashie.)
8. A chance? (Hazard.)
10. A large social function? (Ball.)
II. A definite and indefinite number?
(Foursome.)
Il. Parts of a chain? CLinks.)
10. A bed and to mistake? (Bunker.)
IA. Number 20? (Score.)
Is. Little pits? (Holes.)
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-04-11

Copyright. by Joseph B. BOwles.,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-04-11
A Bean Social.

To the young people who have fair
ly beseiged Madame Merri for new
ideas for socials this should be of in
terest and not expensive, for that is
what all the letters say these affairs
must not be.
On brown paper, written in white
ink, say: "Have you ever bean to
a Bean Social? If not, come to the
one at the Pine street parish house
on April 10, Wednesday night. If you
have not bean and If you have bean
you will enjoy the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09

Directly on the beach; 400 rooms, 200 with fresh
and salt water baths attached. American and
European plan. Cuisine speciality. Newly reno
waited and decorated. and new management. Per-
sonal direction Of JOEL HIlLMAN. PROP. also
proprietor OF Harveys Famous Restaurant OF
Washington. d. G. The new and popular feature
Of this hotel Is the Red Rambler Grill.
tel-3Ot, 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09

HOTEL STICKNEY, NEW YORK AVE AND
the Beach. Superior location; spacious lawns and
open surroundings; capacity. 300; elevator; pri.
vate baths; extensive Porches. etc.; special. 50
to $l0 weekly; 81 to s. daily.
my25-3Ot l. v. SrICKNRY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
ODD HOTEL SITUATION.
Elusive Licenses Get Several Local
Hosts Into Trouble.

A peculiar situation was brought out In
the Police Court yesterday. when charges
of failing to have a hotel license were filed
against several proprietors in the city. Ac-
cording to the authorities, the hotels in
question have been refused licenses be-
cause they have not put up fire escapes in
accordance with the eXacting fire escape
law and inasmuch as they have been re-
fused licenses they are running without
them. Now the District charges them with
failing to get the license already refused
them.
The trials of the cases have been con-
tinued until Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
NEWS OF ROCKVILLE.
Features of the Coming Fair-Royer
Trial to Be Resumed Monday.

Special Correspondence of The Star
ROCKVILLE. Nd, June 8, 1907
From present prospects the racing feature
Of the approaching agricultural fair. to be
held here in August. will be fully UP to, IL
not in advance of. the standard OF former
years. Although 1t now seems probable that
pool selling on the races will not be per-
mitted the race committee is encouraged to
believe that the various races will be well
filled by high-class horses. The program
presents unusually liberal purses. There
are many who believe that the prohibition
of pool selling will result in marked benefit
to the interests of the society.
A premium Of s25 has been offered by Mr..
Gist Blair of Silver Spring for the best dis
play OF flowers exhibited at the coming ex-
hibition of the agricultural society. Com
petition will be confined to cultivators OF
flowers within the county, exclusive of pro-
fessonal florists
The Morning Card Club was entertained
recently by Mrs. Lee Offutt. Those playing
were Mrs. william Dorsey, Mrs Robert
Campbell. Mrs. Ohio III. w. Talbot. Mrs.
Z. II. Able. Mrs. Reverdy Stuart, Mrs.
Robert B. Peter, Mrs. l.. L. Nicholson. Mrs.
Morgan Washburn, Mrs. George Henderson,
Mrs. Robert N. Bayliss and Miss Rose \, IL
liams. The prizes were won by Miss Will
liams and Mrs. Henderson.
Mr. George w. NJ. Davis, who is in the
employ Of the Southern railway, with head
quarters in South Carolina, is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Davis, at
this place.
The trial OF Conrad Roger, charged with
poisoning stock belonging to Oliver G. Hen
ley. will be resumed in the circuit court
here early next week. The delay was
caused by the absence of witness for the
defense, whose testimony is considered. ma
terial by Rogers counsel The examination
of this witness and the cross-examinatlon
of Mrs. Henley will conclude the case The
outcome is awaited with interest.
Mr.. L. E. Riggs has sold his farm near
Goshen, this county. to Mr.. Charles n.
Beall of the vicinity Of Ciarksburg. for
$7,240. The tract contains 1S1 acres.
The ladies of the Rockville Cemetery As
ISOLATION are arranging for a festival to be
held in the opera house next Wednesday
from noon until midnight. The proceeds
will go to a fund now being raised for the
purpose of macadamizing the avenues Of
the Rockville cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09

THE LEADING HOTELS ARE:
OCEAN HOTEL.
Largest Of the leading hotels.
GEO. L. ATKINS SONS.
THE LAFAYETTE.
5000 feet concrete piazzas white service RGs cap
800; exclusive rat rasroR W,gssroRi H. FROST.
Third and Ocean Ia aves-open all yes,; 2lst
HOTEL SCARBOROUGH.
Finest and most completely equipped all-year
hotel: booklet. A. II. SEXTON.
Ocean front, opposite Boardwalk; cap $50;
booklet HOTEL cLAREND6oN. "AA'
One block from os ocean facing sunset tr Lake;
capacity lou THE PHHA'T PRINCETON: w. Nh'D'
Two blocks from beach; one from lake 6d e to
Wv THE YORKSHIRE.
Sixth ave-. ocean block: sth season: capacity
-' HOTEL LINDHURsT
HOTEL ESTELLE.
Two blocks to ocean. facing Wesley LAX, Lake and I'd
A''''' '' III The MARYLAND. - ~ ''''''''
Fourth ave, block from ocean; first class serv-
Ice booklet THE CLIFTON a. ckorphR'
Sd ave. ocean block: select and homelike: su-
perior service: booklet. G. HARRISON.
Ocean end 18th ave; special early rates. begin
mug ''e HOTEL STAFFORD:
Facing Sunset Lake; overlooking ocean; e1-
THE RUSSwIN.
No North Asbury. aih and Park ayes; S capacity
49, ne'' " THE MAGNOLIA
Just remodeled with aths: Attn ave-. well
tablished house. d. J. CUMMINGS.
General Information
and booklet OF resort address
PUBLICITY BUREAU, 500 Mattison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
SUMMER RESORTS.
SUMMER RESORTS.
IRt.IN IA.
Virginia Hot Springs,
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
Warm Springs,
Healing Springs,
Natural Bridge,

OLD SWEET SPRINGS. SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
koChbklpGE ALUM SPRINGS RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS, THE ALLEGHENY HEALTH
AND REST RESORT, COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS, BATH
ALUM SPRINGS. MOUNT ELLIOTT SPRINGS. NIMRop
HALL. MlLLBoRo THE BRANDON, ETC
Stopover privilege Sulphur Springs at Coxipy,D
Va for Virginia Hot Springs and Forge and Natural
Bridge
'estibued electrclghted dining sleeping car
trains leave Washington 200
resort stations In from 5 o
Excursion Tickets Pamphlets and Folders at
ticket Offices 600 Fourteenth avenue
GEO W. BOND Dist Pass. Agent Washington. n C.
Su th-7t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09

The Frontenac, Ksn'g 9sag IA, fsf Zoo
class hotel as good Ss the hest Csnecitv h a
WIN make special terms dnring June and July;
day. 50. including large ocean view rooms metal
beds. elevator, baths. superior cooking. fine table
white service. etc. wide cool porches overlooking
ocean and Boardwalk. Booklet
telS0t W. f. WATTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
I'm tine Allegheny Mountains

BROOKSIDE INN AND COTTAGES.
Perfectly Ideal. Good Table. Perfect Sanitation.
Fishing. Boating. Bathing. Fine Livery. Illus.
booklet Z. ]. KIRKPATRICK. Brookside, w. Va.
myl2-Su.w fiat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
Coulter Hall. Mass Massachusetts, Ave- 2
NEW HOTEL RUDOLF.

management: newly renovated: table unsurpasse
white help; baths; elevator. Booklet. VIM. G. Lol
jel-30t.4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09

General Information
and booklet OF resort address
BUREAU, 500 Mattison ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09

The latest figures placed the population OF
New York city at 4.ll3.000: Chicago. 2,Oi9.-
600; Philadelphia. 1.4i2,0oo; St. Louis. 649.-
y; Boston, 1000, and Baltim re, o5i, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
SORT OF A THOUSAND PLEASURES.
EIGHTY MILES FROM PHILADELPHIA.


HOTEL COLUMBIA.
Maintaining a refined patronage; ocean front;
opens June 10; cap 400.
HOTEL BRISTOL
Ocean front: corner 4th ave; hgh-elass pa
tr0nage; eleT MoTr1 W yASTA hXb HIL1ARp'
Overlooking ocean and esplanade; cap. go;
booklet. f. l.. TEN BROCK.
PLAZA HOTEL: GO
EDGEMERE Inn
Fourth ave-. one door from ocean; booklet.
THE MANHATTAN.
Third ave. block from ocean; evening din
l'''' nMEErRopoLfTTiAS' R HOTEL & S0N'
Near the ocean: model family hotel; rates
anu D''e' HOTEL roURA i; ShAAf'oN'
Management of
HOTEL BAUR AU LAC
Seventh ave. near Beach; neat rooms; refined
p'''Ase' D'o HOTEL Albion p ih'AA
Directly on the beach; opens June Is; book
TIE WILLARD. ''''i'''D
Eighth season; block from Boardwalk: cap.
o., -'' - HOTEL ST. JAMES. NE" Min
iUy fssa fsH% open al YEA n6 bapt
One block from ocean; capacity rs: booklet:
THE TIL BUckINGHAM-Grand and summer
0peH a THE AsBuRY 4 I'M S.'FA'''oN'
moderate: " wv WARREN "a coL IEsi 0c 5r
THE WYANDANK.
2l5 Sd ave. u minute to beach or lake.
THE GARLAND.
302 I'd ave-. near beach; new management.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09

HOTEL BRUNSWICK.
High standard of excellence maintained. Book
let MORGAN & PARSONS.
COLEMAN HOUSE.
A whole square on the ocean; e,o>.o,r,
SUNSET HALL.
White service: opens June l5 3lst season
cap. 300 II. ]. 4 J. W. RoCkAFELLER.
THE Kenmore.
Now open private baths "a ars near T6R Seaen
HOTEL WELLINGTON,
North Ashurys select family hotel iia m,R book
let capacity l TuE MApI SfS'' D. '"i'
Facing ocean and park; cool breezes always;
evening dinners: booklet j. X GOLDMAN.
THE SURF HOUSE.
First ave- ocean block; capacity 1897 booklet
HOTEL NEW YORK.
Fourth ave. block from ocean; 9th season
ST. CHARLES-GRAMERCY.
First ave and Berg St; 'aeek to Seeae; eSok
let select se THE ALREMARL Ii ''hhNOA'
last year. Sd ave. HAHN & sCHOFIELD,
HOTEL ABERDEEN.
Ocean block Sd ave and al Kingsley ws 81 Ca
HOTEL ARDSLEY
Second ave. block from beach; single rooms;
music - 10 HOTEL S59; MAr T :. A''AA'
Two blocks from ocean: 1+th season. 302 LIST
ave. G. W. MATTHEW'S.
THE BABCOcK.
New cor. house. . blocks from ocean; white
service: excellent cuisine. NJ. l.. BABCOCK.
THE REYNOLDS.
New hotel. accommodates so: caters tn fami-
lies NJ yds. TO surf. X. II. MacREYNOLDS.
ST. LAURENT.
Seventh ave: 18th season; write for booklet;
THE LESLIE
+o6 9Th ave. On Sunset Lake near ocean and
payilons Phone 231.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09

NEW HOTEL OSTEND.
Occupying whole block of front (Chelse
end, Atlantic City. n. J. New management; Az
beautiful rooms, 200 with private baths. fresh an
sea water. Indoor sea-water bathing pool Dress
ing rooms for surf bathing. Handsome pavilion
adjoining the boardwalk. Dining room overlook
ocean. Orchestra. Special June and July term
Booklet. Autos meet trains.
DAVID L. RAHTER. Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
TILE LEXINGTON.

Pacific and Arkansas ayes. 1 So. from station
Icuug's Pier and beach. Bathing direct from house
Baths. phones, all modern convensences. 81 to
slz weekly Superior table; white service.
1~2-Su,4t.s PAUL C. RoSECRANS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
Two Willie Taylor..

Willie Taylor was charged with be-
irg drunk and said Die would plead
guilty.
~Two dollars and ff,y cents" said
Nr C~utchfie'd.
Wiuic turned toward Tho pen. and
the sergeant called FOR White Taylor.
"You said. began Justice Crutch-
field. "that YOU would plead guilty. F
"Nassir.
"Dil you beat Pearl Jefforson2"
"Nav. sub"
"Who did r"
"Er duzzeut know"
willie Taylor did" said the SER
rcart
"Cau him." commanded tho man
upon the throne. and Willie Taylor
came
You are not tho same nigors.' 90
said Nr Crutchfell. and tho While
Taylor who beat Pearl jefferson. gets
% tenn in Jail or hc pays $40 for his
fun"
Both Wiluos went 90 5an.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
ORANGE COURT TO TRY
BAGGAGE THIEVES

The case OF the alleged baggage
thieves. Harry Vance. alias Allen, and
his wife. Edith stein. alias Allen, alias
Made Brown. charged with the theft
OF property from the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad. viii come up before
Judge II. a Grimsley. OF tho Ninth
judicial Circuit. az Orange Courthouse.
In July. J. is not known whether or
not Lewis Rodgers, under Indictment
here on the same charge. VIII be tried
az that time.
Vance and his wife are also under
Indictment in the Hastings Court OF
Richmond. charged with similar thefts.
and their case has been set FOR the
september term of that court. soon
after they were indicted here. through
the Efforts OF Special Agent 90 the
Chesapeake and Ohio Luther T. Scher-
or. evidence was secured 90 connect
the two with rohhcrics az GordonsVillc.
Indictments were returned later by the
grand fury OF Orange county against
both Vance and the stein woman. who
az that tirne were i'm New York city.
Charles Miller. also indicted here and
ot Orange afterwards managed 90 es-
cape from prison ~ New York and
has not since been appreh ended
II As understood that Judge Wirt has
been pctlfioncd 90 remove the prison
crs. now in tho city Jail TO trc Orange
county jail Detective Scherer. bcliev-
Ing that the local prison aforts great
er security than ihe Orange san. IS de-
sirore that The prisoners De kept here
untl tho date ~ Che trial Judge WITT
has nor yet slEniGed his intention ir
fhc matter
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
CRUTCHFIELD DECISIONS.
Another FIGHT.

There We're So many words in the
next case that none could understand
what had happened. There was
ical
Virginia Ross and Lizzie Ross We're
charged with abusing ard cursiuc
Eliza Gaines aul Rosa Gaines with q
Ratchet. Incidentally female Wit
ness named Ella Ross got iu 20 and
was fined s. so. after this. another
witness was fined.
TIE thing happened very fast and
while 81 was happening everybody was
So busy that 800 tire was wasted I'm
watching for details. II the Ross
family was uot badly beaten. then
rlc Gaines family was. IL was certain
that some family had been licked and
with The Yrccsution 90 NOT making O.
mistake. Justice Crutchficld fined
principals and witnesses.
"Av1." ho added. "if thcv had law
yers. I would Zine them. too"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
INVESTIGATE DEATH OF
CLEVER WOMAN SWINDLER

BOSTON. MASS. June I1.-Both
Federal and city authorities today are
working 20 solve the mystery sur
rounding the death of Mrs Ada Good
ing. a white haired woman. Of benevo-
lent aspect. who died on the eve Of
being tried for one OF the clevcrest
swIndles ever worked through the
mails Afrs. GoOding's trial was set
FOR last Thursday. and when she was
found that morning asphyXiated at
her home her death was at first put
down 10 suicide.
Foul play was soon after suspected
and today the police are proceeding
on the theory that the woman was
murdered ~ her accOmplice. who
feared ne would be implicated.
The charge against Mrs. Gooding
was svindiinE large clothing houses
out o. thousands OF dollars BY Writ
Ing 70 the head OF the firm. asking
% have money refunded on suit Of
clothes purchased. but not yet worn
by husband or brother. who had just
been killed in an automobile acct
dent Almost invariably the appeal
brought a check from the Eympathe-
tsc clothier with directions 10 send
back the clothes at her convenience.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
Plot to Dcthronc King Of Portugal.

LISBON. PORTUGAL. juno H.
Indisputable evidence OF the existence
90 a wcll-planned and extensive COM
spiracy 20 execute a coup d'etat
whereby King Carlos is 20 De dcposcd,
and Duke Miguel &c Bragauza. the
Portuguese prctenGer. established on
his throne. have been unearthcl by
the police. Despite the discovery. So
influential are many OF the many plot
tiers that il is feared Carlos days may
be numbered.
Powerful members OF the nobility
are the chief conspirators. and even
army and naval officers are said 10
be involved.
The disfavOr which at present at
taches 20 Carlos because OF his at
tempt to reign as a dictator has been
relied upon by the conspirators 20
make the coup d'etat possible.
Money has been freely used IN win
ming support To the cause OF Duke
~ guei. and documents discriminating
dozens OF the plotters have been found
by the police. But no move VIII be
attempted against the leaders.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
STEVE ADAMS SAYS
ORCHARD HAS LIED

BOISE. IDAHO. June Io.-"S;cve"
Adams. implicated by Orchard IN
most 80 his alleged crimes. ocn0unccs
Orchard as an absolute liar. Adams
declares every statement ne has made
SO Tar. az least. as 90 where 40 impli-
Gates him tAdamS1 is false.
Adams Cot in early today in Gust dy
cf deputy Shcriffs. and s. now lock-
"a up in the county 5al He was ac-
companiCd by his attorney John
Worn. who defended hfm on the
charge 80 numbering Frederick TN--
Ter. claim jumper. at Wallace. Idaho.
iu February. az which tifnc the 5ury
stood seven fo five for ocQuittal
Worn declares thc STATE gains nothing
oy calling Adams. as his testimony
-eiu hurt its case more than help it.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
ISSUES $4,000 OF
BONDS FOR ROAD WORK

AMHERST. VA. June 1.-THE
Board OF Supervisors OF this county.
In session yesterday. decided 10 vote
an $780, 900 bond issue for the improve
ment and construction OF a main thor
oughfare from Amherst 10 Lypchburs
and from Lynchburg TO Zion. There
will be In all twenty miles OF macad-
amized road.
The bonds were sold 90 r. II Roll
Inns e. Sons, OF Boston. for a premium
OF $4,000 20 bear per cent. interest
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
BOXERS RENEW DISORDER
IN NORTHERN CHINA

VICTORIA =. g.. June 1o-A rec
vival 81 RoNcrism has broken out in
north China. according 90 reports
brought ny the steamer kcLcrcplon
TODAY. Numerous Chinese have been
arrested hy rho authorities for aeltAr-
ing and prartltlug EoNeri-u.
Many natives We're induced 90 smear
customs of Boxers. on Che assGmYti
that tnls renders thc occupants iuFul-
ncr1hle when lighting
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15

Put the greatest case 90 an is the
goose feather uueation. u Involves
no Question az whether the nature /
rf,-ri-r 1ffl-e ~ a goose is eupcrforI
t. thar rf n pomlntcker rooster Tor
.l.r-.-r -.-lrros.S
nh. .-irf- ~ the crrnr1afDt may be
traced back 90 the day that George
Washington saw pocahortas Singing
h.r- m jamestown before snc was
-.-.-s-f,- introduced ID John smith.
d. ~ Gordon and A. J. Frarev.
were charged with being suspicious
characters Gilbert Pollock was thcir.
counsel. and secured ca continuance
,..-n nm. rr-h
Tho mon. it aprears. were canvass
ing the tnvn for The purpose OF re1o-
waiting nattrcSsss. Sow 70 make this
sfo~,. clear ID Tho hv-taud.r. 20 should
b. stated in tho prologue that goose
f.-+r.~s mo worth 30 cents moro per
,...,.-s +r.~ chicken feathers The
tf.+--..r never know that
.h.for- b-+ fs glad fo acquire the learn
frr- .~ l-r,rlefre or wisdom
II seems fraf tho TWO mon would
get "a toh % renovate mattresses and
ro-, and chen thov would come across
o-a thrt c.roo to the present holders
-r,-,,,rf . long line az arctst~v il IS
.rDrr1 ftet the,- would take the goose
feather and replace them with rooster
fo,rb.~s Vow everybody knows that
rooster feathers are an Inferior quality
~ eruffi.E
Tho rn.n would filI the canvas
thar is -na outside skin az the mat
tressee with chicken feathers and its
Next occupant would miss the calm.
r rracla TRANQUIL sleep and rest belong
ing ~ those who had slept upon the
claiming .f "A goose FOR these many
In short one goose feather IS softer
than ten chicken feathers u is said
thar when one or both 81 this recall
citranr firm started in 10 make an old
mattress as good as new he would
. convince his patron that under the
uropar treatment the chicken feath-
. crs could Toe made far. far superior TO
those plucked from the body OF the
long suffering goose
There's where the work came in
the artistic work.
IL IS alleged that when a mattress
had been stuffed with the feathers of
a chicken the men would leave a LITTLE
open space that was filled with feathers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
Boiled in a Bath Tub.

HANERHII L. MASS. June ia
gas water heater which burned up all
tho oxygen In the air was indirectly
responsible for the death u Albert Z.
jenkins. who was found literally boiled
in "a bath tub az his lodging house
here. IL is believed that when jenkins
found the water boiling he was too
weak 90 get out Of tho tub Death
was caused by the foul air and the
boiling water.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
OPERATED on FOUR DAYS
AFTER IfER GRADUATION

DURHAM. ~. c. June I0-Mlss
Mary Duke. only daughter ~ Mr. and
Mrs Ben Duke. was stricken sudden
Isl saturday afternoon. Or. eye Vile.
- New York. the famllys physician.
was hastily SUNNI oued and arrived
yesterday morning performing an
operation Immediately. IL was entire
iv successful and uo fear Isl entertain
"a 90 further complication.
Miss Duke was graduated from
Trinity College with class q forty
fart Wednesday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
standard OH on Trial in ohio.

FINDLAY. o.. June 1.-THE
Standard oil Company was again call
ed 10 the bar here today. the trial
before Judge Duncan being on one OF
the seven indictments recently brought
for alleged violation OF the Ohio VAL
entine antitrust law. a jury viii
probably be secured tomorrow and the
taking Of testimony Will begin. AS the
testimony viii be chiefly documentary.
there Will probably be little OF sensa-
ton in the trial.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
WE'D IN HAITr.foRF

4 marriage - nlEch interest 20 Viz
E1uia people was celebrated recently
IL s. Johns Prcrerrarr Episcopal
ChErCa. Baltimore. when Elss Ale-
laice Lelper Martin. daughter of ar.
George r. Martin. % Fhii1Lelphia. be-
came ire bride o. Dr. Robert Bennett
Beau. formerly - Botefogrr. Va. BIT
recently o. Ann Aroor. &ich-