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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
PRES DIHG ELDERS MAZE
REPORT TO CONFERENCE
Bishop Galloway Presented with 4
cavel Made OF Railing OF
Historic Church


PET ERSnuRG. VA, NOV. l4,-At
the iVrginia conference today bishop
galloway was surprised by the prcsen-
ihiion OF silver bound gavei made
OF part of tie chancei rail OF old
Union street church which was one
oil the iirst chusches in the country,
ORGANIZED IN lTi3. The gavcl was
gwen WIN ne coInpli'ments of Mr.
klchard Davis. ana was received with
some emotion on the par, of the blsh.
on' Who is. MS he says. n Methodist
ANTIQUARIAN. and the savel brought up
IN ms nina visions OF the old leaders
OF Melhouiaih III the early days thai
'licd mems souls.
In accepting the enyol the bishop
took occasion To express 10 tic mo,n-
bars of the conference his thanks for
their Kind interest and concern for
him during his Illness last Year. when
he was unable to attend The confer
ence. He said his heart had been
touched. and he thanFcd Cod that his
health had returned and lie was priv,
LEGGED 10 be present at this confer
encc-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
Most Excellent
Nome treatment
For Consumption and Throat Trouh-
les AIsn Connnnn, CnIdr

FoT consumption ana lnrodt rouE-
les, Also Common Colds.
me Camps for tuberculosis patients
in the pine forests of Maine. establish.
I'd IL the Philadelphia specialist have
demonstrated n new and wonderfully
success sful phase in the treatment OF
pulmonary diseases.
The remarkable stimulating effect
on the respiratory organs by the re.
sinous atmosphere of the pine forests
has always been a matter of great
Interest to the medical world and nov
that science has p.oducea a form OF
pine extract that is free from foreign
matter. the treatment hns sprling into
Popular prominence. The formula as
originally prescribed Is the following
'One-haif ounce Concentrated oil Of
pine; two ounces of glycerine: half
pint of good whiskey. 1t should be
shaken thoroughly aHC taken in doses
OF a teaspoonful 10 a tabiespoonful
every foni hcurs.'
ii this preparation be used in
connection with plenty OF outdoor
exercise and the habit of taking
deep. long nrcaths ever few
minutes. patients viii have all the adj
'"n'"6 t" VI 'Hc pine forest camps
risht At thei' own homes ana the NOS,
eHectiVn remedy oblainablc for any
ease OF lung trouble that is not too
far advanced and cure for any cough
or cold that Is durable.
The INGREDIENTS can he procured
from any well stocked prescription
d usgisl and the mixture made at
home Care should be taken 10 SCORE
only the "Concentrated' oil of ninc
VIII oh comes put up for medical nsc
in hali-ounce yials and enclosed in
small lin screwtop cases which nro.
tect Il f,om heat and light. The ordI.
nary bulk oil OF pine Is useless owing
10 the foreign matter that 1t contains;
likewise patent medicine limitations.
hey only produce nausea and fail
In specific results.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
TWENTY FIVE HORSES
BURNED IN RICHMOND
stablea Of Joseph l-aasiter Destroyed
by Fire EntalIlna a Loss Of
$4,000.
Especial 10 The DAILY pross.1

RICHMOND. VA. Nov 1.-two
hundred and nfty horses stampcdcd
This Afternoon during II fire which to-
tally destroyed the sale and livery
stables of Joseph Lasster ono OF the
largest horse dealers in the South.
II Is said that % valuable animals
persisted In the fire.
l.nasitcr said tonight that his stock
including horses. carriages and feed
was worth Mt Last $4,000. Nothing
was saved with the exception OF tho
horses that stampedcd.
The FIRE is supposed TO have haon
OF incendlary origin The burned
building was standing when Genera!
George Washington was here during
me Revolutionary war. 1t was sit,
rntcd directly opposite the old Mns.
onic Temple in which Washington
danced on the only Wit he ever made
to Richmond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
70 pc delivered in this city in from

to be delivered in this city in from
six to ten months.
Bids ON these bargas We're opened
by the commission on September 81.
Estimates were received from five or
six shipbuilding compalics IN the
East but the estimate OF the local
yard was considerably lower shan
that Of any other company anu the
awarding of the contract to this yard
was practically = forcgone conclu-
siol.
The local yard has completed six
barses and the hull of sucker"
dredge for the commission and is now
building two shallow water dredga IS
for the canal work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
THEA'T RGCAE-

The ATTRACTION at tile Academy OF
Music tonight VIII be the Frank Bro
Tiers Yiddlsh Stock Company, sup
porting Mr. I-eyenstein and Miss Hoffl
IN Jacob Golden's The jewish Ham
let"
The company, which recently closed
n successful engagement in Daltimore,
IS sad to cary a full sconic nroduc-
ton and company OF thirty people.
Mr.. Levens,ein appears as Hamlet
aad Miss Holman as Opheln,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
Twelve Steel Ba'gss for Canal
Commission 10 be Built.
BIDS SUBMITTED SORETIRS lGO
Nearly Three Hundred Thousand Dol.
lars win Be Paid for Vessels, Which
Are to he reIivered Within six
Months.

An Associated Press dispatch from
Washington THIS morning. SAYS that
Col. Hedges. the purchasing agent of
the Isthmian Canal Commission, has
received authority from the commits
sion headQnai ters at Colon. Panama,
10 contract with the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
for the delivery CT T. steel barges for
The sum OF $2S2010. The vessels are
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
Clearing House Certificates in Lynch
lnIi n

LYNcHBURG VA. Nov. l4.-The
Lynchbnrg board Of trade and retail
merchants association today unani
mousiv adonted n resolution request
ing all OF the local bnnks TO protect
local circulation by the Issuance of
clea ing house certificates. The con.
dillon is brought about Nv the inabi.
lity of the banks to secure money
from New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
Loaded a, Bermuda Hu,dred

The Norwegian steamship Garubal.
hi ar wed in port about noon yester-
lay from Bermuda Hundred. on the
James river, near Richmond. where
she loaded a part cargo OF lumber Tho
vessel VIII load bunker coal here and
complete he CARGO of lumber and
Will then sail for Amherst.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
Florida Office Seekers.
~ Aeaociated Prnssl

oCAI.A. FLA. Nov. 1.-THE follow
ing candidates either personally or
through their friends at the Demo.
cratic candidates convention held here
made announcement today for the
United States Senate: John S. Beard,
Pcnsacoll; Park Trammell. Lakeland:
for Congress, S. NJ. hartman. Tampa;
Tor Governor: J u. Stocktca. Jack.
sonvillc a. l." GIlchrist, Pnnta Gorda;
JeTerscn y. Bryan, Key West.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
NEW STEAMER IN PORT.
Thor Here To Load Coal for Mare
Island Navy Yard

The new British steamship Thor
arrived at this port yesterday morn
Ing OIL her maiden voyage from Stock.
ton where she was completed recent
~. The vessel is one of the largest
tramp steamers that has visited this
port for several months.
The Thor will load cargo Of about
5000 tons of coal here for the Mare
Island navy yard, san Francisco.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
special exercises in The Auditorium
on that day

Al the exercises in the auditorium
on November is, smlthneld. Isle of
wight. Southampton and Nansemond
Day. Mr. Ii. II. Williams OF Sniiihncll
VIII make The response on behalf OF
his home town
J. u Bnrges, we'll known lawyer
VIII represent Suffolk at the exercises.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
viii Entertain officers.

President 7. J. Sullivan of Connec,
ticut. and several other prominent of.
itrers OF the International Bartend-
ers and Walters union. will be the.
quests OF the local union Slsaday.
Messrs. william Cassidy, ] 2. FraleY
aad Fred Schott compose the commit.
tee appointed to arrange for the re-
ccption Of the Visitors. D
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
Sailed.
Calendar for TO-DAY.
Eaa.es Off For Hampton

Newport News Aerie No $50. f. o.
Eagles. will attend the fair and zaz.
aor of the Hampton Lodge of Elks at
Hampton tonight The Eagles Will
assemble at the aerie home at 1870
o'clock and will loard a special car
~ Washington avenue and Thirty.
thi,d street. They will return late to,
night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
ouartermaster ofiees Mnuea

Tho Offices OF the Uniter Stater
Qnartcrmasters' depot here was NOV.
cd Yesterday from the S!lshy binding
to the second floor of the Powell
Trust Company building. Washington
avenue near Twontv-oirhth st.cct
The Gnartermasier Offices occupy tho
entire second floor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
SHIPPING REPORT
Thursday, November IA, 1907.

Arrived.
Steamer Thor (Br.), Egenes, Stock.
ton--to New River Consolidated Coal
Company in ballast.
Steamer Furtor tBrl. Daniels, Bal.
timore-to Berwnd-Whlte Coal Com
pany In ballast.
Steamer Garioalli tNo-.). Enee.
bermuda Hundred, Va,--to United
States Shipping Company to complete
cargo and load bunker coal.
Steamer Irak (B,), Delargy. Gal.
yeston--to. White Oak Coal Company
for bunker coal
schoonc. George L. Walcott Bun.
ker. Portland--to White Oak Coal
Company i'll ballast.
Schooner Viking. Hopkins. Ports.
mouih-to White Oak Coal Company
in ballast
Schooner Eleanor +. Bartram.
Pinkham. Baltimore--to White Oal,
Coal Company in ballast
Cleared.
Steamer LAX CBr). Delarey. Liver.
nool-Furness. Witty and Company,
Ltd.
Sailed.
Steamer William Chisholm, Perry,
Quincy, Mass.
Schooners Davis Palmer. Mcllown.
boston; Mount Hope. Babbitt, Boston:
Sarah w. Lawrence. Moore, noston:
John a. BecSerman, Rogers. Cam.
b:l'lge
Calendar for Today.
Sun rises Observation-Disclosures. G:4S q. M.
sun sets ........... 1856 p. m.
High water H.. G:03 a. m. GA y. m.
Low water 0:i3 n. M, OPS D. M.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
VIII load for Colon.

The British steamship Furtor arriv-
ed in port yesterday from Baltimore
to load cargo OF about 1000 tons Of
coal for Colon. Panama. rhe coal is
FOR the Is;hmian Canal Commission.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
Cleared.

Steamer LAX (BrD. Delarcy. Liver.
nool-Furness. Witty and Company,
Ltd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
OLD DOMINION WEEK
VIrgInIals Expected to Flock 10
ixp- sIlI0R.
TIRE SPECIAL cOanIssI0N(Fs
Representatives Of Ter-centennal are
Touring state for Pu pose Of ARGUS.
ing Interest in Celebration Among
People of the Various Cities.

Next week Will be OH Dominion
Week at the Exposition, and it IS ex.
pected That during the six days there
will be more Virginian5 on the
grounds than there has ovcr'been du
Ing the same length OF time.
Three special commissioners are
now touring the State, for the purpose
OF advertising the week and interest.
ing the people OF the various cities.
According to the Richmond pape 6.
the people of the capital city will
come down in great Numbers. and
there Is every reason TO believe that
The other cities of tae OLD Dom!nIon
viii do their share toward furnishing
the crowds.
Fremen's Day.
November 10 has been set aside rs
Firemen's Day al the Exposition Fire
companies OF Virginia. North Carroll
ma and Maryland have been invited 10
L. present A grand prize Is one ed
to the fire company bringing the lar
sest crowd TO the Exposition on that
day.
There are to he fire tests by the
'''' ''".' Spiill'tHitS ol ilutMultf V T.
ginia, aud din by the Exposition
fire depa tment under the direction OF
Chief j. T. Goddin.
Members Of fire companies Will be
admitted to the grounds on presenta.
lion OF credentials.
Organizations outside of the state
that have sisnifed their pu, pose
to pa ticiDate on that day are the Po-
comoke Fire Company. OF Poconolsc.
Nd, which will bring its full member.
ship. the fire departments of Salisbury
Md. and OF Snow Hill. Md.
Princess Anne Day.
All the schools of Princess Anne
county will be closed November ~.
for Princess Anne Day 1T the IIxros'-
ton The children Of the county will
come to the Exposition in body and
VIII be admitted to the & oupls at n
special admission rate OF fifteen cents
each
w. w. Cason has l,een selected as
The presiding officer ana Geo-ge r.
'Sneed will make the response at the
The daily tribune., 1907-12-13
OFFICERS EMBARRASSED
BY CLOSING OF BANK

San Francisco, Dec. 13-The sus-
pension of the California Safe Deposit
and Trust company las placed large
number of army officers In an embar.
RAISING position. Almost every officer
ut Fort Mcdowell has an account in
the bang. Many of them had been
intrusted with company funds and
had deposited them in the Safe De-
posit bank. For these funds they are
personally responsible. One officer
who had just reached California
from the East placed t3.t in the
bank the day before il closed.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-13
MADE half DOLLARS
FROM MExICA0 COIN

New York, Dec. 13-Herman Henze
who made silver half dollars SO we'll
that only experts could distinguish
his product from that of the mint,
WAS sentenced today to six years at
Sing Sing prison and to pay the gov
ernment $3.50 in real money. Henz's
method was to melt Mexican silver
dollars and remold the bullion into
counterfeits of United States 5O.cent
pieces. He calmly admitted. having
made the coins and set up the defense
that his money was rs good rs the
governments and that consequently
no one had been defrauded.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-13
ENTERTAINED AFTERNOON
AND IN THE EVENING

. Mrs. Alfred Durfee aud Mrs. V.
A. Hutton yesterday afternoon md
last evening entertained n large
number Of their friends at the home
of Mrs. Hutton on East Second street.
In the afternoon about thirty eight
ladies were entertained and twenty.
eight ladies and gentlemen were en-.
tertained In the evening. The guests
were dined at the home OF Mrs Dur.
fee.
Mesdames Durfee and Hutton were
not planning to give tho reception to
their friends ut this time, but owing
% the fact that Mrs. Hutton will
leave the city In few weeks. aud
that they wished to return the com.
pliments to their many friends who
entertained them In the past and
others, II WAS decided to hold the re.
ceptiou yesterday. setting apart the
afternoon for the ladies exclusi vel y
aud the ladies aud gcntlcmen togeth.
or In the evening.
Both homes were very aAstefully
decorated with cut flowers and potted
plants and everything wss done which
could lend to the pleasure Of the
guests DR.. Hutton will leave thi,
city Abont the nrst Of the year and
will BE- followed by Mrs Hutton aud
son ~ soon m lie Is permanently To-
cated. which may not be for = month
or two after leaving hero.
The Tribune small eds bring re
sults. sell what you don't wsul
and buy something you need.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-13
CANADIAN PACIFIC OFFER
NOT VIEWED WITH FAVOR

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 13-The
report that the Canadian Pacific rail
road has made the offer to buy the
shares of tie Boston and Maine rail.
road, which are held by the New
York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company. was confirmed here
today.
1t is understood also that the feder-
al authorities at Washington have
been consulted with regard to the
offer and do not regard the negotia-
tions with favor.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-13
JOINS SISTER IN DEATH
AS she HAD PREDICTED

New YORK, Dec. l3-When. last
Monday. Margaret Regan WAS found
dead Of pleurisy In the apartment she
shared with her sister, Mrs. Dowden.
in Brooklyn, Mrs. Dowden, who was
also i'll, asked that the funeral be
postponed until Thursday. She and
her sister had always been together,
Mrs. Dowden said. and we're devoted
to each other. She felt that she
WAS going to die and wanted to be
buried in the same grave with her
sister. Yesterday Mrs. Dowden died
and the two bodies will be placed In
the same gave in Holy Cross ceme-
terry.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-13
". A. MATLOCK TO SELL
BEAVER LAND NEXT YEAR

The following dispatch has been
sent out from Cripple Greek to the
Denver press and is of interest to
Florence citizens because it affects
one of Florence's industries:
"w. A. Matlock. traffic manager of
the Allied railroads. including the
Colorado Springs and the Cripple
Greek District railroad, the NJ idland
Terminal and the Florence and Grip
ple Greek. has resigned his nnsitinn.
to take effect on Jan. !, to become
the general sales agent of the Beaver
Land and Irrigation company, owning
l6, 900 acres Of land, which will be
under irrigation on March /. The
land lies between Canon City and
Florence. Four thousand acres will
be opened to public sale on Jan. 1.
Mr.. Matlock will make his head
quarters at Canon City.
'The officers of the Beaver Land
and Irrigation company are we'll
known and wealthy Colorado men.
@. @. Hamlin of Colorado Springs,
district attorney for the fourth judi
cinl district. and candidate for the
United States senate. is president.
Col. John q. Macdonald mayor Of
Florence. and manager of the Union
mill, is vice president. j. II.
Waters OF Colorado Springs. general
manager Of the Allied roads, is Sec
retary and treasurer. Charles M.
Mcneil and Spencer Penrose of Colo.
RADIO Springs. both millionaires; II.
NJ Blackmer of New York city, presi :
dent of the Cripple Greek Central
and II millionaire, formerly of Colo
RADIO Springs. aud ]. 9. Schuyler, IA
prominent attorney Of Denver, are
officers and directors Of the company. +"
The daily tribune., 1907-12-13
SHARPSH00TER FOUND
ROBBED AND MURDERED

Omaha, Dec. l3-Joseph Bowels. "A
sharp shooters, member OF Company
X. Sixteenth regiment. quartered nt
Fort Crook. WAS found dead ON the
street this morning. He evidently
had been murdered and robbed. Two
holes In his skull aud bloody brick
near by Indicate the manner Of his
death. His body was found In AN
alley at the rear OF n house. occupied
by negroes. Thirty negroes In the
east end have been arrested.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-13
BRYAN SATISFIED WITH
CHOICE OF COMMITTEE

Lincoln. Neb.. Dec. l3-When told
of the date OF the Democratic conven.
tion. Mr.. Bryan expressed his salts.
faction aud said he believed the com
mittee WAS wise In selecting a date
following the Republican conven-
tion. He said that while he had
taken no part in the CANVASS for the
convention city. he WAS sure the
delegates would find Denver delight.
ful place to meet on the date decided
upon.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-13

The Tribune small sds bring re
sults. sell what you don't want
and buy somsthing you nsed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
MOTOR BOAT SHOW.

New YoFk-At the Grand Central
Palace tonight the public will be adj
United to view the largest and most
complete collection, of motorboats mo.
tors, and all the accessories and com
ponents that go to make up com
Piete craft ever got together IN one
building The occasion viii. le the
opening Of the annual National Motor
boat Show. which is to continue
through the coming week. ~
The complete boats shown will be
of all kinds and sizes. ranging from
the motor canoe TO the cruiser de
luxe Gasolene. naphtha. and electric
motors for propulsion will be repre-
scented. and the most recent develop
mcnts In each branch will be seen.
One section of the show will bc dc
voted to very fine collection OF
ifQpIlies. donated to Tho sport ~ ms
tsrboat racing - -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
SHAKE INGREDIENTS IN sl.., ..:....
80. ! !. THE, BOTTLE TO NIX THEM
Tells How to Prepare tie Vegetable Pre-
scription for Relieving Rheumatism

Thousands Of men and women who
have felt the sting and torture q this
dread disease. which is no respector
9f age. persons. sex. color or rank.
will be Interested 10 know that while
for many years rheumatism was con
sidered an incurabie disease. now it il
one of the easiest Affections of the hui
man body TO conquer. Medical science
has proven it not distinct disease in
Itself. but symptom caused by inact-
i've Kidneys. Rheumatism is uric acid
in the blood and other waste products
Of the system which should be filtered
and strained out In the form Of urine
The function Of the kidneys Is TO sift
those poisons and acids out and kesp.
the blood clean and pure Tbe Ma
neys. however. are Of sponge Hte SUB
stance. the holes. or pores q Which
uin sometimes. either from orerrcfk.
ocld " exposure become cicEed ard
lnsctite and falling Il Their tarctlcn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07

soov Or, cEosaE n
FOUND Al sELMdesr With
BIG HOLE IN HEk WELL \.
KNOWN HERE.

The Paducah sun has the folio Eirg
regarding the death Of George Farrell
reference to whose death was smade An
yesterdays Bulletin: \. VI X v i
According to messages received An
Paducah in punches, George Farrell
| 81 years old ship caulker and ans
ex member OF the Paducah fire AdeT
|partment, Is dead somewhere do vn
ON the Mississippi river III
Reports received In Padncah 6are, IA
| the effect that hegis dead AT Colnn-
Inns KY Belmont Mo-. and oran,
ARK. =.
( VIII Burton, formerly member III
the sPaducah flre department teie "
ploned to Capt Tom Glenn, of TIM
No. 2 engine house, AT . O'Clock last
night that George Farrell haa beer
found dead at Ofau.asArk. a disratrtf
from Cairo. III. today said that Far
|rells body had been found 1t Bel,
mont. No. opposite Columbus, XIV
Chief James Collins. of inc Paducsfs
police department today received tlfss
message: M AZ. istssF
George Farrell is dead AT Colunl-
bus, Ky, notify his family, and tlie
secretary Of the Paducah Ncanikers
Union. Signed: Jack Tar"
Tar, is IA tovboatmal of Padiscali
aGi III d friend Of Farrell.
George Farrell, lives on Etslah
street, Mechanicsburg, II d native cf
Paducah, and IL widely knowndn the
Southern end Of the city fie waa q
fireman. for seevral years and had \
good record
His wife and two children are nov
visiting Mrs. Farrelrs brother, John
Ellison, OF Oklahoma.
Y His father was William Farrell, \
policeman Of Paducah.' nj hen the city
was |. village
Chief Collins notified relatives III
Farrell and the ship builders union
end has sent for the particulars ofs
Farrell's death. N s
Later information says that Far
reii's body was found at the waters
edge at Belmont. Mo- which r. 20
miles below Cairo and opopsita
Columbus, Ky. There Is biz hole
hi his head and the superstition ~
that he was hit ID the head With als
oar The body was Vi skin aIld
beside it was some groceries, Appar
entity he had started down tho river
iI's the skin No one WAS about and
y Al far as III known hc was travelling
alone az the time. lie WAS here last
p,onth about the 10th. allsI said she
was going down the river somewhere
To work. His, relatives here hsld NO
isitias where he was until word can,e
about lis body being found All stated
The Ship Caulkers union here viii
aavc the body brought here for burial.
q smay come here this evening or
3atly tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-07
ADJUSTMENTS

"A Texas Steer" Hoyt comedy
without a black stocking or a bit OF
dough, or safe to hold coal, or a
porus plaster. or mucilage covered
bin or a tramp, comes to the Cairo
opera house for a matinee and night
Dec 7th. Prices matinee rs and soc,
right 25 50, 75c and ST. 1t is said to
be Hoyt's funniest and best work,
rs it deals with politics it is always
effective The story briefly told is
this Maverick Brander a Texas
cattle king is elected TO congress and
though he has no great desire to go
70 Washington. his constituents, ia
their own peculiar style insist upon
him serving his country at the capt
t.l He accordingly goes to Washing
ten. accompanied by his wife and
daughter Bossy. a naturally bright
girl, though somewhat unsophicticat-
ed They all get into the political and
social swim OF the capital. While IN
Brander's constituents have
all the confidence in the world in him
vet they are not above appointing al
consisting of Messrs.
Yell. Bragg and Blow. to keep their
eye on the congressional representa-
i've al the seat of government These
glorious products of Texas form al
inique trio.