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The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-04
rOnnChand|ar
Arrival From Chandlar Finishes Long
 Mush From Valdez

c. F. Boggs, who passed through Valdez last December enroute to Chandlar river, returned this morning. Mir. Boggs made the 17OO mile trip with a dog team and succeeded in obtaining some good ground at the new dig2ings.
 He reports that only four claims in that section are paying. These are in the creeks where bed rock is only from four to six feet in depth. As high as an ounce to the pan has been found On the benches pans run from five to 30 cents, but the ground is deep and boilers are needed to reach bed rock. The developed claims are on Big Creek
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-04
PRESIDENT IS TALKING
Tn Interview Expresses Opinion Of Harri-
 man

Washington, April, 4--President Roosevelt in an interview this morning classed Hartman with the Rockefeller and Hearst combi- nation which tried to defeat him for the presidency in 1904. and who are now seeking to defeat the carrying out of his policies and to control the next national conven- tion. The president intimates that he will ignore the established pre- cedent of the chief executive keep ing his hands off politics and will take an active part in the next campaign.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-04

and Little Squaw creek, from which about $1OO,OOO will be cleaned up with the first water this spring.
 A postoffice is established at Caro-, on the Chandlar, which is about six miles from the nearest diggings. An attempt will be made this summer to run light draught steamers to this place, and if it is successful will greatly hasten the development of the country. Boilers are necessity to open up most of the ground, and the de- velopment of the new camp will consequently be slow, although Mir. Boggs says he is confident 1t will be a good producer
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-04
COMMISSION THROUGH Thaw Board Completes Examination. Report
 Thaw Sane

New York, April, 1.-The inves- tigation by the lunacy commission was concluded yesterday and as the meeting adjourned Evelyn Thaw went to her husband and kissed him, saying that all was go- ing to come out right. The report will undoubtedly be that he is sane, and the case will go to the jury the latter part of the week.
 Seattle, April, "A spectacular sight was witnessed last night when t le remains of the old Washington hotel, on Denny hill was burned. The building stands on a hill above the surroundings and the fire was in plain sight of the whole city.
 Washington, April, 1.-The Har- riman railroad lines are preparing to restore thousands of acres of coal lands to the government to escape prosecution. for obtaining the same fraudulently. The fight between Hartman and Roosevelt has hastencd this action on the part of the railroads.
 Cleveland, April 1.-The unions of this place have adopted resolu- tions denouncing Roosevelt be- cause of an interview in which he classed Hartman with Debs, Mover and Haywood.
 Concord, April An applica- tion has been made that a lnnacy commission be appointed to exam inc into the sanity of Mrs. Eddy.
 Chicago, April 4-Dunne's de- feat downs the politicians who have been controlling the democ- ratio party in Illinois, putting. the Hearst Bryan-Rog Sullivan combination out of business.
 San Francisco, April, 4-During fire in a cheap boarding house at Petrero, Is Italians were burned to death and 20 were seriously in- jured, The cause of the conhagra- ton is unknown
 New York, April, 4 The report of the Thaw lunacy commission which was to have been made this morning, has been postponed and will be handed in late this after- noon,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-24
Genesep, dina 3 stycz. 1907.
POLIClEK ZOLD AKA.

Ma ulicach Poznania patrol maszernie,
Co mlodziez poska m6wi,c hytrze podsfuchuje,
Wychodzi 2 swym kolega Kaziuierz Myslny,
Myslac, il dzie6 ten bedzie dlaE niego ~pomy6lny,
y podw6rza 6w. Wcjciecha radzacy 0 szkole,
leo ~pruskiego zoldaka bardzo wuszy kole.
Jak Smile obrazac: taxa. mowasnoje pruskie ucho?
Uderza v twarz %chlopaka, polczek odbija sic g1ucho.
Place maly Kaziu, lzy gor4ee leje,
Matka wybiega, zoldak zo6liwie sic smieje
80 Jam jest bohater - m6wi Jam obro6ca Niemiec!
Hakaty6ci w}oza ia ma skroh wawrzynowy wieniec.
Biezy matka do koszar,, ~wysladza zo1daka
Ia co ty bijesz pyta mojego ~ch}opaka
Ma to jei dumnie zolnierz. odpowiada,
ze ME lubi polnische Gekwatschei zgoda.
|Dyzurny obiecuje doniesG. hauptmanowi 5aa
I melduje pokornie, ze wszyscy gotowi :
Lac pc pysku dzielnie wszystkie szkolne dzieci, !.
|Gdzie ich s}uch mowy polskiej zaledwie doleci.
TAX to cywilizacya " Niemczech p%ostepuje,
Re dzieciom polskim jezyki krepuje
wiezieniem - 70 miose b~lizniego!
Pa6stwo uznaje kazdego r6Wnego 30
/ broni bezpiecze6stwa kazdel jednostki
Lecz ME: warto .zwracac uwagia ma take bfachostki.
Gdyby sic cos podobnego dziecku niemieckiemu stafo,
" gazetach bySnas obwo}alo !"
Spo}ecze6stwo niemieckie, ze brak nam mi}o6ci,
to uczynili z polskiei zacivk1o6ci.
. Boze Wielki, wejrzyj NJ %cierpienia dzieci,
Mech ich CLOS }zawy twych uszu doleci,
Bosmy sic cd swych ojc6w9 nauczyli -
By6my Gle, Boze! ME Water unser" :
Ojcze nasz W ~modlitwie chwalili. ~.
KS. J. Z1EL1NsKI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-24

dostalby abonent6w dosyc,
90 kto mic odwiedzi, a to
gazette zobaczy, to nj sic
bardzo podoba, ze zawsze
prawde pisze, nikogo ME O.
czernia, q 0 mas Polakach ma
Zachodzie ME z%apomnina ;
Ichetnie zewszad korespon-
|dencye umieszcza.
Pan J6zef F. DemDicki
byl u mas " goacinie Z iona
j dziecmi " cody i wssyscy-.
6my razem pojechali do Port
land odwiedzic pare familii
polskich. Tax my to sobie
tn pc przyjacielsku zyjemy.
. - "E 81 rT- - @
Ma drugi raz napisze vie
Gel.
ZZycze .wszystkim czytelni-
kom i czytelniczkom Wiaru-
sa szcze6liwego Nowego roku.
Z szacunkjem
j p~ozdrowieniem
Michof Rozkos.
Przyp. Red. Dziekujemy|
"a z~yczliwo6c j prosimy O
korespondencye.P Pro-
shiny nam opisac: jake tam,
zboze najlepiej sic udaje, lie
akier ziemi kosztuje i gdzie
zboze o~dstawiacie.
Redakcya Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-24
LINNTON, Oregon,
dnia II stycznia 100

dnia IL stycZnia 1907.
Szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusa!
Macie korespondencye q
ca1ego 6wiata, jenos Orego-.
M j Washingtonus mic ME
s}ychac, a vice siadamm do
stolu i chwytam sic pj6ra,
ably VAN 0 mas, Polakach
ma dalekim zachodzie COS ma
pisac. Ny tn tel zyjemy i
dobrze nam tn jest. Zimy
my tn Wcale ME many, a
zniwa lohskiego roku byly
okfite. Tu ~prawdziwie psy
bose chodzi6 NIGGA bo- i'm
}apy ME skostnieja cd zimna.
Tu teraz jest trawa zupe}nie
zielona a r6ze jak W Maju
sic rozwijaja.
Zwiedzilem onegdaj okolice
Aberdeen i Hokiom Nv stanie
Washington i tam odwiedzi-
lem pa6stwo J. F. Dembic-
.kich. Ia okolica dopiero mi
sic podoba1a. Grunt tam.
dobry, a Polacy zjezdzaja sic
W to miejsce jak pszczofy do.
ula. Zak}adaja tam kolonie
polska; maja JUL polskiego
ksiedza, a teraz beda budo-
wac ko6ci6f i szko}e polska.
Zarobku tam wiecej niz po-
trzeba; Jest tam tartak6w ma.
,ydlrzewo % a ziemi lie kto
chce nabyc. Jest to kraj no.
wy, vice 1atwo nabyc po-.
szmat. ziemi "a TAME.
pieniadze. Sprzeda}em j ia.
[swoja posiadlo5c v Linnton
fblaIssadosApsr 1ar
me. Cd mas toFttp ME daleko,
tylko sic przejedzie przez
rzeke Columbia river j Jul
Jest tam. u
~Zanwazy3em koresponden--
eye : St. Paul >. j. Rombal-
skiego jake kolektora Sza-
nownej sRedakcyi Wiarusa.
KieddEy sic ten pan pomyka
zach6d, to mole = czasem
sic do mas dostanie. a
choeby tu ME wsieele wyko.
lektowa1, to " Portlandzi,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-24

M H.
czas laden Dar6d W Ameryrr
CO powabniejszej cd naszegoo
przysz}o6ci by ME mia}. 0 to
sic starac wszyscy polacy
powinni; O to tel W szcze-
g6lnosci Wydzia} Wykonaw-
cry W roku biezacym starac
sic u bedzle.
Ks X. Sztuczko. c.. s. c..
I. Sekr. Wydz. Wyk.
$40 Noble ST.
Chicago, III, 10 stycz. 1907:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-24

Minnesota City, Mimi iii
q go stycznia, 1907 .(
lspecyalna korespondencya)
Panstwo Wawrzyniec j
Marcyanna DaszkoWscy OBJ
chodza tutai dis 25-ta rocz-
nice swego r,ozycia malze6-
skiego., Ma uczte przyjecb!ahli
synowie pa6s,wa Dasakow-
skich: Jan, kleryk v ST. PAUL
skiem seminaryum; Henryk,
2 Red King, Mimi. oraz Icy
dor, telegrafista Langdon,
MINI. i Wiel. ks. IL. M. Da+
szkowski, z Owatonna, Mimi.
j inni krewni :. Winony.
Pa6stwo Daszkowscy ode
brazil wiele podarunk6w a
.goscie ubawili sic lePiej jak
ma pierwszem weselut
Korespon'ditent.
P. S. Pa6stwo Daszkowscy
sic "a. stycznia 1882.
:
.--. #t.E= h..-.. II. - r. - . aL.r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-24

sLOWNIK p: M. Marya6-
skiego, W mocnej oprawie
ksiazka do }atwego naucze.
MIA sic jezyka angielskiego,
MONA dostac W naszej re-
dakcyi "a Gene $1.00.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-24
CORRESPONDENCE
-: g. -:

h. Ashton, 10 stycznia 1907
w goSci6cu pod Debem !.
czterech druch6w stale
70 O tenn i owen z SODA 4
rozmawiah
. jeden z mich chwalac Y
I. zarazem zaletJ
Jakiego6 tam pisma,
czy jakiej6 gazety :.
ia to s4yszac II
krzykna}em cd strong
gazeta jest &
,,Wiarus" = Winony
Bo druk jest wyrazny
! papier jest czysty
Me tax jak inne zatarty q,
i mglistl
masz Slip szary, earn;
lub niebiesk
aa.sa ..gEg2-Ss .s8a4S - = !
Me boil Gle, czytajac. Cd
}: sdeski do desk
j, Mech lyle. ,Wiarus'I !. !
.e~szysoy wykrsykn,eii
/ "a zdrowie jego do dna
wychyiIl
Zem prawde i'm m6wll I
wszyscy mi przYznall
Irazem Wiarusa sobie +
~ AS%SnI SIS sE&- E@ - E+lTs TX E-" 3i Z@E EGmz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-24
Razem 80
Nadwy3ka ~dochod6ws98.96
Remanent z r. 1906 592.14

;Pozostaje W kasie
nar..1907 N $69ls.lfO1
Nadtos d Achleb Ola glod-1
.nych w~Kr6lestwie Polskiem
szebrano $6,212.07. Gala ia
suma zostala v czasie wla6ci-
wym przesIan'alI aH:[e'nl,1ryko1|
wi ~sienkiewiczowi v War Y s.
,szawie. &
/. Dochody j rozchodty nasze
Mo przedstawiaja sic zbyt
powaznie. Obawiamy sic vice,
ze znowu jaki5 tam p. Or
a az .l!I.5I.l'. aanasiaz z to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-24

przeto zwracamy uwage, z
FederacYa P~olsko-Katolick
ME jest bynajmniei instytu
cya do rohienia pieniedzy
ale OF, sobie organizacya
ms y; s e.
K : n,elIg llanoste prac.
1gl l|l|sIa.!l9I<ep zlzs a it, NJ
l I lll|Ern YDpprasy iiialsallnsIzsspoty
ka Die ll 8 e kwe
N.Y. L a, / 1ob I 1|Il|q .,Ie|.,l q k ]
'lRpyo /, ~ III dllli.s|Iasrreozstrzygaalf|: Zaz
4 | 4. .leeo 81,
tyczy dzialalno6ci Wydzia}r
Wykonawczego, ten W rokr
ubieglym zajmowal sic Do
mem EmigracYjnYm, zbiera:
pieniadze ma chleb ola g}od.
nych " Polsce, stara} sic "
kraju ojczystym o wieksze
zainteresowanie sic Polaka-
mi " Ameryce, da{ inicya-
tywe wsp6lnemu Sieroci6co-
wi Polskiemu W Chicago,
kt6ry ms sic budowac ma
wiosne, omawial projekt Ar
cyb: simona, .tyczacy sic Sc
minaryum " Krakowie ola
kleryk6w .polskich W Ame-
ryce. Krzata} sic oko{o ulep-
szenliia podrecznik6w szkol-
nych, ze wiele wiecej spraw,
waznych ME poruszy1, to
przypisac na]ezy tel okolicz~
nosci, il dwaj z glow
nych urzednik6w ME mo-
gil ~po6wiecac DUO CA
su. sprawom og6}u; jeden
bowiem byl zmuszony po..
d:6zowac ola poratowania
zdrowia, drugiego za5 Cd
tych spraw odrywa}a budo-
wa koscio}a.
Co sic tyczy dzia}alno6ci
naszych osad federacyjnycch,
to jedne 2 Mich mic prawie
caly rok ME robi}y,
skolektowa}y nawet pc.
federacyjnego cd swych
cz}onk6w. Drugie przeciwnie
energiczne ola do
bra polonii miejscowej, pod.
bibliotek bez-
p}atnYch, urzad7aniem vie.
czork6w literackich,, obcho-
narodowych, przedsta-
wien teatralnych, skupia-
MEM towarzystw " jedna
harmon;jna ca}osc. Ma szcze-
#:wssyr6znlie 20 d., "a
pllrace izzabieg;s zas}uguja p
sadlai Mllieapaolkaalll,alnrqeego Poczecia
South Chicago, o >; =: osa.
az sW. I1,1ro6]cy l sw. Jozefata
Chicago. u
Aczkolwiek niekt6re osa-
dy nasze opu6ci1y sic " sWej
piracy, to jednak ruch fede-
racyjny, duch }aczno6ci W
spolecze6stwie naszem, zdajeI
sic, z dniem kazdym wzra-
STAG. Spof lf' = y i'y' nasze
przychoadzi do przekonania,
,zesspotrzeelb:nlllaa Jest nam rll lacz-
nose organizacyi i parafii,
,niezb,edne porozumienie sic
j zesz Z, " 2 towarzystw
" poszczeg6lnych parafiach.
t.: 1921 --1-l-s~I NJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-24
I'd WYDZIAK.Ul


OO VylUAlALU @
WYKONAWCZEGO.
Polonia ameryka6ska " o
statnich kilkru tygodniacl
zylapraWie wyiacznie zyoien
Polonii Europejskiej. Dziek::
naszej codziennej prasie I
jeszccze wiecej gosciom 2 War.
szawv, goraca krew re serc,I
Polski obficie przelala sic !,
serca nasze j tax silnem za /,
blfa W mas tetnem, ze6my
tylko to my6leli, m6wili Cd
bracia nasi pc tamtej stronie
oceanu Atlantyckiego. Pod
blogim wp}ywem zycia Oh
- - a53.Nr S@EH~s -EE.&S E@=9l#I -
czystego zapomnielismy po-
niekad, 20. mieszkamy w6rtd
*obcych i ze many do za1a.
twienia sprawy w}asne, bar
do a bardzo wazzne. Zapom-.
NAL Q tenn navel j Wydzial
Wykonawczy Trzeciego Pol
sko-Katolickiego Kongresu,
Ola tego to w}a6nie ostatnie-
mi easy robil bardzo me1o.
Ztad p. Tomczak, sekretarz
osady 6w. Wojciecha W Grand
Rapids, Mich.,: wraz Z ME.
kt6ry,mi ma}odusznymi Fe::
deratami wzieli asumpt, re
jul Federacya pogrzebana!
Er6zna Ottawa, zbyteczne
strachy, panowie! Federacya
nasza jeszcze wegetuje, a zel
tax jest, kazdy przekonac sic
moze z ponizszego %sprawoz-
DANA :finansowego "a rok u
bieg}y.
Dochody Federacyi W r.
1906 by}y nastepujace:
Osada no. 1 Niep. Poczecia
N.P.M. South Chicago $25 90
Osada no. 2 Tr6j-
cy W Chicago, III. 35.001
Osada no. s. sw. Sta
nis1awa, Michigan CT
ty, Ind. 1926
Osada no. II. sw.
J6zefa Denver, Colo. 5.10
Osada no. 20 sw.
Stanis}awa, Amster"
dam, N. Y. $50
Osada no. %. N. P.
NJ. 2 Cory Karmelu, = i. i
Gaylord, Mich. 3'75!
Osada no. "a N. P.
M. Wilkes, Barre, Pa. 1000
Osada no. 33. sw.S
Jadwigi, South Bend;
Ind. 6 .45I
O5ada no. 3D. 5w. @S I
Wojciechal A All i ~. Wis: IS, 7; n s,W %
O(sada no .. 43. 6Ws. 4
J6zefata, Chicago, III. i
Polacy " Steuben-- l.
vile, O. 2.35|
Pol. Stowarzyszenie
Kasy Po6mn. W Phila-
delphi n. 4, s lost
Razem $143.89|
Wydano ma drulki 1900
Ma znasczki poetic
We it'd. . 1898
ssesa4ssss $3.50 ---------
Razem 4444 90
Nadwytka dochod6wsssa6
Remanent z r. 1906 592.14T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01
DCIAI., AND
personal
a New Year.

do we greet thee, Q blithe New
1Year?
arc thy pledges OF inirth md cheer?
St Knight-errant, the wrong to right.
LIST to scatter our gloom with ligllt?
Fefore the thrill, the sparkle ana
shine
Bart md eyes at word of thino2
| Old was buoyant, the Old was true;
Old was brave when the Old was
new.
Crowned us oft with grace and gift:
4sterrest skies had n deep blue rift.
f straight and swift. when his hand
lunclasped.
n welcome and ioyance thine we
grasped.
Eli us, Year-wc are fain to know
MT is thy charm that we hail thee 500
ISdgh the ether clear, from the sol
emn sky.
New Year beckons, and makes reply.
bring you, friends, what the years
have brought
ever men toiled, aspired or
thought
for labor. and nights for rest:
I bring you, love, a lieaven-born
guest;
o to work In. and work to do.
faith in that which Is pure and true,
| me in honor and greet me, dear.
sooth you'll find me Happy Year"
Margaret Sangster.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

of the office and clerical force of the
Presbyterian Publishing House. The New
Year receptions have become IN annual
custom with Mr.. and Mrs. Mngill and
are always thoroughly enjoyable.
Those Invited to attend are: The Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. a. L. Phillips. the Rev.
and Mrs. r. A.. Lapsley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin Lipscomb, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ.
Cherry Miss Hogan. Misses June and
lucy Meade. Miss Drake, Miss Kennon,.
Miss Worsham, Miss Hutcheon. Miss
Crenshaw; Messrs. Cooke, Macdonald, G.
w. Sampson and w. III. Sampson.
Travel Talk.
The Rev. Robert w. Forsyth will give
one of his delightful travel talks In st.
Andrews Hall on tho evening of Thurs
day, January Sd, at $3.50 O'clock.
The entertainment Is under the auspices
OF the Richmond Art Club, and members
of the club may receive two tickets apiece
by calling at the cub-rooms. No tickets
will be sent by mail.
Mrs. Hickey Entertained.
Mrs j. i. Hickey, who with Mr.. Hickey
shns been spending the holidays with Mrs
Charles Hickey In panyille. has been
the guest of honor at several elegant So
cial functions
Her hostess gave beautiful reception
in her honor on Friday afternoon last.
The receiving party composed OF Mrs
Charles Hickey, Mrs. J. ]. Hickey, Mrs
Bon Walker and Mrs, Thomas William
son, stood in the parlor. where roses and
carnations were grouped In artistic pro-
fusion. s u
Mrs. Pinckney Williamson and Mrs.
James q. Penn invited the guests into
the dinlng-room, where Christmas deco
Srations prevailed, and where the follow
Ing. ladies assisted: Mrs. Cucullu, Mrs,
Julian Meade. Miss Sadie Hnrvie Miss
Blanche Wempla, Mrs George Temple,
Miss Martha Harvie. Miss Virginia
Dance, Miss Marguerite Mass!e, Miss
Elizabeth NOEL and Miss Jane Harvie,
Mrs Hickey was also one of the guests
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

lines. prenaratory to leaving the BALI
room for the supper table, Instead OF a
Christmas tree, a igrab-beg held the Sous
pcntrs of the evening. and these We're
handed out by four debutantes, two play
Ing santa Claus to the ladies' and two
to the gentlemen.
!. The grabbing held Christmas nssort-
ment OF horns harps, accordions ano
Harmonious. When these We're distrib-
iited all followed the enderto the dining
room. where as the clock struck II.
blast was blown that ushered In the New
Year with a start and bound. And
then his health was drunk.
Pretty Tea.
One of the prettiest social events Of
the holiday season, in the younger society
circles, was the tea given yesterday af-
ftcrnonn from i to G by Misses Gladys
and Sadie Neale
The decorations We're very artistic. y
green background of ferns and palms
WAS richly contrasted with bowls of
crimson carnations. red candles and red
shaded lamps. Graceful fcstoons of ce-
dar hung from the side walls of the par
Iors and We're caught in the centre.
From the chandelier was suspended a
large bell, while the words "a Happy
New Year" were prettily spelled out in
red immortelles.
Miss Gladys was becomingly attired N
blue silk, sun-plaited with trimmings of
Irish and Yalenciennes lnces. Miss Sadie
wore n dainty frock OF white net over
white silk.
The young ladies assisting We're Misses
Marie Herbert, Jessie Evans, Lucy
Throckmorton, Glare Smith. Mamie Mo-
hle, Virginia Fleming, Annie Laurie
Haynes, Muriel Smith. Louise Boudar and
Mamie pilsinton.
These We're entertained again in the
evening from to u, when they
were Joined by Messrs. Walter I4efew,
Trevillian Turner. John Royal, Hunter
Camp, Mitchell Brown, Lewis Larus,
Watson james, Jr,. Fred Darlington,
Roper Raines. Westwood Williams,
Workman spilmau. Luther Throckmorton.
Wright Noble, OF Virginia Polytechnic
Instituted; William Lawson and John
Mnnce. OF Washington and Lee U:s!yer-
ssty, and Percy Ashby OF the University
Of Virginia
Informal Reception.
Mr.. and Mrs, r, II, Magll, OF No,
l5l7 Hanover Street, viii entertain Very
informally tq-snq.T9Y evening IN IN h ..e,,af
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01
BOY scALDED..

Five Year-Old Son of Mr.. Bass
Painfully Hurt.
John, the flve-year-old child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bass, of Federal Street. was
badly burned few days ago by the
overturning OF a kettle of boiling water.
In some places the childs body was
literally cooked. He is in critical con-
dition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

Miss Nellie McLuer and Miss Helen
Gray Watson. who are visiting friends
in Norfolk, We're guests at a dance given
Friday cvenirH by Miss Marjorie Bethel
and Master Billy Bethel. They also at
tended Il card party on Saturday evening,
of which Misses Bessie and Susie How
ard were hostesses.
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Said the rose;
For the winter winds are signing,
All my playmates round me dying,
And my leaves will soon be lying
"a Meath the SHOWS.
But hear my mistress coming,
Said the rose;
She will take mesto her chamber,
Where the honeysuckles Chamber,
And I'll bloom there all December,
Spite the SHOWS.
Sweeter fell her lily finger
Than the bee;
Ah how feebly resisted
Smoothed my thorns and e'en assisted,
AS all blushing, was. twisted
Off my tree.
And she fixed me to her bosom
Like a star;
And / flashed there all the morning,
Jasmine, honeysuckle scorning,
Parasites, forever fawniag,
That they are.
And when evening came she set me
In q vase,
All of rare and radiant metal,
And felt her red lips settle
On my leaves, till each proud petal
Touched her face.
And shcne about her slumbers
Like a light;
And said, instead Of weeping
In the garden, vigil keeping
Here I'll watch my mistress sleeping
Every night.
And when morning, with its sunbeams,
Softly shone,
In the mirror which she braided
Her brown hair, l saw how faded,
Old and colorless and faded
had. grown.
Not drop Of dew was on me,
Never one;
From my leaves no Odors started,
All my perfume had departed;
/ lay pale and broken-hearted
In the sun.
Still, said, her smile is better
Than the rain;
Tho my fragrance may forsake me,
To her bosom she will take me,
And with crimson kisses make me
Young again.
She took me-gazed a second II
Half q sigh &
Then, alas! can hearts so harden?i
Without ever asking pardon,
Threw me back into the garden,
There to die.
How the jealous garden gloried
In my fall
How the honeysuckles child me,
How the sneering jasmine bid me
I ight the long gray grass that hid me
Like a pail!
There lay beneath the window
In q swoon,
Till the earth-worm DER me trailing
Woke me just at twilight's FADING
AS the whippoorwill was waling
To the moon.
But hear the storm winds stirring
In their lair;
And I know they soon will lift me
In their giant arms and sift me
Into ashes as they drift me
Through the air.
So I pray them, in their mercy,
Just to take
From my heart Of hearts. or near 1t,
The last living leaf and bearit
To her feet, and bid her wear 1t
For my sake.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

Miss Alice Walford Is tho guest OF her
friend. Miss Mary Jones. at Breezy
Point" Albemarle county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

Miss Bessie Clark. Of New Haven.
Conn, who has been tho guest OF Mrs
Thomas streat, in Grove Avenue, left
yesterday morning for Annapolis, Md.
where she will attend the New Years
hop. Miss Clark made many friends dur
ing her stay here, and much regret was
felt at her early departure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

Mrs. John Antrim has returned to her
home at Berkeley, Norfolk, after visit
to her parents In Richmond.
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] Poems You Ought TO Knorv.

however crowded your
day refreshment your Of poetryProf
Charles Eliot Norton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Brewster, who
have been spending tho holidays with
Mrs. Brewster's mother, Mrs. R. 8
Bosher, have left for their home, in New
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

Miss Rachel Scott, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Helene Francis Scott. OF
Va, Is visiting their uncle,
Mr.. w. J. Francis. at. No. $40 West Grace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rice Smith paid a
brief visit to friends in Norfolk on Sat
lIrday last. Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

Miss Katherino Mccallum Dayton. OF
New York, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Theodore a. Page. at Argyle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

Misses Marion Briggs and Louise Finch
are the guests of Mrs. CIV. Briggs in
Scottsville, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

Mr.. Robert NJ. stamper of Alexandria.
Va, formerly of this city, has gone to
New York to spend the holidays.
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No. 1880. !
i Am Weary Of the Garden.
BY DIR. JOHN w. HARRIS.

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Misses Dora and Ray Roscnbloon, ac-
by their brother, Mr.. A. Rosen-
bloom, arc registered at tho Belvedoro,
Md