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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
STRIKE DEVELOPS INTO
AN ENDURANCE TEST

NEW spccial-The tele-
graph strike here has settled down 20
question ~ who can hold out the
longest fhe public being the sufferer.
The telegraph companies maintain
that there is nothing 20 nrbitrate."
and the strikers remaln urm in their
determination that the companies shah
grant them substantial concessions be-
fore they wll return 20 work
strike leaders here say they are sat-
isfied with the progress of the strike,
and say the men and women are
unit iu their determination 90 resist
ali oEerfures on the part OF the COM
panies that VIII not guarantee them
substantial benefits
Presidcnt small. In Chicago. said.
Il know Of no proposition looking
for settlement at this tiute This
- positive. The story coming from
New York or Washington Of a settle
meut o. 90 peace negotiations has no
basis. in sact There - chRnce Of a
compromise. but not az this time"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
Mrs. Fannie Martin, a Southern
Woman. Dies Penniless
in a Hospital.
FATHER A SHAREHOLDER
When Money Was Gone the Giver
Took Up Her Residence With
a Negro Woman in Phila-
delphia-spent 100000.

PHILADELPHIA Special Mrs
Fannie II. Martin. daughter OF a.
wealthy Southern planter and slave
owner. died IN the Philadelphia Hos
pital Thursday. practically pcnnliess
Mrs. Martin gave her ali &c the up
lifting OF the negro race. and "a this
work a fortune OF 100000. which
had been LETT her. was spent
resignation be demanded forthwith.
These findings were embodied In the
following resolution. which was adopt
ed unanimously and was offered by
Mr.. Graham Hohscn.
Whereas. u Is the opinion OF this
committee that the envelopes contain
ms bids submitted 20 this committee
on July IS, 1907. were unwarrante1ly
and unlawfully opened when they
were n the official custody OF /. Low
cnstein. first assistant superintendent
OF the City Home. and. consequently.
either with his connivauce. or due TO
/ his negligence, therefore. be 70
/ Resolved. That the resignation %
I I. Loverstoin. as first assistant super
/ intcndent 81 the City Home. be de-
F manded by the superintendent Of the
+ City Home. 20 take effect at once
/ Thus probably ends the matter. as
+ far as thc present investiEators are
concerned II thc Council desires %
+ further investigate u d wholly within
d the province OF that body - order the
I Committee on Relief OF the Poor 90
search further. Someone evidently prof
AAfA nN Ane NiAs hNluE opened out " no
so far has not been shown Many are
of the opinion thar the work should
De carried further and all possible
Hight thrown ON the situation.
Mr. Lovenstein. who is reported sick
az HE residence. yesterday afternoon
rendered bis resignation 60 Supcrinten
dent Davis. and VIII leave today TOT
Philadelphia and other Northern pointi
in company with his son. Sidney Low
Ienstoln. $50 the interest OF hts health
Ilt Il probable THAI thc committee VII
name his successor az the next meet
ing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
Amend I.mIlroIderv Hoops.

II rings or embroidery hoops are used
they should be frequently rewrapped
IL Is not unusual 10 see hoops IN the
hands OF apparently dainty women 80
dirty they are a disgrace 10 her clean
illness. not 10 speak OF the ruin0usly
black lines they leave on the work
The best covering for hoops - a
wound so that one edge just barely
laps over the other. A. a whole bolt
Of tape may be bought for a few
cents. and the work OF wrapping is
slight, there Is absolutely no excuse
for d1nEy coverings
The silver rings IN vogue several
years ago are really not very prac-
tioal. II wrapped. they had much bet
ter be wood, and ~ unWrapped. the
inevitable furnishing. unless the great
est care s. exercised. will leave ugly
stains on delicate materials
The two parts OF the embroidery
tain amount OF pressure must he ex-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
SAFEST FOR SAVINGS.
SELECT COMMITTEES TO
TREAT WITH COMPANIES

NEW Specialize force
officials OF the Western Union Tele-
graph Company and Postal Telegraph
Company 10 show their hands. COM
mittee representing every section Of
this country viii be appointed by the
striking telegraphers 20 confer with
heads OF the two companies Presi-
dent Small. OF the lelegraphers
Union. decided upon this move when
he was told that the officials had de-
clared they would not confer with the
operators. for the reason there was
no one 10 confer with.
While the telegraphers believe their
position as strong today as when the
strike was inaugurated. they were
willing 10 make the first move toward
peace because OF the great inconvea-
ience 10 business. and believe they viii
gain in public sympathy. should the
officials stand firm in their decision
not 10 treat with the strikers. the
strike Will be carried on more fiercely
than ever.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
Kcfrl .hlms Nlccn.


is one 90 the great preserNers OK
youth. Eight hours 90 resular sleep
at night and "a short nap during the
day VIII do much 90 keep the face
free from wrinHles Always sleep
with the bedroom window open "a few
inches az the top. both in summer and
winter. 4 daily morning bath. tepi1
Iu winter and cold lu summer with a
brisk rub 20 follow. viii Ne found o.
Keen the skin fresh and clear Az
least "a couple of hours must Poe spent
iu the open air. either Ia walNlns or
playing games. as circumstance per-
init
All tight clothing, ana csptci.tlly
tlEht iacing. must ue avoided. cas- curn-
preston dlsturbs the circulation ana
often SIS the cause ~ enlarstd veins
and red noses.
The effect OK diet ON the skin is %
the utmost Importance. and many ler-
matologists have made careful
study OF this aspect OF the question
Ahstention from all rich food ana
~umulants has~been tried with sue
cess. \ celebrated woman who was
famous even in her old age for her
beautiful. clear complexion and free
dom FROM wrinkles once was persuad-
ga 20 tell the secret OF her youthful
looks The answer was simple. Alb
stlneuce had been the rule or her life.
SO tea. coffee. or stimulant OF any
kind. To keep well. drink lemonade
or water. eat apples. grapes. and hgs
regularly. Take the raw juice OF a
lemon every other day. Never fail q
walk regularly Battle frequently
Above ali. never let anything have the
power 70 worry you, but always try
to remain calm and cheerful
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
Tinted Embroidery.

Probably the simplest kind OF en-
broidery is the tinted muslins which
may now be bought ready stamped IN
all sorts Of conventional or Coral de-
signs. The latter are the most favor
ed. and OF the flowers seen the rose IS
best liked. though vlolets and pansy
effects are equally beautiful These
tinted motifs are simply outlined IA a
fairly heavy mercerized cotton. a tone
or two deeper than the flowers. The
stems are also outlined and the cen
ters OF the fuli-blown flowers are fre-
Qcently worked Ia French knots.
These tinted effects are very dainty
for blouses, and, strange 20 say, laun-
der very well. the delicate colOrtns
rarely fading percepu0iy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
DEMAND DISMISSAL
OF CITY HOME CLERK
Richmond Council Committee Fix
Blame OF Tempered Bids on
Clerk Lovenstein and
He Is Discharged.

After an executive session lasting
about forty minutes. the Council Conn
mittee on Relief OF the Poor. which
has been investigating the charges
made by Councilman Graham Il. Hob
son. a member OF THAI committee. that
the bids for the wood supply az the
City Home had been tampcrea with.
decided that the evidence adduccd es-
tabllshed the charge beyond the
shadow ~ doubt. and that lnasmuch
as the bids had been lu tne custody
OF Isadore LOveustein. first assistant
superintendent OF the Home during the
time they We're tempered wiki. his
New Line OF Beauty.
The wind rcddeus thc arms terri
ing them 100 rough Tor shapeliuess.
But an This can bee prevented. In the
studios these days they are showing
great deal az enthusiasm about the
new line 81 beauty. IL Is called the
line or grace" And IL IS the line
which the arm makes from shoulder
10 thumb.
Ia many cases 10 IS the line which
the figure makes from the ear Co the
neck and from The neck 20 the shout
der. and from shoulder 80 thumb The
line should be a continuous one, un-
broken in It's curves and cNteuulns
right from the Tip ~ the ear 20 the up
OF the thumb. TX is the prettest curve
in the human body. But u takes care
TO keep The shape and skin nice. For
unless The complexion Is good and tins
contour fine. the effect Will be ruin
ed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
TELL JURlES NOT TO
lNDlCT RAILROADS
Circuit Judges Announce
Intention TO Respect Injunction
Of Federal Court Until Rate
Matter Is Finally Settled.

RIRAIINGHAAI ALA~-Special-
Tho railroad situation in Alabama is
more raclfc today than it has been
lu sometime.
The second Judge 70 impanel
grand jury since the Louisville and
Nashvlue Railroad obtained sup
Elementary injunction co restrain the
state officials from arresting or in-
terferiur with agents Of the railroad
Cor failure to pun ora the lower rate for
freight and passengers. Is Judge a. H.
Aston. The state supcrnumerary circuit
fudge. several DAYS ago. Judge B. a.
Miller. o. impaneling "a grand jury in
Bibb county. instructed that body not
90 indict railroad agents or officer.
pending the Federal injunction. Judge
Aston. in impaneing a grand jury
in Marion county Friday. told them 20
lex the Injunction alone. declaring than
under tnc circumstances the only law
ful course 20 pursue Is "a recognition
OF the injunction until final ad1udica-
u0u-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
SAFEST FOR SAVING.
DEDICATE MEMORIAL
TO GEORGE HEARST

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL-Speclal.-
The great mining building on the cam
pus OF the University OF California.
built by Mrs. Hearst as q memorial
20 her husband. the late senator
George +. Hearst has been dedicated
u is the finest structure or its kind In
the world. and seems destined 90 make
the university school OF mining the
most notable OF all mining colleges
The dedicatory services We're most Inn
pressive. students were free with
their applause FOR Mrs. Hearst. Prcsi-
dent Wheeler and William Randolph
Hearst. But all their cheering was
feeble compared TO the shout they set
up when they saw little George Ran
doiph Hearst. who accompanied his
father. William Randolph Hearst. 20
the platform when the latter made
the dedication address.
Mr.. Hearst said.
My mother rejoices at this oppor-
unity TO contribute something that
reers, and we are. too. proud 10 stand
here today connected in some meas
ure with the achievements on the part
OF George Hearst, TO whom this build
ing is dedicated and with your achieve
ments IN the future. my young
friends"
The cost Of the building, according
10 President Benjamin Ides Heller. has
been S550.00O and the equipment is
TO cost $50. 600 more. The structure
Is part Of the great Bernard plan. Sc
cured by Mrs. Hearst IN the world
famous competition. and this plan was
adapted 70 practical uses by Archi-
tect Howard.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31

southern's lease ~ the North Caro-
lima.
The North Carolina Railroad COM
pRuy was formed shortly after ths
civil war; the state subscribing "a ma
i0rity ~ its capital stock. and road
was built from Charlotte 60 Greens
horo. The road did not prove more
than nominally profitable. and nftoen
and DanNille. which was succeeded by
the Southern.
For years there have been hints
that the lease could boz set aside on
the ground of fraud. The leased road
ID ono &c the most important iu the
south
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
SAFEST ron SAVING.


or an invalid there is simple prepa-
ration ~ meat which contains great
qualify 20 uourishment and yrt o. most
easily dlgestel. a half pound ~ round
steak ls laid Goa the board and scraped
Or the way of Use grain with "a strong
silver spoon. The pulp readily comes
or from the phite. strfngy muscles.
and In fcw gslnutes enough has been
secured for two cakes. These are SALT
ed and laid for an instant ln h0s
deep frying Tau. They cook at once
and are most aupetizing aud can bs
digested hy the weakest stomach.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
sKINNER-RFAGAN.

A telegram received IN Danville
from Ashevilie. y. c., announces the
marriage there Wednesday OF Mrs.
Loula GIL Reagan TO William oliver
skinner. both OF Danwine The bride
is the widow OF J. a. Reagan. and
has resided an Danviue for many
years The groom Is a young robac-
conist. The ceremony was perform
ei at the home OF Or. and Mrs. j. a
Reagan, parents Of the former hus-
band OF Mrs. Reagan. DR.. Reagan.
who is a retired Methodist minister.
officiating
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
SAFEST FOR SAVING.
NEGRO MADE DESPERATE
ATTACK ON WHITE GIRLS

BLUEFIELD, w. vA.-SpeciaL-
Walter Ripley, a negro. was brought
10 this place from PocahOntas late
yesterday afternoon, where he had
been arrested, charged with having
attempted TO assault two white girls
by the name OF Carr. who were out
picking blackberries. One OF the girls.
who - but fourteen years old. made
a fight and managed TO escape. The
older sister attempted 10 run, but was
fired upon twice by the negro. short
~ after the attempted outrage officers
arrived on the scene and the assailant
was traced and captured. Threats OF
iynching caused the officers 10 remove
the prisoner 10 this city for safekeep-
ing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31

John Buuyun Archer and 2flss Settle
Viola Fly. thc dauSnter ot r D. Ely.
noon clOpel Go Gates station. ~ g..
where tley We're married hN Rev. De-
Norman Harris. who was assisted NN
yesterday morning. went Ca. profrlcf-
CD meeting az Oakland va. ANA nf
lunch ttmn Cllled relatives and
skinned
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31

Nick Craig head. Galway county
farmer. has nne shepherd dog thks
has ma&s quite reputation cc< itselt
by catching fsh IN several small
enabled 20 see the nsh because Of ths
clear water that flows Ia the streams
he waits on the bank catu a ash
draws near the surface. and then. with
a leap and dive into tho stream. grabs
the nnny quarry before ~ las time 20
swim away.
The dox has made suon a name fer
himself that many persons drive 70
the CrAtghead farm Just 20 see the
city SGar
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

AZ the EdScwood farm. Nanscrno nd
county. Wednesday morning Miss
Emma Lee Johnson. daughter 10 John
A. Johnson. was married GO sylvester
Lee Gardner agent ~ tho NIrelnlan
Railway at kus1ettc. VA. Rev ~ Mns-
ly ~eaN oMclatlnE Aifss NIrt Nrett.
~ Franklin. Va. was wlfl 90 honor.
ana Henry Gardner. "a brother 90 she
bride groom. was hest man. The cuu-
pie LEFT for EFeretts. -. Ga where a
reception was held last evening
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31

ARREST PLOTTERS
ON LIFE OF DIAZ

Los ANGELES. Special-A
plot 10 assassinate President Diaz. OF
Mexico. has been Illustrate here. IL
IS claimed that the movement was
headed by Antonio I. Villarial. for
merry OF ST. Louis, who has led a large
Mexican revolutionary Junta- Ricardo
Flores Margar. president OF the Junta.
L1brado Rivera, secretary. and Mo-
desto Diaz. editor OF Ia Revolution.
together with Villarial. have been ar
rested, after having been hunted
through the Western half OF the Uni
ted states 10 Mexico.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
a Pretty Spoon.

a pretty spoon intended as a gift 70
an infant has gold bowl with q baby
head enEraveG on 81. The design OF
the handle IS delicatcly ornamental.
with the spoon the donor sent DIT
OF charming verse. found - scrap
book 81 unidentified clippings. sup
posed 10 be voiced by the spoon 70
the baby. one sentiment being the
avowed purpose OF the former 20 watch
closely Wher It's bowl should be IN she
little pink mouth OF the baby. FOR the
nrst tooth.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31

Children who are allowed 20 eat al
all hours OF the day are pretty certain
20 suffer from dyspepsia sooner OF
later. Give them wholesome meals at
regular hours and they do not need
anything az other times Eating be-
tween meals IS simply q bad habit,
which should be treated IN the same
way as other bad habits. and cured
as soon as possible.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31

Atr and Airs w II. Nuun. of Ridge
way. Va have issued Invitations geo
the marriage ot thei- daughter. Hiss
Susie Gaines Nunn. 90 ar. j Ehoten
Hlnes. which VIII take place az the
Methods, El iscopal Church. Ridge
way. Va. Thursday afternoon. Sep
TENDER 9Th
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
CANCEL. soUTHERN's
LEASE ON THE ROAD
ASHEvTLLE.

ASHEVILLE. -. Especial
Governor Glenn. who has just return
ec from New York. says he So positive
the new rate OF Ia cents VIII hold
good on the North Carolina railroad.
and * the Southern embarrasses the
latter road. he win compel final adop-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31

Women seem 20 DO ashamed 20 like
TO eat real food.
There would be lots more fun IN be-
ing good - 10 was against the law.
a girl wants 20 be engaged 20 soma
~ him
A woman Is afraid that * she doesn't
30 20 her friends funerals they wou't
20 TO hers
man Is awful sorry &c tell his
wife how pretty she - when he wants
her 20 believe IA htul--<ow York
Press
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31

est 90 the people or Spotsylvania and
surrounding counties was the marriage
OF Miss Martha Foster Co Mr.. w. l..
Page. The ceremony took place on
August l4th az Spotsylvanla Court
house. and was performed by the Rev.
Mr. Crismoud. OF that place.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
SSnTH-IFE-

Mr.. Clarence +. smith and Miss
Bessie May Lee were united IN mar
riage Wednesday morning by Rev. c.
r. Cruikshanks. pastor OF the Baptist
Church. OF Harrison burg. The cere-
mony was solemnized at she home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
l. Lee. or Singers Glen. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
MILI.ER-AIARION.

Charles u. Miller and Mary r.
Marion were married Wednesday
morning IN Bristol. the Rev. Amos
Clary officiating. The marriage took
place at the home OF Joseph Cwene.
on College Avenue. Only few OF . e
intimate friends Of the young couple
were present
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31

The death OF Mrs. T. C. Peyton
took place last Friday in Charlestown.
w. Va. at the residence OF her SON
in-law. Rt Rev. w. l. Gravatt. IN the
seventy-fourth years OF her age.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
For Man and Beast

For Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Caked Breast. Sprains. Swell
ings. SttH Joints. Burns. Sore
ness. Bruises. Frost Bites. chill
BiRins. Pimples. Piles. Poison
Oak OF Ivy. Mumps. Pain IN
Side. Chest or Becx
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
Observation-Disclosures.

Jack Sitgreaves and Miss Rachel
Warren. the latter a daughter OF Colo
mel and Mrs. +. A Warren. were mar
ried at 9:20 o'clock Wednesday night
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
w. Riley. on Windsor Avenue. bristol.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31

\ surprise marriage took place We'd
nesday afternoon az $3.50 o'clock al
Grace Hotel. ia ClarkEiile. Va. the
contracting couple being Miss Anna
Knox Taylor. OF Mobile. Ala. and Mr.
Frank W. Lloyd. OF ClarkVtlle.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
SAFEST FOR SAVINGS.
MARRIAGES.
WTnnING CARnS

Invitations are out for the mar
riage. az the village church. Charlotte
Courthouse. on the evening of Septem-
Der 18th. OF Miss Lucille Roberta IN
gram 90 John Samuel Brooks. 81 south
Boston.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
For Animals

~ has no equal. Curing All cur
able Lamcness. Inflammation.
Wounds. Calls. Sore Neck or
Shoulder. SprRina. SIR joints.
Scratches. Contracted Cords.
Swecny. Curb. etc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
A Perfect Product
Thoroughly EmulSed

Does not separate in tho bot
tie and settle Ga does cheap lini-
ments Improperly made. The
more you know about Fosters
White Camphor Eminent the
more you viii appreciate -
inertia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
A Proven and Tested Remedy

for every case requiring a high
class Eminent Fosters White
CamphOr Liairncnt "a the result
OF careful and scientific manu-
facfura. and L.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
AMONG The LARGEST SELLERS

Fosters White Camphor Lini-
ment has rapidly attained a
place ann - the largest sellers
IA the vo-l Thia is the strong
est proof 80 its merita As an
evidence ~ the fact that con-
sumers are satisfied with results
obtained from ~ use. carloads
are now shipped 60 jobbers who
formely bought dozens.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-04-23

New York, April 23.-Four men
burned to death, $50 horses killed;
twelve firemen injured, two of them
seriously, two engines overturned and
wrecked by collisions with street cars,
several thrilling rescues from burning
buildings and a property loss of $780,
900; that is the story of the fire de-
partment for five hours following last
midnight Six different fires on the
upper East Side in Broadway, on the
middle East Side and a big stable fire
at Christopher and Barrow streets,
kept the firemen constantly at work.
The dead are four Italians whose
bodies, burned beyond recognition,
were found in the ruins of the burn
ed Dispatch stable. three alarms call
ed out the great Battery fire appa-
ratus, including two big boats, but ii
was only after hard fight that the
firemen saved the big adjoining tene-
ments and the Palace and Knicker-
booker hotels. Two hundred and fif-
ty horses which were quartered in the
building perished. The bodies of the
four Italians were found in the ruins
an hour after the fire had been ex-
tinguished. The money loss in the
stable fire was 100000
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-04-23
PARTRIDGE SAYS NO CHANGE.
New York Lawyer Denies Attempt Will
be Made to Remove Case.

New York, April 23.-Clifford ".
Hartridge, of the counsel for Harry X.
Thaw. said today that so far as he
knew no movement was contemplated
looking toward holding the second
Thaw trial at Binghamton. He ex-
pressed the opinion that Thaw's second
trial, like the first. would be held in
New York City. Mr.. Hartridge inter-
preted the visit to Binghampton of At
torneys Delmas and McPike as social
call upon superintendent Wagner of
the state hospital there.
Assistant District Attorney Garvan.
who is temporarily directing the Thaw
case, said he believed there was no
foundation for the suggestion that
Thaw would be tried at Bing-
hampton He explained that IL
was perfectly possible to try to try
Thaw outside of New York City un-
der an agreement to change the venue,
but pointed out that to accomplish this
1t would be necessary to secure a per-
mission ofderg from court IN this
city He stated that If Thaws attor-
neys were planning to change Thaw to
the Ringhampton jurisdiction the arr
rangement was unknown to the district
attorneys Office. Mr.. Garvan said that
nothing as TO the second Thaw trial
had been decided upon by the prosecu-
ton.