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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
SAFEST FOR SAVINGS
nanny or WINTER vErCHEs

7. fs always a pleasure fc- ne 70 SAY
. goo1 wcr1 Tor the Nsteh plant whie.h
enSs usta * 70 - = the very hesa
O. ths ieErne family tor the southern
si4S ss IRSs II Is aSs @ any ssss5siiS
grSwR ssS2 Z IS ys@ q e as
pertinent raa1e through series e
years VITA re COW yea and the vetch
~ The STATE % NtW ora cEF'eTlill ellt
station. located 81 lr1Eca- Atter care
each q -nE above c-ors tcfr found
rhsf ne ccr rca added afty-siX pounds
% nitrogen g. the acre ca 81 ANcrae e.
r. rttir 4lri-1lE. in = season grow ~
-hil@ the Hairy Nerch plr i- 49,
there uEy 1ot Pc s-ca r-rsi-i pa
erc-r whar experience have
see via .E 80
Etory ccncerrlas rs great merit
u i-rr-cr-rE t1e SOFA -lt Creates
mistake -1s southern te--ae- makes %
hls management 90 the SOIL 81 when
he allows r-s sol 20 remain bare q
crops tl-e-sn -Ie W-1ler al- SIS .-te
CT fertility IhlL u-lc- ere Ec1eral
condition q rely inE So cor, r-,trc-- tle-
~erv had h-s.ress. U-r~re-1h-e i- tae
extreme. uler cv using w.-trr --uE
of small Erain with t1e yc-e1 nike
Wiz 20 80 wc--l act only save ne
re--tttr already -Ee-e- h-r wt-l -1e
wetch be cclll 50 Increase -re 9c---l-ty.
Is ta- e. mrs j. ocnce-as-. 'aa.
buying CI-cE ----- tnr -e---4-zer
c1znpeuy. and at the sane -l-e Re add
:sE 'A' mach assaea A-n-' 70 the
n the fan q 1893. the ea-,y Part e
az a. -ats * "a. sushei - r-ustr.-oc Z
oats AID twenty pounds 20 hairy F@tc1
&C ere rrr- So ordinary ~ --- --. -
hl6 heer IErr Eca-re~i-E 20 s-lr-e
manure rsel fl- corn. We Tlt 30 rre
rae 20 81. pounds q acid Tr-srlate
ana tfry rol-ts --rIlte e potash o.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
SAFEST FoR SAVINGS
HARRIS IS LODGED
IN RICHMOND JAIL


William Harris. The negro who ate
tempted 60 crlmlnally assault 1iiSs
Lena Rowland. ~ Chester .u Che--
fcrfcif county. ADlle~iay. was
brought back from Alexandria this
morning and lodged in the Richmond
city jail icr Slfekeeuirr until The day
when Boz Viii probably tc guarded by
state troops SEMI from this city.
Common wealth Attorney Gregory.
% Chesterfield county. was On Rich
mond rhl- morning. he said THAI
court would hold no special session
90 hear the case ~ Harris.
The regular term 90 court VIII be
the second Monday in september q"
he said. and we viii keep the prl-
sorer ln the Richmond 1au untl that
time. hardly think he would be
safe lr The Chesterfield taL and the
state might be placed az considerable
expense 90 protect him. SO. ia order o.
avoid anything u that sort. we VIII
have him held here until the day 81
the trial. which VIII be early ga the
term.
The people IN Chesterfield are very
much wrought up. and there is no tell
ing what may happen u the negro IS
carried there now.
DE understood the defense would %
.t would hold good IN Chesterfield u
lie said re would ask FOR capita
punishment
SAFEST FOR SAVINGS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
HARRIS ARRESTED;
TELLS OF HIS CRIME
Negro Who Attempted Criminal
Assault on Young Woman at
Chester Taken From R., T.
& P. Train at Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA. VA-Special-A
eoiored man. giving his name as VIII
liam Harris. is locked Up at police
headquarters here. charged with at
tempting 20 commit o criminal assault
upon Miss Lena Rowland. the eigh-
teen-year-old daughter OF ". II ROW
land. OF Chester. Va
Harris was arrested by the train
crew ot extra - on the Richmond.
Fretericksburg and Potomac Railway
crew WAS composed o. W. 4. Hutchc-
son. conductor. II. g. Leadbeater.
nagmnn. and ~ W. Usher. brakeman.
Harris was stealing a ride on the
freight train when he was arrested.
Hc Told the crew that he had at
tempted 20 assault a girl near Rich
mouj he was brought 20 the Poto-
mae Yards. near here and taken IN
charge hy Constlblcs Cornell and
Penuyracker and conveyed 90 this city
and lodged ir .al
Yesterday morning about 8
o'ciock. he says. knowing that
Mr.. Rowland was away from the
house. and. the girls mother he
ing dead. that the only person
about was Mr.. Ko,viand's son.
Douglas lie. seeing the girl IN
the garden. grabbed her and
threw her 80 the ground.
She made an OutCry and hc
tried To choke her. She kept on
timucsi to scream until she attract
al the attention Of her brother.
Douglas, who came To the door
with rifle ia his hands. HRr-
RI then made OF. ne said.
a. Weut 70 CcrtrlIl. a lttic VII
lare about a mile .om Chester. and
stayed tacre until laet ulEht when b,
jumped ou frticht train comm.
this city.
Harris claims tnat he was born ir
SuIolA hlt had been working fol
Rowland for six months
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31

The Bethel Military Academy &c
school where a. a very moderate cost
boys are prepared FOR Business. Uni
vcrfittes and Government Academies
Ira a nOat thorough End practical man
ner. The school has a most eficlcat
military organization. and ar able
faculty. Special attention ~ paid 70
the physical development OF each boy.
The military life and discipline. as
taught and lived at Bethel are OF
character.
The Academy s. beautifully located.
amidst healthfu1 surroundings. only
ATTY miles from Washington. IL has
had an excellent record for forty-fhree
years. Terms SITS. For illustrated
catalogue and Information address
col WM. M. KENPIzR,
SupeFfnfeu4enx,
WAHHESTO<. VA.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
For Sale or Exchange

SMALL FAR1f. convenient - city. cleo
tTtc railway and seq Improved. I'm
1cvs salt water privileges. pleasure and
profits Particulars aad nap ~ Viz
gInla zoe staEaps- A. JEE Lf.S. &or~
-r--'
WANTFD-BOYS AND GIRLS TO
sell % Jewelry Noveltles az 30 cents
each send us one dollar and keep
one dollar 1or your trouble We
frust you. Write today 20 nov FL
TT SUPPLY CO, Lock-DoN eco. Cor
donsvllle. Va
ALL THE RAGE No waiting tura
81 % Der dozen. ssnd cabinest size pho
toErapl. Photo a1c poetals rerur- q
postpaid. All work guaranteed. Copy
inE and charging. send Tor prices.
SAMUEL HARPER. Dover. y. ,.
LARGE cool Rooms WITH BATH.
So refined home. on line Exposition
cars. Special rates 20 parties. Mrs.
ROSS. III Bette street Sossoik. va.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR SCHOOLS
GISf4 TEACHERS BUREAU. rev Rev,
x. V. Criflin. Manager. Manchester.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
~ HCGHES. zoe y. Third street
SAFEST FOR SAVING.
EDISON PHosoGRAPHs.
SOLD on Easy PAYMENTS: ENTIRE
cntaIoRue Edison Records and al
machines fn stock at COS East Mair
street.. Richmond, Va G. =. HAYNES
SAFEST FOR SAVINGS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
HARVESTER TRUST
SUED FOR SI.700.000
State Of Texas Brings Action
Charging Illegal Combination
Among the Big Implement
Manufacturers
Manufacturers.

DALLAS. -Special-An import
snt anti-t-USS suit was Hle1 az Austin
yesterday. The Euis IS On behalf %
The State against the international
Harvester Company % America which
was organised under she laws cf Wis
consin- The petition rlea ~ the Az
torncv General alleges that the de-
PENDANT conccrn has violated the ant-
trust law q Texas. and demands pen
alsies in the sun % $500. 0oo. II IS
further a1leEel that this concern has
formed an unlawful combine vita
these ccrpc-a tlcns- McCcruick HRrvcs-
ter GnG Machinery CON psul. DeerirS
Harvester Com psry. Plano AarUtac-
rurinE Company. WS-deT. RuchnsL anG
Glesne- Company, Minneapolis Har-
NcSter Company. u. n Osborne 4 CO.
EnG Auitmann Manufacturers Com
pacg
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
Franklin Military Academy

For Boys and Young Men.
Modern equipment. with hot and cole
water IN the buildings sound bodice
and well trained minds are results q
our training. Address. o w. ANDER@
TON. a u. Principal. Franklin. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31
.OrkUniOn
Military
Academy
WILLIAM l.. HATCHER, Ii. D..
President Trustees.

Located in a country village IN the
foothills OF the Blue Ridge Noun
tains Health uneNceued Gives thor
ough Academic training and prepares
for Universities. Colleges and Profes-
sional schools Equipped by United
states Government and has an officer
detailed from the Regular Army.
Terms for session. including Matricu-
lation and Military Fees, Board. and
Tuition ia English. $14S. For Cata-
logue and further information address.
L. II. WALTON. VI. a. Headmaster.
Fork Union. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-31

SAFEST TOR SAVINGS.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-30
WAYS OF REMITTANCE MEN
EnRIishmen shipped to Canada Have
Become Troublesome TO the
Authorities.

LONDON, June G9.-(specisl)-At the last
meeting of the Poplar guardians the gem
ersl purposes committee brougF a series
Of letters dealing with the 4 men
who had recently been sSN - ia by
the guardians. The cc ,ssN ted that
the assistant surs NSINN II the emil
grafton branch ~ Tor department
of the COVE >SS NADIA had written
to the bO. M. sc herewith copy OF
letter a6 ~ 20 the superintendent of
the emigrat department OF Toronto, with
respect to a party of emigrants who ar
rived In Toronto and who l understand
came from your union"
The enclosed letter stated: "On Sunday
there arrived here some thirty-one men
bringing cards of introduction. 1 inter-
viewed some of them and, picking out the
man who seemed to be the least drunk of
! the lot, l learned that they had been en-
| gagged upon some farm colony some three
or four months. They received express
orders when they landed in Toronto and
Immediately proceeded to get drunk. At
the lodging house last night they raised
| for the patrol wagon and sent several to
the police station We sent few to Har-
rowsmith this morning and they will prob
ably work in some mine. as l do not think
they are at all fit to send to farms They
are without doubt the toughest lot that
! have seen for years"
The committee recommended that the
| guardians instruct their clerk to communi-
cate with the assistant superintendent OF
! emigration expressing regret.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-30
WILL F0RTIFY ST. HELENA
Activity of German Emperor Causes
English to Take New steps
In south.

LONDON, June @-(Special. )-St. Helena,
the place where the great Napoleon died,
is to be strongly fortified as the result Of
a scare owing to the proposed establish
ment by Germany of base for cruisers on
the Kamerun coast. Mr.. Wise, the secre-
tary of the ST. Helena committee, is au-
thority for the statement that it is ex-
pected that official action will be taken in
the not far distant future, Discussing the
neglect of st. Helena in the past, he said:
st. Helena has been known for gem
erations as the citadel of the south At
lantlc, and yet in spite of the fact that
it holds such an important strategcal posi-
ton, the liberal government withdrew its
garrison for the sake of economy. This
Admiral Sir Edmund Freemantle described
as a suicidal policy.
1.-THE armament at st. Helena consists
of modern guns so mounted as to defend
jamestown harbor and roadstead as well
as to resist landing parties or attack by
torpedo craft.
"All the ammunition has been removed
and there is nobody to look after the guns
or defend St. Helena except five native po-
lice who act as the bodyguard OF the gov
ernor.
the announcement Of the intentions of Ger
many and st. Helena is to be strongly
fortified"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-30
ROCKEFELLER KEEPS SILENT
No Word from His Representatives
as to His Course In Chicago
Case.

NEW YORK, June 29.-At the Office Of the
Standard Oil company no information was
obtainable today regarding the course to be
pursued by John d. Rockefeller in the mat
ter OF the subpoena directing him to appear
before the United states circuit court in
Chicago.
Representatives Of the law department
Of the company said they were not acting
for Mr.. Rockefeller in this case, but 1t was
said that service of the subpoenas for the
companys other officers including John D.
Archbold and II. II. Rogers would be ac-
cepted by the Standard on lawyers and
presented. John d. Rockefeller's counsel
and chief adviser in the present case is
believed to be his son-in-law, E. Parmalee
Prentice of the law firm of Rowland, Muir
ray & Prentice. At Mr.. Prentice's ONCE It
was said that he was spending the week
end at his country place, Pittsfield, Mass.
Mr.. Rockefeller is Mr.. Prentlce's guest at
Pittsfiold.
PITTSFIELD, Mass, June BE Parma
lee Prentice authorized the statement today
that Mr.. Rockefeller is not in Pittsneld and
has not been here recently II was reported
that Mr.. Rockefeller had been visiting Mr..
Prentice at the latter's home since Thurs
day night.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-30
PORTUGAL is IN "A FERMENT
People Are Much DiscOntented VITA
Government and Repudtntton
of Taxes Talked,

LISBON June 29.-(Speci n )-Popular dis.
content with the government and the king
is acute. Every municipal council in the
country is preparing to send messages Of
protest to the king and demand reforms
at the hands of the Parliament and cabi-
net. The newspapers are prging the peo-
pie to refuse to pay the taxes which. In
the popular opinion. are being unlawfully
levied, since they have noH been approved
by Parliament. Three timss recently has
the queen been the object ~ popular dem
onstratons of disapproval. The king rarely
leaves his palace and has ceased to attend
the bull fights, knowing that his appear
ance I'm public would be greeted with Kisses
from his subjects.
The government is stll obstinate. Edu-
cation is at a standstill and a popular agi-
tation is being conducted among the stu
dents which gives promise Of producing
almost If not quite anarchy at no distant
date
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-30
TAFTS PLANS UNCERTAIN
Developments in Oklahoma May
Change Date When Secretary
VIII Come West.

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-The develop
ments in Oklahoma following the vacg-
tion by the supreme court OF Judge Pm
coasts injunction restraining the officials
OF the constitutional convention from call
ing an election, with the consequent oianGe
In the program OF the republican msnagers
in that state. have made Secretary Taft's
plans for the summer uncertain. He will
decide In a day or rwo whethtr he can
speak in oklahoma 81 the earlier date set
for the republican convention. His present
plan is to remay in Washington for a
few days. settlnEhis business in order and
then going to hy summer home at Murray
Bay, Canada, or rest
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-30
CROKER TAKES HIGH HONOR
Sensational winning of British Derby
Made Him Famous Before
Irish Event,

DUBLIN. June 29.-(speoial.) )--Comment-
ing upon the victory Of Mr.. Croker's
horse the Freeman's Journal says:
1.-The sensational win of Mr.. Richard
Croker's great horse Orby, at the Derby
was a very bitter pill for British snobbish-
ness to swallow. The purists of the Brit
ish Surf, where Of course sharp practice
is unknown objected to Mr.. Croker be-
cause of his connection with Tammany.
The mere name of Tammany gives them
shivers. They refused him permission to
have his horses trained at Newmarket.
This refusal was supposed to shut him
out from all chance of the Derby, which,
though 1t has often been won by an Irish
bred horse Nas never before been won by
q horse traii. ed in Ireland Mr.. Croker,
however had his revenge at EPSON. Few
people realize Aow keen is the desire In
England to win she Derby-the blue ribbon
of the turf as Idsraeli once described It.
Men give their lives and their fortunes
to the effort. Mr. Croker has captured
the honor the first tune of the asking with
an Irish horse, breG in Ireland and rid
den by an American jockey, and 1t can
be easily understood the win is as popu-
lar on the Irish side of the channel as It
is unpopular on the other side of the
channel"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-30
FOR WINE GROWERS RELIEF
French Government PrOmu1 ga tea
Measure that VIII Check
Troubles I'm south.

PARIS, June 2e.-The government today
promulgated the wine fraud bill which was
passed by the senate last evening and
which is designed to correct a number OF
the abuses complained of by the dscon-
tented wine growers of the south OF
France. The bill. It is hoped will go a long
way towards removing the feeling of dis
content In the recently disturbed districts.
The measure requires that all growers
make an annual declaration at the mayor
atty of their commune OF the acreage
under cultivation snd total quantity of
wine produced and in stock and whether
1t is intended for sale or otherwise. the
government being of the opinion that when
in possession of this information 1t will be
possible to keep track of the wine from the
grower to the dealer and thus prevent
watering or sugaring.
The measure restricts the market for
alcohol produced from grapes and beets,
which resulted in the introduction of a bill
providing for an increase in the duties on
petroleum, with the object of stimulating
the use of alcohol for Illuminating pur.
poses.
The finance minister is also prepared as
an inducement for the wine growers Ia
abandon grape growing In favor of other
crops, to remit the land taxes In such
cases for five years,
The government advises the organization
of wine growers to regulate the output
and discontinue the manufacture of pooI
wine, and urges the growers to assist the
government to suppress outside frauds by
themselves exposing wholesale buyers who
refuse to purchase products unless adulter,
Rted TO suit their market
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-30
JUDGE LOVING is ACQUITTED
Jury brings I'm Verdict of Not Guilty
After Being Out Fifty-Five
Minutes.

HOUSTON. Va, June 29.-At 5R p. m.
the jury in the Loving case reported a
verdict Of not guilty, after being out nifty
five minutes
At the opening OF court today in
the trial of Former Judge Loving for
murder, the arguments of the attor-
neys began yesterday afternoon, were
continued. When Former state Senator
w. F. Barksdale arose to speak for tho
defense, every available seat was occupied.
Miss Elizabeth Loving has not been in the
court room since she appeared on the wit
ness stand.
Mr.. Barksdale said in part
know that there is a suspicion about the
plea of insanity, but the court had d.
rected you not to look at II with that view.
The evidence In this case is that the de-
fendant was on a continuous drunk for
eight years and his brain had been so i'm
paired that 1t suddenly gave way under
great stress.
No wonder the light Of reason fed from
his mind. We are not appealing to you
on the "unwritten." but the law that is
written on your hearts and on the hearts
Of your forefathers
The plea Of Mr.. Barksdale was based
almost entirely on the preservation of the
sanctity OF the home He was followed by
Attorney Moore OF the defense.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-30
MAY SETTLE FRISCO STRIKE
Report Agreement Has been Reached
Between Car Men mud Street
Railway Company.

eAN FRANCISCO, June 29-A conference
between President Calhoun of the United
Railroads and a number of labor leaders
who have been playing an important part
in the conduct OF the car meas troubles
was held yesterday. The strike situation
engaged the serious attention of the con-
ferees for something like three hours and
when the delegation of labor leaders finally
withdrew from Calhouns office the story
spread that the street car strike was in a
fair way TO be settled.
The settlement, If one is reached will not,
It is declared involve any concessions from
Calhoun or any action whatever on the
part OF the street railway company. The
trouble will be brought TO a conclusion, IL
is said, by the withdrawal Of all the sup
port now accorded the car mems union by
the various other labor organizations rep
resented on the campaign committee Of the
allied unions.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-30
MICROBES BY THE MILLION
Analysis OF Tramway Tickets In
Paris Reveals Astonishing
Results TO Expert.

PARIS, June 2s.-(speciaL) Ten tram
way tickets delivered by FIVE different coz
ductors ami thereupon Immediately encloAd
in sterlized paper envelopes 20 presrve
them from further contamination have0een
carefully analysed by DR.. Busquet o Bor-
deaux, with CHASTITY results Eah one
yielded a separate cultivation OF ricrobes
Among these fOurished staphyloA' pneu-
moccit, Loeffier's pseudobao9n ad others
with even worse names. Epgf or these
died very rapidly and the kHiaining two
arc dying. Five white rats Frank OF the
pOtions and all expired. DR. Susquets con
elusion Is that four out five tramwsy
tickets may transmit dapfrous diseases.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-30
REID HAS ROYAL VISITOR
Prince Arthur of COnnauRht Visits
American Ambassadors at
Wrest Park.

LONDON June 29-Prince Arthur of
Connaught is among the weekend guests
of Ambassador Whitelaw Reid and Mrs.
Reid at Wrest Park Included in the party
invited to meet him are Senator Chauncey
NJ Depew, Justice Bolmes, Lord and Lady
Willoughby de Eresby. Miss Breese, Henry
Spurgis, Mrs. Spu'gis, Mr.. and Mrs Court
land D. Barnes Misses Brice. Charles Wet
more and Mrs. Ogden Mills
King Edward is spending the weekend
at Nuneham Park oxford, as the guest
of MA and Mrs, Lewis Harcourt, the latter
formerly Mss Mary Burns OF New York.
Among tie other guests are ]. Pierpont
Morgan, Premier Campbell Bannerrnan.
Lord sAd Lady Londonderry. Lord and
Lady crewe. Lady Herbert and Mr.. and
Mrs. leopold de Rothschild.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-30
c. WHEIAAND SERVEY, a brickmaker
JOHN CURNS. track repairer.
MINING TOWN is BURNING
Bisbee, AriE., on Fire and Business
District is Threatened
by Flames.

BISBEE, Ariz., June 2s.-Fire that broke
out here early today threatens TO destroy
Bisbee. over fifty houses in the residence
district have been destroyed and the flames
are not under control The fire has not
reached the business district The water
supply is scant Bisbee has about 1000 in
habltants and is headquarters OF the Phelps
Dodge and other large mining companies
The FIRE was brought under control be-
fore noon by blowing up some buildings
with dynamite. An area OF ten acres was
burned over. over 900 houses in the sec
ton known as Chihuahua HIN were burned.
Part Of the business portion also was de-
stroyed. The fire started from a gasoline
explosion n the Colorado hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-30
WIFE DEMANDS AN INQUIRY
Ssughter of Mrs. John A. Logan COm-
plains of Lieutenant General
w. II. Tucker.

WASHINGTON June Ee.-Mrs. William
F. Tucker. wife of Lieutenant General
Tucker, deputy paymaster general now on
duty at Chicago, has made application to
the War department for an investigation Of
the conduct OF her husband at Manila and
between Manila and Chicago. This an
nouncement was made by Secretary Taft
following a visit to his office today of Mrs.
Tucker, who was accompanied by Senator
Cullom OF Illinois. Mrs Tucker is a
daughter OF Mrs, John A. Logan. secre-
tary TAFT said that the request had been
placed in the hands OF the inspector gem
eral of the army and no report had yet
been received from him.