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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-24

AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE!
Hildebrandt. auctioneer. office $50 South Tenth
st., will sell Wednesday, November 25. 2 p. M,
to the highest bidder, on the premises. No. $50
Grove st., near South Orange av., the large.
well-built 2~1A-story. II rooms and large attic,
all modern. improved house, with or without
oxe vacant lot; terms easy; made known day Of
sale: sale positive.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION
M. J.. o'CONNOR & SONS. AUCTIoNEIRS.
SALE OF H FURNITURE.
RUGS BEDDING, ETC, ETC. OF
H MANIFESTATION HOUSE.
34 BROAD ST, NEAR THE
JUNCTION OF BELbEYILLE
AV., ON THE PREMISES,
"WEDNESDAY, NOVEM-
BIER rs. AT 10:39
O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
In part: Upright Piano, Inlaid Mahogany and
Vernis-Martin parlor Furniture. very fine Gilt
Etagere. Music and curio Cabinets. Couches
and Easy Chairs. In rich covering; Mission
Suit Library and other Tables, Pedestals. Nor
rs Chairs. Mantel and other Mirrors. Desks.
Hall Racks, etc; China Closets, Sideboards.
Extension Tables. Dining room Chairs In
leather; Brass Bedsteads, Mirror-front Ward
robes. Massive Mahogany and Walnut Chamber
Suits, odd Dressers. Washstands, Chifoniers,
Curled Hair Mattresses. Bedding. Pillows. Ak
minister and other Rugs and Carpets throughout
the house: oil Paintings. Etchings, Engravlngs,
Cut Glass, China, Croekery. Silver-plated Ware.
Clock Sets, Portieres. Window Hangings, etc.
Kitchen Furniture and Utensils and other goods
too numerous to specify.
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Glen Ridge,

$500 CASH, balance as rent. buys new two
family house, 10 large rooms and two baths.
steam heaters, etc.; price 1000. H. S. CON
MOLLY & CO., opp. Lackawanna station,
Bloomfield, N. ].
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LOTS and building sites; high. he~fthful sec
ton; for homes or Investment; Iackawanna
Road; adjoining Summit; rs minutes from
Newark; 5s minutes from New York city; So
trains daily; near station; attractive low prices;
terms, see or write BROKAW, Chatham. N.
j., or 100 Broadway, New York.
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60 PER CENT. ON INVESTMENT.

$3.50 cash buys my tw%o-family fiat on North
18th st, East Orange, near Rosevile car line
and Lackawanna station. Roseville; contains
II rooms and 2 baths. hot and cold water,
ranges. tubs, gas, screens. shutters and Al
fine location; always rented; can
give possession at once; price $4,000; terms
$3.50 cash. balance payable $50 per month";:
rents received past year 1892; act quick; need
some cash; must sell. Inquire at 1903 Union
building, near Broad and Market, between 8
a. m. and 8 p. M, and Sundays and evenings
at 271 Chadwick av.; take Clinton or Broad st.
car. Phone 1850.
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HYDE PARK-One-family house, nine rooms
and bath. gas and electric lights; hardwood
floors; steam heat; lot 40x100; bargain at
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FOR SALE-Eight-room house: unusual bar
gain; owner compelled to sacrifice; on the
Hill. Address WILLIAM H. HARRIS. Airing
ton. N. J.
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PROPERTY of every description In and around
Caldwell dwellings. lots, acreage, CHAPLIN
e. BRADY, opp. Grover House. Caldwell.
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Bcrnardsvi1le.

ARLINGTON-Six-room house; large lot: price
50, $50: small amount cash. MANLEY $50
Broad st.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
CITY.

CITY.
EIGHT-ROOM modern house; large plot; Ar
1ington, N. j. Call or write c. T.. RE NELL,
636 High ST., Newark, N. J.
FOR RENT-Frona November 1. houses Nos.
1871 and 151 Pennsylvania av. 8 rooms, hot
and cold water, bath and gas; rent t9S per
month. Apply JOHN s. w. THOMPSON. SO
Broad ST.. Newark, N. ].
HoUsE-;3 rooms: 1874 Halsey St. near Cedar
st. Inquire II. c. ROE is Cedar st.
JEFFERSON ST. 49-House. 4 rooms; SO; re-
sponsible party.
ROWLAND ST., 1S-Six-room house and bath,
with all improvements: rent SIS. Apply 141
Belleville av.
SIX ROOMS and BATH; all improvements; steam
heat; s5 per month. Apply DAVID HAIR
PER, 70 Harrison av.. Harrison.
SUMMER AV.. 377-one-family house, ten
rooms, bath and laundry; all modern I'M
"provements; rent reasonable. HILL J.
BOWERS g. CO., 1879 Market st.
Ont of Town.
SMALL HOUSES in Irvington. Arlington and
Montclalr; rent s4 up. 6EyER. 1872 Broad
St. near Market.
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NEW one-family brfcR houses; 6 rooms and
bath; all improvements: steam heat; elegant
location; easy terms. Apply DAVID HARPER.
70 Harrison av., Harrison.
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SIX large-room house on macgdamized street
two minutes from depot. for sale; s2,7bO; terms;
$3.50 cash. balance S25 per month; covers all
charges. E. a. STRONG. 1853 Midland av.. Ar
lington. N. ].
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Ont of Town.

FORCED SALE-Half value, village store,
house; good business: Sussex County with lo-
room fine house. town hall, stable. fruit, large
plot; near creamery, station. mill; $2,9oo'
photos; buy or lose 1t befors November ao.
VAN HORN, Union Bldg.
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EAST ORANGE-Flats In new two-family
house. six rooms and bath; all modern i'm
provements; separate steam heaters and en-
frances: 1928. PHILIP ]. BOWERS & CO.. IS!
Market st.
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BIGGEST BARGAINtYET-1s building lots on
Madison av,: high and dry; near centre of
$500 each II taken at once. CHAS.
LEAR, 16 Orange av., Irvington.
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FORCED E-H value, village store
room fine house. town hall. stable, fruit large
plot; near creamery. station. mil, Ss'7990o'
photos; buy or lose 1t befors November ao'
VAN HORN, Union Bldg.
WILL SELL. on easy terms. some of the finest
lots In Essex County; high and beautifui;
convenient to everything; macadami7ea slpees.
sidewalks, sewer. gas and water, lots Soxlso
a house according to your own ideas and nnish
same-i. e.. grading; sna9sa ana
ready to occupy. w. 5. 10
Chestnut st, West Orange.
SIX large-room house on macgdamized street.
two minutes from depot, for sale; 50, $50; terms;
$3.50 cash, balance S25 per month; covers all
Charges. E. a. STRONG. 1853 Midland av.. Ar
iington. N. J.
Arlington.
FOR SALE-Eight-room house; unusua1 bar
gain; owner compelled to sacrifice; on the
Hill. Address II. HARRIS. Airing
NEW o~ne-family brtcR houses; 6 rooms and
bath; all improvements: steam heat; elegant
location; easy terms. Apply DAVID HAhfbth
10 Harrison av.. Harrison.
ARLINGToN-six-room house; large lot; price
50, $50: small amount cash. MANLEf' $50
Broad st.
Bcrnardsville.
BBRNARDSVIILE-Elegant one-family house,
nine roopls and bath; two toilets; hot water
Htdls DdlI dClo btphAidf ~ s'fh1sN' ~
station; bargain.
SETH ROGET SABRAMS
1853 BROAD ST.
bloomfield.
ATTRACTIVE DWELLING, No. 3 Berkeley
Heights Park; 0 large rooms, reception hall,
bath. artistically decorated, all improvements:
garage; lot 54x145: fronting on Parkway and
Berkeley pl. fine location. high and dry; good
opening for a physician: price $500; small
cash payment. Apply on premises. or NATHAN
RUSSELL, Bloomfield, N. j.
LOOK At THIS-Exceptionelly fine Groom
house. or high terrace; every Improvement;
hennery. barn, fruit trees; lot 60x295; view I'M
surpassed; convenient to trolley, schools and
railroad; price IS, 900; terms to suit; can be seen
Thanksgiving day. GEO. ZAHNLE 27 Wash
ington St. Bloomfield.
| NEW DWELLING. 7 rooms, BATH, all improve
ments; lot 37x150; $L200. Seyen.room dwell
ing, improvements; lot 50S121; well located;
"a, 200. Store and apartments. is rooms. two
baths, additional toilet. steam heat; lot 34x126.
Address NATHAN RUSSELL, Bloomfield and
Glen Ridge, N. j.
HERE'S your chance~Choice hve-room house;
water, gas, tubs, large lot, 81, 500; $3.50 cash
down, balance as rent; seen Thanksgiving day.
GEO. ZAHNLE OF Washington ST., Bloomfield.
81, 2oo-NEW HOUSE; 7 large rooms and bath.
steam heat; easy terms. II. S.
e. CO., opp. Lackawanna station, Bloomfield.
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SACRIFICE.

Very choice, fifteen rooms and two baths;
Handsomely decorated: every modern improve
ment and convenience; separate entrances and
steam heaters; buffers pantries; tiled vesti-
bules and baths; only one block from Clinton
av. trolley: can be bought for $3.50 below ac-
tual value; small amount of cash required;
balance on easy terms. PHILIP ]. BOWERS
= CO. ~ Market st.
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UNFURNIsHrD ROOMS wANrEp.

WANTED-Two unfurnished rooms by widow
and son. Address /. 81 Linwood place. East
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Bcrnardsvi1le.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. one-family house,
nine rooms and bath; two toilets; hot water
heat; about half acre ground; five minutes to
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Earnu1.

WEST VIEW Av.-300 feet from trolley line:
direct to Montclair Station. on D.. L. 4 ".
r. r.. an S-room concrete house; barn; all Inn
provements; spacious piazza; delightful loca-
tion; terms to suit. Il. COOK,
Bloomfield av.. Caldwell. N. J.
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NEW DWELL1NG-Ten rooms. bath, every i'm
p%rovement: lot 50x135; easy terms; 81. 900. Cozy
house, 6 rooms. bath. every Improvement: lot
5Ox150; sale. $500; rent $3.50. Address NATHAN
RUSSELL. Bloomfield and Glen Ridge, N. j.
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THOMAS JOHNSON

Real Estate and Insurance. Residence. 33S
Haisted St, telephone 1861; office, Burnett
st. and Central av.. telephone 672-J. East Or
ange, N. ]
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FIRST LOO two-family house. G rooms and
bath; S14. l. II. HARRIS. ISL Mid
land av.. Arlington. N. j.
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DESIRABLE floor space, with or without
power, heat and light. Inquire a Elm st.
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JOHNSON

ONE-FAMILY house. one minute to trolley,
six minutes to Brick Church depot, six rooms
and bath; all improvements; lot 33x100; price
a. nnn. only 81 Gnn cash required.
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EAST ORANGE, near Central av., trolley
Apartment consisting Of seven rooms; steam
heat: good condition.: low rent for Immediate
occupancy.
UGENE A. KELLY
Main st.
and Arlington ay,
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SETH G
1853 BROAD ST.

house, or high terrace; every Improvement;
hennery, barn, fruit trees; lot 60x295; View I'M
surpassed; convenient to trolley. schools and
railroad; price IS, 900; terms to suit; can be seen
Thanksgiving day. GEO. ZAHNLE. 27 Wash
ington St, Bloomfield.
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THOMAS JOHNSON


EAST oRANGE-One-family, 1o-roon house
improvements; lot 50xi5O; price $1,000. MAN
LEY, $50 Broad st.
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81, so0-EAsT oRANGE-Two-fa family; separate
entrs nces and steam heaters; $500 cash.
MANLEY. $50 Broad st.
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WATER RI SOURCES
INVESTIGATION

The necessity for determining IN"
extent and character CT the water Re-
sC"rc 5 CT the Co"Htry. if such re-
sources are 80 lie wis ~ uiliZci Is
cmph2=. zvd ~ til Director of 'he
United St..,S Cock S:;al Survey IN
lis animal r"Y>rt. Eow n press. II
IS poi Il: / cut that prominent en-
Cinrtrs have Ing sGvoCa tcd the OK
t"@yi0r of Gulrcnmrnt investigation"
OF w2tc. r. .'"gr,,,; md that the work
in tn CnItc3 States IS rot common
!-re,e with that done in REIN E"roi'-
rar countries: II the United states
wer,. 10 rgov.i,. fer the prosecution OF
y.atCr-rt 30 IrC,S investigations on a
scale Of ttoYoH~hrcss equal 10 that OF
Switzerland f~r example Il would ap-
prcpriGt" 81! ."''0n0 annually. sum
10 times greater than the present al
nual appropriation for similar WORK IN
h country.
A brief sat VI, Mt Of few Of he in
G.Etria! ard :, >iai problems CT IN"
rrC sen; Gay in which the ut.l.zG;oin o.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29

The Academy CT NIEiC will enter
upon its second week OF vaujcvi !c
tcmorrow night. In addition 20 what
the management promises vii /, an
exceptionally strong vaudeville till
the moving picture, which have prov
ed to be ST., h 2u enter, aiming and
important rr.; OF the performances.
viii. Re r tains-i.
The vaudeville eos 10 he intro iucod
daring the first half of the week VIII
sncl8de taggerty and LCCiair a lGir
oi Irish comedians. who Were AZ the
Colonial thea:Sr IN RishmCHd during
th> past week. and who received very
complimentary notices CT their vsIld =
vile sketch ca it. A Bit CT II imam
Mature" Next on she bill will come
Billy COPYRIGHT, IN comedy char
eoser sps ciaity. The S.u;sring Sill.
Boy" Mr.. Al. Splitter. whcsc iieu3,
trated songs p ased the ar!ifpce :
last week. viii remain as one OF the
features. singing "AlonC :, the Wor.,:
Rolls On"
Especiafy for the children. the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29

sDCciiic information conC"r"in: -
yafuc. a water nC:Cr m@E :" y. ~
ac3r I'D. and wa;o.-row"r rich - h1'"
th=s ~" from The roHir"l {" N"
Co:crur,cn, iCr frac'IoT e Their
real vaIr~. no; Tor rs"'Hl de- COP
meat. ~: for sr"cula.i'" h"''7S.
wh,rh invoices kccpir Tho ~ r"r i'';
p~r;ods IN runproi."'iI" >'7'".
Frcrr.nrs water Pow"T' ".'*i g. ~ 10"
grI,Iic Domain a." " ing pT''.r'i
cy,;.tncI low v?'Ua'ion. .Hl at "'ieh
No G"y~!npTa"Ui q, it"s' E"-S"r WV
undoubtedly !" e a'';m1'" Fa'rc 3"
10 wcatc a. Iarg". ih'jT "I''I' "n'
vain. should !" mats of EuHHc
ROOD
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29

way English and the spotli2h, had
hC;d kisSf"st. There are more pretty
girl. moro bright songs. more clever
F. Cple ard more genuinely funny
lines thar in anything of It's kind
which has driltc.! SouthW-rd in man..
many mo@9S.
In The frs; place. TIL" CIR, o. s.
tion' has a story 10 i'll and it never
fcrC"ts it. In the scconu. the fun is
divided among four or five leading
people AID There's no. a filler il re
iInch. In he third. the girl, are 2n
good locking e:ough 10 surprise yea
and in the four h y ace. met Ct ih"m
can sing and those who G1r't l.cr p
Quiz. And this might II n on to -"
fifth AKA sixth PAGES and then som
without saving all that might Ee said
in FOR Of III" show.
"Parl NichclscI. as Con Ryan. has
NOR" really brish. slarg than Check
crs' ever ore AIMED e Some o. h ,
lines are a'v sparkling ,pigramG.
sd he : ~ thOrCuChly nat1reI th@t
it would be hard 10 r alize hat
he talk" rca; - .-i'h on Gtage. Then
there is N2:olty in Henrietta iedrn.
n, 10 Forster. girl in a musical show
who really acts.
"Marguerit" Devon. as rs; M .
been seen here before. bat never IN
q better roe. Her dancing s as
graceful as Lucy Days and she re-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
water is the controlling factor is maac
in the report, as follows:
Floods.

The average annual damage by
foods in the United States has never
heen accurately determined. bat such
irve.tieationS as have been made IN
dictate that the loss mrst b" al least
800 zoe 900 annually. Ii appears that
in many parts Of the United sta tn"
proper expenditure of 81 amount equal
20 one wears flCCd loss would pre-
vent future fools: in other parts VI
tho country the cost would proDah!!
erua1 the Losses Of TWO or moro years:
lat in every locality prevention couit
he accomplished b. an expenditure
cuuivolpnt 10 the losses from the
foods {: few yeerS.
In few flood regions. however. could
this result be accomplished except
under federal action. Most OF the
rivers are interstate. Their basins
were defined man: thousands OF years
before State bound-iCs were con-
ceived. The proper treatment Of tn"
food crestion must therefore follow
the limits imposed by natur" rather
than the artificial lines defining the
sovereignty CT the various states.
Prevention CT floods is purely an en-
gineoring problem. and the engineers
who have thoroughly investigated II
, rca!'ze fully the necessity for fedora!
reg ,ation.
On another feature OF this subject
the engineering profession is also
agrcCs namely. that whatever means
NAV ne finally adoptcd TO prevent
this. great dcva >iatiOn tic rc2nts OF
invcst:-stions Of rivHrS must 10 2Nai :
able TO show their habits. flows. sea
sonal changes. and eccertrritiC3; an,
moreover. such inve =, cations mist
extend over a period Ct vCars and ~
practically completed before r''mc''i1!
measures ca bc applet
inland Navigation.
Several hundred million dollar"
have been expended by tho Govern
nor; for river improvement. and 1t IS
nrohah:r tia: az much. Z not NOR.
mus, be- expended during tho NEXT
TCcadc. Whatever ma? b" the sysi"'n
under which the Tpii"d S'7iCT shah
make it, improvements. all engineers
agree thz. thorough investigation NJ
rivers Is Absolutely necessary TO the
fra, solution cf the problem.
Ir' at ~.
The United States is Speeding $40.
o0o 90 IN the CONSTRUCTION ~ ira
lion sy. tens. The goat factn: 'ha'
will determine 'h" Success nr failure
or The Investment Is tho water supply.
Whether or rc; ihcrc is water srsh
cicrt for any irrigation proj.'ct can
10, IL Geirrmir1~I nv nero iHsW e TOT
or bv rr.syurrmcrts made OVER
shorf period ~ years whrn the rcc-
l,matIna az, IVES n ,SCd. IN 1907.
WIS poS<ib!c for th" GovcrumcEt :"
nroc~o- :. oRcc sith Certain rro.cc'S
because tho Gccioricai Survey he'd OF
flo Ihr -c~ul:E NJ sirc"m mes .rr"-
mcrts sho~iu7 that suffci"nt water
vac available for these projects. Tho
Defamation Service has TO legal
power 10 make general Investigations
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
"The Girl Question" Next.

The Girl Question" which com, 8
10 the Academy Cf Music next Thurs
day night. will be tn only regular
III. striCai attraction here tbs week.
This l. merry r.Usica, show. s:pd IN"
following. nom Ike AT anita Georgian
AMI News IS a s1mr!c Cf wha :h2
So.rheru NV, papers arc saying
i,HIt !:
TIL" Gil Quc"i"n' i, all right.
Nv, Il the IT; I h!G,c Ct TIC alter oer,'
I'D o 4 ut TIA; Fr Day nigh: 1t IN"
Grand when Fail Niche n had o-2-
cd his svS en- o: his IS biz @! Rroai'
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Ht the Hcddef11y

management has engaged Il iit :
HIP" ID 10 / the $mall"S: and
mo WONDERFUL performing elephant
in the world. little Hin" VII be
introduced at every performance.
There will he three performances
: very evening. beginning at 80.
$50 and go o'cl,ack resp ctivcly. \
matIre" viii !c given daily At j
o'ciock IN the afternoon.
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Fined for Aocco ,rq ses5:es.
NV hsgcriar"d rr"rsI

Nv Nseo"TlI"d Ff"Es
BALTIMORE. Nd. Nov. -. On
rl~a % guilty To a"cTT ~ : r"l'7.'2
from the Pennsylvania Ra road on
,h!rr1cr'a 90 coGi. fhc Bab'r NHit'~
T. CO., Company e fbi, c'iy was 80
d., 6.cd g. 200 in - ULitcf S'ateS
<sg,ri~t cour for voIs,i1n o tho Hep
barn interstate commerce law.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29

oc streams Gov ard ohvioc " it Mould
bc unjuS. 10 charge the cos NJ S"'''
craI investigation over ali III" ara
West sganst specific projects. N
other words. t!sr co:.:Uuei invest iF4-
ton OF tho water resources OF ar"
country will szf"SIaTd Sio.""'.'"o 81
sover-urnr expenditure.
Drainage Of wet Lands.
Norc than S0.Gna. G"G aCrCT or ~"
he's, Agricultural Ia-dS in tho i.uii' Il
States arc unprcdvct.vC hecaH " h""
need drainage. Tnc .ands ar" 50 r-7f s.
spread hat ih"ir drainage is h"ir.
arsts;cd as q national issue. for many
believe that tbcrc " { lgr~dS hcT'd J."
reclaimed under federal authority. a"
ar. tho arid lanis ~ tho W"@ U"
tho SUCCESS of his w K Tn" !nvrsttra
:son Of water rcSourcrs aS we'll as -"
curatc topoEraph'~ marrying. y ~ &C
cssarv ss 81 Il 20 &c success Cf irT.I =
tior enterprise.
water Power.
Tho United States GDTrrnn1rnt - 81
the present tine a large owner 81
watcr-pcwcr privileges. and invcz' iSa-
ton W those privileges - matter
Of public duty. In the sbS"nce q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29

minds - much If that little come
dienre. She liadc hit in several
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-25

he said, but IN the way up here from
Fort Worth, between Kansas City and
Omaha, l saw land that is better. It's a
beautiful country and his is the first time
l have seen it,"
The handmaiden who waited upon the
distinguished guest brought the coffee at
this juncture. She placed sugar in the
cup under the critical eye of the demo-
cratic leader, who emphasized the fact that
he took only three Jumps. Following this
there was almost a catastrophe. The
young woman had poised the cream pitcher
over the cup where nestled the three sac
charlne Jumps. The cream was just about
to flow over the lip Of the pitcher when
a warning cry of alarm from Mr.. VIII
liams stopped it.
Never do that" he exclaimed. Pour
the coffee in first"
TIL handmaiden did so. Then she again
took up the cream pitcher and again was
stopped with the injunction:
Leave it stand a moment before putting
in the cream. l will do that myself at the
proper moment"
Il was much provoked last evening" he
resumed when she had departed. Coming
up on the car l instructed the conductor to
inform me when we arrived at the Willard
80 a WIS RA nm NAAlAAAAAN
and he promised TO remember. AS the car
was leaving a corner a gentleman said TO
me. is not that your hotel?' pointing to a
large electric sign. l thanked the gentle
man and got off. That is just an illustra-
tion Of the universal obliquity which exists
between transportation companies and the
common people, an obliquity which seems to
extend from the highest officials down to
the humblest employees"
Easy 20 stand the Strain.
Mr.. Williams is spending two months in
Chautauqua work and stands we'll at some
thing like 500 per strain-though he didn't
say so.
Il think" he said, the Is no other
public man in the country who can stand
great strains for a time better than l can.
l remember at the st, Louis convention 1
went seventy-two hours with only two
hours of sleep and but one meal Mr..
Bryan at that time had not been under half
the strain l had, but was quite worn out.
OF course, in a three months campaign he
could use up six. like me-"
Going down TO the lobby. Mr.. Williams
again threw a bouquet at Nebraska.
Il notice" he said. that all the elevator
boys and men working around the hotel
are fine-looking. II seems they ought to
have niggers doing work like that and a
white man ought to be doing something
better"
From Omaha the eminent democrat will