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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-18
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
 OF STANDARD TIME

Twenty five years ago today took place that worldwide reYoiutions ln measuring time-the adoption of the the whose example was followed, later by other civilized countries. Previous to November IS. 1883. the methods of mea suring time in this country were so varied and so numerous asto be ludi- erous. There were fifty different stand ards used In the United States from coast to coast. and oh one road be- tween New York and Boston. whose actual difference Is twelve minutes. there were three distinct standards of time. <.
 Even small towns had two different standards one known as town" ar To- cal time and the other railroad" time. Naturally this condition of affairs caus- ed, endless complications. and railroad oficals were harrled to the point of despair in their efforts to. make out time tables that could be understood by the lay public.
 There were many minds which wrestled with the problem. As early as 1869 Prof. Charles F. Dowd. of Sara toga. N. r., worked out. theory by which he proposed that time should be regulated by merIdians of one hour a. part. Sir Sanford Flemming presented a plan based on 24-o'clock nota tion. The plan which was finally ad- opted and brought into practice was worked out by W. F. Allen of New York, secretary and treasurer of the American Railway association.
 At noon on November IS. 1883, there was a general resettinE of watches and clocks all over the United States and Canada, and the four great time zones one hour. apart into which the conti- nent is divided. came into being. So smoothly did Mir. Aliens plan work from the beginning that the general readjustment was accomplished with out great dificulty, and 1t has work ed satisfactorily ever since. Other coun- tries were quick to take notice of the convenience of the new arrangement and the majority of them have adopt ed the same system.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-18
Extra Fine Plants.

spanish Mackerel, Fresh and Salt Water Trout, Pompano. Snapper; Eggs. Chickens and Butter; Crabs and Oys- ters daily. Celery .(Kalamazoo.) We offer special prices to the trade. ho- tels. restaurants and boarding houses, country merchants Phone 2ss.
 We solicit your patronage. Prompt delivery. kind treatment to all.
 TATUM A ROBINSON. adv.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-23

ltate to attend for fear Of being ostra-
cised by society Gee whiz, Mr.
broom, that's pretty hard on society!
says l. laughing oh, for that matter,
l have already delivered my eulOgy on
society says he. But it amt dead,
says l. on, yes. It's so rotten it must
surely be dead, says he in the nastiest
way ever heard. He's a fearful old
man, Mr. Rigby. He made a mean re-
mark about that Mrs David Cable"
What did he say?' quickly demand
ed Bobby.
He said he'd been reading in the pa
pers about how she was breaking into
society. I knew her in New York
years ago says he. She wasn't fash
ionable then. Now she's 50 swell that
she'll soon be asking Gable to build q
mansion at Rose Lawn cemetery, be
cause all Of the fashionables go there,
Pretty raw. ell, Mr.. RigbyT'
ooh, he's an old blatherskite, Eddie
They talk that way when they get old
and grouchy SO he knew Mrs Gable
in New York, Ell? What else did be
say about her|
Nothing much Oh, yes, he did say
in that nasty way Of his-that he saw
her on the street the other day chat
ting with one Of the richest swells il
Chicago. He didn't say who he was
. except that he was the man who once
made his wife sit up all night in the
day coach while he slept in the only
berth to be had on the train. Do yoU
know who that could beY'
"I'm afraid broom was romancing,
said Bobby, with a smile
SAY Mr. Rigby," said Eddie earnest
", what sort Of business does Mr.
Bansemer handler Rigby had diff
Guilty in controlling his expression. C
was wondering, because while ! wa
there yesterday a girl know came on
Of the back room where she had beel
talking to Bansemer She's no good"
"Very likely she was consulting hin
about something" said Rigby lielyZ
"She soaked a friend Of min for
thousand when she was singing in tn,
chorus in one Of the theaters here"
do you know her wellY
"I-er-did see something Of her a
onA time. Say. don't mention it t
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-23
CHAPTER X.

- HE offices of James Ban.
semer were two floors
above those of Robertson
Ray Rigby in the u
~ building. The morning
after Graydon Banse-
mers important visit to the home of
the Cables Eddie Deever lounged into
Rigbys presence. He seemed relieved
to find that the stenographer was i'll
and would not be down that day. The
lanky yOungster studiously inspected
the array of law books i'm the cases for
some time occasionally casting a sly
glance at Bobby At last he ventured
a remark somewhat out Of the ordi-
nary-for him:
"That old man mp i'm Bansemer's Of
fee gets ON my nerves" said he, set
Ting his long frame i'm a chair and
breaking i'm upon Rigby's attention so
suddenly that the lawyer was startled
into q quick look of interest.
cold broom? What do you know
about hm?'
Nothing i'm particular, Of course.
Only he sort of jars me when he talks"
Rigby saw that the young man had
something on his mind.
Il did not know that you were per-
sonal friends" ventured Rigby.
Friends" snorted Eddie. Holy
mackerel! He scares the life out Of
me- / know him in a business way,
that's all He came down here three
weeks ago and borrowed some books
for Bansemer. l had to go up and get
'em yesterday. He told me to sit
down while he looked up the books. /
was there half an hour, and he talked
all the time BY jung! He makes your
blood run cold. He said he had set
aside i'm his will the sum of a hundred
dollars to build a church for the honest
man. That will be a pretty small
church. says l. Tt will be a small
congregation, my son. says he. What
few real honest men we have will hes
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-23
CHAPTER XII.

quite breathlessly to Rig
NRW by that he was going to
| ~ ~ visit DrOdAn in his Wells
49, street rooms. The two
had found a joint affinity in Napoleon
although IL became necessary for the
law student to sit up late at night.
neglecting other literature, in order to
established anything like an adequate
acquaintance with the lamented Cor
sican.
Rigby was now morally certain that
James Bansemer was all that Harbert
had painted. To his surprise, however,
the man was not openly suspected by
other members of the bar. He had
been accepted as a man of power and
ability. Certainly he was too clever
to expose himself and too wary to
leave peepholes for others engaged in
that business. Rigby YVES debating
the wisdom Of going to Bansemer with
his accusations and the secret advice
to leave the city before anything hap
pened that might throw shame upon
Graydon. The courage to do the thing
alone was lacking.
Graydon was full of his happiness.
He had asked Rigby to act as his
best man" in September, and Bobby
had promised On occasions when the
two young men discussed the coming
event with Jane and Miss Clegg, Rig
by's preoccupied air was strangely in
contrast with the animation of the
others. GraydOn accused his liver
and advised him to go to French Lick.
Far from that, the old quarterback
was gradually preparing himself to go
to James Bansemer. To himself he
was saying as he put off the disagree
able task from day to day: Hell kick
me out Of the office, and that's all the
reward I'll get for my pains, Graydon
will hate me in the end"
James Bansemer had proposed a trip
to Europe rs a wedding journey, a
present from himself, but Graydon de
clined. He would not take an extern
siye leave of absence from the office
of Clegg, Groll & Davidson at this
stage of his career.
1he morning after his visit to the
abode of Elias broom, Eddie Deeve~
strolled into the office of Bobby Rigby
He looked as though he had spent
sleepless night Mr.. Rigby was out,
but Miss Heating was lat home" She
was scathingly polite to her delinquent
admirer Eddie's visits of late to the
Office had not been of n social charac-
ter. He devoted much of his time to
low toned conversations with Rigby.
Few were the occasions when he
lounged affably upon her typewriting
desk as of yOre.
you look as if you'd had a night of
it," remarked Rosie. Eddie yawned
Obligingly Don't sit on my desk.
Can't you see thcce lettersY"
Gee, you're getting touchy of late.
I'll move the letters"
mo, you won't" she objected. BE
sides, it doesn't look well. What if
some one should come in suddenly"
"Well, it wouldn't be the first time l
got out suddenly, would it?" He re-
tanned his seat on the desk. Say,
Rigby?"
You mean Mr. Rigby? He's out"
Gee, you're also snippy. Well, give
him my regards. So long"
He was unwinding his long legs pre-
paratory to a descent from his perch.
"Dnn't-rush" she said quickly. He
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
TO KILL
 FRIES
OBLIGATION OF PRIESTS MAKE STRANGE DECLARATION TO
 CHIEF OF POLICE

!iIt's..f F,h- ..sl.etla1 t... .=sa-Sia4tl. ..- Ia-aer Ler aaarie If lh. alHH = Sunday aa1
 1rre If Guis#prI ar.e for . orit d,lega.ae catholic
 -ts #sa uu# la#I.,
 -rdas md asserted aa tE had leda If several Ie#Aaa sins s" Wa, under aerH F. N rtt Mh.y claim taat f | rHt .f tas mu- Isrc CT ade. which aa- recently at- ,Hacd a.h thteat.aal dimensions Rom. .-elf and has r.Ia.y spread |. athel .nunt.iy~. uHr.. ..er. ar. "a taalic churches.
 | is believed tha, -a.at arrests sil sha..h follow 'as ..ram.ut- o' tH- fatl
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
FLEET IS
 BANQUET
THIRTY-FIVE HUNDRED PEOPLE SIT DOWN TO DINNER AT LOS
 ANGELES.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 Los ANGELES. April a2-A great banquet was given Last night in honor of inc arrival of the fleet and 25oa people sat down to dinner.
 Thc tables ~ero spread over many halls but the principal one was pre- sided over bs tle mayer. who had seated near him tha captains of th" vessels
 The scene was < memorable one far enthusiasm and brIIiauey Probably nothing of tho kind has ,ver been seen 10 equal it on this coast The presence of the vessels seems to have created 2 new feeling of pride. and the visit viii undoubtedly exercise an important ef- feet from the patriotic point of view.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
MRS. WILLIAMS
 VERY ILL
GEORGE SAYS HE HAS LEFT HIS WIFE N CALIFORNIA FOR HER
 REALITIES SAKE.

AarmHa .s a h.# just f......a Is t Iaa4.at citla. # Nome. tl=re -.em. t.H. ., fouu for th, raf-
 -H-a that W8H#a flua af III. Naal..st.ru er.i- Hs. a.E H. WuU lse had a.a.-- 4ae aA-H Ie#- ta afar..as
 lf taa any fss## #sHa. as a 4
 -ae ft from ..- fa.t fH#tr Haz WfHa t=H eana sa SratH.. compelled @ leave N-- WaHa california sr aor hH
 tsrv #ae-re H.
 Tn. Tatt.r .a. 4uu.. |. Nr MI liam and w3- atsl Har.h :.
 IT.. ss,.. zt4ts- rha..H.. a... mo .aeate ..-.East a4H .l-.t l- arar- varde am sa california Ha Me- Wfmam= who el#L H-r HfH#- H= came -a bad shI th.r uat h. .##- -#aera aae-fa5a ta F., Har =a# when .# left lar ssatu. H- WuH
 p-sl<@ tsad lIz af Hi- lf aII.tae a nuaraH especially H H.... he mearf.u- the s.aae of her a..a. H.. say. He Is d.me-rousfs iu
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
SALE A RECORD ONE.

The .l- now going a1 i. Slnzon Bros. sfa~. i= fee.as one for this -aHut> The store a= boon crowded since h-t Monday ".tH bargain hunt sa- and il was found necessary 10 clos" tae doors taiS morning to rear range t" stock E>alt article in the store is marked down to bedrock prices. Sixteen saIr~reafl, hay. been kept husy attending ta rh. wants of tar hrs" number If bargain seekers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
GLAUSEN
 TRIAL ON
NIGHT SESSION WAS HELD LAST NIGHT AND JURY WAS
 OBTAINED.

iHsy .,e# aats#Ha1 la-t night 4zs..5a a......#--. T a.a= calua uacas- saas sa aHa aHsar session as most af fHH#H nt4arf exrr.a-=a them -.7z. #s.a-a fa rHc ldea If iu- H5efu= ara rai-n##Ht aH eireHH- =talU aFideuco-
 Th #zHa H,tt sNImiued IT, day #H.s a.r. Joseph Jele Isaac Es11= and Frank sims
 T.e. following ls me jar- John nanf. z q Hriater Julius Carstens J. " Uawun- J. D. Helps r. B Han r4n N N GHmla \ F Jaekso0. All K.laes. Fred Meyers. " g Watt~ and ias Wood
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22

the tnac for entering teams has been continued unuI noon tomorrow. and more entries arc ,xpcctcd
 These who have already entered their teams arc M. l.. V. Smith. Paul Kjegsted, Charles Cavy. c. F.. Heron and Robbie Brown.
 The timckecpSrs are C. l.. Strawman k. l.. Zehncr, Harrj Hagen and A. J. Mueller.
 The starter k Dr Ed F. Hill
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22

24-hour rest al the Hot Springs tu en- able the animals to avoid running 1ur- ing the warm part of the day.
 Grand Central pass will not Ee part of the course. The teams win travel through Golden Gate pass instead. and the return of the winner to Nome will occur, probably, between the hour of Il a. m and noon on Saturday.
 Five entries have been received but
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
GARFIELD SUBMITS GENERAL
 ALASKA COAL LANDS BILL

-.uuer Baitiugcr sttteH today that the bill emhedies many aG the ideas that Here included in tn bHl introduced by Delegate Gale Pm leasing clause. however, is altogether different from what Gale intended
 fae purpose of the new bill He says# k To allow existing Alaska rHtHmen L" seH ar lease their claims eales bill only permitted sale and that only when cash deposit was made.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
CLUM ANNOUNCES HE
 WILL RUN INDEPENDENTLY

tHc candidate of no party whatever hu; that he expects the support of re- puhhcaus as well as of the rest.
 The announcement k said to be due ga the manner in which the Gale forces conducted themselves at tl,e time uf the primaries. when no expedicut Was ignored. provided it helped their ends.
 The coutcsting delegations left for
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
CLOSING OUT
 RETAIL SALE

We Hiu close our retail business at Noma May l. continuing our general stores at Solomon and Dickson on a still larger scale During the next len days until May i've will clear our shelves at aur Nome store of the balance of q large Arst-class stock al prices even lower than those which made Special Sale for past two months sn popular Now is your last chance Co get really low prices.
 Best Potatoes (with s4 cash
 order other groceries) 20 lbs. st.oo Carnation Milk Iwith g. cash
 order other groeeries) per case 4.s5 Golden Gate Baking Powder. lib. .25 A R H ER. EWiN & C O. AR C H E R. EWlN 6 C O.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
BIG DOG RAGE STARTS
 TOMORROW AT4P. M.

The first team in the race to Hot Springs and return will start tomor- TOW, Thursday, afternoon at | o'clock. and intervals of r. minutes will be placed betWen the start of each team.
 The start will take place from the corner of Steadman avenue. near the building of the Alaska Banking X Safe Deposit Co. so that a straight run out of town will be provided Ii has now he2n decided to give the contestants a
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
JUDGE REID STARTS WAVE
 OF REFORM IN TANANA

streets and creeks today While there are some people as sual who believe
 that scandalous exposures will result the great majority s of the opinion
 that matters are mol anything Ike so bad as they Were painted for his hon or. Naturally. one or two cases are being pointed out as the ones aimed at but therr ie no other reasan for
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22

tuc nut-.de today. both sides breathing war Il Is almost imrussibl, to say what vll occur in Ketehikan. but there + Ha doubt that big battle Ia certain
 Eafh parties were ehcered by their respective supporters when leaving.
 Affsr clum's announcement the fight at tho convention Will be w3gcd about the other two.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
Nuggets Special serv ioe.

WASHINGTON D. = ArH
 \ aar-Hit wG1 be dspateHad HH#z= uteN to Ntuezueu. and it= nr=f Hs# VIII h., n e"mpel the Venezuelan sas# rram.ni ta permit The scua af aah.z. grams without hHarnee b-ta-H d. nt4 ensHfri fu6Ea has b.H uz= cfan tlta ths cable i- heiae uzsa fe
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
RUSSIANS RUSHING TROOPS I'D THE
 PERSIAN BORDER

"#Hz #5H=H .H= HEHE #H#-. r7s .#f ... H+r..l .. .tsf.
 #.....I#Ha #T .#=zT#s. " -HfT ..rH E....HHH rt# ...H .. =..HE fHn - ltaz=.. expected -a -ake .rH##=f#. HH.# H#H#4
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
CANADIAN PACIFIC R.R.
 DECLARES OPEN SHOP

a.a committees are constantly being H-.a A. NH probably be a war tn the
 t.e Eawpau. did uet make its Es Hf4altu autH fl had carefully OK efHnea the conditions and made i's freUartftau- fr meet every emergency.
 SAaHld the strike hr called thousands H5f r,#H1r- tei. and Inc great system rau- ter danger If being crippled for time
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
NOTICE TO PURCHASERS.

Notice is hereby given to all intend ing purchasers of The steamer Nuni- yak that there is wage debt of Sl3.- 3IS5S Of present crew.
 c. II. COULSON. Bethel, KuskokWim river. Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D e.. April a. Commissioner Gartleld submitted ta the house committee taday general coal lands bill for AIassa. whose principal clause rroyia s tHat the bona fidc haldcrs af coal lands m. combine with others whose holding are eon- tigunas, for the purpose ef operating the properties. or placing tlem in Inc hands of corporations who could d"-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
Nug5et.s speeal Service.

ttNeagEEE E r. Arra F s.#=#H# ta=H l. r.#l .uHsaas #a- u-fE.. EH- ..r -Hl .rt= +ffr HrrI.tt aHH uH=, If Str #f=er=t #tl.# alEa -# r. 4rd - eft.t..! F.. tsss a#.as, l.=... aHat,Iy
 N. .H. #ecHn.a= "i t.. .Haus ua- aas a. already begun f.Frattaus e of-a asht and u..fHl If xecu-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
WARSHIP WILL 50
 TO VENEZUELA

.zaa... at asp...l#-a a=a lt u.s- sut ty Hast. Eus. [" his a=.fHa#z#t If NazH.aataa #4ap hran ===H.a #Ht =ss.H##z... E Hz4sf4H
 H citations Hazas.# fE t#a eaHH-
 -.rIaa-. #Er.as# uf course. aH =Hr-H#.u= raa=H.e #=4,- tH. 1=.- at HfHz#r- H0n- 6r.##sr .HHrt If Ht#Ha
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
WAIVED 100 DOGS.

The Carson Kennels. of Norton bay. has fine quarters for 100 dogs for the summer months. Every care given. Rates and further particulars upon in- quiry to N. NJ. Carson. Norton bay.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
Nuggets Special s.rvree.

TELLS. Ap# 22.-fhc t-us-aH -tt= crnment is uaW rushing uuoIs -u .#a Persian border te saze tlzH detlEEn...zz- oi soldiers tbtf has been surrounded by brig3ad- #nd tae commander
 the relref raftz has rres==.d H='H-- tioa tD =I=it vengeance oH fhs #e..==
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22

this than the usual desire to appear knowing.
 | Is already rumored that one or tive quiet marriage eermeuies Nill be performed al once. However that may be Il is certain that : quarter of th. rumors would d big volume f printed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22

The great sale at simson Bros. still continues 10 draw large crowd, and it was found necessary this sfternon to put on four more salesmen, making total of twenty. Greater bargains than ever can now be had
 6latz Weiner Beer at tn. Bank.
 Granite Mining Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
CARROLL STARTS
 WORK
NORTH COAST LlGHTERAGE CO GETTING READY FOR BIG
 SPRING RUSH.

Superintendent John Carroll Hs~ be gun the work of preparing tho lgLtars etc of the North Coast LleHt.rlge company for Che bis spring rush
 Men Wers set goias uveThuHHa tz# big barEes. tho machinery. the f--Hs tfsl everytfiue else yesterday, anal rae immense Tsnt will =aoa he ready fHr h iein,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
DOCTOR SAYS WILLIS
MAY RECOVER

Dick Willis. who received serious m- ternal injuries yesterday while work ing on claim at Solomon. has been brought to Holy Cross hospital. Dr. Chace. who is in attendance says he has good chance to recover.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
LETTER WRITER WANTED.

Nll In. nelsni l.l4 aldf.--.. t eaHnH#eftl##. -isn.d #e.sizeH ta s.r district atteaaE pleas, cali af th i- taet aaaa.as- a1las and -aa4r a proofs l rIer t.at alIutraa. .t... Hae ha atEeu
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
POSTAL
 DEFICIT
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 WASHINGTON. n, April 2e- The postal deficit for the present year amounts to s15ooo.Ooo. The deficit is due to the attempt 10 give outlying sections like Alaska. etc. mail serv- ices which cost far more than the amount of revenue coming to the post office department from such sources
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
Nuggets Special serv ee.

FAIRBANKS. April a2-N ajor Cum came out this morning With the an- nnuncemcut that hc will ba an ind s- pendent candidate at the coming elec- ton for delegate from NHsst to con gross.
 The announcement includes ,hs
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
TURNER SERVES
 NOTICE OF APPEAL

raa Taaea .difor If ta- iHIu-t Wark.r ha-sl- Hard 500 daI e.sfs bv Iudea Fuller for uheI ha~ -... q reeiee af a1 a fem the verdict
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
Nuggets Special Service.

FAIRBANKS. April eo.-Judge Reid caused sensation here today. when. in his charge te the grand jury. he asked that an investigation be made into the question of illegal cohabita- tion in the district.
 The request of the jHdgo k the most important topic of conversation on the
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
MAIL ARRIVES

Thr 1ntsidr mali arrived this mar1- ing at u'eIaeh II eaH-iStess of Isa pounds If drst-cIa~- aHd 256 pou If @ccunl-cIa-e
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22

Yes. the Nugget Express does freighting to the beach line from Lit tie to Irene creek daily. Phone Nugget office. Main 4s
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22

', ipP them.
 The combucd properties must mol. however. exceed in total extent 5fo acres
 The hil also provides that maivi- duaJ- er corporations can purchase ur Huse 2561 acr,# the sale Irire ta he 3lu am acre
 Balinger Speaks. SEATTLE. April 9t-ttN- Commis-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22

A. B. C., Lemp's, and Red. White and Blue bottled beer at "The North. ern." g cents a bottle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22
LADIES. ATTENTION.

The French Laundry ie n4w ready to take lacc curtains
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22

Largest Billiard and Pool Room in Alaska at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22

Go to the North Pole Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house In town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22

High Grade Imported and Domestic Cigars at the Board Of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22

Granite Mining Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-22

Granite Mining Candles are the bes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
jamestown PILGRIMAGE
Interesting Exercises to be
Held on the Island. Wed
nes6ay, May 18th.

The Association for the Preserva-
ton Of Virginia Antiquities viii make
It's annual pilgrimage TO jamestown
Island on May Il. when the restored
church VII be decorated with appro
pirate ceremoaicx.
Great changes have taken place on
the little island In the past year, ana
the, spot which has always been one
oS The deepest interest ss the nrst set
tlcment Of the English race in Amer''
On has been much bcauiiied and has
taken On great additional historical
value on account cf the memorial
buildings and monuments erected
there.
jamestown Island vas naturally the
chief point of iaicrest In Virginia IN
the Exposition year-Ie"7. ard many
solemn memorial services we're hefd
these and o number OF BEAUTIFUL me-
MORALS unveiled.
In Nay u. 1891. mos: impressive
ceremonies we're held on the island 10
commemor,fe the moth anniversary
Of tho founding Of the hrst English
sstfleReut On America. Hon- James
Bryce. British smbsssador to The uni.
ted states wss &c % the speakers.
and IA gay vss n every eay . sss-
siAcast 60.
n Nsaissas sscsssy u Colonial
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09

them graveIy to his millionaire guess.
but what am I to do with these:
the guest demanded. hi ding the
boots awanardly in his lap beside his
cup. ~
"Ysaye smiled vsndictiveiy anu
flung his long lock behind his ear.
In Nice he said. you asked me
after dinner to play for you. NO"
I ask you to mend these boots Tor
me. Each to his trade. you know.