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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-01-16
Wise Counsel from the South

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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-01-16

"Mrs. Chauffeurly is always running
down people when go out with her in
her auto"
Doesn't she ever get arrested?'
mo, they can't arrest you for gossip
ping, can they"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-01-16
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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-01-16

'In the matter of that property set
Element, Mrs. Jones treated you mean
ly, didn't she?"
Il should say sol Why, she couldn't
have treated me any worse if she had
been member of my own family"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-01-16
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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-01-16

"Have you inquired whether your
prospective son-in-law's title is genu-
ine?"
NO." answered Mr. Cumrox, "he
has very graciously refrained from
evincing any curiosity as to whether my
money is tainted"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-01-16

THE idea, " exclaimed Miss Passey,
"the idea of Mr.. Hoamley asking me if
/ couldn't learn to love him.
why not?" demanded Miss Pert.
lone is never too old to learn"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-01-16

The man who makes Roman candles
is hermit worker, laboring day after
day in rudely constructed hut with his
nearest fellow-workman too far away
to be injured by explosions.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-01-16

ETHEL has gone over to the church to
pray"
''To pray? What for?''
"For her husband, of course"
why, she hasn't any!"
81 know it. A"
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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-01-16

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an even 1000.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-01-16

He-I suppose you visited all the
points of interest while you were
abroad?
She-No. We were SO busy address,
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-01
ARIZONA DELEGATES VIII
pttSiI STATEHOOD PLANK

Doueias, ArizY June 50; -B 4,
Packard OF this city. head on fi1c Arf.
IONA delegation Of the democratic ma
tiOnal convention 1T Denver. am
nonnced today that he win Introduce
a resolution favoring statehood, as
follows.
we recognize that Arizona ana
New Mexico each pnasesses ample
population. wcalth and intelligence 70
maintain and successfully carry on
state government, therefore, we urge
that The bills now pending IN congress
TO enable them separately to form
state governments be- Immediately
enacted into law.
The Arizona delegation win also
favor strong pianse IN the Platform
approving the continuation Of govern
ment reclamation projects In the arid
districts Of the west and also the poll
Icy Of the government IN preserving
western forests 80 thai the water aup-
ply may be conserved.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-01

vents In the street with her daugh-
ter and a R%oyerness. but the party
were swept away BY q sudden rush
Of the mob and somewhat roughly adj
dressed and handled by a policeman
who supposed they were ~suffragettes.
Mrs. Asquith then disclosed her
identity and the policeman escorted
her to safety in the hotei. She after
ward expressed her strong disapproyal
Of the methods Of the militant suffra-
gettes. Tho premier himself loft par
Lament on foot and passed nnrecog-
niz@d. although there were enormous
crowds around parliament Scenes OF
the greatest disorder were enacted,
but 4 y estimated thar not than
s per cent OF those gathered IN par
lianent square were women,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-01
HARP FIEHT oN
INJUNCTION PLANK
DEMOCRATIC PLATFA ~

(C0ntlnnca from page ~ column 81
Bryan 10, Johnson 2. non-eommittal
an
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-01
THINKS THAW
PROPERLY IN
MATTEAWAN
NO DOUBT OF PRISONERS
MENTAL UNS0UNDNESS
President Of ew York Lunacy
Commission Approves Decree
Remaining Young Murderer
TO Madhouse,


Albany, n. T., June s0,--Dr. Albert
Warren Ferris. president Of the state
commission IN lunaey, IN q statement
made pbhlic today on tho mental con
dition % Marry *. Thaw, slys that
there u SOME difference Of opinion as
10 the form Npf Thnw'a Insanity but
those VIII fnSe studied his case agree
.that lt 81 h9mioidai
Dr. Ferrisl snys That "for the safety
~ tic enmRnunlty patients with MT
Thaws hereditary faint. with his long
history ~ 3aicntal alienation and With
his instability OF mental poisc ard
demol&trated homieidal impulse,
should be cared for IN O hospital for
people % his mental class ana the
commit lify should not be subjected ~.
ltho re Of experiments entered upon
from b influential reasons,
ma .eawan is not a penal institii
tionH tys the statement IN part TN
fortur g sick people who are cared
for n ~ are not punished The in
stituii . was established for the care
OF IN, insane committed on orders Of
court 81 criminal jurisdiction, for
HfAHNi A'HNiAffN " I'AfN NlHh'F VI
misdt ranut tnui %fei1baj berefsiagI
insane while undergoing sentence.
aud g. 0 fer keeping criminal insane
person who cannot be cared for
where here "a NO hospital
TheAerm brain storm" Is not seien
tliie Ca elegant and should not be
used insane cases. The outbreaks
OF ar overnable fury or the intervals
durinf which a patient suffering from
perio SAL insanity. Yields to his inn
pulse come without p%remonitory
symp ms ana az varying periods
MI Ferris espresso himself as
please with the decision Of Supreme
Court Justice Bowling. denying the
appli, itlon To- have Thaw committed
elsew ere thar 60 Matteaw van He de-
eiares That 1haw's experts at his see
ond t.ial proved to the satisfaction
of Justice bowling apparently that
Mr. 1haw was afflicted with n consti-
tntional affection which viii not term
mate Ina recovery They Laid the foun
dation FOR tho belief that he g. a per-
mancnt victim of periodical Insanity
According to their arguments he may
recover from Isolated attacks and IN
ter the ntfmal state. but uutortun
atcly the slightest cause VIII reproduce
the disease.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-01
mSUFFRACETTES RIOT
IN LONDON
Hour Skirmish With Po-
lice in Unsuccessful Attempt
to Get Within Voice Range
of Parliament.

10y MoAAtth bNAfAAA RiNNtHt EfN
London juno a0-Contrasted With
the recent orderly aud impressive
|sunragctte demonstrations. todaNs
demonstration was "a comparative fall
ure ana calculated rather to injure
.thnn advance the cause IL vas intend
.ed 10 serve. Nnibing like The num-
her of ~sunragettcs anticipated APP
.pcarcd ON the scene. and the AFFAIR
seemed tu lack a definite plan and Or
ga~nizatlun. The rrul leaders la the
attack on the house OF commons in
fact remained behind az CiNton hall.
.rcscrying themselves as they now ex-
plain, for another projected invasion
lot parliament on Thursday The po-
.lice. nl"vated and ON foot. we're IN
strong force in the vicinity Of parlia-
.mcut aud for two OF three hours
that nciehhorhood was the seems Of
riots a skirmishes through the ef-
forts uf The sunrogettes to break
through the Gordon and reach the
lobby OF the house Of commons. Num-
|erous rusrs and DISCUSSES were en-
'pinyrd for this purpose. but acme suc-
ce'aod. aud Iva the end numbers Of
the women were arrested. Including
TIVE bold spirits Who drove In cabs
% Downing street ANA threw STONES
aua smashed the windows Of the pre-
mirff fesiHcnce. and others who char
Tered boats ON abe rhamcs and tried
a. ~hartneue the ncnttefS OF thu house
On me ierrace through mcgaphnncs
Nfs Asquifh and her daughter.
Atehed the egenea from the baiconx.
pf a hotel overlooking Parliament
l~aGuare
Mr tstuaA hal been watching
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-01

Jury oil death by the fact that q mys'
tefioue fate had inst caused him e
walk to the rear end az the train witt
his lantern. He had just settled him
xelf IN Il seat when the shock, o.
rather three terrific shocks camc ~
Instantly bracIng himself with nv
feet against the opposite seat, was
not even bruised. He immediately
rushed 10 the front ~ the train where
q scene OF wreck and ruin conirenten
him. Ii hi probably owing 20 the fore
sight es Conductor Frost that Sirc
was nuf ndand 10 the other horrors q
the wreck. Crawling into the wreck
aye Nj. Frost found the stumps Of the
burned plling still red hot, and smok
the of the hiaze which nae
destroyed the bridge. The latter was
nineteen feet III length. across q GAP
in q six foot FIJI. The fact that there
was no flame Or smoke 70 speak 81
ana tte probable fact that the rails
across the gap still hold the fishplates
kept the engineer and fireman from
seeing the danger even u they hau
had time Ia avoid a. The train q
lust passed over some soft track on
GLOW orders and was not going faster
than twenty five miles an honf when
he wreck occurred.
Tho engine was completely stripped
~ the crash. The cab being swept
clear orr. Tho engineer, Curran. ana
Fireman Thompson probably never
knew what happened The fireman
vas badly manglcd, the engineer be-
ing only slightly crushed. Partridge,
the passenger. also probably died M
tantl ns Indicated by a heavy cut on
on the hcaa. which undoubtedly
caused death In a moment,
eThe fact that there were at least
sozen people Ia The buffet car smok-
after dinner. makes the wreck
\, q moro remarkable, { said a pas
1909 lAai night. How al these es-
annd X 1sntb is innvpitcabie.
,rta I'll lci tina the diner was empty
.a fn,1 The winters probably also
.ss,,aa aN eater loss Of NE, Had the.
oIacn, nap, Dened at the dinner hour
IA r~aeaits IA ,uld have been frlghtful
Il ia ssid ~ az Thomas thn deaa
had leven Or eight ~thousana
,allars In me bank. bearing out me
,atemeut mads by him thai ne haa
.nourh money 10 i've on and Intended
y auit. lie seavck NJ family eNefp,
sister IN winslow Inc tanniiY oI
engineer Curran hadS recently gone "
KANSAS. sn
II il said that TliomN's had Ss"o on
II .,ers.9n when his hdN iy was round
Reynolds, the news aEeNhi, WIS pn"
~ the wfeeksRe 40 tha@' ~ eputn
,ot move ana II was with ksreat an
trultv that ~ WAS extricaf"drv
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-01
NEBRAskAN FAX0Rs NEW
yoRkER ron SECOND PLACE

Lincoln. June 30 That the Ne
braakn delegation Of sixteen ~ Tor q
New York man for vice president II
the factions from that state eau gel
together and failing Ia that FOR Judge
Gray OF peiewara. was asserted today
by a democrat high Ia the councils Of
his party IN Nebraska. This am
nouncelnent Is regarded here as al
most equivalent AZ an expression from
W }. Bryan himself.
In anticipation OF events IN Denver,
OF particular interest to Mr.. Bryan
the Western Union branch office wires
az Fairvlow win be run into a switch
board in a cottage near the Bryan
home b. Thursday AdioiEing the
cottage Mr.. Bryan has erected a large
tent for the convenience of visiting
newspaper men.
w. n. Evrrroad Of Indiana. was the
only important visitor 10 call on Mr..
Bryan today. lie earnestly argued
that John Mitchell IL the most dcsir-
able person for the vice presidential
nomination
-Mitcheil's nomination.. declared
Mr.. Evsrrond, would put Illinois, In
diana and Ohio IN the democratic coll
umn this fan and be a ciinching eNi-
dence thai the democratic party "
with the iaboring man We Wan y
good strong anu-iniunction plank and
The selection 81 the former leaders
OF the miners would speak our deep
sincerity
Mr Bfvan's Response TO this was the
same as be always gives. when cues
tious Of the kind come before him 10
gives NO Inference as 10 his preference
TOT u running mate II the Nehfasknn
has "a particular leuninE toward any
body " IA asserted by the leaders
closest friends here that Mr.. Bryan
r. keeping IL very closely 10 himself
when . correspondent mentioned
movement n iHvpr Of Francis
Burton Harrison for the vice prosl
depcy De gave no intlmauon 90 hi,
attitude. saying with a smile.
y VIII hear OF these blooms seener
or later IA they gst very loud
The front porch CT FairView g.
buli in o srmi-cirele ~ generous pro-
portions and - b. here that Mr. Bryan
receives nlosf ~ hls visitors Ht
called attention tAaay Go q China don
key perched on "a small table. explain
ing with q laugh. mat Dc did not want
the noble emblem left 10 an Egyptian
bazaar and 90 broush; q home.
"Hut you have a couple Of dragons
on the steps outside remarked a tis-
iuar- what are they7"
~They are conservatives aid AT.
lrgnn.
AR. Bryan. with Mayor y " Brown
a COMPANION. sonlght went through.
nueh orieais a. are Necessary % make
fnem new msmhcfx g the tribe o. Ben
lfur. Despite tne fnmense amount Of.
Hprk sntAiled ~ the campaign. Mr..
m takes an aetiss part IN al local
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-01
HEARST LOSES
LONG FIGHT
ON MAYOR
CONTEST FINALLY ENDS IN
VICTORY FOR MCCLELLAN
10 Spend $4,000, New
York Executive Glad He Re-
sisted Claims Of His Defeat
ed Opponent.

my Morning Journal special r-assd wIre.I
New York, Jppc 30 Mayor George
y. McClelian's title 10 the office Of
mayor Of Now York was made clear
by Justice Lambert's decision In the
supreme court today when he order
ed q jury 10 render q verdict that
Mcclellan was duly elected mayor in
1905. w n. Hoarst has been contest
Ing the mayors right to the office
practically ever since the election aud
~ a result OF his charges Of fraud IN
tho original count OF the ballots the
Legislature passed. u law onabIng a
recount Attorney General w =.
Jackson then Instituted quo warranto
proceedings on behalf Of the people.
in which both Hearst ana Mayor Nc
Clclinn were named as defendants.
Tho recount left Masor Mcclellan
with Il plurality Of 2,0G5, whore upon
clarence !, Shearn, representing Mr.,
jackson. alleged mat the ballot boxes
had becn stuffed and repu"gted the
court to throw out tho entire vote Of
11g election districts ~ which he
charged that the ballots found In the.
boxes exceeded the number of regis
tered voters, This, however, was
based on M incorrect list Of voters
and when tho correct list was produce
"a today Mr.. Sllearu said that the reg
istration was greater than the poll IN
every district disnutcd. Justice Lam
berf declined 10 throw out tie com
tested districts. Mr.. Snearn then
charged that the inspectors had reg
istered an excessive number OF names
hut said he could not prove repeat
ing
The Justice then declared that the
Original u oas aa.tc - complete as
tho one made IN court ana that the
evidence showed no fraud so far as
the election inspectors were concern
lie said that if legal voters could
be- disfranchised az readily as had
beon attempted In THIS ease, this form
3f government would not endure long.
w. the Jury were to return q verdict
Mavor Mcclellan Justice Lam
bert sAid lie would Hot allow " e.
aud he ordered q verdict Ia Ca
yor Of tle mayor, which vas rendered.
rha jurors we're allowed $50 each
sat firtg One days.
Mayor Mcclellan issued . statement
onight IN whirh, after defining his
In rog,lrd 70 the recount he
that hc has hcon forced 70 pay
,ut $4,000 70 defend his title, not
nctnding counsel fees. which are still
The mayor directs attention To the
act that the result Of this enormous
Expense ana this protracted litigation
las been TO increase my to'al vote
nd diminish my plurality by about
DISPUTED ballots.
Mayor Mcclellan says that he has
10 regrets nH 60 The course be pur-
tiea and that he feels hat the con-
rovcrsy win discourage the bringing
+ election contests OF this sort IN the
He said that had he sus-
oeted that hia election was The re-
ult of fraud ne would have acted
differently. n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-01

~ocratic convention viii assemble In
this city tomorrow 70 narne a delega-
ton to the Denver committee, This
convention was originally set 10 June
f0th bat numerous waah9uis on the
railroads preoiuded the gathering on
|thaf date. with the exception ~ Sii-
yer Pow county 4 Is unrestricted, while
the Deer l4ndge delegation comes in-
|%struoted Tor Governor johnson u
|MhnnesetSs
Thc t-ief . is that the Montana
democr@ca--silt send its xix delogatea
10 GenyersFsstruoted 20 support w j..
|Rrean1gaf ke presidential nominal
|tlon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-01

The picked team fire. r the Santa
RITA, Central and Foi ayard teams
was licked at SILVER q y. the score
being seven to hfve in favor OF the
SILVER city aggregation. The lineup
Of the two teams, as they played yes
terday. was practically the same as
when they meet at Central on the
Glorious Fourth, to play before three
quarters OF Grant County for a purse
of fifty dollars.
The posters for the Fourth Of July
celebration al Central are now out
This Is the first time that Central has
ever Attempted so big a celebration
and the way they ave gone about It
and The generous manner in which
they have an subscribed to defray the
expenses Is prophecy Of success.
Among the many features of the cele-
bration are cock hghting. broncho
busting, horse racing, foot races, dance
Ing, fireworks, and a barbecue FOR
the ladies'" OF all the events on the
Central program the n looked for
ward to with the greatest interest Is
the free-for-all horse race, as there
arc in this part of the country some
very good runners and a large num-
Der of these are TO be entered.
Some time ago the roof OF the coal
here was blown off by a young
tornado and now Contractor Harlan
has "a crew OF men engaged in putting
up a more substantial structure, the
Sides OF which were not boarded no.
Tho new roof, for which a large
amount Of the old timber and CORFU
gated iron is being used, will cost
close TO 5000, tho sheds being ovar
100 feet long.
The beginning of the new fiscal year
win mean a renewal Of work here ana
the placing Of a larger number of
laborers and mechanics. A number
OF men have been laid OF during the
latter part OF this month. rs the last
years appropriations nave been spent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-01

Cruiser Prairie Sails From Panama.
Colon. June 30.-The American
cruiser Prairie sailed from here to-
day for Hampton Roads.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-01
PLANTS CLOSE
WHEN SCALE EXPIRES

Youngstown, June 20-Ail Of tho
mills operated BY the Republic Iron &
Steel company throughout the coun-
Try ceased wcrb al 40 O'Clock tonight
when thef { union agreement
and WI xpired.
Tho no Republic Iron &
steel cdhs we had one meet
ing with thc~4 mittec Of the Anal
.gamated association but il was adj
jonrned and nothing was accom-
.plisbcd. Another conference has been
-called Tor July 18th in Detroit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-01
a prvEiA1ToN.

n b : revelatinn @ peDpI", INC ~
vsre cases ~ lung trouble that haVN
been cured BY rolcy's Honey ana Iat
ii not only stops the cough but hfitis
and Strengthens the lungs. ~
punglea. Reasnor, Iowa. writesl ihg
doctor said / had e~onHlintptioV anu !
got no bstter until ] took Foly I Hon
X @@N ~ aoi,t "a my lunH they
NJ snnna ~ a buy ~
O'Rielly and co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-01
SLAIN IN
BATTLE
-Four thousand Troops to
Wage War Of Examination
Against Hostile Tdbesmen in
Sonora,


10y Morning journal special LEASED Wire.
Mexico cay. June tO.-Four in-
lisns were killed ANA three captured
in r. battle between Mexican treops
and Naaui Indians ~ ne Bacatate
mountains according 20 Information
received here today she troops In
that vicinity are pursuing three sep
|arate bands 81 the Indians
ln pursuance 81 the expressed poll
icy 10 carry en the war against ths
|Indiana with inerea-ed Nienr the soy.
lefnor Uin increase tka-.orce GA uhs
.ueid asalnst them H. tooa The Wai
D. 10 - uue Of determination, Sucf
INDIAN as 2 captured Nnl De de-
ported 10 She southsrq section 81 thl
|Qulntlrsn Rio district