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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-12
RHEA TO BE INDICATED
BY JOINT COMMITTEE
viii Hand in It's Report to the Leois.
lature Tcnight-Judee to be
Confirmed.
(snecial TO Tho Daily pross ,

I'll
RICHMOND, VA. Feb. li.--Whilc
hundreds of eager and anxious ner-
sonal friends of Judge William +.
nnea' OF lristol awaited their verdict
'ne House and Senate joint commit
Zee on combinations tonight debated
Tor three hours and d halr among
themselves over the evidence In tho
investigation. rnrnortlng TO show
cause why the Bristol judge should
not he seated as member of the
state corporation commission.
AZ the conclusion of the commit
tees hearing, no report was forth
coming but il was r;lit ny The chair
man. Captain Thomas s. Wise. of
| bedford. that the only reason WHY n
verdict had not been reached was on
account Of the absence OF Tyson Tan
ney, of King William. member OF
| the committee. The chairman fur
Their said that a report would be made
as soon rs Tanney could he present.
Janney was called nome several DAYS
/ ago and has informed the committee
that he will he on hand tomorrow.
IL is almost assured that the COM
mittees' report will be made tomor-
row night AMI that II will be unani-
nous for confirmation and yindication.
The positive statement OF the chair
man that the committee was ready to
report, ana the statement of many
members of the general assembly who
have been In consultation with the
members of the committee Is the best
authority for he statement that Judge
Rhea will be vindicated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-12
TRAGEDY KILLED W0aAA'S HUSBAND
He Was Michael c. Mcdonald Who
Was Wealthy and influential Poll.
,cian of chicaeo-He Left Bulk of
Ais Estate to Widow Though She
Was Under Indictment.
(py Associated pressl

CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. ll.-Mrs.
Dora Mcdonald. who has been on
Trial since January on the charge
OF numbering Webster Gucrin. was
acquitted by n jury in the Criminal
Court tonight. Tho verdict was
reached after six and Il hal. hours OF
elaboration. the jury having retired
at one o'clock this afternoon.
The defendant. who Ii the widow of
Michael c. Mcdonald formerly a po-
litical leader in Chicago, received the
verdict without apparent emotion.
During the trial she had frequently
collapsed and on several OCCASIONS the
ease had been interrupted in order
that she might receive medical atten-
ZION.
Tonight. however, she was the least
moved OF any of the people connected
With the defense, her attendant bein..
80 overcome that Mrs Mcdonald was
compelled TO try TO quiet the woman.
AAiter Mrs. Mcdonald had been dis
charged she was taken to a hotel BY
relatives. 1t was announced later
that she will retire to n sanitarlun,.
Despite her nervous and physical
condition during the trial aud the
months following the tragedy, no hint
OF n possible attack of insanity was
offered by the defense at the trial
Story Of the Crime.
Webster S. Gurin was shot and
killed in his studio in the Omaha
building. on La Sale and Van Buren,
avenues. February 81. 1907.
Mrs. Mcdonald was alone with him
when the tragedy occurred and WAS
charged with the murder. Her hus-
band and Leopold Freeman. president
OF the Champion Chemical works.
signed bail bond for her after her in
dictment. March 03. 1907.
The shock of the tragedy proved
disastrous 10 Mcdonald and he died
August .. 1907, after an Illness Of sew
cral weeks.
His fortune was lett TO the accused
woman and his tSo sons, one the
child of former marriage.
Special provision was made in his
will for Mrs. McDonald's defense and
the instrument was attacked In court
by his former wife, Mrs. Mary Nc
Donald. from whom he had obtained q
divorce. The suit Is still pending.
Ii developed at the trial just con-
cluded, that Gurin and Mrs. Dora Me-
Donald had been more or less init
mate for almost ten years. their re-
lations having begun when Guerin was
less than II years old. The state as
serted that Guerin had attempted to
dissolve these relations and that he
woman shot him in jealous rage.
The defense attacked Guerin's char
acter, asserting that he had systema
tically hiackmailed Mrs. Mcdonald for
years and offered evidence tending to
show that he had attacked her in his
studio on the day of the tragedy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-12
TORPEDO FLOTILLA TO
TAKE a TRIP SOUTH
Hornets of the Sea Now Anchored in
The Roads Going to Florida for
Practice.
an Assoclatcd Press !

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Feb. IL
Another torpedo boat fotilla is to
make II journey South but II will 20
only as far as ST. Ioseph's bay, Fla.
1t will be made up of the Porter. Tin
gey, Blakely. belong and Thornton.
These vessels are at Hampton Roads
and Will leave there next week. re-
turning North about May /. While nj
st. Joseph's Bay, the crews will in
dulge in tactical drills, exercised and
target and torpedo practice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-12
Women Autd Drivers not Wanted

SAVANNAH. GA. Feb. li.-At 4
meeting OF the executive committee
OF the Savannah Automobile Club to-
day the request of Mrs. Joan Newton
Cuneo. III Richmond, Va, to drive n
ear in the main event OF the automo-
bile races here March is and 10. was
denied. The committee took the po-
sition that 1t did not care TO cstab-
fish such an innovations
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-12
-Four Members Of Board Of Alder.
msn Kill The Water
Rese|uI Lon.
EARNEST DISCUSSION OF NATTER
Mr. Walker Contends That Passage Of
Resolution Could Do No farm and
Might Result in Good, But Messrs.
Read Davis and Robinson Disagree
with Him.

rour members OF tho hnnrd or .,
derinen killed Tho million Jo,,a ~ az
Issue proposition last ni.ht "on"
ton TO concur In the resolmt,o, a,,,
cd By the common counci, ,.n vp'
ar ia WIN M ciSht members
An earnes, d,.o,,s-
reading ar M, r',., ~ua.,oh ,o''owod the
ter was dIsmosa., put the mat
time. scnra VI "i'hont loss OF
citizens win niu,e wen known
the dIscussio, ,o sa.hered TO hear
hour after tha ,,.o, ua. OF me hnii an
order wy ''e'"hE was called to
MI 81
me text OF the resolution In i,ricf
a n az IoIows; The fire department
Mu,cr committee was Instructed
~ ,ml,hre INTO the ndvisabilty ann
,v"S'pi'ity OF The city owning water
,u n.y. anu IN the event II SHOULD be
, ,uulu ADVISABLE and feasIbeN TO own
ma'sr WORKS, 10 prepare and have IRE.
aunWu w tne legislature q bill author
nno S, me CITY TO issue bonds FOR ST.
sy =, me proeeeds OF which, should
~ shNea.eh water works or some
''",r pupilc ntiiity.
Wa'kcr supports iheanure.
Waiker, VINO was The patron of
, na oriEihai resolution for which the
49, Was substituted. moved tina.
W.. poiru CONCUR In the action of the
.'".'on couhcll. Mr.. Weston second
We MOTION 'hen the debate fol-
W. Wniker, urging tho passage OF
resolution, declared that he
" u'ihesilatingly vote against q,
~ many safeguards had not been
s'o''u re called attention to the
~, .nht niter the isaue had been
"'uo''Eeu by the legislature. the
,ina nuu 70 be passed upon by the
hsw.e anu ny sne couhcii again before
''ar7 rouio pe Issued.
IL, tosau spoke vigorously In oppo-
,.t son 10 me measure. He said that
"cn ,his hiitter was flrst brought up
ne 'pposed ~ because he thought II
m"s S'ep IN the dark. and that he
va opposing u again for the same
.ynson. lie deciared that he favored
. me omn'hg' or all public utilities by
.ne cry. put mat careful inyestiga-
.' un sho"iu precede any step In that
u'reotioh. In answer to MIR. Walkers
'e"',enl VI regard To the safeguards
p'osiueu w the resolution. he said
,na' ne qua mol propose to leap into
we u"rA ana commit blundcr sim
Ply because somebody else might
80, MN up IN mat Diunder. The
peop'e; MI, READ went on to say. de-
penu iarseiy upon the councilman to
a'lciiu 10 such matters ana the pas
shse ol the resolution practically
mould commit me council to the bond
issue. III closing MIR. Head called at
.on'ioh 10 tne money market condi-
ZION and sad tnat II was foolish to
'nlN ABOUT miihon dollar bond issue
VIZ wnei ~ tie cry had not yet sold the
Siou,VuV worth or bonds authorized
sohie u.ne ago ior street paving.
~ Wou'o De very NICE, BUT"
Mr, - .. DAVIS said that, while 1t
WOULD De very nice Tor me city to own
~. ,ts Wilt ,,, wo,NS, ne did not believe
.ne niiiiioii doiiar proposition was
.e"sioie ana ior 'hat reason proposed
10 so,e hsaihst ~; lie Went on 10 say
". Ina. ne WINS Sonhaeht that tne eoun
". oouiu r ,,a me rates Oh 'he wa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-12
Schooner in Distress.
(BY AssOciated Press.

NORFOLK. VA, Feb. 1.-THE Tug
Rescue, of the Merritt Chapman
Wrccking Company. tonight went to
the assistance OF the schooner VIII
liam w. Converse. in distress and
ashore of Ocracokc Inlet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-12
No Result in Kentucky.
NV AssOcIated Press

FRANKFORT. KY. Feb. 1.-THE
ballot for United States senator today
was again without result. The vote:
Beckman Go; Barcley 50; Allen /;
Watterson 1; Wheeler Campbell s.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-12
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1905

SOY amending sections ITO ana iaO oi
the Constitution. so rs to permi,
county and city heasurcrs ana com
missioners OF revenue. when elected
by the people. succeed themselves.
Upon motion of Senator llalsey. the
resolutions to the Same import tina,
had been adopted ana sent over by
TIC House were substituted for the
Senate measures. and were both pass
od by lnrgc maJorlties,
Senator koe2ell opposed the resolu-
lions. urging that the same matters
had been thrashed ont in the consti-
tutional convention. and that instru-
mcnt should he given II fair trial be-
fore amendments,
R. F. s. p. Repeal Bill.
The House today decided to make
] o'clock tomorrow MS the hour for
considering Senate bin No. 81 ana
TO be the continuing order until dis.
posed Of
This is the much talltod.of Rich
mond. fredericksburg and Potomac
repeal ISL, ana from the expressions
OF opinion on the floor OF the House.
debate Will be short. ana the measure
VIII he dlsposcd OF tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-12

Fair and warmer Wedne sday,
Thursday rain. with continued
high tempo atures and gen.
efnl thaw; light variable winds
booming freeh southeast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-12

(continued on Fourth page.l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-12

THE DAILY PRESS is the
only newspaper published in
Newport News that receives the
full news report Of the Asso.
ciated Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
TALK or THE TOWN.

Tonight at the opera house, THE
Isle Of Spice
Don't look any further for girls
coat, but 70 70 Pe1ry's
The r. h. Cate Real Estate company
has some new real estate bargains in
its advs
school Days and Sec Saw" the big
song hits, at l5c copy. Averill Music
company.
There will be meeting Of the North
End Debating club, Friday evening at
1880 o'clock.
The Rebekahs will hold progressive
whist party in Odd Fellows hall Satur-
day evening.
Meeting OF the Methodist choir To-
night at o'clock sharp. A full attend
ance Is desired.
Daily arrivals Of fresh-caught halibut,
haddock, cod, pike. salmon and herring
at the City fish market.
Mrs. +. G Gould and son, Stedman,
OF Palmer, Mass, are visiting her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. G. G Conner.
GiIbertsons orchestra will furnish mu-
sic for the Ebony minstrels' dance March
2 and the public il invited to get on
de gospel raft
~. ..r,..;o.. p,...,, III, u -
wv ssen 80 ~ ~ $500 II
,7 '1 = siosa go INNS - Nv
- n wv 'u 81 pi'sss AVN' 'i'sh'
piA'Ss ~ aho ~
There viii be 4 social dance at Miles
ball, Graniteville, Friday, February rs,
from to II o'clock Batcheldef's or
chestia will furnish music; so cents
per couple.
-. .4;, s f,a,,4a v;.4.n
sni', & i l1,I = $3.50 ssis.vA sin.o,'
isg e WI % = 49, IN si'i o.ln 1919 thls
~ "a ~ 4s, 49, s - oL;,a iss s''sae
~ soVu as.sn 49, N, w ~ 49, g
ny inspsests gl's 'o.s ~ y p sSs 49,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
CHILDRENS' COATS.

These Goats are sorted out in lots as
advertised last week, only we have filled
UP some lots from the grade above 70
close
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Hannah Palmer Of st. Adams re-
Gently visited her son J. II. Palmer VINO
resides here.
Miss Cora Bliss has returned from a
two weeks visit TO Riehford, where ner
father resides
AIr. and Mrs. II. ]. Holman returned
from Waterbury on Monday where they
had been for two weeks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
A. p. Abbott O. CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New goods at Perry's.

New goods at Perry's.
The pictures change at the Thestori-
UNI to-day.
Leave your order or Lenox incubator
oil at Smith & Cumings'.
Newest music, lowest prices, 10 cents
for all the best ones. Ayerill Music GO.
The 1.-TWO Orphans" can only be seen
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the
pavilion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
polishers. Notice!

Special meeting Polishers' branch, 6.
C. /. A., in their hall, Nichols block. on
Friday evening, Feb q, at Z o'clock.
Let al members be present; important
business.
w. G. Pirie. Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
Cash DISCOUNT.

Red Stamps are the same cash discount
for paying cash
1t is the up to date plan.
Unreasonable as it sounds, nearly everybody
gets cash discount but those who do pay cash
Trade by the month at store and when the
bill is paid very likely box of candy is given
But the customer who pIanks the cash down
every time purchase is made, gets no candy.
Don't you see how it is.
The red stamp is candy to those who deserve
Merchants buying at wholesale Get cash
discount from one to six or more per cent depend
ing on whether it is groceries OF dry goods.
The cash discount varies in different lines Of
goods but there Is some discount in every line
Cash customers buying retail are entitled
to il too.
Hence the red stamps,
You deserve them and we give them freely
So 90 worth with one pound Baking Powder.
So 90 worth with one pound 6Oc Special
Tea
$500 worth with one pound CSC Special
Coffee.
Come in and see what splendid premiums
belong to cash purchasers.
81 90 worth of Red Stamps free to start a
81. 50 worth extra, besides those given regu-
larlv if you make purchase of SOC or more Saturday
Do your trading Saturday at our store and get
the extra Red Stamps
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
wILLIAMST0wN.

There win be 4 special convooation d
Charity chapter. No. ga, q +. NJ, att
Masonic hall, Monday evening, March
4. 1908. All members are requested Il
b. present as there is degree work an !
refreshments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
Lot No. 2 al Sf.98.

There are only few Coats left in
this lot and they are IN sizes from l
To years. The materials are silk bear
ana crushed velvet These are exccp-
tional values at Sl.es.
There are also few White silk Bear
Coats in this lot in and 3 year sizes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
c. l. U. Delerates. NoticeI

a regular meeting OF the Central Ia
Dor union Of Barre and vicinity will be
held in Nichols block on Friday evening,
February %, at 1880 O'Clock. James
Nutch, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
Lot No. a at 1898.

This lot has Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Goats Of unusual worth, but We
want the money; thus the price, 1898
II yon would look these Coats over
yon could realize the values in these
full-lined Coats at 1898.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
CHILDRENs' AND MISSES COATS,
Lot No. 3 at S2.aS.

There are some good values left in
this lot, both in the plain cloth Coats
and the heavy Scotch mixed goods. The
cloth is worth double what we ask for
the Coat, s2es
There are couple Of Ladies' Coats
in this lot. Coats that sold for s6.75.
now s2.os.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28


Tie floral tributes at the funeral Of
the little daughter OF Alderman and Mrs.
McNnIty Wednesday afternoon were as
foilowss pillow from family. cross from
employees Of LeClair and McNulty, car
nations from Maeuate. Lillian and
Frances IIamel calla lilies from Gladys
aud Bernice Carroll. carnations from the
following d, b kingson, ir., Mr.. and
Mrs. " A Reilly. Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Girard. Dir. and Mrs Fred G. Canton,
Ar- and MIS-. A. T. Campbell, Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Clark. Mrs b. II. Humphrey,
Mr. and Mrs. c. j. LeClair. Miss Gladys
Carroll, Mrs A. Barclay, Mr.. ana Mrs.
John Dineen, Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Pc
russo Mrs J Jones and Mrs. Roakes Of
Montpelier, Mrs. Marion Clark, Miss Fla.
zel Antilles. ar and Mrs. p. J. Leahy.
Alr. and Mrs e. ] H0wes. Miss Nellie e.
Murphy and Brook street school grade
3; carnations and roses. Robert Murphy
aud Annie Carroll pink roses from
faangfllne Russ, roses from Miss Flora
Murphy carnations and iouquiis from
AR. and Mrs Martin AleMahon. roses
and carnations from Frank Brown and
Thomas Ganl carnations ana i0nduils
from Mr. aud Mrs W. G. Quinien. ear.
nations and roses from Air. and Mrs.
Fred Bruce. roses and carnations from
IN and Mrs Henry Rules. roses and car
nations from Mrs. a.. r. karney and
Mrs d. II. White.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28

There win be mass meeting at the
opera house Sunday evening at 1880.
ZION. Frank Plumley Of Mortified will
deliver an address
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
A n ABBOTT CO. IA P ABBOTT & CO IA r ABBOTT & co.
lThe Daylight Store
Would You Like to Buy as Good or Better Than
Two Dollars Worth Of Goods for One Dollar?

the will Winter The MAX
Misses and Ladies Winter What have left
less than half price and which will buy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
LADIES' AND MISSES COATS.
bod M. S al S4.o8.

This lot is What We have left Of our
$1,000 and $500 new Coats, also two
Coats that sold for $500 in misses
and young ladies' sizes. Coats that are
lined throughout and are extra values
al the regular price TO close at S4.os.
Lot No. 6 at S6.98.
This i lot Of Goats that have been
among our best selling Coats at sl400.
and $1,000, ii blacks and colos, now,
your choice NJ s6oa.
There are few Ladies' Short Coats
IN this lot at s6.9s.
We also have a few fur coilared Coats
We are now selling ut hall price to
close.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
Lot No. / al csc.

Only three Children's Small Garments
left IN this lot. These are the astra
chan and eiderdown Coats. We're S2.1S.
Also two Young Ladies Coats in size
l2 and Ia years, not this seasons Coats,
but extra values at 9Sc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-10
Vani u of Man,
Female Tongues
Shook a Nation

LONDON, March 10.-Er gland know s
now how the Times secured its wonder
full scoop" on the correspondence be
tween the Kaiser ana First Lord Of the
Admiralty Lord TweedmOuth concern
ing England's naval estimates.
Tweedmou-h himself was uninten-
tiOnally responsible for II. He was so
proud, he coufesses, OF being in per
sonal correspondence with Wilhelm that
he couldn't resist showing the iatter's
communications TO all the women menu
bers Of his family. Of course enjoining
the strfctest secrecy upon them.
The women in turn, told all their
women friends how intimate his lord
ship and the Kaiser had become, warn
ing them as Lord Tweedmouth had done
to say nothing about Women who
learned the facts in this way passed
them along in strict confidence to other
women and to their husbands, fathers
and brothers ana the news finally reach
ed 1.-The Thunderer."
Through just what channel 1t got to
the paper is uncertain. but the man
uer in which IL did so is no longer a
secret. Lord Grey was the only man,
except Tweedmouth, who actually saw
the letters.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-10
GIRL DISAPPEARS.
POLICE IN SEARCH
OF MISSING MAN
Mother Thinks Pretty
Italian Is Still in
the City.

Washington's Little Italy is up in arms
again. Tor smother beautiful olive
skinned girl is strangely missing from
her home and the girls parents &C
cuse one of their own countrymen with
having abducted her.
The girl is RaneaIe Tavarozzo. six
teen years old, daughter of Joseph Ia
varozz0, of 129 Shots alley. She has
been missing since February IS. but It
was not until today that the police were
asked TO look for her.
In connection with the girls disap-
pearanCe, the police are endeaVOTiUg 10
locate AgostinO De ZiGeorga. who. IL
Is thought, may have some knowledge
of her present whereabouts The police
believe the girl Is still In Washington.
RaHeale was formerly employed in a
tailor shop on q street northwest The
girl mother says that GOldie CrOm-
FORD, of 1910 Duncan street northeast,
told her that a man came TO see Raj
teale at the tailor shop on the day she
disappeared The mothers story, which
she has gathered by talking with her
daughters friends. is as follows:
THIS man and my daughter had a
at the tailor shop she sat down and
cried She cried so hard that she
Couldn't work. so she put on her things
and went out That is The last anyone
has seen Of her
Last night / met a rnan I'm front Of
my house who told me my daughter
VAS still in Washington. He said she
vas Better taken care of than when
she lived at home, but he wouldn't tel
ne where she was stopping"
Last WetG the Italian colony was
stirred up over the disappearance OF
ANTONIO Dambr1sia, sixteen years Old
and d. PietrO UgO, twenty-se zen. The
gI-l was located two days later and
Saturcsv Ego save himself up 10 the
police. The same afternoon the couple
were married and the romance came q
a happy elimination.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-10
Poor John Is Sad
Because Employers
Are So Very Stern

John Petrosh was a butler.
He may still be a butler but that has
naught 10 do with this tale. Here viii
he related only how John tried 10 get an
extra S35. He felt II was due him. even
If his livery did hang idly on the wall
and the frolicsome little moths played
hide-and- seek between the brOadcloth
and the satin lining.
But he didn't get H. Alas, this is a
cruel world.
John was employed on January 10 as a
butler by Perry Belmont. the million
aIre clubman. OF 1901 Sixteenth street
northwest. and for a while all was well.
Seventy dollars p month was good pay.
the board was fine, and the beautiful
spring would soon be here. Twas a
good berth.
OF the routine Incident TO house man
agement, longing for the open air. John,
according To Wilton J. Lambert, Mr..
RelmOnts attorney, was wont 10 make
excuI sions from the house without per-
mission. Thereon hangs this tale.
He was discharged for that reason on
February J. but demanded full
months pay. He didn't get il. So he
consulted William Jennings Bryan, an
attorney. The namesake of the silver
tongued orator Of the West advised
suit So suit was brought. on with the
dance.
Judge Samuel c. Mills was sitting on
the bench when the case came up IN me
Justice OF the Peace Court
The Justice thought deeply. but il was
necessary TO think but a short time. He
rendered a verdict for the defendant.
and the hopes of John Petroski. the but
Ter fell The mirage Of the $50, which
he claimed. disappeared, and instead
there was the background Of that cruel
world again.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-10
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