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The Washington times., 1908-12-20
OPERA SINGER BEATS
BURGLAR EMPLOYE

NEWARK. y. J.. Dec. 20.-WiIliam F.
Baldwin. who says he has no home, is
in the City Hospital today as the result
OF beating he received at the hands
Of Emil Hofmann. an opera singer, who
lives here.
Hoffman,, who had recently dis
charged Bald win. surprised the man IN
his home AMI bruised him up with such
dispatch and neatness that he was IN
decided whether TO send for the police
or the hospital authorities
Finally he summoned an ambulance
and then preferred a charge Of bur
GIary against the man
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AND MRS. ROOSEVELT
ARE THE GUESTS OF HONOR
AT THE FAIRBANKS.

The Vice President and Mrs Fair
banks were hosts at dinner last even
ing, with the President and Mrs. Roose-
Welt as their honor guess A distin-
guished company was invited 10 meet
them, including the Speaker OF the House
Of Representatives and Miss Cannon.
Senator and Mrs. Philander g. Knox,
Senator and Mrs Hopkins. Judge and
Mrs George Gray Judge and Mrs An
derson. General and Mrs. Cor5in Rep
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Is Drawing Card.

Foraker is speaking in the Senate.
boys" yelled out Charley Mann, genial
House press gallery doorkeeper, the
other day. Whereat there was d mighty
exodus from the House gallery. for there
really wasn't a thing doing. After
awhile the newspaper gang came troop
oack
why didn't YOU stay?" one OF the
faithful House gang asked.
Nearly all over when we got there :
somebody stopped him soon afterwarG. 20
Nh. Foraker is going to be something
OF drawing card, however. when he
does get a clear track
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Senator Scott's Auto.

One of the speediest electric runabouts
in Washington is that which is used
daily 70 convey Senator Nathan Bay
Scott Of West Virginia TO the Capitol
Just at present the Senator is carrying
his right arm in slight. so that he is
unable TO run the machine, but ne has
a reliable chauffeur IN Mrs. Scott, who
sends the car spinning along Pennsyl-
vania at a speed that some OF the
higher powered cars do not attempt. es-
DeCially when in the vicinity Of the
ever alert bicycle policemen.
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Too Much Harmony.


Judge Powell. OF Des Moines. was be
moaning yesterday. the perfect har-
mOny which exists among Iowa Repub-
Hcans since the election Of CummIns
40 the Senate
We can't have any more fun at all
IN Iowa with all Of the stand Datters
claiming 10 be for you" he tolu Sena-
tor CumminS. Prom the amount OF
harmony that seems to be drifting
around. / am afraid the good old times
are gone forever
At the last convention which nominat-
ca Cummins for governor, delegates
were selected for their physical PROV
ess- Both the Cummins men and the
standpatters came to the Convention
with many delegates six feet or mors
in height and arms knotted With mus.
Gle. If either side had started some
thing" the resulting fight would nave
looked like a Kentucky feud.
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Omaha Sounds Good.

When Senator Norris Brown called
on Ambassador Bryce yesterday TO in
vite him TO address the Mckinley Club
in Omaha some time during the winter,
the ambassador, declared he had just
declined invitations to speak in New
York and Boston The call to Omaha,
far ont in the West. sounded good to
the ambassador and he may accept
Since he has been ambassador, he
has never gone further west than Chi
cago to make an address.
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Home for Holidays

Mrs NewbeTTy- wife or the Score
tary or the Navy. and 8IiSs Carol New
berry, left Washington yesterday for
their home IN Detroit. where they VII
spend the Christmas holidays Sec
.-etary NewberTy viii Join them on
Christmas Day. and with Mrs New
berry. viii return 20 the Capital the
following sunday Miss NeWberry
viii remain until after the New Year
Arthur Jeffrey Parsons was host AZ =
stag dinner at the Alibi Club Monday
evening in honor OF WorthingCon G.
Ford
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resentative and Mrs. Burke. the Rev
DIT and Mrs Moore. Mr- and Mrs
Meredith Nicholas. 8IT- and Mrs Booth
Harrington. 4Ir- and Mrs Stoddard, Of
New York Mr.. and Mrs Oliver. Of
PiJtsburg; Mr. and Ms Underwood
Johnson Mrs Bolton, OF Baltimore,
the Hon. Aaude Pauucefote. Miss
Elizabeth Kesn. the Hon John L Cad
walader- Homer Davenport, and James
:. Henry
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tiality. proved that both parties bought
votes at wholesale in the recent cleo
ton. The News ought to be a partisan
and suppress the facts on its own side
OF the party fence; then it would be at
least orthodox.
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The marriage of Mrs George 3.
Tooker- daughter of Rear Admiral ana
Mrs Willard II BrOwnSOu, to Lieut..
Com Charles Lincoln Hussey, [. 8.
y, viii take place tomorrow In the
home Of Admiral and Mrs. Brownsou.
on MassachU avenue The en-
EsEement OF Mrs. Tooker and Com
mander HUssey was announced last
week.
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When John DalzeH gets to the Senate
he'll discover that the Select Keepers
OF the Sacred Schedules are already
organized there, and may even conclude
that they don5 need him as a member
of the inner circle.
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For Miss Baxter.

Mss Lillian Duncan Baxter. one OF
the seasons debuJantes. was the honor
guest last evening Of Commander 3 "
Hodges at a box party at the New Ma
tionaI Theater. followed by supper At
the New Willard
Ms Baxter chaperone6 the party,
which included Hiss Mildred Fear, Miss
Wyndham Rosser, Miss Duncan, Miss
Ruth Bliss. Miss Boyd, Dr. Wright. Dr.
Tuttle, l. = A. DR.. Toulon. DR. Me
DoweIL Dr. Johnson, L. s. y. and
Chester Clark
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If a number Of these gentlemen who
are reluctantly accepting Cabinet
jobs will just stepiaside for a brief time
weII undertake TO find citizens willing
to accept without even the pretense of
reluctance
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Lectures on Persia.

4 soodly contingent Of Washington SC
ciety viii attend the first Of "a series
of five lectures by Nine AH-kuh Khan
tomorrow afternoon at 5 O'Clock at Mrs.
Ba~ney's studio house. on Sheridan cir
Gle. which Mrs. Barney has loaned fer
the occasion
Mn, Khan will talk on her expert
Persian poets
The other lectures Will be given Mon
day. January 4. at O'Clock. ia the home
Of Mrs Henry Cleveland Perkins. 11Jl
Connecticut avenue: Monday, January
IS III the home Of Mrs. Robert Hinckley,
1G23 sixteenth street; Monday. February
!. in the home Of Mrs. ". J. BOardman.
1901 p street, and the NTH. Monday,
February 15.
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Miss Baxter'S Tea.

Miss Lillian Duncan Baxter has issued
cards for a tea Saturday. December %,
at the Ontario, when Miss Maitland
Marshall. the daughter Of Brig Gen.
William L. Marshall. chief OF engineers.
L. s A. will be the honor guest.
Major and Mrs. Arthur c. Ducat. Z.
s. A. are guests at the New Villa I'd
Hotel for a month
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Returns TO Bryn MawT.

Miss Helen Taft, who spent the week
end in washington, the guest Of Miss
Marjorie AIeshire, the debUtanre dauEh-
ter of Brig Gen and Mrs. J. B. Ale
shire, returned 20 Bryn NaWs- this after
noon Miss Taft viii leave there IN "A
few days FOR Augusta, Ga, 10 spend
Christmas with her parents, the Presi-
dent-eIect and Mrs. William Howard
Taft
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now investigating election corruption in
Indiana, and has, with reckless impair
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

Stories that Senator Penrose will not
try to influence the selection Of his new
colleague may be set down as yellow
and sensa sionaI
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

Ms Garfield, wife Of the Secretary
Of the Interior. has cards out for q
tea tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock,
in honor Of Miss Everett
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
What Burton Knows.

Representative Burton OF Della ware
strolled into the press room recently and
remarked. when some one asked him fol
some item or other:
III say like a fellow I used 10 kaOW
back home. I don't know nothin'. anc
what 1 do know amt true"
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

Messrs. Schwab and Gary have given
fine demonstrations Of how men man
age 10 be worth fabulous salaries 10
their employers when they're the right
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

Miss Rosa Frank. OF Baltimore, vIn
be the guest during the holidays OF her
grandparents. Capt and Mrs A. Hart,
of the Romaine
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Engagements Announced

Engagements Announced
Mr. and Mrs. TaUmsdge A Lambert
announce the enEa cement OF their
daughters. Maud ana Mildred, the for
mer 20 Dr. Davenport White, Of New
York city. and the latter to Dr. James
A Cannon, of Washington.
DR. White Is the son OF the late DT.
I Charles BeIden White. Z. : A. and Dr.
1 Cannon is the son or BIr and Mrs
Frank s. Cannon, Of New York city.
Col and Mrs o O. SteaIey announces
the engagement of their daughter.
/ Willie. to George r HamIiH, the we'd
I ding 70 take place in January
! TIE Danish Minister and Countess von
/ MoHke have gone 10 Boston to spend
/ the Christmas holidays with Countess
Won NIoItlze-s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ma
/ thsniel Thayer.
/ Mrs Emil West. Mrs. Simon Oppen-
I heimer. and Miss Juliet Meyer spent the
/ weekend in Baltimore.
/ Mrs. Calvert ROsenthaL. OF the 'sKen-
nesaw.' has had as her guest during
/ the week. Miss Rose Cohen, OF Bafti-
more.
/ Miss Rita Baer leaves today for Rich
mond, Va. where she VIII be the guest
! Of Miss Strauss
/ Miss Rosa Frank. OF Baltimore, vIu
/ be the guest during the holidays OF her
| grandparents. Capt and MIS- A. Hart
| of the ROmaine.
Mrs Samuel Bieber. OF G. street. -
/ in Baltimore. the guest OF her daughter
/ Mrs Max Rosenbush-
Tonight under the auspices OF tbs
ladies' Auxiliary Society Of the wash
lingtOn Hebrew Congregation. the annual
! entertainment for children VIII be held
I iu the vestry OF the EiRhth Street
TempIs
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Mrs Samuel Bieber- or c. street. q
in Baltimore. the guest OF her daughter
Mrs. Max ROsenbush-
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Representative and Mrs J. Van Fech-
ten OIcott left Washington today 20
spend the Christmas season IN New
York, after only q few DAYS spent AZ
their Washington home Mrs OIcorr
has been in exceedingly poor health for
the las. month or twO.
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Lieut. and Mrs Berkeley Thorne Ner-
chant. the latter formerly Miss Helen
HATFIELD whose marriage took place Al
Fort AIyer November =. are expected
10 return 10 Fort Myer from their
bridal trip in the North. IN a day or Two
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Miss Rita Baer leaves today for Rich
nnond, Va, where she VIII be the guest
Of Miss Strauss
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

Mrs. Calvert ROsenthaI. Of the 'sKen-
nesaw.' has had as he- guest, during
the week, Miss Rose Cohen, OF Bafti-
more.
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

In suing a publisher for liber, John D.
is giving another demonstration of the
splendid Old truth that the worm viii
turn
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Attend Celebration.

NCAEUAd
The entire stan OF the Russian en-
bassy has gone over 10 New York.
where they attended the services at the
Russian Church n celebration of St
Nicholas Day. the patron saint OF the
Gar of Russia They attended the
services at the church in the fUll-dress
uniform OF their rank
Baron Schlippenbach is entertaining
in his home Mr. Kroupensky, the coun-
selOr Of the embassy. Baron Stael. and
AR de Struve- Baron de Bode and the
Baroness de Bode, his sister. are stay
ing al the Waldorf Astoria and Prince
KoudacleT Is guest al the Regent
With the exception OF MI RrOUpensky,
the entire party viii return 10 WASH
inEuon Monday, nut Mr.. KroUpensky
viii await the arri al OF Baron ROsen.
the ambassador. WHO Is expected 10 ar
rive in a few ds-s after a prolonged
absence abroad
Miss Lula May NeUber has returned
70 her home IN Washington from an ex-
/ tended sojourn through the New Eng
land States
General and Mrs. Corbin Will spend
| Christmas week with the generals son
in-Iaw and daughter. Nr- and Mrs ".
Usher Parsons. in their home at Ards
| ley Hudson. y Y.
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Engagement Announced

Lieut.. Col and Mrs c. P. Cecil an
nounce the engagement Of their dauEh-
ter, Russelle. to Lieut. Fred Taylor
Cruise. L. s A The marriage viii take
place shortly after Easter
Chief Gunner Robert Z. Cox l. s
y, and Mrs Cox are spending several
weeks in Washington, guests AT the
Ebbitt House
The Secretary OF War and Mrs
Luke F. Wright WI leave Washing
ton tomorrow evening 10 spend
Christmas at their home in Memphis.
Tenn They Will return TO Washing
ton in time for the New Year recep-
ton at the White House
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

TEe Danish Minister and Countess von
M0ltke have gone 10 Boston to spend
the Christmas holidays with Countess
Won NfoItke's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ma
thaniel Thaver
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

Mrs Emil West. Mrs. Simon Oppen-
heimer. and Miss Juliet Meyer spent the
weekend in Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

II may be not unusual for Washing
touians or more or less prominence In
see the President OF the United States,
and il is not. perhaps, any great event
10 shake that great Executive By the
hand, but out In the great broad land
OF the West, it is something OF a dis
tinction 10 have exchanged grips with
''Ar. President"
The first thing a man is a-ked when
he gets back 10 his Western home. %
said a Senator recently. lis whether OF
not he mas seen the President. and il
by any chance he hasn't. everyone IS
immensely surprised. because outside OF
the Executive, there isn't much IN
Washington. according 20 popular belle
In that section
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

Col and Mrs o O. Stealey announces
the engagement of their daughter.
Willie. to George r HamIin, the we'd
ding 70 take place in January
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

POstmaster-General Meyer is one OF
the best dressed men in the Roosevelt
cabinet IT is only on rare occasions
that ne comes 10 tLe White House with
out his top hat.
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

Nothing like being cheerful about it.
The New York World observes that
long aftea we are gone, our children 5
children viii be organizing the Daush-
ters Of Auanias."
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

A man named Lied was sent up for
four years in an Ohio town for taking
a bribe. lie denie5 it, but they looked
at his name and convicted him on first
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-02-22
Saturday, February %, 1908

The fight over the oyster question mas
been renewed in the General Assembly
of Virginia by the introduction IN the
Senate of another bill, providing Tor
the ascertainment and designation OF
the natural oyster rocks, beds and shoals
in Virginia waters" This bill, like that
reported adversely upon by the Senate
Committee on Fish and Game earlier In
the session. is designed to break the
Ravlor Survey on the ground that the
seed OYSTER supply is becoming depleted
and with the same object in view-th'
leasing out the barren rocks to planters
This differs from the previous bill only
in that the breaking of the Baylor sur
yey is not asked for at this session D.
the planters, but will be at the mex
session. In the meantime they nope I
get favorable report from an engineer
who will, as provided in the BILL eS
anime and report as to the productive
ness of the rocks, beds and shoals
the next General Assembly, when WI
enable them to make the fight WIN
better prospect of success.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-02-22

The national motto, "ln God we
T,.,st,, is to be restored to the gold and
silver coins. By the unanimous vote OF
the House Committee on Coinage
Weights and Measures this agreement
was reached on Wednesday in Difference
TO the wishes, doubtless, Of a great
majority of the people of the country
President Roosevelt ordered it removed,
because of the fippant way in which II
was often used by those who have not
the proper regard for sacred things
The almost universal demand Tor ltS
restoration to the coins speaks well 1oi
the religious sentiment OF the people %
the country.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-02-22
Some Features OF The Byrd Liquor
Bill.

The bill of Speaker Byrd, which mas
nassed the House, destroys the coun,
trv barrooms, license being connheu
TO cities. towns Of 500 inhabitants OF
more summer and seaside resorts,anu
contiguous to incOrpora-
ted cities and towns of 5OO lnhaol-
tants. 1t prevents the sale OF hqu4r
ON steamboats, or railroad trains. IL
ives the courts the right to enJoih
theiIlegal sale of liquors as nuisance
prevents the sale of liquor on Chrlsl5
mas DAv. as we'll as on Sunday anu
election day; compels all saloons 10
close between the hours of II p. m''
and 6 a. M, and adds TO the iisU pei-
sons to whom sales may not De naue
idiots, lunatics, epileptlcs ana haoi'-
ual drunkards. IN :.
Among the sections of the bill is
one to give the right of searcn OF
places where liquor is kept for lliegai
sales. to declare such places nuisan-
ces and to allow the courts TO issue
iniunctions against them. Dispen,
saries, under the bill, are proniDlUeu
from selling outside of their dlStrlcts'
and moreover prohibits common car
riers from delivering liquor TO any
person except the actual consignIee.
A license will only be granted TO
qualified voter.
The fake social clubs are put out o
business by the imposition of comb
lions which none but the bona not
lcluhs can meet. All clubs must re
| train from dispensing liquors on sun
loays, Christmas Day ana elecliol
days. .,,t Droo
tically upon the same footing VIII
other intoxicating liquors.
The bill now goes to Senate.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-02-22

A poll of the members of the General
Assembly of Virginia this week shows,
that majority of them are not for "a
favor;te son''of the State as acandldate
for the Presidency. Of the number
who were willing to answer as to thelr
first choice, Bryan got more than nan
Of them and nearly three times as many
as Senator Daniel. That they prefer
Rrvan to Daniel, though, can hardly be
accented as correct. They are Tor
BRYAN, not that they do not love Daniel
more but because they are looking LOT
Democratic success in the next PreSl-
dental campaign and believe that
BRYAN is more likely to bear theli
standard to victory than any other can
didate. With Bryan, now almost th'
nominee of his party and daily receiving
the endorsement of the Democrats II
other States of the Union, tht
majority of the Virginia Solons see
that it is wisdom to fall into line a
once. instead of waiting to accept mn
as their choice at later day.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-02-22

A bill the most stringent ever lntro-
duced in the Legislature OF Virginia
in regard to the dispensing ana Saie
Of intoxicating liquors, passed tne
House this week without voice De-
ing raised against it and by an over
whelming vote of SO to 3. In present.
ing the bill Speaker Byrd, the patron,
stated that it was codification OF all
the bills before the House during vne
session dealing with the liquor traihc
hut it was more-it contained new
statutes designed to extermlnaVe iaA'
climbs and to make cross-road grog-
shops thing of the past-and is gen.
orally regarded as the first step 70
wards stricter laws for the SAFE Vi III
toxicating liquors. The Anti-oalool
people favored the measure and clam
great victory in its passage. some
of its features published IN anoVnel
column show that they have reason
to be satisfied with it.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-02-22
JOINT LAW AGREED oN
For Protection of Seed Oysters.

Richmond, Va, Feb, 1s'[Ine OH
oysters in the foUom",
to be submitted to the LEGISLATURES y,
both States, was agreed on To-Day ~
fine MARYLAND Commission SEM W 'iio
Virginia Assembly.
# prohibits taking seed oysters De,
tween January l and May 10, anu
nrovides that no provision OF the aco
shail amply to oysters taken IN ohe
potomae river above line drawn
frono Swami Point, in Charles county,
Ma TO the present passenger steamer
nier at Colonial Beach, Westmoreianiiuu
ponntv Va. In the outset the Dill
0rovi3es that all oysters taken IRON
natural rocks, beds or shoals IN cno
Potomac river shall be culieu onoa aora
and that oysters whose shells measu to
LESS than % inches IN Length sha, i,o ~
considered as not having been culieu.
| When small oysters adhere 10 larse
ovsters in a manner which makes 70,
~ wal impossible, then under the ac'
tbe small oysters are not to De re,
vowed. and it shall be unlaWiui loi
onv nerson to take, buy or sell tneln
Whenever the oyster inspector 70
lioves that this law has been vlolaue'
he shall be authorized to examine Uh'
nergo of anv boat, and if he finds
ue cent of such small oysters, tn
pwner or captain of the boat shall % o.
larrested, and fined not less Uildn SOTI
nor more than $3.50. The cargo sna,
| he confiscated. If only oyster Vo.S
have been used on such poa.s ~, .a
punishment shall be fine or noC los
than S?5 nor more than $40. ..;u
Il Under the act any person v lolaUii
Its provisions shall be consiuer9Su
> vender or dredger of oysters anu,
he claims to be tonger, the Durut !;
= Of proof shall be upon him to prove We .
81 An emergency clause is attached !
\ the bill making it effective from Il
passage.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-02-22

The bill to increase the compeensa-
ton Of members of the boards of su,
n r1e from SO to "a per day caused
discussion. 1t was advocated by Mr.
Taliaferro. of Orange, among others
Mr.. Page offered an amendment ra ais,
inc the per diem from $3.50 as set out
in the original bill, to 81, and this was vi;
odonted after a strong speech by the
patron.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-02-22

The Senate Committee on FISH anu
Came has reported with substitute
thn hill introduced by Senator Sale:
changing the name OF tne ; nGoI" and
Fisheries to the Fish Commiss sSSt;t ane
making other changes; Ine su ;ssiouer
fixes the salary of the COMMISSIONS lSS and
at s., 900, the secretary at SI'oVV a ano
reduces the appropriation 10 sfo'oVo'
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-02-22

Five delegates voted nay when the
bill to establish a permanent place d.
the State penitentiary for hangings OF
felons passed the House. Delegate
Throckmorton offered an amendment
to change the method of execution
substituting the electric chair for the
gallows, and this clause was emDooieo
in the bill as it passed. The bill car
ries an appropriation of $1,000 to de
fray the expenses of preparing deaVl
chamber.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-02-22

Senator Mann, in his bill, provides
that if any person, company or rn; cor,
b v hauling logs or sawmill timber
NY Oyo r # and shall not repair the dam
age within five days after being eng no on-
f fed to do so by the proper road t au !
hoard of supervisors of the county,
t poare shall !, be a fine of from $40 to
S S or Imprisonment not exceeding
$bGri DAYS. or may avoid the prose.
o c bv paving the damage assessed
NV the board of supervisors.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-02-22

NoTTcE-All persons are hereby
forewarned from trespassing on the
fields, woods, or marsh OF Kavens 3
wood and other lands in Custis Neck
owned by us. by cunning, oystering,
or in any other way, under penalty OF
a prosecution to the full extent oil
pio'0 J.H. Custis,
law A. E. Custis.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-02-22

Write to us for estimates on doors
sash. blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware
paints, &c. Stock large, prices low
Mr.. r. D. L. Fletcher Will be al AcCo,
mac Court H. the first day OF every
County Court, to receive orders fol
the firm. LCo
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-02-22

sonator Gunter has introduced by
oenSO q hin which amends the Code
in relation to fishing in the waters %
the commonwealth; and to proVioe
for the Ievying of a license tax .; on
fishing devices, and for the coliecoioh
thereof.