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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-24
THREE RESORTS BID
FOR SWIMMING MEET
AQUATIC CONTESTS PROMISE
FINE SPORT
Naples, Venice and Catalina Would
Like Honor Of Landing Big
Tournament Scheduled
for July

Naples, Venice and Catalina are
bidding for the annual Southern Cali
fornia swimming championship tour
nament to be held probably on the
Fourth of July at enc of the beach
towns.
Secretary Les Henry of the South
ern California Swimming association
is already at work planning several
features for the program and the event
promises to be the most successful
ever held in the southland.
AS last year. several swimmers will
be present from the north, though this
will not interfere with the holding or
south of the Tehachapi championship
events. Abbot Kinney of Venice and
A. C. Parsons of Naples are both In
favor of securing the races. There is
much interest in the matches planned
among the members of the aquatic
fraternity and Henry promises that
the entry list will be largest on record.
Ben Warrington, Southern California
indoor swimming champion. will be
entered in the races and there will be
seen the other amateur swimming
cracks, including Frank Holborow.
George Watkins and Lane, the two
Olympic club swimmers of San Fran
cisco, and probably Earle Kyle. the
younger of the Kyle brothers. Wilbur
Kyle will be on the yacht entered. I'm
the San Pedro Hawaii race and there
fore will be unable to enter.
These championships are annual
events, the one held at Naples last
year proving an unqualified success.
An invitation will be sent to Brom-
ley, the fast short distance man OF the
Olympic club, to come south and take
part in the races.
In all probability. according to the
present plans of the Swimming ASSOC
citation, Ben Warrington and Frank
Holborow of the local association will
represent the south in the coast cham
pionship events. Warrington is rec
ognized as the long distance. champion
and Holborow is believed to be the
best short distance man. The north
ern events will be held late in the
summer in the northern town. Last
year the tournament was held in
Southern California, and as the place
alternates between the north and south
the local fans will not view the races
again until 1909. The northern events
will include the 50-yard, 100-yard, 220-
yard, 440-yard and Ss0-yard events.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-24
DOWN PATRICK
TAXES HANDICAP
TRACK RECORD EoUALED AT
EMERYWlLE
FEATURE RACE WON EASILY nv
FAvoRITE
Has No Difficulty In Defeating vox
Popull and cioyne In the
Fast Time OF
1:44 As
BY Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO, May 2s.-The Fa-
biola handicap run at Emeryville to-
day, resulted in the favorite, Down Pat
rick, winning easily from Vox Populi
and Cloyne in 1:44 AS, which is q track
record. Results:
First race Futurity course seiing-Lee Har-
rison II, liz QIayes), won; Andrew p. Cook.
lis Rettig), second; BOLOGNA, los &C. Ross)
third Time, 1:l0 is. Hereafter. Lord OF the
Forest Belle OF Iroquois, Nagazam. Buster
Brown, Royal Rogue and Sir Russell finished
as named.
Second race 1 mile and 70 yards. selling
The Sultan. lo1 (Page), won; Miss May Bow
dish 1903 &C. Ross), second; Big store, fos "a.
Williams), third. Time. 1:44 i-b. Convent Bell,
Eseamado. Belasco. Distributor. Ten Row.
Slightly Nancy W.. Confederate and sahara
finished named
Third race, 1 mile and 10 yards. selling
Martinmas ia CIV. Miller. won; Eduardo, Ill
tCress), second; Saint Modan, % (Charhoneau,
third. Time. 1:4s As. Standover. Royal River.
Rubinon Captain Burnett and Gateway finished
as named.
Fourth race, 1-1s miles. "Faabola" handi-
cap-Down Patrick. los wv. Miller). won; Yox
Popuii 1o4 (McIntyre). second; Cloyne. "
(Ruxton), third. Time. ~ as. ]. 9. Glenn.
Northwest, Lisaro. A. Muskoday and Eieva-
ton finished as named.
Fifth race mile and 70 yards. seiiing-Mili-
song ioe Oiayes), won; Darlington, l0s llSei-
Ivy, second, Mattress 106 (Rettig), third. Time,
l;44 s-b. Johnstown, Colonel Jewell. Markie
Mayer, Silver Sue. Beechwood. Ellie, Lucky Lad
and Ampedo finished as named.
Sixth race, 5m furlongs. 'Beresford handi-
cap''-Burning Bush. "a (cross). won; Grace
a., 100 Rettig). second; Pajaroita, ia 0Vr-
lamsl, third. Time. :0s Native Son. Bu-
collie Preen and Cloudlisht finished as named.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-24

the kid took world of beating nut
never faltered. He has sometlnes
evinced a desire to retreat after agfess
ing to meet man, but OF late ne nas
declared his willingness to go agalnss
any man Of his wight In tn world, anu
his match with the tough sullivan iau
Is proof of this. sas
Should Dalton beat Sullivan, VINO nus
whipped Boer Unholz in most decisive
fashion. he will be In direct line TOT tns
hest there is In the light division a,lu
Ii probably means his fortune. Ine
only thing to prevent success In case ..
a victory next Saturday afternoon Is an
enlarged opinion Of his own abiiity'
Women to View Battle
For the FIRST time in the history of the
fight game In Los Angeles, women VII
be admitted to the Decoration DAY Dat
lite, provided they are accompanied py
escorts. A special section Is reservea
for the members of the gentler sex. ana
the promoters have taken special pains
to provide for their welfare. Seat safes
to date indicate that there VIII be a
large representation of feminine rams
at the afternoon scrap in the new open
air arena at Vernon.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-24
POLY WINS EXCITING GAME
FROM SANTA MONICA HIGH

The Polytechnic high school team
hammered victory, out of the Santa
Monica high school boys in a splendid
ly fought game yesterday afternoon,
by score of to 4, on the Santa Mon
lea grounds.
The game opened with Arnett in the
box for Santa Monica. Bebo leveled
a fly to left field, which was fumbled
and missed, and in the ensuing con-
fusion Bebo went home. Three more
runs in the first completed the down
fall of Arnett, who was transferred to
first base and Delhi put in the box for
the remainder of the game. He held
them down until the end, allowing only
one run in the fifth and one in the
seventh, striking out fifteen men.
One of the features of the game was
a hot line drive over short by Del
hi which broke the ice in the sew
enth for Santa Monica and started a
series of quick plays, scoring three
men. Santa Monica gathered in one
run in the eighth, which ended the
scoring.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-24
COUNTY BRIDGE PROVES
SAMPLE OF POETIC JUSTICE

Near Santa Ynez in the upper part of
Santa Barbara county. Cal, is a bridge over
the Santa Ynez river. The bridge was built
by motorists for the use of motorists only.
and is a notable example of poetic justice.
The automobilsts of the town of Santa Ynez
have long wanted bridge over the river,
so that motor cars could come through to
San Marcos Pass and on to Santa Ynez. but
the settlers in the pass did not want the
motorists.
When the bill regulating the operation Of
motor vehicles throughout the state of Cali
forna became a law. local ordinances were
rendered imperative, the automobiles
built bridge for motor only over the
Santa Ynez river. The bridge consists OF
three arches. standing on saw-horses and
having two wooden troughs to accommodate
the wheels OF the motor car, The bridge is
known among motorists as the Bridge of
Poetic Justice.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-24
NEW COVERING PATENTED
FOR INSULATING WIRES

The insulation of the fine wires designed
TOT Ihe measuring apparatus employed on
electric vehicles, and for the testing of ac-
cumulators and ignition batteries, presents
more or less difficulty and considerably in
creases the diameter and consequently the
space occupied by the wire. In addition 10
this Inconvenience Is that which results from
the hygrometric properties OF the silk or
cotton habitually used.
In new process of covering the wire, ac-
cording to LAutomobile the substance en,-
ployed is acetic cellulose, which, 1t seems,
possesses some very remarkable properties.
This covering. which, in consequence OF it's
high restivity. can be applied in very thin
layers (about LOO of a millimetre), is like
wise very elastic and non-hygrometric.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-24
BURNS WILL FIGHT
AUSTRALIAN HEAVY
Boxers Telegram to Jack CurIey Fails
to Bring Reply and Match
May Be Declared
OF
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
LONDON. May 23.-Tommy Burns,
the American heavyweight pugiist, has
had no reply to the cablegram he sent
to Jack Curley at Chicago four days
ago accepting an offer to fight Jack
Johnson, the negro heavyweight, in
Nevada, Labor day for a purse of
$4,000, Burns to have 100000, win, lose
or draw.
Burns told the Associated Press to-
day that in view of his silence he has
decided to accept an announced offer
from Australia to fight the Australian
boxer, Lang, at Sydney, during the
visit of the American fleet.
Burns says he will get $4,000, win,
lose or draw, In Australia and that he
will start the end of June.
Lang was defeated by Johnson at
Melbourne in March of last year.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-24
More Automobiles for Milwaukee

The Milwaukee, wis, city council has de-
cided to purchase the automobile police pa
troll that was built for experimental use by
the Charles Abresch company of Milwaukee
on a Meiselbach chassis. with Meiselbach
engine and transmission. at cost of $500.
and 1t has been recommended that an auto
mobile be purchased at cost of $1,000 for
the of the police department telegraph
alarm system. This will do away with four
horses The city now has the following
machines; Park superintendent, chief Of
fire department, police department 20,
sheriff OF Milwaukee county.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-24
Makes Worlds Record

Word has been received of the result of a
twenty ive-mile race at the Brooklands
track, England. in which a car equipped
with Continentals was the winner. making
worlds record. The speed is reported as
1885 kilometers. This is equivalent to the
rate of just about eighty-three miles an
hour.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-24
BAER HAS HIGHEST AVERAGE
OF OCCIDENTAL BATsMEN

Below are the Intercollegiate fielding
and batting averages OF the Occidental
ball team. Baer and Thacker have
been hitting the ball consistently, while
the last four men in the column have
been out of the game most of the time:
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-24

The man who considers the
things he buys at stores Of no inn
portance is apt to neglect to
read ads.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-24

Somehow the merchant who is
full of enthusiasm about his store
can't keep it out of his advertis-
ing.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-24

Charlie Dalton realizes that he is
stacking up against the toughest prop
osition he ever tackled In meeting Pc
ter. and he has been doing the most
careful and systematic training the
dark skinned lad ever got away with.
Dalton knows that this means either
his finish or his first boost for some
thing worth while. If he Is beaten de-
cisively, the kid must resign any at
tempts to become fighter of any class
He has never fought away from the
city In a large bout, and 1t may be that
local fans do not realize how good Dali
ton really is. Phil Brock laced him
savagely for ter rounds, during which
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
INCREASE PAY OF
OFFICERS AND MEN
Congress to Make Material Ad
vance IN Salaries and Allow
ances IN Army-Enhsted
Men Also 20 Receive
Higher Wages.

WASHINGTON. y. C-Speciai.-
The senate ana House conrerees on
the army BIN have reached an agree
ment. The senate conferees rccedcl
from the amendment fixing the paw
~ officers on "a percentage bass. Inc
stead, = schedule was adopted lnrrcas-
ing tho pay 90 major generals. hriga-
aier generals. colonies. lieutenant coll
onels. majors and first Ncutenants
500 per annum. captains. $500. Soc
500.
on this schedule salaries viii be
MAJOR generals. $4,000 per annom.
oriEadier generals. $4,000. colonies.
e4.'''. lieutenant codonels. S3.500-
majors. $1,000 captains. $1,000. FIRST
Neutenauts $4,000. second Netiten-
ants $1,000. and cadets. $500
The conference aVreen1rrt also rro-
Nldes that the Government shall fur
rish rcmounVs and horse equipment
FOR officers below the rank of major
required % be mounted. Or II an o.
nicer provides his own mount. ne shall
receive $3.50 per anuum Tor one
horse and 5000 for two horses The
conferers adopted the Senate amend
ment for increased pay FOR enlisted
men. with the understanding that
there shall be no bonus FOR re-enlist-
mert
The Senate amendment providing
*l.epQ.eoo Tor field uaneuvers and
summer encampmcnts were retained.
Ane appropriation for quarters Tor
oIlcers was nearly a haif million do
lars
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
NORFOLK GIRL WEEDS
JAPANESE MERCHANT

BALTIMORE. MD.-SDscisl.-Ar
thur ". Tara. a japanese merchant.
or norfolk. suffered an hour OF cruel
suspense while Clerk Adam Deu-
pert or the Court or Common Pleas.
forced him 10 wait FOR sixty fateSul
minutes 70 learn whether he could
OBTAIN IN Baltimore a legal license 20
weo Miss Mary Whitley. pretty and
pushing red. who also gave her place
or residence as Norfolk. Mr. Deupert
announced that he had been advised
oy counsel that Mr.. Tara. or any 9TH
er japanese. has a right TO w&d anv
lady OF his choice. II the lady Is win
ing.
Mr.. Tara said that he had first gone
10 NorfOlk as a concessionafre OF the
} jamestown Exposition Company. and
met Aiss Whitley while the latter was
viewing Mr.. Tara's exhibits on the
fair grounds
Mr.. Tara gave his age as twenty
nVe years. and that OF Miss Whitley as
nineteen.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
TO USE AER0PLANES
FOR SCOUTING CRAFT
Hiram Maxim Predicts That They
VIII Be Used 20 Great Ad-
vantage IN the Future by
Armies IN the Field.

NEW YORK special The Aldt@
Asaoctati0n of Magazine Editors. HOS
fuollanera and Literary Gentlemen
were addressed Thursday in The rooruH
~ the club ou Eighteenth street by
hudson MaNlm. Alexander Graham
Sell, Major George U. SQuler 90 the
United states Army Balloon Corns. and
others on the subject 90 aerudrofnes
arroatats. heavier than air nyIu- ma
chimes. ANA the dy0amlcs " aero
States.
Ar. Maxim made a forecast % the
parr the aerouIann and lghfar-fhAn-
air machine would probably play ln
the near future. of tAe nyinE machine
iu war De said
Although the value 81 the dying
craft sim ITS value and importance
Tor that service alone ls nart to over
estimate. FOR tne dying machine NI-
dettes will bee az once the eyes and
ears ~ the armies uf thr future and
tlev viii nave suelr use lu naval war
fare, 600, for there viii be aerial tor
pcdo scouts ON the lockout Tor tor
pedo boats. which viii signal the ap-
proach ~ danger
As Z have pointed out. dying ma
chimes could not br expected 10 sue
c~satull attack hattieshlps coast for
tincattous or large cities. 10 DO macn
damage with hiEn explosives SAN they
might attack torpedoes and small tor
pedo craft with aerial bombs planted
and exploded beside them ia the wa
ter, and Dc ls possible that they may
De very nlisChleNous. indeed The aerial
navy VIII De great oulWark ~ peace
and "a very great help toward rne r.er-
manence % peace
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
PRIMATE DEGREES
THE DIVORCE EVIL.

NEW NORK--SpeclaI- Divorce Is
a point which the Catholic Church can
never yield. It's position IN this IS a
safeguard 20 the republic declared
Cardinal Logue, primate or all Ire
land. during an address TO the Catho-
lie laity OF New York. in Carnegie Han
IN which ne dwelt strongly on the dan
gers OF the growing looseness OF the
marriage tie Before thousands OF
the mem bers OF the Church or St Pc
ter. at The hrst meeting OF the celebra-
ton OF the anniversary OF the Centen-
any. the Prince OF the Church de-
clared his views on divorce Thous-
ands OF iaymen and their families
were present and nled the hall. Judge
Morgan ] O'Brien presided. and there
were on the platform the primate or
all Ireland. Archbishop Aversa. Apos-
tolc Dele gate 10 Cuba and Archbish-
op Farley. and many prominent prel-
ates. priests and laymen-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
NEGRO ACTOR STAYS
MAN AT THEATER

= RICHMOND NA.-Special-
- Tho accounts given OF the muir
der 90 Joe Ash. "a young negro. we'd
nesiay are correct. DO lS almost GER
Rain that bits saIyer. Nelson jenkins
negro actor wfl ff caught. Pay
heavy penalty fu~ the crime. The ma
t'ire 20 tre N.NrE i~ such that there
wll NOT oc much delay ln the trial
and 10 may he tnaf jenkins win be
the nrsf murderer 500 Virginia 10 die
ir the electric chair
Ash. who is also spoken % as Joe
Harris was murdered iu front or the
t.rr plrr IDeerer. negro amuse-
ment resort run by white men AT
500 Nerrn second street. Wednesday.
shortly after tho evenings perform
auce. and the crime. though il oc-
rurreo lr the lower circles or lie Is
horribly Interesting
Tho TWO men. it is said. had had a
brief and unimp0rtant dispute some
time before and during the progress
OF another row before the house. Jen-
kiDs. as gar as learned. without any
provocaton. drove long bladed knife
through Ash's heart The man walk
co into the theater asked for doc
tor and in less than 1--WE minutes was
dead. Jenkins drew the blade from
mis- victims body held it in his hand
and ran. a; This hour be has not been
captured. but the entire police force
is after him and ne viii very proba-
bly, be III cell before night.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
VIRGINIA AIR LINE r. r.
IS OPENED MAY 1sT

The Virginia Air Line Railway. a
subsidiary branch 81 the Ches1 pea ss
and Ohio. w hich connects the Cincln-
natl and james River Divisions b. q
twenty-five mile line running from
Lindsay 20 Bremo. Announce. ~ i
circular signed by President T. %
Troy that the first sixteen miles OF
the road was opened for the trans
portatioR of freight and passengers
May Lst.
The stations on the tire are as fol-
lows Lindsay. TheIma. Zion. Glars
and. wildwood and North PALMYRA
The service VII be daily
This branch viii materially aid the
Chess peake and ohio in the handling
OF Us freiSnts as "a win furnish easy
grades and other facilities Witch oufv
a railroad man can thoroughly ap-
preclate
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
BRISTOL OFFICER IS
FATALLY WOUNDED

BRISTOL. VA.-Special-w william
Campbell the Bristol police orncer. who
vas snot wednesday IN an encoun-
ter with Raymond StEoops. While a.
tempting 20 arrest the latter. cannot
possibly recover. according TO the ply
siclans. 80
After the shooting StrOops ESCAPED
Blooohounds have been taken 70 the
scene
There Is much excitement over the
shooting. The officer 70 shot IN the
stomach. the ball penetrating his bow
els thirteen times
posse - IA pursuit CT the fuKftive
ana rewards have been offered.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
GOV. SWANSON'S VIEWS ON
SOCIAL EQUALITY DINNER
lICHMoND. VA.-specIal-


arS says
Il Ms
o. UGH views
dSraceful
OF
n ne
one the SOUTH
mined and which
the md
their pretended friends
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
REWARD OF $500 FOR
FRED ARLINGTON
RICHMOND. vA.-special.-

ktAAIM OND. vas eclai -
Governor swanson ON T-h-r~ef,,-
oUerec a reward az 500 Tor the ar
rest or Fred Arlington. q fugitive from,
haliiaN county who stands CHARGED
with the murder 81 Thomas Dunn
February IL. 1908
Ihe county supervisors also have or
Tered Ike amount and ~ fs az tho
instance OF Common weaith's Attorney
WOOD Bouldin that the executive sun
plcmentcd the local oner
The crime which resulted in tina
death OF Dunn Is said 20 have hes-
az atrocious one
The murderer is believed 90 De hid
Ing somewhere near the neirhborhood
or his home. and it IS thought that the
timuius or the $500 reward viii bring
about his apprehension
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
BIG FLEET SAILORS
WRECK A RESTAURANT

SANTA BARBARA. cyeL,-se~cs.,--
me frat serious Outbreak anaonr M
aaen on shore leave from the Atlantis
neee secured wednesday W1an several
nun0rcd sailors wrecked the restau-
rant OF John Ssn1ck. IN state Street.
I~o saAsfs last nixht demnrrsd whea
Seniok charged them IS for q meal
Later large crowds OF the nen from
me noet' attacked the place. The sz1rA
ors reEcvcd> tna Emitted Sfatss na<
Nno bunting from tia building before
wrscksnE a.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
NO PRIEST WILL SANCTION
NINE. GOULD'S MARRIAGE

ON--Special.-Th Globes
Rome correspondent says he has the
authority OF men OF the Sacred Col
lege for saying that the request OF
Madame Anna Gould for the Vatican's
annulment OF her religious marriage
with the Count De Castellane VIII Be
refused The Pope - infiexibie IN az
fairs Of this kind. rhys the PrinSs
De Sagan and Madame Gould VIII And
no Roman Catholic priest prepared %
sanction their marriage
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
EN-GOVERNOR TYLER NAY
OPPOSE HASs-ON SI.F-NP

BRISTOL. Va Special 49, F-s.r,.,.
o. former Governor j Hose Tvs..~ -
kadfoTd. are origins him a. make fh.s
race for couEresS ln IRE Ninth Viz
GINA District as the Democrats nom
inee against the iaca1nbar-. q has
com Stemp. Who vas elected 20 a.
oAt tnt uuczp4rsd term 80 MS sarher
the late Colonel Cafnpheu Sfernr
tt o. said that the former CyoE~ruor
- wiling ~ make the contest. and
believes 10 can BE redeemed from ths
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
MILFORD EXCELSIOR
MILL IS DESTROYED
NrILFORD

MILFORD. VA - Special - The
large excelsior mill. the warehouse
100 cords OF excelsior wood. two cars
or excelsior and two cars OF lumber
all belonging 20 W. y. Rlatt a 90
oI this place, were totally DESTROYED
thursday by IRE The loss is placed
al $4,000. uncovered By insurance.
The origin OF the fre Is not known.
The flames made quick and danger
Gus headNay- A vast amount OF lum-
Der was In danger. and at one time
II was feared that the entire town OF
Milford would be burned.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
Spokane Review

Nothing Isl palmer that that the
japanese have entered upon a. daring
and determined policy ~ Expansion.
To that policy they are driven by ex-
cessive population and earth OF home
territory They viii expand along the
lines n least resistance Korea they
have acquired. and Formosa. and a
foothoid in Manchuria which they will
NOT readily relinQuish They have eN-
traordinary conceptions ~ the wealth
and natural resources 81 the Pacific
coast states 81 the American Union.
and would not scruple 20 invade this
region and colonize 81 if we had the
requisite weakness and they the neces-
sary strength
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09

An object lesson in the practical
results OF our tariff Is taught D. the
advertising matter sent out BY Amer
lean firms that have stores in London
They state openly
our American price. .....fIs so
our London price ..... 90
and so on at the same reduction
But even this f. not so cheap as Amer
lean goods may be bought In the ex-
ciusively London shops
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-09
PRINCESS OF JAPAN
WEEDS ARMY CAPTAIN

TOXIC. --> pecial The marriage ~
Prince Tsun~-hIa rs,L.f. f
Princess Isuneuomys Nasako. eldest
daughter or the Emperor. aas sclcN
nlzed before the Imperial sane
tuary. Both wore the ancient eoRrt
costume. Prince Tsakeda ls "A captAu
IN INC army and son of the late
FFince kitashirokawa. whose house
was created from "a branch ~ fn-
imperial family in 1870. He is twenty
years old and the Princess is nine
teen.