davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
WILL RECEIVE At
RECTORY
Or, AND MRS. LLwYp ARE TO
ENTERTAIN ON MONDAY
EVENING.

pr ana Mrs y. " perwent
lAwyd viii give reception Mon
day evening az tho reCtory OF the
- Marks church
Mrs, Daokua 10 Eatsrtsin.
Mira Manson r. naeiua win be
hostess at "a luncheon tomorrow.
complimentary tn Mrs Hoctkkes
and Miaa Otlllle noutEkea
Hsisht. Holiday.
Mfr Frederick Alton HaiEht. OF
New York city, ana Mira Florence
Holiday we've married August "a
BY the Rev J. y A. Powers. OF the
Unitarian church
Mrs, Holiday was formerly con-
traffic aoloiAg In tho choir ~ the
First Presbyterian church.
Complimentary Luaeheon.
Mrs. Charles l.. Hubbard. OF tho
st Paul Apartments. viii give a
luncheon tomorrow az the Butler
cafe. complimentary to Miss Amy
Hanford aud Miss Hetty nrainard
who leave shortly FOR Vaasar coi-
iege.
Gives Bridge Party.
Miss Wilheimina Thomson was
hostess AZ bridge afternoon AZ
her home. corner Madison IT. and
Terry sv., yesterday. The enter
tainmont was given IN honor 81
Lucy wndhamN ~ Milwaukee who
a. on a return trip from a visit "a
Alaska and a house guest at ths
Thomson residence.
Personal.
Miss Eszler, OF Philadelphia. who
has been the house guest OF Mrs
Josiah Collins. leaves today for hes
home.
orthepsdie Hospital.
There viii be a meeting Friday
morning az tn. Chamber Of Com.
meree ~ the orthopedic hospital
board.
Literary Musical Club.
The Ladies' Literary and Musical
club will meet Friday afternoon al
the home ~ Mrs. Hutchlns Mrs
George w Haeon viii give a lee
ture On art A musical program
viii follow.
Classic Culture.
The Classic Culture club will hold
the first meeting u the fall aatur.
day afternoon 81 the home Of Mrs
" y Harp@r
The afternoon program viii con-
siat ~ rehearsal Of stories andel
the general tit'e summer Hap
poniuka
Minns~atha Club.
The Minnewatha club VIII give Z
dance Friday evening al LcHch
park.
Personal.
Miss i.rnna Wsimouth VIII icays
this week f1f Stanford university
California.
Quest 81 Dinner.
Mrs. NJ y Chipmhn was the hon
0red gu~at at a dinner party Eat
urslay az the horne ~ MrH Gussts
Gafvin. "a Tacoma Mr and Mfs
a. v Thompson and Afr. and Mrs
Harry Murphy. ~ this city. were
among the guests
Miss Thosass 10 gatsrtsin.
Miss Emily Thomas siil cntaTtaia
a. bridge tomorrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
CANDIDATES SPEAK AT
B0THELL MEETING

County candidates addressed an
enthusiastic meeting Of the repub.
iicans Of Botheil aud WoodInvliie
AZ Hotheli last night.
Among the speakers were Wilson
u Gay. candidate for Judge u the
superior court 2. W Wlliett. can.
didate for the nomination Tor rep
reHentative from the t2nd district.
and DR.. Frank l. Horsfall. candi.
date for the nomination for cor.
uner
Or Horafall covered Kirkland.
Redmond. Woodlnville and Botheil
Ia his trip and says that the people
% that district are aroused and
determined 70 oppose the under.
takers ring In their selection Of a
coroner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
LUMBER CARRYING
RATES ADVANCE

The lumber charter market. os,
necially Australian tonnage. IL
growing flrmor, according 20 George
Morrill, Of tho Seattle shipping com.
pany Said MIR Morrill, yesterday.
Lumber carrying rates are al.
vaucins, and the Indications arc
that they will advance atlll higher
To-day | was offered a6s 30 for a
lumber cargo for the Glory OF the
Seas, To Melbourne, Melbourne
tonnage was quoted at 2Ga Sd three
weeks axe and sydney was quoted
al 29s wheroaa nov the sydney
quotation Is a2a Sd, attribute this
raise 20 the demand for lumber at
foreign porta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
FULLERTON SPAKES AT
LABOR MEETINGS

James Fulicrton. candidate foe
tho republican nomination for
county commissioner from the
Thlrd district. addressed the meet
inEs % three labor unions at the
Labor temple las, Night he scored
the county commissioners for al.
losing tough saloons TO exist in
the county and said that N he w~re
elected county commissioner. he
would grant licenses when a major.
ity OF the residents % a locality
asked for a saloon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
,.,sidates for County Offices
Freak into Cosgrove
Meetings.

..,.l county candidates are
some very peculiar cam.
aurlng the closing DAYS Of
/ ' a,'mary contcsi last nish. Al
D. .ssra candidate for county
.',.sscner. turned op az the
...s held at Renton IN the In
~. ' Il ;. &, cosgrove, candidate
-. \. republican nomination for
~, aud persuaded the chair
eali upon him for a speech
? M caserove's speakers had
~ heard Neither Mt Cos.
I'M those In his party had
z - that Rutherford had asked s.
Z eAalrasn to call on hiil.
.s'.'siora talked longer than any
y. .pesker. dealing entirely with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
''np1 Arrival Of Police Pre-
'snts Sensational Scene in
asart Of Windy City.

4 EA4F 1871 WISH
!. .NSN"O, Sept Nathan Vim.
-. negro, 81 years Of age. wac
~ the police from vioienee
+. s hands Of a mob IN front Of
Il q s1oi.oFiun hotel, IN the heart
- cry, today.
n. ~ nsgfo is charged with HAVING
= p y. to assault Josephine Lud.
Issf-oid girl. IN broad day
~ :, the entrance Of = building
!. Ia. slaek Rad seized the airl and
.1'smp'ins to drag her into )
When her screams sttrses.
4. ,s east 100 people. Who rush.d
|sa, wv negro. The streets we're
~sll crowded and the orsst.
!. .ss ~ prevailed. The ne.
49, =. sasssd and was ovortsk en-
I -. ~ q The hotel vshses tbs no.
rss !. I1sl'sysd he would have bse,
\. "a sy the mob within Tlvs min min
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
FRANCE AFTER WRIGHT
BROS AEROPLANE

LEMAN5, France. Sept IA
contract gaa signed today between
n. Weller aud Wilbur Wright un.
der the terms Of which Weller
agrees to pay Wright 100000 for
bis aeroplane. n It Is able to make
two flights. the terms Of which are
stipulated In the contract n IL
believed taht Weller Is backed by
the French government and that
the Wright brothers wonderful in.
ventiOn viii soon be adopted By the
French department Of war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
Wild CHICAGO MOB NEARLY
lYNCHES A NEGRO


Former residents 81 Sioux City.
Iowa, have Endorsed the candidacy
OF John g. Maurrer. who IL asDir.
ing 10 the office Of constable Mr.
Maurrer was formerly health Off
GER. constable and captain of police
In Sioux City. aud IL favorabiy re-
membered there. lie has lived In
Seattle for 10 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01

Il " strongly rumered that Geo.
Stalliugs who has been a successful
minor league player for several
years, viii b. Frank Farrclrs aeiec
ton as pilot OF the New York High.
landers for the season OF 1898. Nor.
man Elberfeld will be allowed 20
dub along" for the rest of this sea.
son. Il Il thought. as the Highland.
ers are too low IN tho American
league race 10 be worth botherlng
about At present StaliinKa Is now
at the head OF the Newark team in
the Eastern league He ~ a fine
Judge Of bail players. aud has al.
ways been successful in handling
hts men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01

Brotherhood Of Railroad Train.
mems Labor day excursion will ex-
eel anything OF IT'S kind on the
coast that day. Don't miss II. and
remember that a dollar will buy
more on this day, with this lively
bunch. than any other place that
you can go. You cant spend but
one dollar. that's your ticket, the
rest IL all free sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01

TOXIC, Sept. LIT was an.
nounced today at the ministry OF
war that the special grand military
mansuvers Of the Japanese army
will begin November 10 and last
four days The operations OF the
troops taking part IN the maneuyers
will cover the five provinces OF
Kinal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01

one that stamps him a. a swimmer
OF the first rank. vas hla victory In
the five-miie championship contcst
held BY the n. Y A. G. Thirteen
men started in the race. For the
frat three miles the course was
smooth. then came two miles full
OF swiris and eddies OF the ~ who
started oniy four finished and Good.
win won By nine minutes over the
second man. r. r. Wenck. ir. Good.
wins time was z hours 10 minutes
rs seconds. The tide was with the
swimmers.
The race was featured also By the
performance OF J. J Lyons. a one
legged swimmer. and Dr. W. d.
Hennen o. the y Y. A. C. Lyons
covered four miles For a man with
hts handicap bis performance vas
remarkable Dr Hennen vas pulled
out OF the water By friends In a
boat. utterly exhausted lie ~Aa
blue in the face and could not 20
a stroke farther. yet had no idea OF
quitting aud protested against being
dragKed cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01

BUDAPEST. Sept. Counties
Sxechenyl formerly Miss Gladys
Vanderbilt OF New York. today
gave birth 90 a child. which lived
only a short tims. Physicians say
that unless fever develops. the
countess condition will not be -.
rtous and recovery may BIZ expect.
"a within two or three weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
,..,aeatial Nominee Will
s,,nd Sunday at Senator's
Home In Sandusky.

Nv United press.l
wpDIEsAss ISLAND. sept. l.
! 80 anaounced today that Taft
.ssna SUNDAY AZ the home OF
...,sr iosaph n, Foraker. when
-. 10 sAndusky 10 make his
80 az address az the Soldiers
This announcement Is
-. h mean that all possibility
! sl.sh between Foraker and
y AIRING the campaign now Is
:. "a peace between the leaders
s.aysd Taft expects 20 return
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
TAFT TO co TO TOLEDO.


4 TOLEDO. Ohio. Sept As.
a surance was received this aft. !
= ernoon that William n Taft I
\ will come here tomorrow from I
q Middlebasa island 20 Witness I
= the parade The announce !
. ment OF his having arranged To
q be here vas received with I
a grsat pleasure by the veterans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01

n you we're never out with a
bunch OF boys from Off the railroad.
don't miss the trip 10 Ludlow
Labor day. They do things right
and make everybody happy. Take
the steamer Yosemite. Bring your
wives. mothers and sisters; II viii
be fitting for any one. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
BELIEVES WAR Is
THING OF
PAST

That only the most unreasonable
action on a nations part could tn.
volve n IN war. and that peace IL
being promoted not only by the
movement IN favor OF national dis.
armament but by the tremendous
increase ia the cost OF naval and
military maintenance. Is the dec.
laration OF Judge ~ NJ Rose Of
Little Rock. Ark. who was one Of
the three ambassadors from the
United States 70 The Hague peace
conference last year. Judge Rose,
with his wife Is IN Seattle on his
way 10 Yellowstone park
He believes that The Hague con.
ference has firmly established ar
bitration as the only method OF set
Ting disputes between civilized ma
lions. He also favora the revision
Uf the tribunal constituting It a
permanent court OF rs members. to
sit Whenever questions are present
cd. aud the formation of this court
he believes will shortly be brought
about.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01

HAD LEASED WIRE coNNEc.
TONS WITH EACH OF Hle
BRANCH OFFICES.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31
Smoke For Wounds.

Whenever the skin is broken by
cut. or nail. or tear, says Har-
rer's Bazaar. there is no remedy equal
to smoke. especially smoke from raw
sugar Take few Goals on SHOW.
el and put on enough sugar to throw
mp dense smoke (granulated sugar
Is useless. as 1t will blaze) hold tho
wound to the smoke for at least half
an hour. and sugar as needed The
pain will be gone in from five to ten
minutes. but keep up the smoke for nj
least half an hour, and up to two
hours. If deep. dangerous wound.
There will never be any pain In It.
ana 1t will heal up rapidly and easily.
There will never be risk from poison
ing.
II is wise. if the wound Is In con-
spicuons place. to wrap the flesh so
the smoke will only reach the desiroi
section, as the stain from 1t is diff
cult TO remove. and We usually pin
up paper cone shape to place on tho
shovel so as TO confinc the smoke to
a small opening. not letting 1t escape
All over and blind everybody around.
We have used this for thirty.fiva
years and have never known to to
iail to giyc immediate relief or to
work thorough cure IL faithfully ap.
n'ted. The relief is SO quick that lt
Is difficult to make the patient keep
me process mn long enough Even
where tho laood of the patient was
SO bad that the tiniest scratch pro-
duced an nglv fostering sore. rusty
nail nearly through the foot gave no
trouble at ALL and the hoy conld use
MS loot the next day as Il Il hal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31
THE NEW coMMoNwEALTH's
ATTORNEY.

Newport News 10 fortunate In hav-
ins Captain Charles c. Berkeley Oh
the new commemorative attorney.
In filling tho vacancy created by the
elevation of Judge Clarence w. Rob-
inson TO the Circuit bench, Judge
Barham chose the logical candidate
for tho ofiice-thc man with the UNI
qualified endorsement OF practically
the entire bar, and the man who in all
probability would have been elected
Ivy the people had the law placed the
selection in their hands.
4 For eleven years Captain Berkeley
has been good citizen of Newport
NowB. A man of sterling integrity and
high Ideals. a stIclsler for the right in
all things. an interchangeable worker AMI
an earnest student, he Is eminently
iltted for the duties OF the Office TO
which he has been appointed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31

work which they have to do on the
ships il both steady and ardous. 1t
seems to be generally regarded us
less dirty, mental and disagrcctblc
than the tasks which private soldiers
are often required to perform Mt the
various posts and gareisons where
they are Acknowledgements where the
tedium OF tho daily routine is no
longer relieved by the existence OF
that former club OF the soldier the
post cantcen.
II Is to be hoped that this condi-
ton will at least be partially RENE
died by the legislation now In pros
poet. For. though the navy is right
fully regarded MS the FIRST and most
Important line of the defense of the
republic. 1t is essential that the reg
ular army should be efficient, and 1t
Is particularly needful that the artil
lcry garrisons Of senboard fortlnca,
lions shall to kept up to their full
strength and composed of men who
are both reliable and intelligent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31
9REeRulT,No OF THE ARMY AND
n 4tS NAVY


A dlspatch from Milwaukee the
other day declared that the naval re-.
cruiting office In that city mad been
closed because the government al
ready had enlisted the number of
seamen authorized by law Whether
this statement Is true or not. there
Is no doubt that naval enlistments
have materially increased OF late. This
may in some part have been due to
ieasened chances Tor employment In
civic life; but perhaps a moro potent
factor has been the wide advertise
ment which the navy has received
from the cruise of the stately process
aicn OF hattieshlps to the Pacific. AS
soon az this was announced Ivy official
authority. the number of applicants
for the berths of blucjackets began to
show expansion i'll some parts of the
country. The descriptions of the pro :
2 EreHa of the feet. of the hospitabe re
ceptlons IL has met in foreign ports,
and OF the might and magnitude OF
the great array OF armorcieds. have
z Internationally stimulated popular
imagination. and inspired multitudes
/ or sturdy young fellows With the be,
lief that service under the flag afloat
would be an enjoyable experience.
Nothing of the sort, however
seems to have occurred with the
aTnly. while in some cities an in
crease has been noted In the number
OF recruits. it has been asserted that
the applicants were largely of an in
ferior type, both physically and men
aily--often young men who, in times
+ bg a bounding prosperity when the
demand for labor was keen, might
s set Jobs of one kind or other, but who
when industry slackencd, would be
among the first dropped. while stead
Tor and better men were retained. In
consequence. a great majority OF those
who have applied at the military re-
( ol-ui,ing offices have been rejected as
unit,
II The pleasure materially raisin
The pay in tho army shall lie enacted
il Will be instructive 10 note whether
marked change will be brought
ahont in this regard. For there is nc
Il iisppting ths fact that of the two
branches of the national defensive
service the navy has been far and
sssy the most popular ever since the
q combat with Spain. It's men are bat
tet paid. for one thing; their oDportu-
HidoB FOR long voyages; "strans,
Sauntyies for TO see" have been great
81 Tor anosher; aud although tn,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31
The Revolver rorERs.

One OF the efforts to weed out the
anarchists In this country has been
the movement In large number or
cities to adopt ordinances calling for
very strict regulations In carrying re-
volvers. In Chicago an ordinance
calling for II $4,000 bond from every
dealer In pocket guns Is Icing con
siderod This bond Ia liable TO for
ieiture II It Is shown that the deal
or cold weapon to n criminal. The
ordinance also requires that the name
OF The dealer be stamped on the butt
or the gun after 1t has been sold. and
In general seeks TO confine Tho so,o
of revolvers to citizens who can fur
nish evidence that they are law abid
Ing people. who want pistols solely
for the protection Of themselves and
their families.
In other cities, too. the dangerous
practice OF promlscuous pistol carry
liss Is being considered, and IL is 10
DO hoped, that the movement TO les
sen tho habit of revolver carrying will
meet with some degree OF success.
There Is no doubt that the number
OF homicides In the United States
might tend TO decrease If the climino-
ton OF the practice were possible
Especially is this true with regard to
the ownership OF rcvolvers by younr
men who, though not necessarily
criminals at heart, have reckless ar
tough procllvitlcs, aud who may
use intoxlcants To excess, II is equal
~ true that there are very few order
" and peaceful citizens who have any
real use for n revolver during their
lives.
On the other hand. there Ia MI
hority OF individuals whose dutiea
may sometimes require them to car
ry considerable sums OF money. ami
there is the much more numerous
class of householders who feel that
they have right to keep revolver
III their homo as defense against
burglars. Or to carry one IL they ar,
out late at night, as weapon again ST
highwaymcn, These men argue. not
without some reason, that since the
authorities nre consessedly unable TO
prevent criminals from CARRYING pIs
tolls those on whom criminals prey
should not be deprived of the means
OF selt-defense. In some cities. as in
Newport News, men receive licenses
10 carry rcvolyers. In others such
permission is refused under all ordi-
nary circumstances. Generally sneak
lhg' IT can be safely said that the laws
on This subject are not generally en-.
forced. In any case, II does no, seem
unreasonable that every purchaser of
such weapon should be compelled 10
register his name. address and occu
patton. The promiscuous sale of MIS-
tolls without regulation or precauttou
ought not to be allowed in any ciyi.
lied community.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31

never been hurt. In this case we kept
up the smoke for fully two hours.
The little girl of four who rolled
her finScrnails off in the manglo went
To sleep in short time and would
never admit having sore finger.
We alwaysc keep raw sugar on hari
end always keep 1t moist. but in III
emergency / have known woollen rags
10 Go good service; anything which
VIII give dense smoke. suppose
would do. but the sugar seems to have
Il special value.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31

An exchange says that tho mort
gage came direct down TO us from
the Romans. When one has a mort
gage to pay off 1t seems older than
that-Rochcste Post Express.
Some of the "big guns" have al
ways been noiscless.-Charlcston
News and Courier.
There is another fearful thing con
nccted with laziness. Lazy people al
ways talk too multiplication Globe.
That Prince Hello dc Sagan can
trail n bunch of the long green long
Memphis News Scimctar.
a daughtch of Senator Steve Elkins
is going to marry an Italian duke.
My, my. amt we Sand Diggers comm
out.-St. Mary's CIV. Va.) Oracle.
philadelphia society man Is 10
fight n five-round bout with pro.
fcssional pugillst. What government.
position has he an eye on?-New
York World.
The Presidents idea appears TO be
that as Congress Is in session II.
ought to do something. and he Is right
about it.-Philadclphia Press.
The Roosevelt program seems to nc
to do lot of globctrotting while Mr..
Taft runs the Office for a term.--Bir"
m nphnm Are Earaid
Kentucky will have difficulty In cf-
facing the tobacco stain from her re-
Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
The season Of ethereal mildness.'
even in presidential messages.-New
York Mail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31

The meat dealers must think that
restoration of the motto In God we
trust on the coins has landed them
IN the pockets Of tho people. They
viii probably confine their trusting.
however, strictly to the coins.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31

Superintendent think that young
lady over there is not being properly
waited upon.
Floor Walker-Oh. she doesn't want
to buy anything. Everything that has
been shown her she has declared per.
fecuy lovely. She hasn't found the
least fault with anything.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31

The name George b. Coriclyou APP
peared In tho newspapers Yesterday.
1t has "a familiar sound, but 1t makes
. noise very much like its owner had
been completely squelchcd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31

II women continue to tanglc up al.
plomntic relations. one of the rc.
quirements for consular service Will
be that the applicant must be single
man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31

When you read about the fool who
rocks the boat It is a sure indication
mat the time has arrived for lighter
underwear.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31

'-rhe lady whose name you gave as
reference. Della" said Mrs. Hiram
Omen. tells me you were not always
truthful and obcdient." mo. ma'am."
replied the new servant. az couldn't be.
Wild hcr tcllin' me all the time to say
she wasn't at home" = Philadelphia
Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31

a San Francisco man has threaten
ed to blow up the fleet. His amanu
milton is probably rs harmless as tina,
or Sims and the other critics.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31

Howclr-Did you find that umbrella
you lost?
rowell-Yes.
Howell-I'll bet you were glad to get
1t back.
Poweil-You lose. left 1t at my
motherjn-law's, and when it came
back she came with lt.--ExchanEe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31

Have you the fact deeply implant.
ed In your mind that tomorrow is
April fools day?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31

Wonder what Roosevelt said to
Root when he read tho lattefs state .
ment that che nation viii rise from
It's hysteria"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31

II you have large family of chill
drcn, II Is more trouble to rent fiat
than It is To get college education
through correspondence course
Chicago News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31

Anarchists have never any reason
to complain of the delays Of the law.
They are hanged with the most COM
mcndable expedition. Cleveland
Leader
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-31
WITH THE PHOTOGRAPHER.

Tho Sugar Trusts sS,OOOOOO divi
dcnd ought TO swcctcn Wall streets
temper littlc.-St. Louis Post-Dis-
patch.