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The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-12
Topeka Kan. Aug. II
MIXED AND BUTCHERS. % 1oas 4

MIXED AND BUTCHERS. g 1oas 20
HEAVY .--.-.-..-.-.. ...-.....---.. S.5oQs26
Light CATTLE. ''.''' S'S'ae@
cows (gooD %. .oo9loo
HEIFERs ........ .................. a0o9aH
SXLvss S ;sood. loo to soc ib:.j. zoSSsS zoSSs oS
GAn fTnrnisheG d by The Continental cresmsIx cs1
.ccs ,iss.o Co; ToDssiks, }siks., KkaHR;l 20,
CREAMERY BUTfER-Chicago. nc; N.
X EsLGiN zeSi BUrrER-zc.
tWhoiesale prices furnished by Topeka
Packing Seas Sc; .1ss AND v; PoHTTRT LayFse5 strss
eIe e &C. Old sf sc 9f0 tSr
keys. 10c; ducks. &C: geese. &c:
BUTTER-Packins stock. Nc
wfHoIEsxLE fSGsEsxLE FRUIT AND PRODUCE.
FURNISHED by saml E. Lux. Whoiesals
fEAksScaiifornia Bartlett. per box.
va ZcRBBAGE-Per Ib.. 1Hc.
oNIONlHome grown. per bu.. $1.oo.
ffGEG6SMSs1caiifOrnia per crate. rat a.so
SAHTA53gTfd5NssFSsE STA1HTTHAN5M3EgTdNsFSsr ofste ls iEs
PEACHES-Elberta. per crate. Sc:
home grown, per s-lb: basket. 20@5c.
LEMONS-California, IS 575g6.00.
BANANAs--Medium sized bunches. So;
7a "a: large punches. $2.75lJ3.OO; Jimho
q. 3.3G350; extra large punches. per pound.
NEW EAR CORN-Per doz, zoe.
TOMATOEsPer 20 1b. basket, S5c.
TIARNfPSNPer bushei 800
MANGO PEPPERS-Per " bu., s1o0
REETS-Per doz. 30c.
CARROTS-Per doz. lunches <oc.
SPINACH-Per bu.. 40c.
POTATOES-Per bu.. 75c
WAX BEANs-Per box. s5c.
CHEESE.
wisconsin Y. A.. 15c; LAmburger, 14c:
Daisy. oo-lb. each. l4c; Dairy Twins, 2 to
box. i4c; wisconsin yellow. 15c; wis
consin white, 15c; Brick, 14c; Block
Swiss, domestic style. 15c.
Grain Market.
FURNISHED by J. B. Billiard, corner Ka,-
sas Ave. and Curtis St.J
Topeka. Kan, Aug II
WHEAT.No. ?. s1aSsc; No. 8. 1079c;
No. 4. 73G74c.
CORN-7oc-
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New York Sugar and Cofree Market.

New York. Aug. 12.-SUGAR-Raw,
steady; fair refining. $3621s; centrifugal
IS test. $412h; molasses sugar, $3.32l1d
3.371z; refined, steady; crushed, $50; pow
dered, $3.50; granulated, $50.
COFFEE-Market steady. No. Rio,
61Ac: No 4 Santos, S&c.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-12
Topeka Market.

| FURNISHED by the Charles wolff Pack.
| ing Co., yards close at noon Saturday
Can now handle wagon hogs same be-
fore flood. Cannot hogs under $50
pounds. Do not market hogs unless same
| are we'll finished, as we cannot use half
| fat stun. We give below prices effectiye
at once. until further notice.l
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-12

FURNISHED by ]. E. Gall, Commissions,
Grains, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
Onfice Ito West Sixth st. Phone 4s6.1
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-12

Chicago Grain Market.
FURNISHED by ]. E. Gall. Commissions.
Grains. Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
Office ITO West Sixth st. Phone 486J
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-12

T. Benton Murdock, Ell Dorado, in
9lscussing the question of what job
ne VIII get from "Governor" Stubbs
says:
Grant in 1868 and for the last forty
years nave been voting 'er' more or
less straight. Administrations. both
state ana national, have come and
gone, while we have at all times lined
up. Tor the G. o. P. without a flicker.
ana we are happy to say that through
all these forty years of party loyalty
we nave been accorded one of the
most exalted positions in the gift of
the party, and one that we will doubt
less continue to hold to the end, and
mat is the honorable job of an inno-
cent bystander."
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-12

cream. specials. 12Ad131kc: do. small. col
or or white fancy, 13c: ditto large. color
ed or white fancy. 111kc: ditto good to
prime. 11Q1114c, ditto common. 9A@10%c;
skins, 11z@9kc.
EGGs-Market firm. western firsts. 1s
@191xc; seconds, 161x@17xc.
POULTRY - Dressed. dull; western
springs, 125x@19c; fowl. 121xd1311c.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-12
Chicaxo Produce Mar

Chicago Aug. 4nrket
steady. Daisies. 121zd13c; twin u3161zc;
young Americas. 12kd13c.
POULTRY-Alive, firm; turkeys lac;
chickens 111k612c; springs. 15c..
AID CHICAGO PRODUCE
BUTTER-Market steady. Creamerfes.
1od &c: dairies. 17920c.
EGGS-Market steady. Fresh. firsts.
1s1kc.
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Market Gossip.

Grains. Provisions. Cotton and Stocka-
Office ITO West Sixth st. Phone 49,
Liverpool cables: Opening-wheat ga
szd higher: corn unchanged.
Second cable: Wheat ss@1xd higher;
corn 51d higher.
Kansas City car lots today: Wheat 1:s.
corn 10. oats IL.
Kansas City estimated car lots tomor-
row: Wheat 100. corn 10. oats Is.
Chicago car lots today: Wheat 157. corn
Sc oats 1S2.
Chicago estimated car lots tomorrow:
Wheat 204. corn III. oats 96.
10.
Closing cables: wheat-A9%d higher;
corn I'D higher.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-12
Kansas Citv Grain Market.

FURNISHED by ]. E. GALL Commissions.
Grains, Provisions, Cotton and Stocks
Office ITO West Sixth St. Phone 1851
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Kansas City, Mo-. Aug. 12-CATTLE-
Receipts 1900 head. Market steady to
strong.
HOGS-Receipts 10000 head. Market DC
to 1Oc lower. Bulk Of sales, $63OQ6.5; top,
s675
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head. Market
steady.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-12
New York Produce Hfar1Det.

New York. Aug n-BUTTER-Harke
firm Creamery specials, 231zc: extras.
&c; third to first, 1S022c
CHEESE@Market steady. state fu1l
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together in solid phalanx, for victory
ana the pie counter. The trifling diff
Ierences between Long and Bristow
VIII nave been forgotten. and there
never nave been any differences be-
tween Leland and Stubbs.''
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-12

Kansas City, Aug. 12.-
pen High Low Close Yes
The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-12
Kausas Citv Live stock sales.

Kansas CITY 1.-Two SlOCk Sd1eS
1.-THE following sales were made today at
the stock yards, Kansas City. Mo-. and
telephoned to The Topeka State Journal
by Clay. Robinson Co.. live stock com.
mission merchants. with OFFICES at all
markets.1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
EDWIN GOULD INDUCES
SISTER TO CONSIDER

KEW YORK -SpseiL.-ThAt the
efforts 90 hsE family g prevent the
marriage OF Madame Anna Gould 20
Prince Haiie De SaEan has caused the
latter much uneasinsDa VA shown
when II wa sSit ths cousin OF
Count Bori had postponed his re-
turn 20 France. Anna Gould Ia be-
ginning 70 Hstsn 20 reason" said ems
OF these friends she nrst re-
ssnted the diotAtoriAl way in which
her family attempted 20 interfere. and
the Prince Waa very near 20 success
In his suit but Edwin Gould has had
a long talk with her. and as the re-
suit Madame Gould has agreed 80
give more deliberate consideration 20
The question % her marriage"
Prince Dc SEGsn hSs enlisted the
o-acss OF his friends. the Tylsr-MorSsL
IN Al -Tor1 20 win back the ascend
Rncy Matsms Gould hAG learned
from her era authority that her
marriage with Prince % SGEan would
not invAlitste the claim of her slcea'
son. Boaifaea 20 the utls OF his IN
thar OF the la1tsrs demise
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
DOWNING TELLS WHY
BE BECAME A PREACHER

ALEXANDRIA. VA. ~ Special. -
Every seat In the auditorium and on
the stage Of the Young Peoples Build
ing of the Washington Street Metho-
dist Episcopal Church was filled Sun
day afternoon, when Robert L
Downing, the former actor, told the
story Of his conversion 10 Christian
ity. but those who expected 20 hear
an attack or the stage or other SEN
sational utterances went away disap-
pointed.
Mr.. Downing announced that no is
neither an orator nor a preacher, ano
that ne was there merely 20 tell OF
the attainment OF what he had Ions
craved. the simple life OF a Christian.
In earnest tones he told OF a longins
for something higher and more spirit
ual throughout the thirty-two years
ne was speaking other peoples hnes
on the stage. and said ne had now
found what he needed TO satisfy him
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
WEEP AS THY QUIT
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.

NrW YORE-8psSfaL- ProeSs-
Toa OF trunks and lugCAra Of al kinds
psssad cut OF the Fifth Avsnus hotsl
al Thursday. thu psrsonAl belongings
~ many Tuesta who have lived Tor a
quarter OF a century * mors In me
hotel aad who wished 20 avoid the
sorrow % seeing the old hostelrg cloas
10 coors on Saturday night
Nathaniel whitman. EuSs[ ~ho
has lived al The hotel for forty-eiEht
and a half years. went 20 AuAnuc
CirV 90 that Re viii not be near when
ths doors close for the lAst time upon
tia place which hs kas for nearly
hAif a century looksc upon as home
CAPTAIN TlsminE. who hRs lived at he
hotal for about thirty year,. took
train for Chicago. goinE away TO e.
oaps tha ordsAl-
md Afrn Gsorre W Carr were am onz
ths many rueEta who moved out. They
al said that thay &c not want TO see
ths old hotel closed. a. ths spectacle
would be too much IKE losing mem
/ bsr OF the family or at old and dsAI
TREND Some OF them we're IN t@ATs
az they said Eooc-sy al around.
-The trunks have been going cut "a
I fasa that ~ seems as n almost eFsrl
/ ere mast cs gone bJ new. sad Elrns'
lev 81 ear eld guests have Aanounoes
/ that they will stick 10 cut TO the end
/ M WsicOms G. HitehcooE- Wns "a
bssa here about any years. is going I.
stGy until ths cad and see i al oSt
aRt 30 are Ars. Wright azd Mrs. VII
liarnG. whs have lived here about TWEEN
Zen Gay. head waiter at ths hots
fer forty-siI year,. who seryed eve
| prssfdsnt since ard including Grant
wsrt as hs went around saying fare
wei 70 al ais frisad= Of a lifetime.
| Z cant bear 20 stay and see The OF
plass closs sai6 re. 1T Would be 20
panfua for me- Tn going 20 Color3ce
| 70 nv ranch. and Tn going 20 Nv
thsrs hereafter. New York weuion'
sssnn Ike the sane place without n
| ed Tffth Avsnus Hotel
DAY, who entered the hetsl forty-si
ysars are a. q robust country youti
isf9 last night a Eray-hairec man We
int the sixties He notified Manage
parffnK suddenly that he would hsE
to Hst another head waiter TO nnish q
the remaining two days the hotel -
- open He caught a train for Cole
. Taxo as soon a. ne left the hotel O.
> 10 the close personal friend OF d
NoHatt, the millionaire railroad build
sT who lived several months each yea
AZ tha fifth Avenue. and who has Ia q
aim en- two trips 20 Europe
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
DENIES ANY PE0NAGE
IN NORTH CAROLINA
Senator Overman Severely Crit
cises Report Of Employees of
Judiciary Department and De
nounces SANDER on State

WASHINGTON. d. C.-Speeial-'T
for one am tired OF making these ap-
propriations 20 send out lonE-haired
men and short-haired women 70 spy
upon our people and SANDER them.
with these Senator Oyerman, or
North Carolina closed a speech ia
the Senate IN which he answered
charges that serious conditions as 20
peonage existed in North Carolina
senator OVsrman arose 70 question
OF privilege. and read an article in a
local paper dealing with peonage In
the South and purpOrrng 20 give
confidential report on peonaEe condi-
lions 20 the Department OF Justice by
Assistant Attorney General Russell. IN
this report IL Was set forth that peon-
age existed In North Carolina as well
as other Southern States. and the con-
ditions were represented as serious
Senator Overman replied only 20
that portion OF the report and OF the
article relating 10 peonage In North
Carolina he declared there was no
word OF truth IN H. that no peonags
existed IN bis State and THAI there
had been no convictions for peOnage
IN that state. He denounced asser-
lions that pSonage prevailed in North
Carolina az a SANDER upon the people
there
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
WILL FORBID c. 0. D.
LIQUOR SHIPMENT
Congress Considers New Measure
to Regulate Interstate Trafnc
in Liquor. So as 70 Pro
tect Dry Districts.

WASHINGTON. - Special Tbs
senate Committee en- Judiciary has cs-
cited 20 report a bir az an early day
iutentec % eTord the states batter
support in their attempts 10 snfcree
locsi cptlcr avs The committee had
enAiiy reached the conclusion that all
the Bills oIsred having In view the
object % giving the States control OF
liquor IN Interstate commerce after II
passes within ths borders OF he STATE
20 which 20 10 consigned Will os open
20 ccratttutioral objections
Senator Knox. chairman of the sub
COMMITTEES which had The matter IN
charge - OF the opinion thAt the 20
Ice power OF the States under which
the sale and tisposition or liquors Is
regulated can neither oe enlarged or
diminished By Federal laws Other
m cTrbsrs OF the committee have cSsn-
cidsc with the view % Mr.. knoE Sut
the ccmmittss 10 entirely Wiling 40
pass some law that viii prevent toe
setting az dedancs under the guies 81
int0rStAts cermeres OF the local laws
% the States regulating or preventing
the sale or Sisp0sal 81 Intoxicating
ucucrn This the ccmmittee believes
san BE accomplished ~ strict Fedora
regulation 81 Interstate hipnsnts 81
levers infe Local ePtion states
Il 10 proposed. thersfsrs. te repsv
hiIi 70 abolish ahiprnsata c Q. =
q nQuora aad &c require that al
charres % prepaid Aiss. 20 rssuir,
that The raus II the ccrslEnse IN even
oase % dsdaite. ana further that ever
package ef iieuor IN intsrstats cen
rEsros shall - plainly marked az snc,a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
HIDDEN TREASURE
EXPOSED By STORM
Heavy Seas Washing the Coast
Of Portugal Brings 20 Light
Wealth Of Coin and Jewels
Hidden by Ancient
Buccaneers.

LLSBOR.-SpseiAl.- action q
yhs SEE. which IL slowly washing away
thu village OF ParadslhA- hAa unoov-
sre1 the treasure trovs OF Portuguese
buccaneers. hidden hundreds OF years
ARC. A. storm % more than unusual
severity Evept the coast and a portion
Of the foreshors was washed away
The vtllAGsrn. searching on the shore
for WrSckAGS found many ancient
Told and silver doubloous. Jeweled
crosses. finger rings OF quaint antique
pattern. ear rings. gold and silver
msdAnlons. portions OF silver censers
and ether fragments OF church plate.
Because OF the age OF the Jewelry a
great valus n attached as curioE-
When the md became known the
Villagers spread and dug up the whole
beach Many other articles were found.
one man found gold coins valued az
81 200 IN one place. The Portuguese
buccaneers who hGrried the Spanish
main were IN the habit OF 0uryinG
their booty along tho coast. and the
rove discovered by the SEA . un-
/ dou btsdly a portion OF one OF their
hoarda-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
=. sss B.be. m Thres Months.

New York has just won the Rooss-
vsff Antl-rsce suicide handicap In nns
shape DR.. Darlington, Health Gem
missioner, reported the other day
that sass babies were bern In the
ave borouRhs between January 1at
and April i. lscs. the biggest number
on record IN any three months in
the eity's history. and greater By s,tsl
than In the same period in 1897.
WHISTLER because OF hard times or
me new registration Law IL not known.
but the marriages we're only e.66T
dur4ng the QUartsr. an against i.7Bo
ia the nrst quarter OF 1897. Ths death
rnto-it4s per thousAnd-waS also
lower than the average for the Last
ten years..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
ENGLISH PREMIER
FORCED TO RESIGN
STR Henry Campbell BAnnsr1nAn
Withdravz Prom Leadership Of
English Government, Owing TO
Confined III Health

LONDON. IS psciA--GrsGa British
IS On q peculiar position. being v1tAoua
ether premier OF ministry The LONG
expected rs&tEnAuOn % ET Hsnry
Campbell BA1asrunAn. prime minister.
has rust been oGc1Auy announced
AoccrdtnE 20 The ccuFt circular Ne
rsalEnsd o. he urrenJ rocOu,na srs1 a
c0u % rs u,sdical atviserA As The
Constitution OF tEs county provides
70 autornRcia EueceEror ~ rests with
he Elng &c appoint nSw head or Jhs
G5vsruuso1 and. a. IN the cUSto n.
ths whole Cabinst rsEEnst with ths
premier. no stap % appoint min
stsr car &c taken Until Herbert a A.
auth. the Chancellor ot the Exct1e-
euer. who has been summoned 20
STARTS for the purpoSs, has sen ths
KlnE The position CT the country u
Impressed sntsd. there Being nc pre-
vious inEtAnou % a change occurring
liz the premiership while the sovsr~sgn
vas abroad
SIR EsnrT'a condition rsSnatgls uR-
chGnEst. according 10 the phyaiciAn 4
ouilstin- ChAncellor AsQUith. who hai
been Aot1nE premier fer sornorins
Will leave for BiArTi1 probably todAy
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
WOODS TELLS STORY OF
HIS SONS MURDER
Father Of Young Man Who Was
Brutality Murdered Near Mehsr-
rin Writes a Vivid Account Of
Finding Of Sons Body N
Burning Building.

N wood. father OF John Thomas
Wood the young man orutany EUr-
dsred. and his store burned near Me-
hsrrsn. LunsnburE county. on Marsh
2id writing from Green Bay nv, va: GiSess
onersd for the Apprehension ef tnS
murderer or murdsrsrs NIL Il Is sAsd-
be doubled
Ths letter fs a. fellows:
In sudden and appalling cAeAsss
PIE, nswspapsr accounts. BASED on ~ >
Ink reports. are necessarily more OF
IN the interest OF the friends and &C
a more authentic statement than has
hsretofors appeared
day. and when left the store. about
niEhtfzlL John Thomas remark ed
Papa / wish you would ask mamma
a. IL .s SO muddy I shall not 80 down
tonight" We did 80. and soon AsseT
between 10 and il o'clock a big Rslht
+ shining ia a. the window awoks Is
and We saw the building on hre- TnS
next instant I ran 20 the ~asistanoS OF
my Eon. IL was too late.
burst open the door and saneo
aloud. bat only The roaring flames an
sister and ErAndmother resched TIE
7 spot. and next we were Joined %
4 friends. who. realizing the hopelesa1 ese
I Gesoiate home. administered rsstorP-
lives and returned 70 search Tor shs
/ missing body OF our loved one
They dragged or the burning ttra-
Der and went 10 the spot where his
cot had stood. but instead OF nndtnE
him there. the charred FORM was ottr
covered three feet away having sctii
on portions OF his shoes and wSotec
pants. which circumstance proves tEat
he had not undressed FOR the night
His body bore unmlstakable ultartSs
OF violence deadly blow on the head
and "a broken arm
The autopsy proved that death was
instantaneous and not from sunooa-
tlon.
His gun was found about six feet
from the place where II was kept. WITH
the ruuzzlc towards the door.
, The half gallon oil measure was on
the side OF room opposite from tne
tank. where IL had never been placed
, before.
The whole conclusion is that tps
! nends entered the store IN the gvstse
, OF customers. overpowered and uttF
! dered their victim. committed the ruo-
4 berry then poured kerOsine broadcast
and applied the match.
% Not for 3 moment do ! aPpreh6pc
y that the nefariOus crime was con
u mitted by personal enemy OF Hy
son, as his popularity among all oiasse,
+, with whom be had dealings was a vel
u known fact
= Money was unquestionably the sole
incentive 70 the dastsrdly deed
o ]. NJ. WOOD.
: Green Bay. Va. April 4. 1905.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
PRESIDENT STEVENS
NAY GO TO MEXICO
Flsttering oSer In Said 70 Have
Been Made TO the @. & o. Elk
ecutive TO Take Charge Of
Government Railways IN
Southern Republic.
RrCHNOND. vA.-Spsciai

RICHMOND. VA.-SpsciRi-
The report that President stevens.
The head * the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway has been offered the man
AKement OF the Mexican international
Railway. IN which the Government 10
partially interested. could not be alb
solutely confirmed By the railway Of
ncials IN this city.
They saw no reason. however. 10
doubt that Mr.. Stevens had been ap-
preached on the matter. a. thsg sp-
precists the wide reputation he has fer
his ability rs a railroad man.
Mt stevens. who has been travel
ina in Mexico for the last three vssks.
expected here Monday. lie declines
Meade 7. Spicsr. his private see-
rstarT. sAid this morning that he
knew nothing OF tho onsr save What
he hsd cleaned through the news
papsrs. Be. OF course. could venture
no Eusss a. % what AR. stevens might
40 In the matter.
Ths present position held ey Mt
stevens 10 one OF vast responsibility
and PGys tlb.eoo n year. He has held
F n fer thu iAst eight year, with grea'
credit 70 himself. and during this uns
has been peculiarly friendly - Rish'
mend ard Richmond Interest,"
The Mexican international ana tn
Mexican Central are subsidiary prep
critics os the national line IN Mckee
and n -. Br0vn is their president
The understanding 10 that AT
StsvsnA and :. II FELTON,. prssicsn
q ne Mexican Central. would az
jointly IN the management
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
WOMAN FOUND DEAD
At BOTTOM OF WELL
hrs. Pocahont&s Ely. With Throat
Dashed, is Found After Search
q Bottom Of Well in Her
Ysrd-HSd Taken Own Life
RICHMOND. vA-SpeciaL

RICHMOND. VA-SpectaL-
Nrx PocahontSs Ely. vie % lcr.
George Sly. vas found In TIE bottom
OF the vel IA The yard OF her home.
40 East thirteenth Street hAnches-
ter. Monday AZ 6.<S o'clcck. her
5eRth being attributed 20 suicide. cue
10 Al unbalanced mind. which Was
the result OF severn uaonthT sickness
Nrs KY Wa corty-nins years o.
AZ and leaves lArre taCily- she
bad been n 81 health fer many
months and lasi night ~ Il o'clock
she wls found 20 bs missing from her
home A search wSs made. but ncth-
fnr could - found until tAis morn
inE a next door n-iEheor. Ar, "; y
Ienni-rs saw something n the bot
ton or ere twenry-fvs-foot veil which
lookes like The hair o. \ woman
~ef-rh,,-s were summoned ard q
-cpe was ct down into the well A
--a- who descended he veil found
thc body o. Ms KY n tar feet O.
--zrer Just how long are bad Beer
sead y was a rrlatrsT CT i-posEoiAty
10 tel
The boty va taksn from the We
a. Coroner Brodraz was SUNNI chs O
He fcEn6 ssvsrai suEht EashsS Acro@
-hs throat - the Enfo-tunats woman
Later n knife wzs fcunt s. TIRE honS
-hich showed that Is wHH ths -sEpcr
$50 The coroner stated positively
hat G.A.h vas due 20 suic@a, ina
she Vs. drowned. a-t that her deatf
was -ct he result % the wounds IN
ni-reE with the knife
DR. B-ot1ar- aft-r making = cAre
fs1r t-v~~-irzrion os the cAss. deem 81
Al inquest unnecessary
NJ Ely. before hs- nErr-Age. va
Ms Pucahoutas Hooker She - sur
vtvcd bv her husband and 10 broth
~ NeHrs 4 r ard Edward Hoo
- she leaves eight children --Duc
~ C~o-rs c. Melvfn p. Norma
E c Curtis " Obs c. and AtEae
7 Locrtr Nay and Louise e Ely.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11

Th.re seems 20 be 10 question that
the ~ine-trizkinE nations as corr par
- wlth IRE whfsizey drinking nations
A. "a more temperate Thomas ! e.
fe-scn declared as a result OF rs OBJ
s~-vnrcr that no nation In drunken
wh-re vine ls cheap. and none sober
where ths d-tnkar u vine subscrutee
Ardent ~ul-lts a. TIE common bsV-
--aU FOR rhis reason re Advocated
lnu rate OF duty OF wines a. a.
A. rldcre 20 the bGzs % whlsEsy- IN
rhe sA-ue urs % reasoning q caller
Al th- W7aste Eousp--rsvziisT An
ia zharbo-foIt TIE Prsai1Sut the
cher cay that IN ths french anc
rraLz- arrnles where light vine - a
PAX q the rcEui1r alton. the yearly
r,~-r@-rasge q soldiers trsa-sd fer
r--rkeruasE Wa lsEs than ons-
e Ehfh q Per cent he surgso1
rere-zl q the AEerlcan army reports
rEat thirty out o. sNV l.eee AZ
treated for alcoh0llEu--PhilAds lShtn
Record
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
ASKS A REHEARlkG
IN POLL TAX CASES
Attorney General Anderson Pre-
sents Petition to the Supreme
Court for Rehesring the
Norfolk Matter.
RlcHAlONp. VA.-sp.eial-

Attorney General Anderson N ac-
cc-dAnce with plans announced scrns
days sEo In shis paper. has prssentso
70 the Supreme Court OF Appeals
petition Tor a rehcsring IN the Nor-
folk city poll tax case
The appellate tribunal 10 Will Se
remembered. decided IN this case that
al poll taxes must % paid In per
son but the opinion was not SUI
rcientiy specific 70 meet the under
standing % some
TIE question Is. Dc~s the require
raent 20 nay ~in person" mean q ply
seal 81 corporal Rppearsnce % the
voter before The treasurer. or does X
rasrely demand bona Gte payments
The opinion. most likely. will %
sur7ciently elucicated after the re-
hearing The peutien has bean Seot
- TIE printer. and Il nay Re that the
court win hold a special term. as tbs
voters 81 several cities would IKE 70
have the ruling fully sxplAneo a.
cary IS possible