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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10
meetings.

Richmond Forgings Corporation,
Richmond. Va, July s, 1905.
BY RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD
of Directors Of this Corporation, In
meeting Of June TO-, 1908, q special
meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Richmond Forgings Corporation Is
called for "WEDNESDAY, JULY %,
1905. at the office OF Mr.. Joseph
Bryan. Times Building, Richmond.
Va. at 1880 o'clock A. NJ, to pro-
vide for additional equipment
o. p. REDFORD,
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

WANTED. POSITION; EXPERIENCED
office man; general and corporation
bookkeeping. best references. Adj
dress Is 529. care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

WAITED, a REGISTERED ASSIST
ant pharmacist of.at least five years
experiences. Address l. SIS, care
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

MEN TO LEARN BARBER
= trade new system; only3cight weeks
required: wages after first month,
steady position gnafanteed; special
rates for summer; Illustrated cata-
logte mailed free. MOLER'S BAR
BIER COLLEGE, 207 Bowcry. New
York City.
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mal1teo.
Goal aun Iunnn.


WOOD AND COAL AT SUMNER,
prices; coal. $3.50 to $500 per tor;
cord split wood. ss.25; Just the size
for the stove. Phone for sample
lead. Phone G913. NORTH CARO-
LIMA MOOD AND COAL CO. SCI
Crook Ayenve
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10
BAKERY

hluELLERs NEW YORK nLECTR1C
II Ba kery |, N first ass HON bread
kes and pies les specia lty,8 Al o West
a nr2nd a 3 tree r e hnlond. Va. 'Ph Que
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

The object OF the petition filed in this I
cause is to have the said Iecree re-
versed and annulled. and affidavit hav-
Andrews Company and James D. 1r-S
wing, agent for the a. II. Andrews Com
rany. are non-residents OF the State of
nppellees, after due publication Of this
order in The Times-Dispatch. a news
paper published In the city of Rich;
mond, for four successive weeks. iap-5
1908, to answer the said appeal and do
what Is necessary to protect their in-s
terest therein. lf
copy-Teste: * fs ias }aisfS ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

DON'T BE HUMBuGGED LONGER.
'Phcne us for prices on all kinds OF
fuel. We've got the best to be had.
and only ask trial order to demon
Seventeenth and Washington Phone
10S3
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Rliscellal1eous.

FOR TWENTY YEARS SRHDuAIATEuR
has been the 4unfailtng cure for govt,
$sciatica, lumbago, etc. It's to be-
taken internally; 1t cures. Get a
bottle from your druggist. Price only
60c M. -. 81 Il.I.ls - 81
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LAWN SWINGS.

LAWN SWINGS.
EAGLE LAWN SWINGS, THE SWING
Of quality; all steel, durable, COM
Portable and ornamental. We are
sole agents. w. *. BACHE, SONS &c
Z MuLFORD. 1406 East Main.
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zbelp GWanten. fenaLr


WANTED. WHITE LADY. EXPERI-
cnced in hotel management; also one
first-class cook. HOTEL RIPBERG-
Err. Blackstone, Va.
WANTED. "A GOOD COOK AND WASH
cr; good pay and room on lot: none
need apply without good recon-
mendatian. Apply LEXINGTON IIo-
TEL OFFICE
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IN / S.
OED CENT WORD
aun,,ner Boaroinq
ONE GENT q WORD.

WAITED, BoARDERs Al TILE CT.
dars; attractive home among the Blue
Ridge Mountains near Greenwood.
G. & o.; large brick house, shady
grounds. airy rooms, bath room, hot
and cold water. aplendid water and
good table; no children; references
exchanged. Address Miss NJ. ll1.CtI-
l5R, Yancey Mills, Va.
w ANTED. COUNTRY -,oARDERs;
D Orange, Va, Piedmont section. three
miles from station; healthy. g0dI
spring WATER; cool nights river on
premises; bath house, private dancing
pavilion; no irya!ids or children.
Terms reasonable. Address Mrs. j.
q. sPIcER, Orange. Va.
OCEAN WAVE, CoTTAG4i, OCEAN
View. Va.;;athree minutes walk from
hotef and amusemcnts; direct on wa
ter, boating, bathing and fishing:
excellent table; reasonable rates.
LIE NOEL HOTEL COTTAGE, BON
Air,2ye This delightful nearby fam
lily resort open July 1st; mouern con-
vsnicnces; moderate rates. Booklet.
A. y. NOEL.
WANTED, MRS. L. L.
GUNTfIER, Lexington, Va; beautiful
location. Shady and cool
COTTAGE, OCEAN VIEW.
Va, open for guests; all modern con-
Nenienccs: water front.
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SAMUEL P. WADDILI,.S 4

Mcclure, Rely & Bryan, Attorneys.
yIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICB;
e PEALS,f AT RICHMOND ON THURSss
DAY. THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE.
1908: 4 e .iS3sS
Commonwealth Of Virginia. at the re-:
against M
The School Board Of the City OF Nor.
folk ct ais. $685.. App ellees,.
Upon an Appeal from and Supersedeas.
to Decree Pronounced by the Court
Of Law and Chancery OF the City OF
Norfolk on the 14th day OF January
1908. n,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

FOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL STYLES
Fbuggies. surveys and runabouts; we
can save you money and please the
most fastidious; canopy and umbrella
shades put on your runabout while
you wait w. X. BACHE. SONS &
MULFORD, 1406 East Main
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SITUATIONS manteo, MIaIe.

CIVIL ENGINEER. OUT OF WORK.
wants position of some kind. Adj
dress L 5S4, care Times-D Dispatch.
WORK OF ANY KIND BY YOUNG
man of fair education: strong and
wiling. Address l. 59S, care Times
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Boalrouug.

IAN ACCOMMODATE EIGHT OR TEN
table boarders through the summer
meals and quick service. 500 and
Sill East Franklin Street. THE
545 T.ANcT.E,v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

FOR SALE. ONE PHAEToN, $40; ONE
runabout, s35, one contractors top
buggy, $40; one light grocery wagon,
SIS; all in good order: these are
bargains. A. MEYERS SONS, 120
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10
a. EDWARD ROEBER,
Secretary and TreaSurel.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL. Il MEETING
of the stockholders of the Richmond
Paper Manufacturing Company Will
be held atits office, 1900 East Frank
lin Street, Richmond Va, on TUES
DAY, JULY s2lST, 10 o'clock noon.
B. W. LIPSCOA1B,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

TAKE, NoT1CE! THE
'.WhirlWind' silo filler. the Sleader;
great capacity, least pDwcr; sold un :
der broadcast warranty to do salts
ut our store; gasoiene and steam Ell :
gincs for all farm purposes agents
for DeI.ayal cream sephrhtors, cream
cry swing churns, Bostwick's saffi-
tary milk pail and cover w. K.
BActIE, SONS & MULEORD, 1905
East Main Is n 81
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WANTED. BY INVALID LADY, AN
attendant :: middle aged preferred.
address, NJ, 1906 Harrison Avenue,
Richmond
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.,PANAMA IATTERS.

PANAMA HATS sBLDACHIlD, BLOCK
81 ed and trimmed intogany style. We
use no acids to injure your hat We
nave no agents AlERICAN8ittIA AT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

AUTOMOBILES. - TWO BRAN new
Franklin touring cars; one I'D" and
9one 9"G" model need the money
& and Will make attractive prices. Adj
dress WILLARD" Box GIT, Norfolk.
Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

WANTED. a WOMAN TO COOK AND
FASH for|couple. Apply 1915 West
Grace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

SEE OUR STOCK OF SPRING WAC
ons; any style you may want can
be seen on our floor. BR1STOW-
EjghteefI.h
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Richnind; owners desire to give
their time to other business and VIII
sell very cheap. Address B. j.. care
Times u ispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

FOR SALE-TWO NEW DELIVERY
wagons. One covered, with duck
sides, $1,000; one open express
wagon. $500; both cut under. South
Thirteenth street. SPoTLESS co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

LARGE, WE'LL VENTILATED ROOMS:
terms reasonable. Address Box al,
Ashland Va.
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SOFT DRINKS.

" soOE7I IJIkl4NfNsos n -1-7-1 10 n
DON'T FOOL OR BE STINGY WITH
yourself KLEvESAHL'S soft drinks
are worth all you pay for them.
RED BASKET DEVILED CRABS.
basket; fresh every day. Call COLE
MAN. Phone 6S97.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

YOUNG MAN. WITH Al REFER
ences Germany, seeks any kind of
position. Address 1909 East Main
Street; restaurant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

Witness the Honorable Edmund
'Waddill. Jr. Judge of the said court,
and the seal thereof, at Richmond, in
said district, on the It'll day Of July,
A. D. 1908.
Attest:
(seal) JOSEPH P. BRADY.
Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

SOME BUYERS FOR RUN
abouts, Surveys. traps and buggies
at greatly reduced prices. AINsLIE
CARRIAGE CO. s, 10. IL South
Eighth street
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PEOPLE TO s,IkNOWs; THAT
we are in our neW factory, at II. IS,
10 North Eighteenth, now. and pre-
pared to do, tbetrer work and give
prompt service BRISTOW-WO
Z SHAM co. " II
WANTED, SOME BUYERS FOR RUN
abouts,{ SURVEYS, trans, bug
giles at greatly reduced prices.
AINSLIEs CARRIAGE CO., s. 49, IL
South Eighth Street,
WANTED, TWO GOOD WORK HORSES
or mules for use during summer.
81 WOODW.NRD & t SON, Ninth and
Arch. s
WANTED, GOOD SECONDHAND
roll-top desk; pay cash. Address T.
sS EST, care Times-Dispatch.s SisG4st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

FOR SALE. a LARGE BLACK FDRIV-
ing horse, especially adapted to sur
rey; guaranteed sound, safe and Will
work anywhere. any woman can
drive lin. Apply RADY'Ss DRUG
q STORE, Barton Heights, Va.
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@ralen Droposal8.

II. sTEwARr JONES. q & 6. &
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BY r. f. Powers. Deputy Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
In the matter of No. TIA
DAVID II. BRINsiER, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
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COTTAGE, OCEAN VIEW.
Va. open for guests; all modern con-
venicnccs: water front.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

FOR SALE CHEAP. CASHIER OR
shipping clerks box office. complete
with shelves and drawers; size 6x6.
THE PHIL. G. KELLY Co. INC, 1i13
East Main Street, Richmond Va.
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BOARDERs WANTED MRS. l.. l..
GUNTHER, lexington Va; beautiful
location. lhady and cool
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

RAILWAY sTESoGRAPHER. SEVER
al years experience. desires change.
Address l. $40, care Times-Dispatch.
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WANTED, 7PERNIANANT, TRANSIENT
and table boarders. LOT North
Seventh Street. ',Yfg M 3
FURNISHED ROOMS, NITH OR
s. without board; table board, 81 per.
week. 935a West Grace Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

JOINT SUFFER WITH THE NERVE
racking pains OF rheumatism; get a
bottle OF Rheumateur and get we'll.
IT costs only 80 cents at your drug
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

Witness the Honorable Edmund
Waddill, Jr., Judge Of the said court,
land the seal thereof, at Richmond, I'M
|said district, on the 7th day Of July,
la. d, j 9DS sTe
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WANTED. a SITUATION AS GROOMS-
man; five years experience. Address
G 622. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. BY REGISTERED DRUG
siat. position; best references. Ad-s
dress l. bf6. care Times-D Dispatch.
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Es3lsSSSs9s a5Esss2,Elgd sEyllaassszxHN
HOTEL MT. VERNC
HOTEL MT. VERNON /

Sans block Marlborough Blenheim and Der
mis- hotels. IS up weekly; s1.60 up daily
GEORGE L. SPENCE.
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AND TAILORS. LET US
sharpen your razors and shears: all
kinds. of repairing. VIRGINIA. CUT
+ @LERYS MANUFACTURERS 9 North
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JUST GOTTEN IN SOLID CAR OF.
surveys. See them now. and get the
pick. BRISTO NV-yYORSH1NM CO.,
1I17 q.
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BY r. u. Powers, Deputy Clerk
m. THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
# UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF &YIRGINIA
In the matterEof 500 ag No, 500
MADISON j, BAILEY, In
Bankrupt Bankruptcy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-10

FOR QUICK SALE. 6 TOP BUGGIEs:
special purchase; each $46.15. SPOT
LESS CO.. Shockoe Square, South
Thirteenth Street 7fsIs
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ing drciSivcly his principal opponent former Governor Yates. He was chO. sen executive of the state iu 1904. the term of the office in
 Illinois being four years. Governor De- ucrn was born in
 lidwardSyllle. H., in lSG&. His father, Professor :. H. De
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-02

SNAPSHOT OF THE PRINCESS DE sAGAN. shortly after the brief and informal ceremonies which made the daughter of the late Jay Gould the wife of the French prince. The mformality of these nuptials was in contrast to the doings when she married Count BoAl de CaStcllanc. The recent marriage seemed more like the wedding of two ordinary middle class people than the union of one of the richest of Amer. ican heircsscs to a scion of one of the oldest and noblcst houses of Europe. However, the bride wore a stunning gown of white cloth and Paris make with a splendid lace collar on this oc- casion. and Merry Widow" hat and necklace of pearls completed her cos hume.
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An Ambidextroug stenO1rapher.

The late John J. McElhonc, for &.
 many years head of the corps of ste nosrlphcrs of the house of representa-, tlyes at Washington, broke his right arm below the elbow It remained In weak
 ened condition so long that he grew i'm patient and quickly learned to take his notes with the left hand. In after years 1t was interesting to watch him use first one hand and then the other. Ste nography got to be so easy with McEl. hone that he was often known to carry on a conversation with member and keep up his reporting at the same time,
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NOT SELF WORKING.

No odds how fine Che scheme may be. How promising and fair, TTUw u.s.-U ur a marked success, Bow largely on Che square, r N.I a. bring h dollars nor T.t Io..r.y ,o r9ut Nor make us Independent f We never lsy .I cut. Tl, plan may look as fine as silk And ready Co produce la fact. d triple plated clnch Too slick for any use Lu, not results will not produce Enough to buy a hat While We but dream about the plan And let it go nt that. Indeed, In looking OCT our schemes Quite rosy and select Those that We try do not pan out The way that We expect. So it is useless and. in fact. A waste ,t tune Co try Collecting on the ones unborn And billed for by and by How very lovely it would be It We had but Co draw I-uou thc syorchousc of our mIud For schemes without flaw And. looking through them. could se-
 feet
 Tie ones that looked the best And sit back in our easy chair And let them do the rest.
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$ @ $ $ $ $ $ 4 Names
 You See
 In Print. @ % #: @ $; $; $: $;
$ &; $ $ <; $: E: ;8

TN HE tragedy at \ Baysidc. x. Y"
 in which w. F.
 Anul&, a publisher, met his death at the hands of an officer ur thc regular army. Captain Peter C. IIains. lr., calls at- trnJiou Co the Scrv- ices or the latter's Brigadler General Peter Con over IIalns. who served us a member
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-02

NE''i''NH "''''"' or lle latllNllln cNNdi commission in 19o5. General HainS went on the retired list of the regular army in l9gI after a career of much value to his country He was born in Philadelphia m I".o uui is u West Point man He is known as one of the ablcSt of military engineers. For many years he was senior engineer or the Nicarugu" canal commission. coa ductmg the investigations of that body into the merits of lh2 various routes for the great waterway General Hains left West Point to go to ihc front at the oujhr2ak ur iau civil war through which Inc served asa" engineer officer from GuI Run Co Ap@omlltoN He received three hrr,u,S for gallant service. lu lSi2 nn wIs @a:igucd Co the charge of the reclamation Of the Potomac nat3 at Washington and con t!nucd in charge until 1891, when that work was well advanced toward com. pletlou. He served with "rclit m Porto Rico during the wa" with Spain
 General Hams married Virginia D Jenkins daughter of Admiral Thorn ton Jenkins of the United States navy
 His son. Thornton Jenkins IIams, who. with Captain Uuins, is charged with the murder of Annis, inherited the admrars roulness for the sea and served as a navigator before taking up his present profession as a writer in which he has attained note as an author of stories of the sea.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-02

disappointed. The soldiers of the nh. tional guard held their ground against the invaders and dispersed the mob. Later the arsenal became place or refuge for fugitive negroes, Several hundred colored people, men, women and children. sought shelter in the building. Many were old and infrm, but they gladly endured the hardships of sleeping on the floor or in chairs rather than expose themselves to the chance of attnck in their homes.
 Walter Roscoe Stubbs, Republican nominee for governor of Kansas, won in the recent primaries by plurality Of about 10000 over his principal op- poncnt. He was sponsor for F. W. uoch when the latter was elected gov crnor four years ago. He is n railroad builder and a man of large fortune, who began his career as a water car rIcr in railroad construction camps. He first appeared as a successful factor in
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-02

The race riots in Springfield, TIL" have caused the governor of Illinois, Charles Samuel Dcucen. to figure a good deal in print as it deyolvcd on him to take a vigorous hand in the sit
 uatlou and order out the troops of the state national guard Co restore order in the disturbed community Governor Dcnccn won the Iudorscmcut of his fel. low purtisauS in his candidacy for re. election at the recent primaries. defeat
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

In JHr Court of the Commissioner for the Dis fTjrt nf Alaska, Division Nu. [, at Ska%-
 way Precinct. before II. R, LcFcvrc, Com
 missioner and cNoticio Justice of the Peace.
 FEYE-BRUHN COMPANY. Corporation. IiaWliT.
 WILLIAM MOORE. Defendant. TO William MOOrr Defendant Grcctlng;- Iu jhr Name of the United States Of Amer lea. yuu are hereby commanded tu hc and appear m thC above entitled Court, holden at ~hagway iu said Precinct Division and Dis lT.rI, and answer the compliant filed against you Iu Jur above entitled action on Friday. Nuyrmbrr",. lA>. al " o'clock iu the afternoon and it you fail ~O tO appear and answer, for want thereof the plauIiU will take Judgment against you for rh" sum Ot Sll2'9. interest from March 25. l'VU, and the cost and dis nur~uWuut> ut this action.
 In witness whereof have hvrpuutO set my hand and affixed my official seal this l'th day uf September, lgNS.
 tCommlsSionrr'S ScaO II. B. .LcFcvrc
 Commissioner and
 cNOniciO Justice Of the Peace. First date of pUblicatOin Sept. K. last date Of publication Oct 23
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sistS Of 2a29 acres. exclusive of all legol re- scrvaJiuuS. That the reservations within the exterior lines of thc said survey, aS above de- Scribvd. consists Ot O.1s acres. That thc total area embraced within the exterior lines of the said survey. a> above de- ScVibrd consists Ot l& Ol.
 That che sad trustee aforesaid proposes 10 establish his right uf entry tO said land as provided by law hy the four following named tn-wit:
 F. !. SHAW, Skugway. Alaska,
 PWIL ABRAHANIS, SkIgway, Alaska,
 HOWARD ASHLEY, Skagway, Alaska.
 D. n. GANTY. Skagway. Alaska. Dated at Nhagway. Alaska. June X. lNS.
 WILLIAM W. EOUGUTON.
 A Trustee Skagway TuwusitC. II Is hereby ordered that the foregoing uO- tir" bv published for The statutory period In Che Daily Alaskan. a daily newspaper printed af ~ka-way, Alaska.
 JOHS W. DUDLEY, Sept. Q Register.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-02

cd itself. and he was W. R. SrUBBS. humilla,cd. Nnoug other yol,cs his opponents made him pass under was one cutting down the Kansas university appropriation $2OOOO. When the leg islaturc adjourned Stubbs returned 10 his home in Lawrence and went to the board of regents.
 Laying down slip of paper, face down. Representative Stubbs remarked:
 Boys, you must not lose anything through sending mo to Topeka. They cut tlc appropriation down S2OO0O. That was to hurt me, not the uni- ycrsity. only wanted to tell you that and io leave you thiS.'
 Subbs then withdrew. The this was his personal check for $20,o0O to meet the deficiency in the appropria- tiOu.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-02

The arsenal at Springfield figured in the dispatches regarding the riots in that city, as 1t was the center of sev. eral exciting scenes. It was to the ar senal that the rioters repaired in the
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-02

GOVERNOR pENEEN. uccu. was one of the most prominent educators of the state, holding for thirty years a chair in McKcndrcc college at Lebanon as professor of Latin and ancient his tory.
 Charles Dcnccn was graduated from McKcndrcc college in 1SS2 aul three years later removed to Chicago to pur. sue the study of law. He was admitted to the bar. His practice rapidly cX- tended. and he probably prosecuted a greater number of criminal cases than any of his contemporaries in Chicago.
 Mir. Deneen was appointed attorney for the sanitary district in 1895. In 1896 he was elected state attorney by a large majority.
 In the famous Luetgert ease he made the greatest hit of his career as a pros ecutor. He built up the case against the sausage manufacturer. who had murdered his wife and dissolved her body in q vat of lye. from purely cir cumstantial evidence and won every turn in the long and bitterly contested litigation.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-02

Kansas politics a little more than four years ago, when he defeated the organi- 2ation forces.
 He made a record as a reformcr In the Kansas house of representatives, Of which he served as speaker one year. When he appeared in the legislature his independence assert
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-02
THE ARSENAL AT SPRINGFIELD.

belief that they could overcome its de- lenders and obtain arms with which to resist the troops summoned to preserve order in the city. In this they were
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-02
A PRINCESS NOW

The Former Countess de CasteIlanc as
 BriGo of Prince de Sagan.
 Photographers keep on the trail of the Prince and Princess dc Sagan, and their honeymoon can hardly he said to bc quiet onc The snapshot repro ducod in the picture was obtained