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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-16
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New York is too far
from Japan; San Fran
cisco is nearer.
Yovr grocer returns your money II you asaV
IKE Schillias's Beat; We pay him
College and School.

Paraguay had last year 1888 primary
schools, in which sos teachers instruct
ed 39,749 pupils.
The name Of the Irving Park high
school In Chicago has been changed to
Carl Schurz high school.
First place among the universities
Of the world in matter of mere mum.
bers, up to last year held by that of
Berlin, has now been won by the Uni
versity Of Paris, which had student
body of 5000 in last summers semes-
ter.
At a recent meeting Of the regents
of the State University of Iowa plans
for new law building were submit
ted and approved. Frank II. Randall
was reappointed instructor in the de-
partment Of public speaking and Dan
lei Sheehan was appointed assistant
law librarian.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-16
Dependence on England.
! nationally.
| Chicago.

Old time American journalism occa-
sionally makes better reading than the
new. Witness the first issue Of the
Universal Instructor In all Arts and
Sciences and Pennsylvania Gazette,
published in 1923: I'VE have little
news Of consequence, the English
Prints being stuff with robberies,
cheats, murders, bankruptcies. promo
ton Of some and hanging Of others;
nor can we expect much better till
vessels arrive in the spring, when we
hope to inform our readers what has
been doing in the court and cabinet.
In the parliament house as well as the
sessions house. In the meantime we
hope our readers will be content with
what we can give 'em, which. If 1t does
'em no good, shall do 'erl no hurt
London Chronicle.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-16

DEAD.
Harold Slorah, of North Yakima,
lived II days after wadding was fired
into the palm Of his hand by toy
pistol. On the tenth day he was
taken sick, was seized with lockjaw
and in a few hours was dead.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-16

act In way displeasing to the body
Of convention In which Is an over,
whelming and coherent majority intent
on one purpose the road roller is apt to
roll over the committee
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
Welded AT TOP OF
WASHINGTON SHAFT
Runaway Couple From Philadel-
phia Seek Lofty Attitude at
the Capitol TO Have
Nuptial Knot Tied.
NASEIINHTnN

WASHINGTON. % Especial -
Records Tor unique marriages were
carpet manufacturer. and Miss Anna
Morrison. both OF PhlRdel phio. launch
loft % the Washington monument. late
Wednesday afternoon. Couple swept
aside numerous obstacles. eludinE OBJ
stiuate parents
The plan 10 wed IN the top OF the
huSe shaft was conceived nrst In Phil
aaclphiS on the eve or their departure.
- The Quaker City. and their sudden
disappearance created anxiety. which
was dfspeued only after the welded
and relatives. They reached here about
noon Wednesday. and took apartments
az the Arlington Hotel
Mr.. Alexander cOnnded his secret 20
James r. Brest. one or the clerks At
the hotel MI Brest bad telephonic
eormunieation with Rev. James f
west and the latter consented 20 Of
nciSte. Meanwhile the bridegroom had
Obtained a license. To further speed
minister 10 the monument. where the
couple awaited him.
The trio asccrded the shaft 20 the
TOP and ;he prospective bride biushed
when she saw larEc throng or sight
seers. and reluctantly consented 10
have the Gsze OF the curious on the
ceremony The crowd had suspicion
% the event
SiEhtseer- witness wedding.
When DR.. Stuart began the ceremony
he was interrupted by Charles T. Tor
rey. custodian OF the monument. who
suddenly appeared and asked. what
broke in with. Now. oficer DO would
b. unkind q you TO stop US for we
are 5lst being married.
The scdate eNpouuder OF the gospel
looked stern when Mr.. Torrey gave 70
as his opinion that o. could not be
done The custodian tried 20 think OF
Some law 60 back him up He finally
yielded 20 the brides wish. bat only
atter he had recognized in the hcncNo-
icrt minister Ca person who had before
been % iuestirrabie service 20 him
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
NEW ACQUISITION
TOLD STRANGE TALES
House Telephone Appliance Gets
Congressman Into Trouble.
Criticisms OF Administra-
ton Heard IN the De
psrtments.

WASHINGTON - Special - The
lcnE-promiscd. widely herzlded acoua-
Cco1 Eas made its appearance Ia the
House q Representative Il Is there
on trial Il - az appliance built on
the order of the telephone. md de-
While IL Tie House or-cc buntlnE. the
heals of the respective tepartmsnfs
% government and TIE President al
The White House. 90 keep 81 touch
win What may be doing On TIE cocr
CO the II ouEe.
some humorous situations hAve
arisen II connection with tie work
ilE % the acoustlcor- OGciSl. cf tns
Department cf Jgstce. sitting IA their
them ~ Represer tative clark. cf F1or-
ia iu connection with peonaEs inVcs-
GEaclolE and crcsrcutions
group ~ Et2teEmen stopped 20 dis
cuss -r1aVorably ncwupaper CORE
EpouLerL 70 was before the House
met and they talked IN whispers. Later
they were Mortified 20 learn that the
their structure 20 friends Of the man
NSssiied. ARD tley are fearfol CT the
ccnscguerces-
Western member. provoked 81 ths
frequent interruption and oratorieA a.
outbuEsts % an active Southern mem
ber. mulrerec sayagely.
-Ah. sit down Shgt your yawp. You
talk too much. anyhow"
he DID not expect 20 De over ard
he Gid not wish 90 be overheard lie
forgot the aco-sticor Later he learn
- that lls hasty remarks had been
carried by the acOuFLcon 90 = friend
q TIE mem Der criticised
10 - doubtful q the Ecouaticon VII
last Il tells too many secrets
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
FINLEY REPLIES TO
GOVERNOR GLENN
Necessary TO Exhibit Mileage
Books to Ticket Agents 10 Pro
tect Railroads.&c. Gives
81 Illustration.

RALEIGH y C-Special-Pres.
". ". Finley. o. the Southern Rail
wav. has answered The recent letter %
Governor elena r-otcstinE against the
rec utrCDent rccr-tIN announced tret
holders 90 mileage books Enu.s present
them a. local agents ane receive Ger
ufckte tickets before checking bag
Eag- CT takinE train "a lenEthy
conrlur IcStlon.
NJ. reu-cy saws tAst the Southern
and ether roads interested ir TIE sale
% re CON premise rate rwC-Cent IN
erchanrestle mileage books was an
Agreement for n rate to- q trial pcrtoa
- Twelve months. ans had nothing &C
Dc Win reC1lst4 cha. and n reach X
the agreement re roads 90 not IN
tsnt 20 ae-oCace TIE rtght 20 prescrt -
reesonaele rules FER re conduct %
tksir business
TIE letter. II sr7isintrE TIE neces-
atty 81 TIE rule that hNs been sen
orally rro-sEtce against says that
Wtthcuf t1ia -eEclatic- thc companies
Faroci p1fi1g IN III uss 90 the later
chAEEeahle uiiraEs wculc have no
"a is arc-cet ~ TIE stubs 70 tickets
sold Or as a 80 s-crcc1 IN thr STUB
that agents viii retain On ISSUING the
esTtircats uckst Ter 80 mileage taken
for ozch trip
"A an llls--arion 90 r. Recess ~
sztsrc hAcEeE Mileage book check -
eAErkEe tor n ZIP &C then faile1 -
t1ks The trash The bagEaE- was snip
re&- An1 u A. academia r-e ~ as
o2rneL n-c to owner - -cw suing
the company FOR 50 rof 90 tr- con-
company and not c--c 20 revenue
las acc-G-t 20 10 -aiircst company
sfA01l1E tt- sGit cc- E1y % Us con-
Eectlcr ~t1 thr Baggage In question
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
LITTLE CRIPPLE SHOT
EC-SELF N THE HEAD

HANOVER COURTHOUSE Va
SFccinl--N 1.rs has reached Ne-e
% q very SAD ACC. le-- which occurred
az ~ lrr Lul-rr- -ne eleEanr es-
tate 90 Nr and AIS. Harry - smith
young negro BOY als found dead
in IL. Suiths Gen shci through the
head
The Boy who name was Ernest
johnson. was cripple. having RAD
spinal meningitis when very young
re was n4- able &C. do much work.
hut was vc-v faithful lr running er-
rnu1s and waiting Oh his mistress
W-l.c NJ. smith vas CT. TIE lit-ie
nerrc c-e0- i1rD his masters den and
viii mixed awe and admiration was
exG--ul-r the many relics % th-
chase. which ~ .th Rad collected
u California ard Ecrt-o. among them
an ole pistol haff Fc-rocte-- which
vEx headed ard Ir IS believed me
Boy accidentally discharged fhe wear-
81 TIE bal vent through the head
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
OHIO GIRL Al HAMPTON. VA.
USED STOCKING FOR MOOSE

NEWPORT NEWS. Special
Twisting q stocking and knotting IL
about her neck. Miss Louis Clarke.
twenty-five years ole. daughter OF a
wealthy broker OF Irouton. O.. hang
ed herself 20 the transom sometime
Tuesday night. IN her room. az the
home Of Mrs Sybula Morris. at Hamp-
ton. III health sG1 temporary insan-
ity are given as the reasons FOR the
suicide
Miss Clarke came here several
weeks ago 20 visit Miss Morris and
recuperRte Her health did not I'm
prove. however. and Tuesday her
mother. Afrs Cambridge Clarke. ar
rived IN Hampton 90 be with her.
That night. whcn Miss Clarke retired
she did not appear 20 be worse than
usual snd she said nothing 20 Lead
her mother and friends 20 believe that
she was contemplating suicide.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
THREATENS LIFE OF
JOHN DIS DAUGHTER

CHICAGO, ILL Special Mrs.
Harold Mccormick. daughter OF John
-. Rockefeller. IS on the verge OF a
nervous breakdown. and has prepared
TO depart hastily from the city due
TO threatening letters which haR led
her 20 believe that her life and those
OF her children are in peril Guards
have been placed about the mansion at
Servants and coachmen are being
utilized as extra guards. WrSing in
relays they are watching pedestrians
who pass. or approach the house
80 one IL permitted TO enter tho
grounds without first being scrutlniz-
ed. As soon as possible Mrs. McCor-
wick will leave for Eer fathers home
IN Cleveland. The date f. withheld
and even her maid Is said 20 be ignor-
Ant OF the time OF her intended de-
Dartura
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
Louisville Courler-JonrnaI

As indicators the members OF the
Supremo Court OF California have
demonstrated IN the Schmitz case that
they are without equals II seems
that Mayor Schmitz cld not commit
= punishable oTense when ne black
mailed keepers or disorderiy houses or
French restaurants" because ne
merely told them that he required
certain sums OF money. Had ne told
the victims CT his rapacity that ne
was Mayor Schmitz he would have
been guilty. But ne dio not tell them
who ne was He merely collected the
money without mentioning the fact.
His sole power 90 blackmail lay. Of
ccurse. IN the fact that they knew
who he was. The victims paid over
the money 10 Schmitz because he was
20 thsir certain knowledge the Mayor
or san francisco In a certain comic
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
SOUTHERN WAGE SCALE
TO REMAIN UNCHANGED

10 has been announced from wash
inEtCn by Chairman Martin A.
Knapp and DR.. Charles Z. Neul. the
men who negotiated between the
southern Railway and is employees
concerning the proposed reduction in
wages or the company's working
forces. that the present wage scale
would remain unchanged. al least UNI
I'll next July.
Naturally. the employees objected 20
tfe proposed reduction. and what is
more. they stoutly maintained that
The roads business at this time did
NOT justify the cut
The figures were carefully gone over
by the mcciators with the result IN
dicsted. The present settlement how
ever may not end the matter. for the
Southern reserves the right 20 bring
IL up again should the railroad bust
uess fail 90 yield satisfactory pronts.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
HCsBAND CANNOTBE GUILTY
CF 5LANDERISC HIS WIZ

he Supreme Court here fhe ircict-
INERT against FTLnsrea1 Fulton. charE-
Ing rlEn ~rlrA Elzr1e-llE hlE wife. WaS
cUzare1 upon motion - F1lro1 .
ccu2s<L TIE case vi g % the So
Drerns Court
me crly Opinion q rhs North Car
dina Eupr-rls Court hesr1EE upon the
cdse - that "a The case @ The STATE
2Ezl1rt Ezron. HANDED down IL 1asE.
BY rkzt ceeinlon II ~as he'd that .
RAJ could not BE gGllty @ SANDER
Tx Hta OH vie
FElton'r vile 80 q daughter q ons
q fhs E1Dst pro-nirsnt citizsns o,
CroennbOTc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
Louisville Couricr-Journal /:

4 few years after tho civil War
Louisvilhan who found IL difficult 70
adapt himself 10 new conditions made
the statement that he always walked
down a certain street 20 his Office and
Knocked down every damned niger"
who presumed 20 get in his way A
friend observed that this plan involved
needless waste OF energy when. by
walking down the next street and
avoiding the Afro-American quarter
ne could get 10 his Office without hav-
ing 70 knock down a damned Niger. 9"
True Southern sentiment favors the
policy OF making every allowance for
the natural and inevitable attitude Of
the free negro toward the white race.
and for shortcomings In the matter Of
department due 20 race and condition.
and a policy calling upon the cOnsti-
tuted authorities when it becomes nee
essary 10 have him disciplined. The
professional SOutherner." who fights
with negroes usually suffers loss OF
personal dignity and public esteem.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
WAS NEARLY $4,000
IN OLD FAMILY CHEST
Children Of Mrs. Regina Muller
Find Unexpected Fortune in
Looking Through Dead
Mother s Effects.
RICHMOND. vA--speclaL-


Back 20 the guaiLfcaaon SO Hyrono-
mus Mailer. in the Chanrcry Court
80 this city as che admiristrator OF
tre estate 80 hls mother Mrs Chris
lna Regina Muller. is an interesting
story which te-ls what can % accom-
plshe5 - thrift and economy.
The estate was appraised az $40
e-s. bat b. addition e. the personally.
~ere some four o- s.-1 small houses
reD-esentiuC an approxlmate value CT
$4,000 or $4,000.
AIS E-Ier-her name was pro
nounceG MILLER in the ueirhborhood
- her hous-. zoe south Pine street
v.as German woman who settled IN
lrEi--a many years ago she an1
r-r husband long sllce dead. reared
-4rge family az children who are
good hSV1-workinE people OF undls-
--te- rcsEec-a1l-4-E. The couple &C
c-nliated -hel- fortune chiefly
through the sale % milk. and A. one
-rne aer- s-x or seven cows.
shortly stte- TIE death % Ms. Null
ler. which occurred II the early part
~ the winter. -umoT IL the Oregon
ElA =ecti0n said rhat her children. IA
locking over her effects. hac found a
chess containing $4,000 Ia cash.
The children % the good old lzcy.
even before her death. were not IN
aware % TIE FAC; that the chest con-
t1.red a considerable sum OF money
possibly -. QC0 or mors-but they
seemingly had TO itea OF tie great
sun % actually harboret.
The discovery naturally caused con
E1e-Gbls excitement among them. and
good ceSl q ceremony Ettentsc TIA
opening % th- big receptacle. Sew
erai persons. including q lawyer and
uelEhbor. wit1eEed the lifting %
the ia
Firs- oc a. appeared q box contain
how CT other had been accumulated
- the cececeat
Tnen came . layer OF coia-four
thousand silver ccllars-acrer which
many green backs we're revealed 20
view
Azolg me Moneys va a gold three
dollar piece which - something quite
rare "a the way o. al American coin.
and GOV has q fancy value This
piece had been e. the family some
years and Wss apparently kspt as a
sort GO souvenir.
u took from early Ia The evealns
urtl Ear 10 the night 20 count ths
money. art TIE tlscUsaiors as 20 ia
rrEl clspoSition - tiuss were ani-
one CO ths chucren. n view q Ger
tstu promises made ~ the mother az
ner laxt hoUrH. Was AZ 1rat under ths
Impression nat SIZE rnoult have q
But this matter va 1nally adjusted
&C tie nar.arEctfcr % al ard without
any lEEntior- Al q TIE MulleTa Axs
ps2Sls q - s.Eass;f $3.50 e honor
az iszEtA thsy ADJUSTED thsir diasE-
ezcsn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
OLD VET CRAZED BY
PATENT MEDICINE
Cut OF HIS Hand and Foot While
Under Influence Of the Drug
and Then Cut His Own
Throat.

BRISTOL. VA Special JoseDh
$. Arnold seveuyy-one years old. an
inmate of the Soldiers Home. here
became intoxicated on a patent med
seine" and using d iarge butcher
knife. completely severed his LEFT arm
az the wis, and MS ieft leg az the an
kle
He then cut his throat but is stil
alive
He threw both his hand and FOOT
away and went % sleep before at
tempting 70 cut his throat
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
baltimore News:

AR. Carnegie's dlpIodocus has been
the envy OF shoWmen for many years.
and had Barnum been alive IN these
recent years no doubt he would have
made q big orer for 81. The dipiodo-
Gus was unearthed In Colorado. In 4
perfectly fOssilized condition. and Gf-
ter ia purchase b. NJ Carnegie Il
was mounted - him ga pose becom-
ing 70 a mOnstrous lizard sixty feet
long IL Tody Hamilton were exploit
ing II for Barnum & Bailey. no dOub t
he would describe 81 as sixty feet from
the tip OF It's nose 20 the tip OF It's tail
and sixty feet from the tip OF its tail
20 the tip or its nose. making 100
feet in length II Is sixteen feet high
Now replica OF this gigantic saurian
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11

In thc days OF John Marshall. when
IN the Chisholm case an indiNidua
sought TO sue a sovereign state. the
supreme Court with the same FEEDER
alistic bias that dominates the present
court held that as there was no in
hibition against sueing state IL
would be allowed. Then the people.
who loved their rights more than
wealth. rose up and adopted the Ele-
venth Amendment. under which no
state could De sued. II the people
today are as jealous OF their rights
as they were when the Eleventh
Amendment was adopted they will
md a way 20 limit the power OF in
ferior Federal courts and preserve the
sovereignty OF the state
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
TENNESSEE TO Try
TIE 21z-CE15T RATE

NASHVILLE. TENN Sue-sal -
TIE Southern Railway and - alued
An-s Apr 50 pUI the . Lucent rate
int eject II Tennessee This rate
III continue IN operation Ger che
year &C see = - VII prove Drostabis.
TIE Louisville an1 Nashville Gzc rhs
NASHVILLE. leGr-anooga E-1 81 Louis
Ee-lrla1s a-e attaching coupons 20 Al
tickets Eol1 ln rhLs state. which VII
Eve 10 every purchase ne tight C.
q rebate Tor the difference between
ne Go rata sn1 the Southern rate.
rrOv-cec TIE U-ltel states Supre-1e
NoCrr Erhcl1s ne Alabama rate lzw
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
WESTERN ROADS COMBINE
TO FIGHT 2-CENT RATE

CHICAGO. Ills sclz1--A con-
binec attack or TIE tNo-csnt pa4ser-
Ger rate a promised ~ the railroads
that oper2ts n 141rO&s. Minnesota and
Missouri u s. probable tkat the suits
wtl - SEQ Dext week u - the most
port2tlCn cOmpa1lea hNye undertaken
IL years. I1e Gall for q confere1ec
tonorrcw 81 Chicago o. oe1clais q the
kiii<olf roads Viii Ds sent OH today
ard Dians 1or the oEht MI then bs
laic-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
Literary Digest.

MI Gladstone is being quoted as
saying that "A loug-continucd study OF
the currency question Is likely TO lead
TO insanity A survey OF the com
ment on the currency bills nov be-
fore Congress. while not entirely con-
frming Mr. Gladstonc's belief tends
TO produce the impression that the
only way 20 satisfy everybody viii De
20 Jet each man issue has own cur
rency. The Aldrlch bill Is being crit
iciscd because u is not ACKNOWLEDGING
enough the Fowler bin is criticised
because 20 IS too thoroughgoing When
the Aldirch bin provided FOR a cur
rency based ia part on railroad bonds
some Of the newspapers cried faVOrit-
ism and suspected deep scheme 10
entangic the Government with rail-
road influence. and demanded hat
this provision bc eliminated Now
that the provision is eliminated its
critics say that. with the railroad
bonds left out. the measure will not
provide Tor enough currency 20 do any
good some OF the COnRressmcn re-
fuse 10 vote for the Fowler biI be-
cause they do NOT understand &C.. 9TH
ers refuse 10 vote for the Aldrich bill
because they understand it too we'll
they think. senator Ia Toilette de-
clares that the bankers favor the Al
drich bin. senator Aldrich says they
oppose it Meanwhile the House has
voted 20 restore 10 the coinage the
motto. I'm GOD We Trust" and busi-
ness is struggling along with the pres
ent currency as best IL can
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
BODIES INTERESTED N
MONUMENT TO JOHN TYLER

RICHMOND. FA-Specla.. -
The Board q Directors OF the Cham
Der q Commerce Thursday passed
resolutions urging Representative IN
Congress from thiE section 10 work
for q Government appropriation 20
erect q memorial 20 President Tyler.
The Sons OF America have become
active "a the matter. and u - hoped
that the desire 20 erect a monument
&c the distinguished Virginia. will Be
accomplish he'd
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11

or prehistoric age Is being shipped
90 Kaiser wilhelm 10 be shown IN the
royal museum The diplodocus IS an
ichthyopterygian reptile from the
Jurassic OF the Rocky Mountain re-
Eion- In its lifetime IL is believed 20
have led on powders. pine tree tops
and Rocky Mountain billy goats. IL
was probably a more fearful and de-
vouring creature than the meEalo-
sauria. the moncondyls- the dinosaur.
the pterocactyl or even the frightful
gy-astcutus or the roaring abberWock
that went smiling through the tulgy
wood Emperor William will sure
y have plenty OF fun with IT, When
he wants 70 make the Relchstag Go
his bidding al he will have 10 say is
You better look out or the diplodo-
Gus will KIT you"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
CURRENT COMMENT
What the leading Journals OF the
Country Have To Say on Mat
ters OF General Interest


u IS a grave reflection upon the
manhood OF Kentuckians that only
women have displayed conspicuous
bravery during the tobacco war" IL
u time for the men 10 assert them
sslves And in Nicholas county there
exists AZ opportunity. Blood which Is
thicker than Wa4er should also be
regarded as more important than the
price OF tobacco Mr. Hedges neigh
bors should not content themselves
with preventing his assassins from
numbering OF mo-esung the widow.
They should see 20 10. II 80 lies within
their power. that the processes OF the
De farcicaI
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11

opera an Oriental potentatc appears
10 collect tribute His subjects abase
them selves before him with their fore
heads IN the dust lie surveys the
satisfying evidences OF his greatness
and bursts into song IN these words.
Il ann. / am. the Rajah or Bhong
Renowned around in story and song"
The Occidental potentate Schmitz
merely shoNeied the tribute into his
pockets and refrained from bursting
into song 20 celebrate his greatness.
because he didn't sing. and NOT be-
cause ne did not make his subjects
abaS. themselves before him. and
yield up tithe Of their ul- gotten
earnings. he was not guilty OF any
mlsus. OF power.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
MR- CHARLES y. AHHBURNER
STAUNroS's BUSINESS MANAGER

STAUSTO%.-sps ci4I.-At a Joint
meeting q the Common Council anc
Alderman Charles z Ashburnsr q
Rfchmond railroad contractor. has been
elected city business manager q Staun-
fo1 az q salary q 5000. This 70 some
thinE q Al Innovation "a municipal
EoVsrrment
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
New Orleans states:

Taxing the view that parents have
no right 10 cast the burden OF bring
Ing up their children upon the state.
chicago authorities are proceeding
against those who permit theirs 20
play hockey" Five fathers and one
~ other or rruRnts have been kept ia
jail for a day and then released on
payment or - - fine. and warrants
were issued FOR twenty five more. As
cure FOR ruancy the treatment is
an experiment. but Il should make
parents OF truants IN other places sit
up and take notice
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11

IFS DC Use TcDr klckirr shout TIE
growing pcpularfty q Lhe autorno-
bic sid HkorCker. FOR ncShfng Val
stop r. It's boulnc 20 carry everything
before r.
well reriief the plain cfsfcen
Il % hope = ~ili eventually carly 50
smell before 81