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PROF. WALKER AT COLUMBIA.
We" Head OF Department OF Metaiiursy
Expert on Copper Refining.

Arthur Lucien Walker has been ap-
pointed as the administrative head Of the
apartment Of metallurgy in the schools
o. o. engineering at Columbia University.
new ne will take the place OF Prof. Howe. who
Elu continue TO deliver his lectures on
research.
a, rrol. Walker has patented number
onrp improvements in appa ra tus for casting
siIpper and In the arrangements for the
~szolytie refining OF the metal. He
~ erabiAted from Columbia In 1883
snSss - peen connected with several largo
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
RESCUED TWENTY EIGHT
IN MIDST o. STORM

NEW NOkh->pe-la "A tnril-i-s
rescue az rwcntr-ei Ehr shlpwrec
men Was made aaring thc trip % the
steamship NCturno. % the NeW York
and Continental Steamship Liur On
kcrE o. the crew OF the Ereurn lsr-
ing EchoCDer ChAmpaEne, w1ich was
struck by = rurrlcane- The little yes
SCI WsE Gle-uartle- and ner men Wolld
have fOunc oCe4- graves bgt Tor the
brArery q TIE crew % me ko-lru1-
The wreckirE c. ne Champagne
which sailed sz-ly On FebruAry from
s. G1iC. Frs1cc- vas sW4f- After
sailing 81 . CON p4rzrlveiT cain go
lew and N4ts Ecolncu on watch. she
rode into The hurricane that caused
50 much trouble 10 transatlantic snip-
pt1E-
Eefe-e sal could Be taken IN both
uasFts had bs~r snapped OF ucar the
deck arc ne- lifc boats smashed VIDE
scans were srruuE In her hulL And ~
few hours Ths twcnty-cight men or
the CEz-lpzEle took 20 the pumps.
nertUE &C Keep ahsir craft aroat Eztll
the storm soatet-
II wzs ~ rEzs~f on February cFth
tkas the TCzuruc ncvc in-o sight Cap
Ian James Earrtscc ordered the ship
s~UnE 4roulc and approached a. near
possible 70 the doomed schooner.
The gale bAe increased and Il va GER
TIE 6arEnesa TIE NotGrro Wa
brought - ue&r t1r schooner as pes
nfkIa and Captain Harrison c1llsd
rhroGEh hia r1eEapho1e telling Sne
uer On rns wreck 20 keep - thell
courage. al 10 wo1lc net leave them
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
ASKS FOR LAWS TO
SUPPRESS ANARCHY
BARRED FROM THE MAIL
Society's Publication. Advocating
Arson, Murder and Treason,
Not 10 Be Circulated-Sedi-
tious Libels, Attorney
General Says.

WASHINGTON. d C-Speciai.--
The President has forwarded 10 Con
ercSS a letter from The Department
OF Justice on the subject Of anarchy.
Ia his letter Of traasmittai he said:
TO the senate and House 81 Repre-
Sentatives-
4 herewith submit a letter from
the Department % Justice which tx
plains itself. Under this opinion
hold that existing statutes give the
President the power 10 prohibit the
Postmaster General from being used
% crime. that Is. TO prohibit the Oso
OF the mails for the advocacy Of muir
der. arson and treason. and / shall
act upon such construction Nn0ueS-
ticnahly. however. there should be
further legislation by Congress ga this
matter. When compared with the
suppression OF anarchy. every other
question sinks into insignificance.
The anarchist Is the enemy Of hu-
mainly. the enemy OF all mspkind.
and his - deeper degree ~ Grim
inaiity than any other. No Immigrant
is allowed 20 come TO our shores ~
ne is an anarchist. and no paper pub
nshed here or abroad should Be per
mitted circulation in this country II
e propaEates anarchists operations
Ia Qocstion SoCialc.
Accompanying the message was a
letter from Attorney General Bona
parte. in rcuiy 10 "a request from the
President with reference 10 the use
so the mails b. armrchistic papers.
The Attorney General reviews AZ great
length the article published In Ia
Quesrone Sociale. which Postmaster
General Meyer barred from The MAJ &
or the ground that 81 was intended
60 tucl-e anarchy. He nuGs that the
article not oDly suggests. but urges.
arson. murder. riot and treason. both
against the STATE and National GOV
sruments-
There hardly can be a more Sc
lirous libel az common law. Mr.
Eonaparte SAYS 1t is quite clear.
stitutcs no onense against the United
states iu the absence OF some Fede-
PAL statute making u one"
Although expressing the opinion
that the Posiuftice Department has
ample authority 20 deny the paper
the use o. the mails. the Attorney
General says that The utrerances OF
the paper Go not constitute an offense
against the United States. 4 advise
you" says the Attorney General. tina,
In my opinion the Postmaster General
viii be justified In excluding from
the mails any issue Of any periodical
otherwise entitled 70 the privileges OF
second-cizs mail matter. which shall
contain any article constituting : Sc
crimes as murder. arson. riot and
treason"
H. holds that Congress has ful
power under the Constitution 20 enac'
a law expressly excluding such mat
ter from the mails. and making IL
I criminal oIense 10 attempt the Use o.
the malls for Its circulation
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
REFUSED TO MARCH
BEHIND NEGRO BAND
Utica Militia Decline to Attend
Reception to Governor Hughes
Because Required to March
Behind Negro Infantry
Band.

UTICA. y. Y.-Special.-The board
OF managers OF the WATERFOWL Cham
Der OF Commerce are in a state OF
great embarrassment over the atti-
tude OF an element in the thirty
ninth separate company OF that city.
which refuses TO march next Friday
In honor or Governor Hughes. II they
are led by the negro band OF the TWEEN
ty-fourth Infantry.
The Twenty-fourth regiment. re-
Gently returned from the Philippines
and two battaliOns OF the organiza-
ton are Quartered at Madison bar
racks adjacent 20 WATERFOWL After
their assignment TO Madison barracks.
considerable influence was exerted 20
have the order amended and the ne
grOes sent TO some other post, but In
vain.
The committee IN charge OF the
arrangements for the Governors re-
ceptiOn viii probably engage a band
OF white musicians.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
TO ADMIT
new CONGREGATION
Methodists in Maryland Decline
Recognition to Bethany Church,
Organized by Dissenting
Members.

ALEXANDRIA. VA.-Speoial-The
refusal OF the annual conference OF
the Methodist Protestant Church. in
session at Snow Hill. No. to admit
Bethany Methodist Protestant Church.
OF this city. on the ground that Il had
not compiled with the requirements
or the conference. will be discussed
at a meeting Of the congregation OF
Bethany Church Friday night. when
James II. Cation. who Was sent as
messenger TO the conference. will
make his report
Bethany Church was organized
year ago. after disagreement which
caused a split Ia the congregation OF
the AethOdit Protestant Church or
this city. and Rev. w. NJ Poisal
former pastor or the Methodist Pro-
testant Church. was selected 20 be the
pastor of the new congregation. which
now uses the First Presbyterian
Church building. on South Fairfax
street shortly after the split unsuc-
cessful efforts were made to recon-
cile the two factions. member OF
the Bethany Church congregation said
last night that the church has been
offered conference connection in sew
eral States and that some decision
would probably be reached Friday
night.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
NORFOLK MAY SOON HAVE
LOCAL OPTION ELECTION

NORFOLK. Special-The re-
suit OF tho veto by Mayor Riddick *
the measures passed by the Council 10
restrict saloons may be "a local option
election, and 20 81 almost certain that
it viii lead 20 hot political fight in
the next municipal campaign. as IL Will
be an issue OF the Good Government
League faction OF the Democratic par
~. The election VIII be held In June.
II is said that this faction VIII APP
peal 10 Judge Hanckel, OF the Corpora
tlon Court who viii be asked TO en-
force the provisions OF the ordinance
IN granting saloon licenses. and 10 Is
also said that the Good GoVernmen mt
League viii name cafd dates for May
or and the Board Of Control TO oppose
poratiOn Court refuses the request a
movements for the local option election
VIII be fnzugurated. The request TO
the court viii be in the form OF resO-
lutiOns from the Council.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
PUT STANDARD OIL
AGAIN ON THE GRILL
Nineteen indictments. Involving
1883 Counts, Pending in the
United States District Court.
MAY BE FINED s2s.OOO.OOO
Federal Government Also Is Pre-
pairing to Renew the Prosecu-
tons at Chicago and other
Points-Rockefell Be
gins to Weaken.

WASHINGTON. II. C.-Special.-
Again the Government 10 preparing 10
grill the Standard on trust There
will be begun next week in the judicial
district OF western New York the trial
OF the ccropration on nineteen indict-
mentS involving 1.432 counts. II con-
victed the sompany WAL be liable to a
maximum penalty 81 s2S.G60. coo.
which lie $BSo.ooo less than the ia
nous nne imposed by Judge lands.
In Chicago. early in May. will come
up for trial the indictment against thu
Standard for receiving rebates from
the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Rail-
read. involving 1900 counts and a
maximum fine OF S26 900. 600.
There will remain 10 be disposed OF
Indictments in Chicago. which include
s.tS7 counts. the maximum fine upon
which would be S72.7{O.0Oo. and one
indictment in Western Tennessee.
numbering 1.524 counts, calling for n
maximum fine OF SSo.4SO.0Oo.
Rockefeller May Ask Mercy.
Attorney General BonapSrte has
been in conference.-the various dis
trict attorneys. including Edwin Sims,
who obtained the conviction OF the
standard OIL in the S29O0O.OOO case
at Chicago. and has outlined with
them the policy the Government shall
pursue This policy may be blocked
not because OF any disposition on the
part OF the Administration 20 refrain
from prosecuting the trust 20 the full
limit OF its power. but because OF au-
thOritaCve Information which has
been received indicating that Mr.
Rockefeller and hts associates are con-
sidering the ACCESSIBILITY OF making
terms with the Government There
will be argued in the Federal Cour
OF Appeals in Chicago. the latter par
OF this month. the appeal OF the stan
dard OIL from the lands sentence
II Is the expectation OF District Attor-
ney sims that the court viii sustain
the verdict OF guilty, though IL may
reduce the amount OF the fine II
this should be verified there as rea-
son 90 believe the Standard oil vii
advise the Government OF its willing
less 20 plead guilty TO. and ask fol
mercy in connection with. all indict
ments and counts not yet passed upoI
by IN ceourts.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
DENVER WATERS
THREATEN TO STRIKE
Delegates 20 Democratic National
Convention May Find Trouble
Il Securing Board-Wsit-
ers' Union Grows Defiant

DENVER Speciai--NNith THE as~er-
ten t,lat "a Earttc rlo- rls been
evolved fT rhc WAIVERS lraun 10 close
eNvsF hotel are res alrlrt .n Denver
Curius- lhe lfEmc-rlttC National Con-
vrrrIstr unless thEN are u-lo-t-ea-
GeorEr C- MANLY. president ~ trc Ctt-
ger. Alliance. fred tne opening Eur
"a 81 LurrTsl ~ sh1t ie tn irf wa-e4 SD
Ilt..lr err lE-alr Ef organ fzel iahor.
Hr tsll take imr-lt. q iltf steps % have
Al hotels and rt-fslrlrts declared
c-cr 90 bofh unlcn ans rnulnlUn u-1lf-
e.. and many 90 -He o. orricfnrs have
rrt fr.LEt.0 tEEir Support .ar Manly S4t 3
Re has known rE trf l~-ur plan ter
sometime and tne matter 81 las ornl-at
20 "a head hr The walters strike az To-
Trvau BANQUET nnllF night which
80 saws was the urel rrirary step in
thc night hr the union
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
GAVE G. G. CARLIN
BIRTHDAY DINNER

WASHINGTON. d. C.-Special.-
Representative G. G. Carlin. OF Alex
sndriR- who represents the Eighth
District OF Virginia in Congress. was
forty-two years old April {. Twenty
years ago Mr.. CRrlin was q newspa-
per man He served his apprentice
ship on the Washington Post. and for
several years was the Alexandria cor
respondent OF the paper. While work
ing IN the newspaper profession. Mr.
Carlin studied law and upon grad
uation was admitted 10 the bar and
practiced with success IN Alexandria
Upon the death OF Representative
Rixey. Mr.. Carlin became j candidate
for Congress. and was elected TO the
present House.
"Wednesday q score Of his newspaper
frineds rendered him a dinner at Ia
Boheme. in honor OF his birthday.
representative OF the leading news
papers in the country were present
Charles A. Hamilton. OF the Troy
Times. was POSTMASTER.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
REPUBLICANS ELECT
CHICAGO COUNCIL

CHICAGO. -specizL-Repub
lean success tn the city election here
has converted . Democratic majority
q two Ia the Council into a Repuoli-
can majority CT eighteen. and seems
20 completely Vindlcsre Mayor Bus
sees aomlzisrret1un-
Returns from the local option cleo
rionF lr Illinois show that Springfield.
Fr-epu-t Aurora. ElEln. Sterling.
Eznkakee. Joliet. Murp hyE5oro. A.
ton. EdWarc Evllie. Granite City. Mad
ison. Venice and Rock Island voted in
favor q saloons. Pontiac. Rockford.
Decatur. Dixon. Benton. Carbonczls.
SneIcsrflles Georgetown. Fawtssw and
z Faso voted aEalnsf saloons
The saloon question was not Totsc
o. directly IA Chicago The voters q
this city may BE asked 70 decide 70
SCvember whether Chicago shall os
wet" or dry
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
AkTl-RACE TRACK
BILL IS DEFEATED
New York Senate, by Tie Vote,
Blocks the Efforts Of Governor
Hughes to Stop Gambling on
Race Tracks in the State.
Governor VIII Keep
Up the Fight.

ALBANY. y. -Special-Beaten
n his efforts 20 stop race track gam
bling by the ca5oleries OF a woman.
who turned one vote 20 the side OF
the gamblers. Governor Hughes is pre-
pairing 20 continue the fight 20 force
on the Senate the Agnew-Hart bills Il
rejected. after the most stirring fight
seen here In years. by q vote OF
20 70 %.
one or the Democratic senators who
voted against the bill. VIXEN asked for
an explanation OF the way they had
been defeated. said. We did not
have 20 kidnRp any senators. as they
said We did with FrznchRt We didn't
OF getting theFu. I'd Ike 10 have an
much as there was in the barrel that
the race track people cracked. II
ought 10 be a good summer for Us.
coming as IL did. on top OF the hard
tines"
Deeply chaErined BY the failure OF
the bills 20 pass. Governor Hughes
az once issued n declaration OF fur
Their war in this statement from the
executive chamber:
1T is impossible 10 believe that the
people stil permit the plain mandate
OF the Constitution 20 De ignored.
i The contest has not ended IL II only
begun. " viii continue until the will
Of the people has been obeyed."
Indict the Bribcrs.
Just what action Governor Hughes
/ Will make 20 procure the passage OF
/ the bills. which he regards being
generally demanded by the better ele-
+ meat throughout the state. is causing
the Eamblers-and the Senstors-nc
nttie uneasiness- Some OF the rspri-
sails he Is 20 make are Sad 20 BE ~
. follows:
He VIII call q special grand jury
FOR Albany county 70 procure indiet-
/ mcnts. arrests and prosecutions for
bribery IN the Eight for the passage o.
the bills. and will probe 20 the bottom
the spending OF a bride fund OF 36et
900. which brought victory 10 the gam
I blers- In this connection he VIII re-
move the district attorney OF the coun-
I ~. who Is said 20 be a Barnes man
4 and that ne viii appoint a man who
Z viii not cease his Efforts I'LL the last
bribe-ta&er and erioe-giver Is behind
Z the bars
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
FELL TO HIS DEATH
At FIANCEE's FEET

v1E.yEA,--9pectaL-Rooerf Droes-
ier. a s1nior partner "a q Vienna frrn,
fen 20 his death wnea trying 20 reach
a spray 81 Wild flowers near the TOP
OF . precipsoe 400 feet high. The
young man and his nances were walk
ing on the Hobenwand. In the Sen-
nerios. TIE yoDng lady espie1 q
spray q ~1s1 flowers growing from a
nschs m the rocks. get them Tor
me- she nald. Droes1er climbed NE
rocke When almost within reaching
fistance % the flowers he slipped. His
bo1y ooDnce1 from rock 20 rock. eu1.
with life extinct. rolled 20 the feet ~
BIS eWeefhe1rL The young woman
was 80 shocked that her mind be-
came unbalanced She - nov IA an
iEstitufion-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
SLAYER OF MAGISTRATE
CAPTURED n NOUSTAINs

BRISTOL. VA. - Special - John
Grfoe the negro desperate who EAo<
anc killed James Eorefieid. q rz2agis-
frat<, az SDesrE Ferry. Va, buncay
morning, vas captured "a the rcouB-
ta1rs Sunday afternoon after q run-
ninE ftgHt with q posse 81 which many
shots Eiefe exchanged
Gree. together with another Negro
arrested AZ the same time, vas hurried
20 Sal 81 Cate City 20 prevent mob
Tzolence. az threats o. tyucnlnE had
bees u1A6e where the killing occurred
~ q mob which ba6T collected. Mors-
Held - said 20 5c the laird Kan Kill
"a 81 CFice, and the rewards offered
S. West Virginia for or1ee'E capture
are neic - aggregate $3.50.
Norefela. who had 1ssue6 the war
ranl for khe 2rreet o. Crlce. vas lead
ing rhe posse when ne lost his nfe
Crice and his associates, jim Enifa
aD6 I'd Host. were gwen 4 preiirnf-
nary bearing a. Gate City and wers
held Tor tbe grand 5nry.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
COLONIAL MILITARY
ASSOCIATION TO BE FORMED
RICHMOND. vA.-special.-

RICHMOND, VA--Special.-
Major Bowles, OF the Blues. has a
project IN mind for the organization
OF a colonial military association. 10
be composed OF organizations now ia
existence that took part IN the early
history OF the country. This plan may
be perfected Immediately after the
return Of the Blues from their trip
to New England this summer. There
are very few companies now in exist
ence eligible for membership. Among
them are the Richmond Light Infan-
try Blues: the old Home Guards. OF
Boston. the Governors Foot Guards
first company OF Hartford; the Gov
ernor's Foot Guards. second company.
Of New Haven; the Fayetteville Light
Infantry, OF Fayetteville. ~. c.: the
City Guards. OF Philadelphia. and the
Cleveland Grays. OF Cleveland, o.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
SALARY TOO SMALL
HE KILLED HIMSELF

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL-Special-
Because he found his salary OF $500
a year insufficient TO provide the ne
ceEsities OF life for his dependent
mother and sister. and at the Iame
time leave enough for him % marry
the girl ne loved. Lieutenant David
C Lindsay. OF the United States Sig
nal Corps. shot and killed himself
Lindsay was IN love with a girl who
lived in his birthplace. Philadelphia.
but could not hope 20 marry her while
he remained IN the army. Before
sending a bullet through his brain.
the young officer destroyed all hts
papers. including his letters from the
Philadelphia girl. all his pictures OF
her, several % which he had carried
constantly. and everything that could
reveal her identity.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
WINTER WHEAT is
IN FINE CONDITION

WASHINGTON. .. C.-SpeciaL-
The Department OF Agriculture in
report issued today makes the average
condition % winter wheat on April lst
s1.s against Ss.s on April 1. 1907. and
SCI OF April ], 1906. and SIS on
April I. 1905 The average condition
OF winter rye IL given as Ss.1 against
81 on April / 1905
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
FIGHTING TO MAKE
WARWICK COUNTY DRY

NEWPORT NEWS. vA.-SpociaI.-
The anti-saloon people are making a
determined fight before Judge Tyler.
OF the Circuit Court, who is holding
an adjourned session IN Warwick
Courthouse. They wish to keep
Point Breeze. the Klondyke and
Bloodfeld, settlements and resorts
around Newport News. clear OF the
liquor traffic especially. citing or al
leging many crimes. including muir
der. In these places. and saying that
they lack police protection.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
FTFTT-FYTE COUNTIES
ADDED TO DRY" LIST

CHICAGO. Ills Deciai-after one
O. the most Spectacular elections a
The history o. Illinois the dry
s<Ard rictorS over the awexs -
Conservative figures place the num-
Der o. saloons abolished AZ 1853. anc
twenty-five uli1ols counties are ADDED
60 the dry list
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
AGAIN
CONFINED TO BED

NEW YORK Special CfroverI
Cleveland Is again suffering from the
cold and rheumatism. which have been
troubling him for several months He
has been confined TO his bed In the
Hotel Lakewood. Lakewood. ~. J.. for
ten days. That Mr.. Cleveland's con-
dition II not alarming. however, may
be imagined from the fact that he
requires only the attention OF tho
hotel physician.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
RUSH ORDERS SENT
TO THE NAVY YARDS
Bsttleships to Be Put in Readi-
ness at Once for Immediate
Service-Trouble With
Venezuela Said TO Be
the Cause.

PHILADELPHIA peciai-Orders
were said 10 have been received at
League Island Tuesday 10 prepare the
war vessels there at once 10 sail at
any minute. Admiral PendletOn. com
mandant OF the yard. denied that any
order intlmarng there would be any
trouble anywhere had been received.
but admitted that the vessels were be
ing made ready for service ia quick
step particularly with the battleships
Idaho and Indiana Both vessels were
having ammunition placed on board
today The Mississippi. which was
only recently placed IN commission. Is
az League Island and fully equipped
with sailors and marines. The battle
ship New hampshire Is now at the
Brooklyn navy yard being equipped
fer sea duty. having left League Is
land about ter days ago
The armOred cruiser Brooklyn and
the commerce destroyers Minneapolis
and Columbia. which are types OF fast
Island and will be In shape ts sail
within the week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
PEOPLE g
TO HAVE HIS CORPSE
RICHMOND. VA.-special.-

The State Anatomical Board has
consented 10 allow the relatives OF
Leo Thurman. the murderer con-
demned 20 die in Norfolk Friday,
- have the body OF the prisoner after
ne meets his end on the gallows. The
corpse will be shipped to the con-
demned mans home ia Kentucky.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

WASHINGTON. y. C.-Special.-
While no explanation OF the many or
ders sent 10 the League Island navy
yard was made at the Navy Depart
menf April s. yet "a Is supposed that
the Instructions for haste arose either
from the somewhat alarming reports
OF further trouble threatened in Haiti.
or sn view OF the defiant attitude as-
numed By President Castro, or Venc-
Euela. IN connection with the pending
diplomatic controversy which has
reached an acute phase.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
KENTUCKY LOTTERY
PUT OUT or BUSINESS

CTNcINrrAT1-Spe cts1.--- PBeadfng
guilty 80 khe Indictment charging NO
Iztlon % the Cnffed states laws. TIE
<1t.1o1 81 the Dntfe6 S<4tes CoBrt IS
CpEin K1on, Ky, anf agreed 80 80 @0t
- busfness feToger
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
SECRETARY sTRAUS To SPEAK
TO RICHMONDERS MAY 9TH
RICHMOND vA-special.-

RICHMOND, VA.-Spectal.--
Oscar l. Straus. Secretary OF Com
merce and Labor In the Cabinet OF
speakers at the banquet 10 be given In
honor OF the National Conference OF
IN the Jefferson Hotel auditorium Mon
day evening. May 9Th
On this occasion addresses OF well
come will be delivered by Governor
Swanson, Mayor Mccarthy. the Rev,
DIR. E N. Calisch and others. Mr..
Henry s. Hutzler will act as toast
master.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

There IL no satisfactory reason for
bsiie4lur that q wofn&n who iE al
ways ~hsrysna win make good
aExeL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

Former president John Mitch
ell. % the Miners Union, whose
picture II here shown. has earn
ed added distinction By refusing
q government Job. Mr. Mitchell
retired from the presidency OF the
L. s. Kline Workers because O. fli
health. and has refused . place
on q commission 70 inveEtigate
conditions on the Tsthrnus % Pan
ana for the same reason.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

A. sure way TO get into q dispute
Is 20 have q wife.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

Hope Is the mother OF disAppoint-
meat