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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
MAYOR S WIFE GAVE HIM
A PUBLIC SCOLDING

SACRAMENTO Gals Special
Mrs Clinton T.. White. tnt wife %
Sacramento's Mayor gave her hus-
band public ~co'iiue FOR
permitting Emma Goldman. famed
FOR her anarDhistic ut1erance-. 20
speak in this city Tn am interview.
which she dictated in the presence OF
hcr husband Mrs White said II
have mas opinion ~ the Mayor of any
city who would allow Emma Gold
man Co speak loo public ] don't think
she ought tn he permitted Co speaN.
II she was NOT good enough GO speak
IN Chicago don't see whr she should
be allowed tn speak here
The Navor smiled while his wife
relieved herself of her prnr-up indig-
ma ion. and seemed 60 think his wife g
statement was a pretty good toke on
himself Emma Goldman spoke last
night on Anarchy. what 10 Really
Is" she ls t0 speak here again to-
night
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
RICHARDS ON TRIAL
FOR FOURTH TIME


For tho fourth time since July.
1905. John W Richards. who stands
charged with the murder % Maurice
X Francis. OF Roanoke. faced a
jury az Floyd Friday 20 answer for
the alleged crime.
The prisoner already has had re-
marka bie-perhape unparalleled ca b.
rctr in the courts since Francis was
shot from ambush "a few miles from
the home ~ his sweetheart. whom he
had been visiting
The first twe trials OF Richards.
who was suspected from the first. as
me- also had been sutton Tor the
girls hand. resulted In hung juries,
hut on the third hc was convicted 81
murder in the FIRST degree and SEN
fenced 20 De- hanged.
The supreme Court. however. grant
ca writ OF error and finally remand
ga the case FOR n new trial. as seve-
raj technical errors were exposed ir
fhe procedure 90 the lower court
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
OFFERED TO SUICIDE
TO REIMBURSE BANK
Model Teller Who Confessed That
He Stole Would Make Good the
Deficiency With His Life In
surance, But President Re
fused 70 Accept That
Method Of Settlement

CARLISLE. PA Special After
confessinE that ne had robbed the
Merchants National Bank. % this
city. OF xt5.ooo. John v. Harris. the
teller. offered 20 commit suicide that
the bank may BE- Reimbursed with the
insurance ne carries on bis ufc. The
offer has been declined ~ President
Eckiez
10 - charged that Harris had been
roboirg the institution for several
years by fraudulent entries.
Harris was looked upon al a model
and his prominence lu sunday school
and various church work Nas most
marked He neither smoked nor
drank. and his family hfe was with
out Saw
Before hts arrest Harris turned
over Co the bank Officers deeds for
his fne home and two small farms.
together with stocks and bonds NJ
held These viii probably reach a
value 90 $4,000 TIE is bonded fol
$4,000 BY the Metropolitan sure ~
Company. SD that 10 is hoped the ban !
viii not suffer Co any considerable 81.
tent
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
NO RIGHT TO BUY
RESERVE FOR FOREST
House Judiciary Committee Gives
Death Blow 20 Movement TO
Establish Forest Reserve in
Appalachian Mountains.

WASHINGTON. II. Special
with an adverse report OF fourteen
printed pages. crowded with legal lor,.
the House Committee on Judiciary
has killed the plan % have thc Unite
ted states Government buy blocks 90
mountain from New England 60 Flori-
GA and convert them into Eigan-
&c national forest reserve. Judge
John j. jenkins. chairman OF the
committee. ts author OF the report.
which recommends no action on the
project for the reason that the Fed
eral Government under the terms of
che Constitution. has no right tO es-
tlnilsh such "a reserve.
The committee denies cutright chat
Congress has the right to go INFO the
states affected and acquire the lands
for forest purpose. saying that. ~ This
were done. the bars would he let
down" and an powers and rights 90
the states could De- dispensed with
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
CHILD DEAD AND MOTHER
INJURED N CHESTER FIRE
2ICHMOND. VA-speciaI-

RICHMOND. Special
a Colorcd woman named Mary
Walker was brought to the Virginia
Hospital Thursday from Chester 90
be treated for severe burns sustained
by the burning OF her fathers build
Ing near that place the night before.
Her father. Thomas Webster. is "a re-
spectacle colored man.
The FIRE is believed 20 have started
from an OH stove in the room occu-
pied by the woman and her two
months old infant The child was
burned 90 death and tho woman SUI
fered severely. she was brought Go
the hospital where she is receiving
the best treatment. IL was reported
this afternoon that while her condi-
ton was not entirely hopeless. she
was still in very bad way. The house
was entirely destroyed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
EFFECT BIG SAVING s.
SCHOOL BOOK PRICE
Board Of Education Provides for
Single List System and
Makes Selection.
EXCEPT CERTAIN CITIES
Text Books Chosen TO Remain IN
Use for Four Years at Least.
Plan Continues Many Books
That Are Now In Use.
RICHMOND. vA-Speciai

RICHMOND. VA-Special-
Joseph II. Egglcston. superintendent
OF Public instruction. did not succeed
in accomplishing everything ne would
have liked at the long-drawn-out
meeting OF the state Board OF EdEca-
ton. which adjourned April 18TH AZ
ter a session OF three days. but all
the same a great stride forward has
been made in the matter os text
books FOR the schools
After considering the matter MANY
hours the board adopted the single
list system. though exceptions were
made in the case % certain cities. Al
though the law allowed the board 70
choose the books for as long a period
as seven years. 90 was thought wiser
10 have only four-year adoption.
but the period may be extended later
n the board 50 desires.
II win be gratifying 10 those who
Ike to foster home enterprises 40
know that the n r. johnson Publish
Ing Company. OF this city the only
local institution competing. landed
about 50 per cent of the contracts
The American Book Company. on
the other hand lost much ~ tho bus
iness 20 had under former adoptons
with the exception Of the orithme-
tics in rural districts and spoilers and
civil goNcrnmrrft works iu country and
city districts tne changes made We're
the feUtst possible
Both the Governor and sSipcrinten-
dent EEgieston during their Com'
paiEns. promised Co stand for the SIN.
gie list and for as few changes AS
possible in The then existing adop
ti0nS
Althourh the exact vote OF th,
board is NOT revealed. 10 is KNOW
that both reugiously kept their prom
Uses
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
AVALANCHE KILLS
SIXTY-FIVE JAPANESE

CALGARY. ALBERTA.--Spcci
sixty Japancee lahorcrs employed
by the Canadian Pacioc Railroad lost
their lives On one 90 the worst land
canon OF the Alberta mountains Wed
nesday night The roar % tnr thou
sands az tons OF snow. fee and rock
carrying before 90 debris % an kinds.
and swapping on largc trees as az they
we're twigs could hr heard for miles
telegraph wires were carried down
cy the slide Only give bodies have
been recovered
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
HOLTON DENIES L. =. SUIT
AGAINST y. {. LANDS.

GREENSBORO. y. Special
Distract Attorney Hoiton denies the
story sent out from Ashevine that he
had filed suit 20 establish ownership
OF the United states 20 a greater por-
ton OF Western North Carolina He
says the only possible foundation for
such report is that six weeks ago he
Instituted action OF election against
two parties who had trespassed upon
land IN Clay county belonging 10 the
United States.
The district attorney Is informed
that the parties built a cabin on the
land with the idea OF acquiring title
by adverse possession
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
GIVEN IL
NEWPORT NEWS Ram CASE

NEWPORT NEWS Special
LEA the ease % the tspositors against
the officers and dlrrcfnre 81 the closed
Savings Bank 90 Newport News. dep
oaitons we're taken Tor the defensr
Thursday Those Tor fhr plaintiffs
are ready and BE- is expected that the
case win he heard ln May ln open
court Judge Ingram. OF che Law
and Equlty Court in Richmond. IL
sitting FOR Judge i'arham
The plairurrs are suing 90 recover
about $4,000. which Nas ON deposit 81
the bank ne the time SIS President
Irwin Tucker. committed snlclic. ana
the Institution closed its doors lf -
alleged that the uog1genrc 90 the Of
dccrs and directors caused the fa4i-
ure
The ease has attracted extraor&l-
nary interest
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

Charleston News and Courtcr'
According % a dispatch On the chi
cage Tribune. the Vners or theatre
An Harlem have been found guilty
by a Jury IN New York and viii have
10 pay Henrietta Lee. buriesQue
actress S4.700 salary. which they re-
fused 10 pay because she would not
wear tights Upon her refusal she
was discharged. and brought suit for
the recovery OF her salary. on The
ground or breach q contract. there
having been no stipulation In her con
tract that she should wear tights n
Miss Henrietta will only work the
thing right now her fortune ought 20
be made. OF courSs she viii have 90
anD@ar in tights ia sslf-cefense against
ssc explanations that VIII be given a.
20 why she would not appear In such
garb. and when she does thousands
viii gO out 20 see what & Was al
about
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

Mrs. Emma Spindle Johnson. widow
OF A. Johnson. of Mount Pleasant.
Spotsylvania county. died Thursday
Mrs. Johnson was the daughter OF the
late Edmond j. spindle. OF Spotsyl-
Vanfa county. and she ts survived by
the following children MT. Willie
Johnson. or Richmond. Mrs. william
Robinson George Johnson. samuel
Johnson and Mrs Minnie Wilson. or
Spotsy lvanlR county.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

A pretty HON" wedding was cele-
DRAFTED in the residence OF Mrs. r. II.
Mays. T.tnchhurg. az noon Wednesday.
when Miss Lllah Payne Mays became
the bride ~ Nr. Thomas A Wood. OF
Augusta county. The Rev. Dr. ". A.
Barr otfclated Miss Virginia Mays
was maid ~ honor. and Mr.. Arthur
Smith. 90 Greeu~hcr0. y. g.. served In
the capacity 90 best man. Little Misses
Dorothy IeutE and Mary Vaughan
were flower girls. 4 Sumptuous lunch
con was served after the wedding.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
WashIncfnn TimeN:

Mr. Nelson wants a commission 10
investigate. 20 learn what is the mat
ter with the House and It's rules. 20
recommend measures 10 restore the
self-reSpeet and representative char
acter OF the body.
His resolution VIII not pas at this
session. doubtless reform viii come
By some other route. when a does
come. hut this much can De set down
as certain. the House - going 70 be
reformed. Il Is going TO be restored
20 a decent relationship TO the scheme
% this Government. and IL Is going
TO Be controlled for a long time ~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

Nj James 3. JefricS. former VOL
known attorney % Warrcntou. and FOR
several terms Commonwealth Attor-
ney OF Fauquier county. died az his
home Wednesday night aged ntty
1--WE. The deceased is survived by his
widow who was "a Miss Wyer. daugh
ter OF the late Rev. ". II Wycr, one
son. James u. Jerries Jr.. and one
daughter. Miss Nan Jedries
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

The burial OF Mr.. william !. Barks-
dale took place Tuesday at Amelia.
He leaves q sister. Mrs. Richard NJ.
Boiling, OF Richmond. Va. and a
brother. mr.. Robert 7. Barksdale. OF
ElkhOrn. w Va; also q half brother.
Mr. Stanley Barksdale. and several
nalf-sisters living IN Washington. y.
=
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
DEATHS
Robert a. Jordan.

MT Robert A. Jordan. OF Goochiand
county. who had been an inmate Of
the Soldiers Home only a short time.
died there on Monday evening. he
was q mem Der or the Forty-sixth Nir-
ginia Infantry. Company II. and
served throughout the Civil War. lie
was eighty-three years old. and leaves
4 number OF relatives.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
saturday Evening Post.

when the accommodation known as
the Richmond Terminal system vaH
reorCunIl-l dozen years ago. enc
Central og Georgia Railway Ia conn
paratteiy small AFFAIR. soulr two thou
sand miles In length wac $3.50 aside
for future consideration Nuonuy ln
particular owned lt Various lnVeF
tors had contributed tnr capital t'
build ana equip DO. and hrld bonds ot
many Kinds arErt eating nfty-oti mil-
lion dollars out thr capital stock.
carrying power ~ control. was left O.
the reorganization committee
This sfnrk. no. now appears. Mr. ti1r-
rlman tools nNrr Iast summer. EivinS
hls o O. fer small amount which
WAS really ln the nature Of coat -
check or uawu-tlcket certlfyiag that
the property WAS ln his posse tslnu
+ 10 is not an specially hourishiug prop
erfv The last annual report shows "a
4 balance az credit 90 profit and Toss 1r-
/ count 81 s3235 nut wr hore 10 wII
+ prosper under SIT Hartman tt
I ninisfratIve genius Rttreuchmrnt is
f the word just NOW searching the
/ Central az Georgfa's expense account
for the last fiscal year We find mat
J. injuries fo persons. ca1f no less IMAM
lS23l.o9c. and clearing wrecks @tf.-
04o while stock killed and loss ard
damage e. property bring thr tota
waste Boz this Kind up to fAsa.sao- 'i
considerably more than the net earn
lngs above hxed charges.
The Southern Railway tne larger
heir OF the Richmond Terminal mess
spent S604.J16 last year for injuries
20 persons, and EsIU.AT5 the year bee
fore Clearing wrecks AMI loss ant
damage go property account. with per
sonal injuries. for total waste LAS
year OF t2406. T2O-which. if Do coui.
have been saved would have mor'
than doubled the amount available fo'
dividends
Is there not. perhaps. some chanc'
for retrenchmeut here We earnest
ily commend the possibility 20 Mr. har
: riman's attention.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

Miss Maria Kimbrough Sims. tho
youngest daughter OF state Senator
and Mrs. r. W. Sims. died "Wednesday
night after brief illness. IN the
fourteenth year or her age. She died
OF pneumonia. following measles
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

In the home OF the bride. Freezer
icksburg. Wednesday evening. was cell
ebrated the eddlng or Miss Gertrude
Maxwell 20 Mr.. Willard Raines. the
Rev Decatur Edwards officiating. The
bridal attendants included Miss Cora
Bradshaw as maid OF honor. and Mr.
George II SneNings. IS best man.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

Mrs. =. =. Order died at her home
near Greenpond Church Saturday
night. Her husband preceded her 10
the grave BY one month with pneu-
monia. and one week before her death
her brother. Mr.. James c Anderson,
died OF pneumonia Two daughters
and one son survive her.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

Miss Annie r. kendrick daughter
81 Mr. r. r. Kcndrick and Mr.. Lester
Runner were married Wednesday eve
ming IN the home % the brides father.
near Shuler Va. Elder r r. Pltman.
Of she Baptist Church. orlciated
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
~ n. M. TaNInr.

Mrs n. W. Taylor died at her home
near Chatham Monday night follow
ing an illness OF lengthy duration
She was more than sixty years old,
and IS survived 10y her husband and
the following children. MeSsrs n. NJ.
and william Taylor and Mrs. Thomas
Abbott and Mrs. George Griffith
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
CURRENT COMMENT
What the leading Journals 81 tho.
Country Have e. Say ON Mat
tiers % General Interest
Rn~fnn GInhc.

What is "a soul mate. anyway To
meet "a soul mate ON even ground.
must man or woman become exalted
above the ordinary things 90 ufe. such
as working. paying ones rent. and en-
Toying "a good becfsteak or piece or
home made pie
without fear 81 being considered n
pessimist. tho normal man may cone
tent himself with fne reelection that
there is nothing new about soul mates
Ordinary folks win nnd that thf solid
old partner in double harness. piod-
ding along faithfully and chcsrfuliy
eating thclr meals regularly ani ltN-
lng quietly. sharing nfes trials Geo.
gcthsr without murmuriuE. and par
taking ~ lts Joys with simple pleas.
|ure. are as much soul mates as couples
wno break the laws 90 society. SSH
to Europe ln "a blaze 90 nuturictN an.
come back hy the grace ~ fne divorce
court 90 br "spNcel ike other pcop."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

Mr.. samuel McCown Charlton. aged
seventy-three years. died at his home
in Lexington Sunday morning. after
an extended Illness. During his last
illness Mr.. Charlton had been con-
hned 20 his bed six months.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
Furcne WiIIIamson-

Mt Eugene Williamson died In
Roanoke "Wednesday night from COM
sumption. AGED twenty nine years
Mr. Williamson was connected with
General Fitzhugh Lees office IN Cuba
as a stcnoCrapher. and until his
health became bad held an important
position with Macarthur Brothers.
The contractors
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

whatever party has the coureEc and
honesty 60 do THIS work
10 the House doesn't yet realize the
depth ~ the disgust which the lntelii-
gent American public feels for ita
present situation. 40 weeds CD study
public opinion
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

A pretty wedding look place on the
afternoon OF the 18th. IN the home OF
MI \. A Chncoat. Newport News.
when his sister. Miss Algle Chlcoat
became the bride or MI. Elwood T
Parks. The Rev. ". A. Christian per
formed the ceremony
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

LONDON -Special-Sir Thomas
L1pton's new Shamrock will. Il IS ex-
pected. be launched az Fairlie. on the
Clyde. on Saturday next She has been
built according TO the international
rules for the twenty-three meter class.
20 compete with such boats as the
White Heather and Brynhilde. 9
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
MR.. Su.nn Ann Flisnhrth Haync..

Mrs. Susan Ann Elizabeth Has mes.
CITY county. where she had resided AN
her llfc. died at her home near Hold
croft Tuesday afternoon Had she
lived until the 18th of next month Mrs
Haynes would have attained 90 her
eighty eighth birthday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

Mr.. Joseph W. Anderson died AZ
his home. Heathsvilie. Monday. aged
about seventy-ons years. He was an
old Confederate soldier and Il sur
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

In YORK county. va. the Wedtin q
% Miss AmanrhIa Florence Holloway.
Gaughtcr of Nfr and Mrs Writ Hollo-
way. % Hampton. 90 Mr Albert Sidney
Waite. 90 York county. took place
April 14fn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

ROANOKE. Wasp cial-RepubE
cans OF Roanoke are considering the
aGvisability OF nominating candidates
for Mayor and City Council with a
view 20 opposing the aOntineeS select
ed az the recent Democratic primary.
The Republican COMMITTEES VIII
reach a decision In regard 70 the mat
ter IN the next two or three days
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

Mt II " Davis. of Riccville. Pitt
sylvanla county. died az his home near
that place on Wednesday evening.
April Sth. OF heart disease
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
MARRIAGES
BECKIIANr-BRYANT.

Miss Alma Gertrude Bryant and
Nj " T. Beckham. OK Gordonsville.
Va we're married Tuesday In Wash
ington. ID. a..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

Miss Lucy Ann HenshaW died Mon
day IN the home OF her niece. MIS-.
Scott HenshRw. near Port Royal. Car
oline county. ut an advanced age.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
PHITIIPS-nRINKIFY.

MS H0rTna HrIHkIey was marrIed
10 Mr. claude Phillips In the home OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. II J. Brink
ley. Hampton. Va. Tuesday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

Mrs Annie Rufrcr Howell died az
"Stono." her home in Lexington.
Tuesday afternoon. aged cighty-t-ro
years
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

when asked How are you 81 your
usual answer -$ot feeling wsIlf'
m so. it is very ukeiy your attention
has not been called Ca
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
BRISTOL.

BRISTOL TENN pecial-ElOert
A. Shipley. aged dfty-nine years. one
OF the WcAlthIest men in East Tennes-
see. for many ears Chairman OF the
Republican Congressional COMMITTEES OF
the First Tennessee District and man
ager OF the campal Ens OF Representa-
tive ". p. BroWnlow. died at his home
OF Jonesboro. April 18th.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

Read just this one voluntary tsstI-
Danvine OrphAnaxe.
Danviile. Va. oct- rs. feoF
I recSlvcd nve children out Of 0zs
family. half starved. and their esEes-
tion almost destroyed - improper
feedIrg The yopngest. just &c montha
olf had been ged on raw onions I
was almost IN despair. but slcce gtvinx
thunt y5ar Concentrated Water rcgO-
we'll and are fat and rosy
"A pair OF twin girls YEARS ED
came 20 - from the poor house. who
seemed TO bs In the last stage q anae-
mia Had the most enormous ABIDE
mems. TAese are rapidly recoSerinE.
I had others with enlarged neck
glands. sore ears ane Sose aEd svery
ny smprovlaS.
Mr cousin Was seriously threatsned
with Gastritls. Almost eFerythinE sac
ate caused an accuru 1larsou or Gas On
the bowels. 50 that she could net sleep
al night ~ WAS the greatest benefit
centrated Water This called ny At
teation 70 it. AID made me try IL Tor
our poor little suHsring chiioren-
We cannot SAY too m1cn tor h. and
are sin EtnE It's praises here In nautitlo
and wherever else an opportunity pre-
Am nov using the water or ten chis-
drsn. Gratefully.
(slgnedl Airs A. LEE. Snpt.
lS-oz. bottle (uoashs treatment4. 81
Il year oraEgist W4it act Supply yoa
write IA direct
Ssnd Tor Interesting beckett Soncera-
INK this Natural Irea4menI
;. a. ECaOLS Co.
Lyn~nherxs Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

NEW YORK - Special - Frank
Duffy, better known as Red" DUty.
ballot box stuffer. was sent 20 prison
BY Judge Rosalsky IN the Court OF
General sessions under the In
determinate sentence law for not less
than two years and three months. and
not more than four years and three
months. Dufy was convicted for hav-
ing aided and abetted Illegal registra-
ton in the Seventh Election District.
He was an electioneer FOR years. and
made a practice OF colOnizing negro
voters.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
Geographic BreyitieS


WASHINGTON. D. especial
While the anti gam bling amendment
20 the bill passed by the Senate for
the widening OF Bennlng's road Is gen
orally spoken OF as intended 10 apply
only 70 race track sauloling, u APP
pears likely that strict enforcement
or &c viii shut on gambling and bet
ting IN the District OF Columbia in
every form. and that card games IN
which there is money al stake VIII be
shut on. The provision Tor the abolish
ment OF gambling includes In Its pro-
hobition betting on any contest OF
any kind o. game OF baseball
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

Indigestion. Rheumatism.
Catarrh. Kidney and BlAd-
der Troubles. Female Com
plants. Malaria, Nervous
ness. stomach and Bowel
Disorders. Piles, Inactive
Liver, ScrOfula and all
Blood and Shin Diseases.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25

Read just this one voluntary tsssl-
monaal,