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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
DESIRE TO SUPPRESS
SERIOUS CHARGES
Delegate Churchman Thinks ALE
cations Against Judge Black
stone Should Not Be Printed.

RICHMOND. vas Special
Delegate Churchnan has offered In
the House a bill which seeks 60 en-
Join newspapers from publishing OBJ
scene matter
The Augusta legislator says the in
troducton Of the proposed measure
follows the publication OF the full tcx-
or the charges brought ny HamptCu
and Elizabeth city county citizens
against Judge blackstone The bill
provides a $500 fine for the onvuse
mentioned.
The full text ~ the grave charges
gainst Judge Blackstone was pub
Ished by The fsichmond Evening
journal. Roanoke and Danvflis dailiCs
and about thirty OF the county papers
In Virginia.
since that time no further effort
has been made IN the legislature 10
suppress an Investigation OF 20 post
pone a..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
MISS SH0NTS Is NOW
DUCHESS OECHAULNES
Marriage Took Place Last satur-
day in New York-The Couple
VIII Take Tour and Then
Duke May Go 20 Work

NEW special--Anothsr
American heiress today becams a
member OF ths nobility OF ths Re
public OF France. Al high noon The
odora Shonts. daughter Of Theodore
p Shonts. becams the bride % Due
De Chhulnes
The ceremony vas particularly bril-
liant Notwithstanding the fact that
the Shonta residence VAS not spacious
enough O. permit az mo display thlf
characterized the recent wedding ~
Miss GLADYS Vanderbilt 90 the Count
Szecheryf. ~ Hungary About 500
guests Witnessed the ceremony. among
them being members 20 the dipio-
matio corps from Warrington. "a sell
as the utlad relatives and friends 90
the groom. The ceremony was per-
formed by MonTgn0r Michael l. La
velle. OF 50. Patrick's Cathedral
Miss Shouts was radlant'y beauu.
fuI and there was a wDrmur ~ appre-
F citation a. She slowly walked O. fht
+ awaiting preiate. Her beautiful gown
which was made with court train. ac
centuated her youthfuIncss Her sci
possessed air convinced an the guest
that. notwithstanding her acceptance
OF "a foreign sutton. here was rea
American Eiri.
The usual crowd surrounded th
Sh0nfs residence The police Wer
forced 90 use corsid cradle activity q
. checking the curious and inc worne
were particularly eager Co get
glimpse % the splendid gowns wor
bv the guests The guests rename
FOR the wedding breakfast and late
in the day che Duo ard his bride le'
for their wedding "trip They 1911 s
nret 20 Florida and later to Franc'
The Prince Caffeine was ere Duke
best man Miss Marguerite. thr si'
ter OF the bride Ras maid ~ hcro
ue Chauines l7 EnIug Co become CA
American end Nfr -nuuf~ le antu
have some Thought aE setting nim q
LIZ n..-ueaa lLL.r .---l-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
WERE WARY
OF TIE AMENDMENTS


The House 1oint resolution extend
Ing the legislative session 90 ninety
days. and doing away with thr exc
tend ga reading 90 hilis orr three sew
eral days. both got a setback .n the
Senate today. though no vote SUN
ciently definite was taken 0u either
resolution 20 disclose the nnaI action
OF the upper house
On motion OF Senator Walker.
House resolution 70 amend section so
OF the Constitution. with reference
TO the reading OF bills. was recon-
mitted 10 the Committee on Courts Of
Justice.
The resolution extending the ses-
sion 10 ninety days received only six
teen votes for its adoption. five less
than the majority required 20 agree 10
an amendment 20 the Constitution.
There Were eleven noes on motion
Of Senator ward. OF Winchester. the
vote was rec0nsidered and further
consideration Of the resolution was
passed BY.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
DUKE GOT ONLY $4,000
WITH MISS SHONTS

NEW YORK. Feb. lT-The settle
meut made upon Miss Theodora
>honts on the occasion ~ her mar
rlage 10 the due de- Chaulnes was SD
small that her intimate friends ara
quoting 10 AS an evidence that the
marriage was purely a love match.
one OF the persons present when the
signatures were attached 90 The va
riOus documents immediately follow
ing the marriage said today that $50
600 Is the exact sum settled upon the
Duchess bv her father. president Of
the InterborouEh Railroad
The Duke is worth $500 600 francs
in his own right" said this person.
so ia can be seen that for once 10 g.
not American money that Is supplying
the motive FOR this international mar
rage
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
BILL AGAINST BRIBING
CITY LEGISLATIVE BODIES

Delegate Merritt T. Cooke. OF Nor
folk. this morning offered In the
House a bin proposing amendments
40 section s7tf OF the Code-fhe
statute which fOrbids the Offering %
brides 10 influence votes. opinioas.
etc OF public officers
The amendment Includes within the
provisions of the existing law ANY
member of the Common Council or
Board % Aldermen OF any city or
town"
Another amendment proposes a
change In section S745, which touches
the acceptance % brides ~ council
men The suggested change makes
the Law applicable 20 councilmen-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
WISCONSIN INSTRUCTS
DELEGATES FOR BRYAN
State Convention Tells Represeu-
tatives 20 Be for the Nebraskan
First. Last and AL Time.

HOLLAND. MICH special - Wi
liam J Bryan spoke 90 two audiences
here last uiEht addressing g. Q01 peo-
Hle. He arrived ahput 4 o'clock yes
ferfay afternoon and was met -
Mayor Van Putten and citiEeus and
escorted % Cal reception az tne Kol-
land Hotel Sic iectured 90 Home col
lege students 40 o'clock ou The
Prince 81 Peace. Following the leo
ture ne surrendered himself tc ths
Democracy 20 Western Michigan
Local. Democrats we're reinforcen
by delegations from Grand Rapids
Grand Haven. Lansing. Muskegon ana
other points
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
MARYLAND MAY HAVE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LAW

STATE HOUSE ANNAPOLIS.
Mn.--S psCtRi--The disgranc h Sc naenf
amendment passed the House ~ a vote
% 50 20 Is and Uent 20 rhe Senate
last evening Only enc speech Wa
made In opposition 90 the amendment
and this was - DeleEAts Palro. % Bal
timore city.
he served warning taat g. case TIE
amer dment was nnaiiy adopted appeal
would be made 70 the Suprcrus coErI
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
Mr.. BYRD INTRODUCES
SWEEPING LIQUOR BILL
Coolies Old and New Laws and
Is Explicit.
1T Is ALSO INCLUSIVE
Patron Accompanies Remarkable
Feat on Floor-Induced Body
20 Vote for Bill, With Only
Three Members Dissenting.

RICHMOND. vA--spsciai.-
~ dint OF sheer tenacity. persis-
tencs and contagious determination.
Speaker Byrd yesterday Induced the
House 20 suspend the rules. take up
and pass his codined liquor BIZ.
twenty-five measure which en-
bodies not only AL tire old laws -
naming intact. but many new and
drastic features. which 20 Tar to-
wards meeting the demands OF the
most exacting Temperance folk.
No other man. save Richard =.
Pyrd could have accom- plshed /
similar feat in like time. When ne I
FIRST took the floor 60 champion the .
+ bill. ne was oeset with opponents on .
/ all sides ard many were the murmure .
T which reached his ears
/ Not a few ~ the mem bcr7 had not .
even seen the biil while others had .
not read it carefully hut oven this
handicap dld NOT chill tho arior or
The Speaker lic said he WAS willing
ana eaEer to answer ali questions ana .
90 explain everything that needed eS-
pla'n.ng
Moreover. he was willing to read
the t.l paragraph hy. paragraph and
meant NJ necessary.
Although Mt Erri's entire move
0ae 7orevhat uneNrect ans no one
could have toIl in advance tnrf bow
many concessions the House woci1
make to him. "a goodlv array 90 tcru-
rrrar~e folk were nn narH. While
some ~ the iiQuo- element could also
ho detected iu ere gallery
Sir Eyrt explained nr fhe outset
that h's cll met tnc approval ~ tne
temperance people. ana tnat ne un-
? tcrstno1 The liquor folks were nor go
hr +re r,,,r,,-e h,f previously haf
favorable report n committee. o.
. tr.s raIrrf ar impetus which. cou-
! cl resuitcd Bod fts Extraordinary
- Provisions OF the BNl.
So rar aa n colI0cd LIQUOR bin is con-
, c-rncl-thnt "a. a measure emorac-
fr~ ana nn~rnorfrfrr AM the LIQUOR
- 49, att--,
- IN " every -NiS ga" -'.
: ..-5--.,,,.s 49,, ~. "a 5-sr,t,I - .reh
r. measure deserves thanks for "a some
y uhat dircult snd lrksome piece OF
! $50
p r,... --h-sN.- fn. SANTA ~rlff rnurur
q niL "lrtner 80 e. ns /.
y oo-t,I~e rgftrin its cover. many pro
Z Vision. o-'rlraiiv introduced thfs SEES
se. . ~s~. -x,e-tes AZ eo it
y r,r-.- e-f r~nf their Wy through e.
a lrt.vidlaI measlres
rn more cases thar one these provi-
- .~. ~,aIe-f N~,e- before has
l--'-I, ~.rn anvfnfrr ike tarn
"a r.. .n. $780, f.,r,-r frfar~sfa 49,
~ .... .~e-t.s 49, lf~.s are ttuhtenea ir
$500 ,+fr~' Ft~a-fIr,
- pv-s eIi fi--~tfv ana orprsrsi-
&c.,. rr. -r,t~fr, bar~D-r,,. Ser
, ff-- r-.s rna rrnrffr.r ~ f.-ars,
pa 49,. a-orr, Fl, conn ,f,.... .f lDraffrv-
r e', g. rt,, 2. =.
81 ~ rr,-. -..-..r,.,- and seaside resorts
u. go -.-. -......-I,.. ,-ff,,.,.ls q, I..eor
q r,--t.f .Irf.s .rf rnu--s - 500 fnnah
"a frarf.
I'd III p~everts the sale of uguor cd
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
RICHMOND CLOTHTERS
GO INTO BANKRUPTCY

samuel = DuEEins. the we'll kaswn
clothicr. located al % BrOat street On
IN the Dnireo States District Court
His estimated habIlitios are So. sac.
While asses are placed ~ $fS.232t 40.
Gtibert X Pollock and r. r. E1or-
ance have been appointed receivers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
$500 FOR A BISCUIT.

THE ". c BOYD & CO. or RICH
mond. Va. manufacturers OF the
Boyds Pure Phosphate Baking Pow
der. have caused quite stir among
the women regarding their cooking
BY giving free cash prizes for the
best biscuit made with their baking
powder. The last week prizes were
won by Mrs r. h Trant OF 2iO
East Cary Street. Richmond. s.. Mrs.
A c. Stevenson. OF $500 East Broad
Street Richmond; Mrs. Isaac L But
Ter. OF Richmond: Miss Laura Page
Harrison. OF Fulton Hili, Mrs. W. +.
Freshman. OF AZ East Leigh Street,
Richmond. and Susie Forte. or 1915
West franklin Street Richm Ond. 81
each
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22

PROPOSITION FOR a VALLEY
farmer-S2 90 for 500. Farm. south
side Virginia lthla water belt. near
Buffalo Lithia Springs. large brick
mansion. big barn and yards. tome
meut houses and small barns. chloe
olate and red soils OF best cRaract ter f..
very productive. ten miles wire
fencing. 500 acres ~ valuable time
Der. 200 acres or grass. Fenced. wl ll
grace 100 head OF cattle. IA splendid
stock farm, two and a half miles 20
town. on account OF other interest
will sell az half price. Address
OWNER" care OF Charlotte Gazette.
Charlotte Courthouse. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
INCREASE INCOME
FROM OYSTER INDUSTRY
Speaker Byrd Introduces BIZ
Looking 20 Examination Of
Baylor Survey-Similar
Bill In the Senate.
RIcHMoNn. vA.-spselal--

RICHMOND. NA.-Speciai---
Speaker BYRD today oTersd IN ths
House bni 90 provits fer the asc-r-
.ainmsnt ana designAtioa o. me nat
srN oyster rocks. beds and SHOALS IN
me Commonwealth and 90 pFovits uec-
asaarF moneys therefor Toe ureaslrs
carries tto oco appropriation.
In taa preamble thia languaE. 70
used It t. apparent 90 the General
Assembly that ths present Law te1n-
ing natural rocks. beds ana anr1ia
should be nodded - that the state
may obtain additional revenue there
from and the actual natural rcckA
beds and shoals more Adequately pre-
trcfed than can BE- Zone undsr the er-
rhe bni Their authorizes the Hoard 81
graphical engineers 60 make au sN-
animation ~ the several areas Included
within the Baylor survey ant Co evan
inc the same ir order 60 ascertain ana
to designate UPON proper maps. etc,
the location and areas % the nafurkl
rocks. beds and shoals
Senator WickhRm prevented a btil
today Ca provide FOR the ascertain
mcnt and dcss Enation ~ the natural
oyster rocks. beds and shoals in ths
Commonwealth. and 20 provide ths
necessary money therefor The Hoard
% Fisheries is authorised 90 employ
hydrogrRphlc engines % make ths
necessary surveys and examlnationl
~ the several srcas
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
rLrMnINc - HEArING.

: W. DORSET & Co. ti5 EAST MAIN
Street Richmond. Va Plumbing,
Thinning and sheet Actai. Work.
Heating stoves. Ranges oni Hot Air
Furnaces We make spec atty OF
heating churches and dwellings. Ea-
tLmaLaN lnanrf.-LN ELINn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
nay. GRAN AND MI rEED.


" RICHARpSD> IN. & CO.
large handlers HAY Grain. Feed
SfrT and Alfalfa feeds Car iot buy
ers Pu-lna Poultry Foods nos lel5
and 1917 East CARY street Rich
rrona Na
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
'UNWRITTEN LAW" BILL
PASSED BY SENATE

The Seuate today passed the House
bill GSing the rules OF evidence in
eases arising under the "unwritten
law" and permitting the Introduction
OF testimony ia disDrOof Of the al
legged criminal assaults. The bin was
introduced by Delegate Bell and has
passed the House. Senator Walker
offered an amendment. which was
agreed 20. extending the provisions OF
the bill 10 that class OF cases COM
prised IN section 3671 OF the Code.
wherein the victim OF the wouid-be
avsnger - NOT killed. but merely cut.
stabbed. shot or otherwise maifned.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22

We ARE HEADQCARTERS FOR
Poultry Foods and Supplies. Meat
Meal. Bone Neal. oyster Shells. Mix
ed Feeds. Les Bands. etc. Southern
agents fer the Celebrated Cornell In
cubators and Breeders. DEGGS o.
BEADLES. The Seed Merchants.
Richmond. Va Write for our free
catalogue.
BUY YOUR SEEDS FROM DIGGs &
BEADLES The Seed Merchants.
Richmond. Va. We are headQuar-
tiers FOR Superior Seeds OF all kinds
Garden and Flower Seeds. Grass and
Glover Seeds. Cow Peas. Field Beans,
etc. Seeds that make the crop. Write
today for our free catalogue (A). IL
helps. You need H.
SPECIALISTS. SCIENTISTS AND
doctors from Germany. France and
England are sending 20 America FOR
the only sure and simple cure FOR
Consumption. They saw it at the
Jamestown Exposition. where IL ere
ated the greatest excitement and In
terest. Virgin Pine Balm. one dollar
q bottle. No whiskey. no drugs. sim
pie. natural. pure and harmless. Ac-
dress PINE BALM MFG. CO, South
ern Pines. ~. c. We are the only
manufacturers Look out Tor imita-
tions.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
PLUMBING AND HEATING.

FOR FINE PLUMBING OR HEATING
in all ~ SIS branches see OF write
VIRGINIA PLUMBING AND HEAT
ING CO. Inc. Richmond. Va Done
anywhere. eNe-yw here.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22

There Was n Rush.
4 saw a girl close the door on a
street car today"
why didn't you propose >"
II was too far front She was en-
gagged l0nz before ! eoulc set In .
word
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
ROOFING.

OUR ROOFING IS NOT INJURED BY
acids. steam or any kind OF CORFU
eating fumes. ARMITAGE MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, Richmo0d.
Va. Manufacturers or Asphal 81.
Black Varnish. Roof Paints, Roos4ag
Papers. Oils. Roofing and Paving
Pitch. etc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
SASH, Doors AND BLINDS.

ABRAMS PAINT AND GLASS co.
Richmond. Va Hot-Bed sash. Glass.
All kinds and sizes - Household
Brushes. Color Cards mailed free.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
POULTRY WANTED.

SEND LIVE POULTRY TO EVANS &
YOUNG Richmond Va TnoUsan @
coops wanted Immediately az best
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22

roSs FROM PRIZE WINNERS. Is FOR
tL5e. WyandOttes. Barred Rocks.
Dorkins and Reds. =. ). YOUNG.
klrhnond. Va
ALI. TIIE LATEST PARIS FASHIONS
IN hair dressing. All kinds ~ hair
on hand or made 20 order. Combings
made into switches. pompad0urs.
purs. etc. Satisfaction guaranteed
HUGHES. cog North Third street.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22

Largest Weekly Circulation
In the State.

Fer the sonvsnience OF our patrons
who desire TO place their wants pc
tore a large number or IeSosIS
FanGNmeuts with other leading wees
~ payers NJ which your want nds.
ca b prtrted In 30 OF tho best week
~ papers In Virginia. az a cost or only
one cent per line per paper. Leave
your order and copy 80 tnls once
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22

49, -
EGGS FROM A. C.. HAW KIN ROYAL
Blue Barred Plymouth Rocks. White
and Bun Rocks. Bradley and Flshells
strains. Wyckon strain. =. g. White
L4gkorus. all heavy layers, sl-oo 70
g. per setting. YOUNG chicks just
hatched. IS 20 % cents. from any OF
these breeds. Won seven premiums
at the Richmond Poultry show. Jan
uary. I9os. SYSONBY GARDENS.
Inc. Petersburg. Va SAM McEWE IN.
Manager
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22

FTFTEEN SINGLE COMB BROWN
Leghora eggs. 81. So per 100. Ex-
hfbition matings. s. per is; Sl2 per
Zoe. Address STRAW BERRY HILL
POULTRY YARDS Richmond. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
COFFEE RoAsrEns.

THERE Is MONEY ~ YOUNGER =
Package Coree Signatures. ic each.
Cash premiums fo- tle most sigma
tUreS- send FOR cash premium lst.
/. C. YOUNGER Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
COOK Rnnhs.

=, 49, - -, - 800 800
cDntalnlnE SO recipes for GelICac.es.
talRtles and household recessttle
send name. address and 2-ccut stamp
for mailing IlIE O. T. SaCER CO..
South 1welftl street Richmond
Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
SEWING MACHINES.

ITNGER. SIS; STANDARD. 81; DoMFs-
tic. IS j X. LANGSTON. 1914 East
Main Street. Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22

EDISON PHOTOGRAPHS.

SOLD on EASY PAYMESTS. ENTIRE
catalogue Edison RECORDS and AL
machines IN stock az SOS East Nam
street. Richmond. Va q. Is HAYNES
4 CO
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22

WANTED-lo. 900 DOZEN FRESH
country eEgs EVANS * YOUNG.
Richmond. Va. Lots OF any size re-
celve6 ~ safely Grated.
, 1908-01-13
MAY GIVE FOUNTAIN
To CITY OF LARAMIE.

The National Humane alliance,
which last spring presented to the city
of Cheyenne a handsome drinking
fountain, with the understanding that
it was to be erected in a public Local
ton previously agreed upon, now
threatens to revoke the gift because
the fountain has lain neglected since
its arrival in the city last July. The
officers of the alliance say the neglect
of it's gift by the city of Cheyenne is
an insult and that they propose to give
the fountain to either Laramie or Sher
idan. This announcement has aroused
popular indignation against the Chey'
enne officials responsible for the neg
lect of the fountain and it is expected
a hurry-up order of its erection will be
issued at once. The fountain is a coun-
terpart of that presented to Denver by
the National Humane alliance.
, 1908-01-13
TEACHERS ARE THANKFUL
TO LARAMIE MEMBERS.

The resolutions committee of the re-
cent session of the State Teachers as
sociation at Sheridan presented a long
report at the closing hour of the meet
ing, which was adopted, the following
resolutions being of local interest:
Resolved, That we extend to Dir.
Brown, and all others who have so un'
selfishly devoted their time and energy
for the advancement of our state pa
per, our heartfelt appreciation for their
earnest efforts and untiring zeal in
building up the Wyoming School Jour,
nal; and that we, as members of the
State Teachers association, pledge our
enthusiastic support for the continue.
ton and betterment of the Journal.
Resolved, That we extend to DR.. Da.
wilson, DIR. Brown, Superintendent
Swanson, Mrs. Worthington and Miss
Adsit, our thanks for making this con.
vention the most successful in the his
tory of the association.
, 1908-01-13
AND WOODS
IN BREEZY LETTER
CORRESPONDENT SENDS INTER
ESTING GOSSIP OF THE CON-
lNGs AND GolNGS THERE.
Four Inches of Snow and More Com
ing, With Good SIeishins in Sight
Miss Belts and Miss Johnson
Resume Schools After the Holt
days-Local and Personal.

Woods, Wyo,, Jan. 10.-There is four
inches of snow here, and it Is steadily
falling, and looks as though we will
have some sleighing
Mrs. c. w. Weber and family came
down from the mill Sunday, where they
have been for two or three weeks.
Walter HiXon hauled a load of grain
up to the Boswell ranch for the stage
horses. He will continue hauling lum,
Der for c. w. Weber.
Resumes Her Teaching.
Miss Edith Belts has returned from
Laramie, where she went to spend the
holidays. and has again started to teach
at the landing.
The stages running between Woods
and Walden are making excellent time,
as the roads are in good shape.
George johnson has gone to Laramie
to get a load of supplies, as he expects
to go to housekeeping soon.
Mrs. L. j. Porter has gone to Lara
mic and will be back Saturday or Sun
day.
view HOUSE GONG Up.
Rob Pollock is building a new house
and he has also sent in his resigna.
ton as stage driver.
Miss Emma Johnson, the Jelm school
teacher, has returned from Laramie,
where she spent the holidays with
friends.
Miss Ida Playa came down from
Walden, where she has been toll opera,
tor in that telephone exchange, and
will visit with Miss Sylvia Porter for
two or three weeks, after which she
will go back and her position
in the exchange.
TraPper Begins Operations.
Herman Woods has started to trap
wild game, but as yet he has only
caught a bob cat and a house cat. Poor
cats!
Mrs. Anna Mckay left for Laramie
today. h has been spending the hol.
idays with her parents and little son
at the Laramie river.
Mr.. Comfy left for Laramie today,
and while there will get a load of sup,
irlies for the ranch.
Cattle on Way to Market.
Hugh Hunter is on his way to Lara.
mic with a load of cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Mansfield came
down to spend the day with Mr.. AMI
Mrs. James Pollock.
Fred Piper came down from his
homestead to see if he could gather
sage brush to take back with
him.
H. l.. McMullen paid a flying visit
to Woods yesterday.
CATSUP AND MUSTARD.
, 1908-01-13

under the direction of Miss Laura N.
Wolbol, who has gone to Laramie for
a few weeks rest and recuperation,
after which she will return to the
WoIbol ranch in the valley south Of
town.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hicks suffered a severe
attack of quinsy the first of the year,
seriously interfering with her enter
tanning the guests at her husbands
birthday party. She is now happily
recovering from the painful affection,
Mr.. R. F. Hecht went to Laramie
Friday with his daughter, Miss Myrtle
A. Hecht, who returned from her holi.
day vacation on the lunch to her
studies at the Sisters school in Pueblo,
Colorado. Miss Winifred Smith, Of
Laramie, accompanied her to Pueblo.
Mr.. Hecht returned Monday.
, 1908-01-13
NOTIFIED OF DEATH
OF YOUNGER BROTHER.

w. w. Bower of this city was mott,
fed Saturday evening of the death OF
his brother, Bert Bower, at Charleston,
Ind, that afternoon, of kidney trouble
Mr.. Bower was unable to be at the fun.
eral. Bert Bower formerly resided
here, having been a trainman on the
Wyoming division for a time, but was
called home about a year ago to look
after affairs or the family homestead
owing to the failing health of his faith,
err. He was unmarried and 80 years Of
age. Mr.. Bower was a clever young
man, with hupdreds of friends here
who will be panied to learn of his un'
timely taking away.
, 1908-01-13
TAKEN TO PENITENTlARY
TO SERVE TWO YEARS,

Herman e. Warner, who pleaded
guilty to embezzlement last week, was
taken to the penitentiary at Rawlins
today to serve tive years. Warner was
a bookkeeper for the w. H. Holiday
company and is said to have taken slOO
from the safe n night. Later he re-
turned IS of this and told Judge Car
penter at the time sentence was pro.
nounced that he offered to return the
remainder, the company declining to
accept it. Warner has a wife n six
children here.