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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-07-09
Will Assemble at Louisville
In Large Numbers
Tomorrow.
MEETS EVERY 4 YEARS.
State Bar Association Begins
Then for Two Days
Session.

Louisville, July 8.-The eighth an
nual meeting of the Kentucky State
Bar Association will be held in Louis
vile for two days, beginning today
and it is expected that fully 200
members of the association from
various sections of the State will at
tend, in addition to the Louisville
Members. This will be the third
session that has been held in Louis
vile since the organization, the con-
stitution providing that the associa-
ton shall meet in this city every
fourth year.
The officers of the association re-
siding in Louisville have made prepa-
rafwons to entertain the visiting dele
gates, and the programme for the
two days includes some of the best
known speakers among the legal
fraternity in Kentucky. The SEES
sions will be held in the joint session
room at the Jefferson county court
house. and the social features at the
Seelbach.
Chief officers of the association
are: T. Kennedy Helm, Louisville
president, and Edward ]. McDer
fmott, Louisville, vice president Of
Nthis district.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-07-09

Mr.. John Coombs, of Louisville,
arrived in the city Monday night, to
accompany his sister, Miss Louise,
home. The latter had been a guest
of Miss Brunette HUMPHREYS for two
weeks,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-07-09

Msssrs A. H. Anderson, R. M
Fairleigh and j. w. Adams are al
Red Boiling Springs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-07-09

Have you sacked your grapes?
Bags for sale at this office.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-09
De Ponce

Sc encuentra gravemente
enfermo en- esta ciudad el dis
tinguido professor de instruction
primaria Ell honorable don Fell.
pc Sanchez y Castro. Anhela.
mos su mejoria.
"A $3,S96e8 asciende 10 que
688 imponentes del "Credito y
Ahorro Ponceno' colocaron ell
sabado pasado en- dicho banco
-Manana a las cuatro p. NJ,
Sc verifcara una festecita en-
el colegio industrial de Canas
para obsequiar con juguetes y
dulces a los niflos pobres que
ALI estudian.
Ell Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-09
COmpania multada.

Aver tarde el Collector de la Adua-
ma Mr.. Causten impuso una mu1ta de
quinientos dollars a la empresa de los
vaporcitos que hacen la travesfa en-
ire San Juan y Cata1o. Ell motive de
dicha multa tue por utilizar tempo
ralmente una lancha que no llevaba
los salvavidas correspondence,
mientras Sc procedfa al arreglo de
pequeflos desperfectos en- los vapor-
citos que h acen el mencionado ira
yecto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-09
EX- PARTE
ALEXANDRA GOMEZ FRAGOSO
ISABEL OUINONEZ GUZMAN

POR CUANTO Alexandra Gomez Fra
goso y su esposa Isabel Oui1onez
Guzman han promovido ante esta
Corte, Representatives por ell abogado
Domingo NJ Massari, IN expediente
solicitando Sc declare su favor ell
dominic de la siguiente fnca
RUSTlCA compuesta de treinta
cuerdas de terreno equivalentes 4
once hectareas, setenta nueve areas
Y doce centlareas, radicada en- ell ba-
rrio de HATO PUERCO del termino
municipal de LOLA en- 1indes por
|el Norte, con terrenos de Cornelio
Ortiz; por el Sur con los de Jose Diaz;
por el Este con los de Zenon Monge
~ por Ell Oeste, con los de Carmelo
Cruz Monge.'
POR TANTO, habiendo ordenado ell
Honorable don Pedro de Audrey, Tuez
de esta Corte de Dstrito, Secci6n Ia,
que Sc cite a los anteriores duefios y
que Sc publiquen edictos por t6rmino
de sesenta dlas que empezaran con-
tarse desde que ap2rezca este edic-
to por pr m c vez, por tres
V C C en- uno de los periodicos
de mayor circulation de San Juan,
citandose a les personals que cream
tener algin derecho real sobre Ell in
mueble descrito y todas aquellas per
sonas a quienes pueda perjudicar la
declaration de dominic solicitada,
para que dentro de dicho t6rmino
puedan comparecer ante esta Corte,
81 10 estimaren conveniente, expo
ner 10 que d su derecho convenga,
extiendo la presente baio mi irma y
el sello de la Corte 4 los ocho dias
del mes de Enero de mil novecientos
ocho en- San Juan Puerto Rico.-Jos6
E. Figueras secretario; por A. Marin
Marien, secretario auxiliar'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-09
BanCO de Puerto Rico
ANUNCIO

Habiendo so1icitado los seflores
Sucesores de Orcasitas & ca, la expe-
dicion de duplicado del Resguardo
ndmero 900 comprensivo de veinte
acciones ndmero 3,786 a 3,8o5, ms
criptas q su nombre, por haber sufri-
do extravfo Ell original que Sc les
expidiera, en- cumplimiento del artf-
culo 50. del Reglamento social Sc hoce
p1blico dicho extravfo por medic del
presente anuncio, que aparecera tres
veceS con intervalo de diez dfas.
Transcurridos dos meses desde Ell
primer anuncio sin reclamation de
tercero Sc expedira dicho duplicado,
quedando Ell Banco libre de toda res
ponsabilidad.
San Juan Enero de 1908.
Banco de Puerto Rico.
III. PAMihgMU,
Ell Presidente,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-09
P6rdida

Aver tarde Sc lie ha extraviado 4
una seflorita. en- el caro- el6ctrico
n1mero Io2 al regresar de Santurce
una cartera de mano que contenfa
un reloj de acero de sefaora, TN libro
de tickets, dos espejitos, TN pafiuelo
IS centsvos en- plata y otros objetos
de pequeflo valor.
La persona que la haya encontrado
puede entregarla en- la casa de la
Gale de la Cruz ndmero 2I altos de-
recha y ser4 gratifcada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-09
Cdmara de DelegadOs
LlCITACloN PARA TRABAJos TlPoGRAfIeos

Los duefIos de establecimientos ii.
pograhcos que deseen imprimir, en-
la forma dispuesta y cunpl iendo las
condolences esta blecidas, los Bills,
Resoluciones, Memoriales g., de la
Camara de Delegates, durante la Sc
gunda Session de la Cuarta Asamblea
Legislative 9presentaran, baio pliegos
cerrados, sus proprosiciones escritas,
ajustandolas a los modelos que Sc
les proporcionaran en- la ofcina del
Secretario, donde seran recibidas has
ia las nueve A. M. del dfa ; de Enc,
70 de 1908 y donde Sc les daran de-
allados y CO m pletos informes.
Jose .uNl1O< RiUerU.
Secretario de la Camara do Delegados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-09
CESION De UN EDIFICIO

Ell Gobierno Militar ha cedi-
do al Pueblo de Puerto Rico, Ell
que existe en- la calle
de San Sebastian. Probablemen-
te sc edifcara en- Ell menciona-
do sitio TN ediflcio con destino
a departamentos administrati- l.
VOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-09
la actuaIidad escandaI0sa
Sensaci6nalismo emOciOnante

Nueva York; jueves.-La prensa publican
do nuevos intimos detales del drama que
ha dado margen al proceso ruldoslslmo que
otra vez Sc reanuda, mantiene la opinion pu-
bica en- un grado de sensacionalisno emoc1o'
nante que monopoliza la atenci6n y ell lnteres
colectivos.
FL procesosThaw, es de nuevo la gran nota
de actuaiidad escandalOSa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-09
los preparativos del Jap6n
Europa expectante

Nueva York jueves-El Japon esta hacien-
do preparativos belicos que no pueden escapar
al recelo y la perspicacia internacionales
La gran actividad conque organiza ejercitos
clon mas franca de que Sc prepara a todo even
to disponiendose Ia lucha
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-09
Ia GUERRA entire eD Jap6n
yEstados Un1dos
Hab'a la prensa francesa

Nueva York, jueves.-La prensa de Paris,
analizando los sucesos ultimamente acaecidos,
SAGA la intranquilizadora deduction de que la
guerra entire el ]apon Norte America es ine-
vitable.
Los informes de las cancillerfas corroboran
este dictamen de la opinion francesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-09
Sepvlcfo Especial del BoIel1n Mtftanln
0ABLEGRAMAS.
La eaculdra aneri
cana en- Brazil
Un viaje afortunado

Nueva York, jueves.-Los despachos reel
bidos de Rio Janeiro, dicen que la escuadra
norte- americana ha llegado al Brazil.
La travesia ha sido feliclslma hasta ahora.
La formidable f1ota ha marchadO sin Ell me-
nor contratiempovy con una velocidad sorpren-
dente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-09
Ell crimen de I'm Millionaire
Otra vez ell proceso Thaw

Nueva York jueves.-El nuevo jurado que
ha de actuar en- la vista del nuevo juicio con
ira Ell multimillonario Mr.. Thaw, ha quedado
elegido.
Reina la mas viva expectation en- todas las
esferas de la vida americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-09
Ia serviCIun1bre de Corea
Versiones diferentes

Nueva York, jueves.-Una information pu-
blicada por el gran dario londinense The Ii
mes dice que los preparativos belicos del Ia
pom que tanto inquietan en- la actualidad muy
bien puderon tener por 1nico objeto ell afanza-
miento de la soberania japonesa sobre la PENN
sula coreana.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-02
LEFT POUR BABIES
TO TIE BLACKSMITH

NJ X y Allen. the blacksmith az
EtokesvfIe. .s proud rcsaeE-or %
four Lrrie babe that are greatly az
ulre6 - az rs friends who con
t.-Ge 90 co-gratuizfe aim upon hls
good luck. says The Harrisorburg
Tlrne- TIE news reached EarrLEo1-
b1-F yesterday before MF- Allen ar
rived here and 90 MS ereat surprise
every one % hsa zc1uzintarces shook
hands with niu and wished ntl the
tesI & luck a. well a. rhs babes
TIE lt-rle fellows are q-adrupiets and
were cor- about four fuorthE axe.
each nov weighing 9 siert-f-tve pounds.
They are eK healthy as tan be and
SEEN 90 De 81 the best q spirits.
since rhetr arrival AZ the hearty
blacksrrlf1s home. By the way. we
forgot % mention that pr. Alsen did
net Sc them until last Tuesday. When
Re uas returning horne from q hunt
Ing trip he wandered upon q cave
ADD Eerls into rhe mouth - the hole.
wher q .zrRe black bear rushed o1t
PAS. hlr1 leaving her onscring 20 take
care - themselves &r. Allen soon
captured tie four CUBS and took them
70 hLg bons ~ Stokcsviile. where
they can - seen any firre.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-02
ATTORNEY GENERAL
CLARKE W. MAY, DEAD
West Virginia Official Succumbed
10 Effects Of a Runaway Acct
dent Received While Travel
ing Through an Isolated Ru-
raj District Of His State.
Appeared In Debt Suit.

CHARLESTOwN. w VA.-Spe-
cial-Char.es ". May. Attorney Gen
eral % West Virginia. who had figured
prominently in the suit instituted by
the old Dominion against West Viz
ginia. died az his home at Hamhn
saturday morning
The circu instances attending the
death OF Attorney General May are
peculiarly tragic. as his end was due
20 a runaway accident. which oc-
CURED about q week ago In an iso-
lated rural section. When DE realized
his danger he sought 90 jump oUt ~
t1e vehicle So as 20 land en- his left
g. as be had previously srrained hiss
right ankle and wished o. spare rhe
WOUNDED member as much as posi-
bic. The result was "a compound frac-
tlrc - the most serious sort
Worse stll thc accident occurred
t1 an ouc-cf-the-way mountain neigh
hcrhooi. where Is was lmrozs. t'e 90
get surgical help OK "a time when So
was most needed
AS @ result 81 this chain - misfor-
tunes. blool-r poisoning resulted WIKI
the lameutahie result Indicated.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-02
INSANE PEOPLE
TEAR UP CLOTHES

STANTON. VA - Special. - Miss
Josephine Tutwler. who tor slN
years has been CO the head o. the
sewing department az the West
ern state Hospital. has resigned and
returned 20 her home in the county
Friday. Miss Tutwiler has has
charge OF nftcen or twenty patients
ia sewing. their chief WORK being the
manufacrure 20 indesfructable cloth
ing Tor patients who tear ~ their
clothes and the bed covers
The iDdes-ructable clothing IS made
the superintendent. Dr. J. : De lar
nette- L 81 without buttons or but
ton holes and 10 SIS estimated that
900 q year 81 saved on bed cloth
Ing and dress FOR the patients IL
IS SAID that formerly some Of the
patients destroyed as much az blaD-
ket a night. one or two dresses a
day. seven or eight bed ticks a month
and FIVE or six gum blankets a month
Now they destroy nothing and are
perfectly clad. It IS said that there
il one man alone az the asylum who
has destroyed $1,000 worth OF cloth
ing since his admission.
Miss Tutwlier has been OF lnvalua-
bic service IN making this clothing
and 10 viii De difficult 20 III her
place In his annual report. the su-
pcrintendent says ~ her y wish a
thank Miss Josephine Tutwiler. one
OF our seams frczses. FOR the skilful
manner in which she has carried out
my idea in making the above arti-
cles"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-02
RED CROSS TO AID
STORM SUFFERERS
Doctors. Nurses and Supplies 70
Be Forwarded BY the War De
pa-tmeut-Governor OF Mis-
sissippi Appeals for Home
less and Destitute.

WASHINGTON. = C-Special-
Active steps ara being taken az the
oEces oF the Na-ional Red Cross in
the Wa Department Ter the rushing
CO doctors nurses supplies and other
ASSISTANCE % the cyclone sufferers in
1Tlss-ssr~i and adjoining states
Secretary Mage resolved a telc-
gram FROM ere Governor 90 1Ilssls-
arrl t1ls morning srsti-- tla- doc
tors nurses ana ether ass stance were
needed thousands were homeless and
destitute. a-E h--l-els needed fu-
mediate RELIEF Telephone an tele-
graph lt-cs are ir slrl bad shape that
ccr1lls c1D-c- he SVEN. nor even a-
l-E ~rrlr-are es--ul-e 70 -le number
CO deaths The L-g-s-rrr-e makes nc
r-rrts.r- fc- F-cr rlll-ltles other
rhan TIE Providing 90 tents ana mill
-1-T protection
President Rc1sc~r-- has also -e-
ceive1 te,sErl- from tAe Governor,
which he rcserrel 90 the army and
navy cGlcl1ls u7th Instructions 20 take
an SECS r-ceeserv and a. COO erlte
ul-t thr Red rrcss-
Secretary Mage says rhlr al do
NATIONS and E-tscrirr- c1r the SUI
fere-s wi-l Re wg-ccmA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-02

NEW ORLEANS. LA--Special.-
Two hundred is today thought 70 be
a conservative estimate q the mum
Der % dead in the wake OF the tor
nado that swept sc-oss louisiana.
affSsissi7pi and Texas. after doing
great damage IN North Dakota and
louisiana reports rfcy-tour dead
While the number OF injured canno;
BE estimated any more than the prop
e-ry loss
Amre. Ia south q Nstche-. was
practically destroyed. Although but
a small town. the deaths are ests-
mated az from twenty-five o. nifty.
and the fatal injuries VIII bring the
number above the hale hundred mark
IN Louisiana. g IS said. q score OF
small towns were destroyed or partly
wrecked. They include Aurc City.
Arcadia and epe0dcuce. BeilE-ove.
Melton. Lzmou-ie. Pine Ridge. Quit
man Lending. FuE-chLd's Creek. Pur-
v-s, and Lumhc-r0u. Miss. are re-
ported seriously damaged BY the
storm
Ir Alabama. Dora was the chief
s--rcrer. This town is also known as
AerErl- Four o. more persons were
81 .et- among them -he wife and
daughter % Section Master Moore.
Fltrv persons were injured Those
DCs- seriously hurt were carried 20
hospitals 81 birmingham. one wo-
man died On the train
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-02
DUCHESS PARENTS
HASTEN TO PARIS

NEW XORK.-Special- eodore
p. Shonts. his wife and their daugh-
ter. Miss Marguerite Shonts. sailed Tor
Paris on the American Liner
St Louis. 20 soin ;heir bereave6 daugh-
ter. the Duchess cc Chsulnes. there
stories that the Duke was addicted
20 any drug habit" said AT Shonts
just before the steamer sailed. are
both cruel and ridiculous The Duke
was s. Ine young man. an aduirabl
fellow. Il IS a terrible thing 20 have
happened Ny family and I had
planned an altogether different trip
today I had my private car az Jcr-
sey city. and we we're an % have gone
down 20 my old home in Alabama.
where have not been for four years.
Buf chat had 10 be given Up. I know
nothing about arrangements for the
future Whatever my daughter de-
sires VIII De done"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-02
BULLFROG DEVOURS
ENGLISH SPARROW

NH IN ~ n =
AL the state Capitol-or rathsr.
the human portion OF its
agog over duly authenticated story
being related by Policeman Tom Car
roll. who tells % e huge frog IN the
southwestern fountain OF the Square
that yesterday leaped out Of the water
and gulped down d cherubic looking
English sparrow.
Ofncer Carroll says vnat az the time
OF the incident be was attracted 20
the fountain by a large crowd OF spec
tators- He thought a fight was In
progress. but on approaching saw the
frog just as ne worried down the
wing OF the unhappy bird.
People who had witnessed the open
ing scene - the tragedy informed the
dashing officer tthan whom none is
more popular with the park squirrels)
that the barachian lay in wait under
the plank used by the rodents when
they 30 down 10 drink al the font.
The unsuspectinE sparrow hoped
cheerfully 20 destruction. little know
ing the fate that awaited IL.
~ the psgch biological moment the
frog hurled upon lis prey with the
voraciry % cormorant Carroll GER
teinly saw the wing so down. He says
the frog. which has a mouth ike a
political orator. rammed ia the feath-
ers with his front feet
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-02
LOVING RESIGNS AND
WILL LEAVE STATE
Slayer of Theodore Estes Gives
Up Position on Ryan's Nelson
County Farm and Win Take
Up Residence Beyond
Virginia Borders.

LIVINGSTON. -Special-JudEe
William -. Loving. Of Nelson county
manager 81 Thomas II. Ryan's Virginia
fCr the purpose cf removing with his
family 20 a distant state. Its resiE-
nation taxes erect May fsr- IL Is be-
itevcd that JGGEe Loving VIII remain
IN the employ % the New \ rk dnan-
cier. Exactly what part % the cour-
try Judge Loving VII select 90 make
his new home cannot cc learned
u IS Believed that the resignation
81 Judge Loving and his determination
90 break Up his ancestral home IN
virginia are due 20 the nctnricty at
tending the killing a year aEo OF Theo-
tc-e 7 Estes who was alleged by
Judge Loving 20 have offered Insults
70 his young daughter Elisabeth.
Judge Loving and his family. iucipd-
INK the Eirl. have been living in re-
ti~ement on the Ryan place IN Nelson
county since the acQuittsl Of Judge
LovirC. AT Houston. Halifax county.
AFTER a sensational trial
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-02
NEED DEMOCRATS TO
PASS THE MEASURE
Vreeland Currency Bill Believed
to Be Doomed if Minority Party
Withhold Support-Senate
May Accent It.

WASHINGTON. n. C-Special-
Score % Republican members OF the
House. including the recognized lead
ers and others Geputed 10 ascertain
the sentiment ~ The majority on the
currency question. held an informal
meeting az the Capitol Friday and
compared notes on the situation. The
this
Counting on no support from the
Dem ocratic mem bers. the Nreeland
currency oin can be defeated by TWEEN
ty-siN Republicans. Those who have
been making canvass % the major
ity side have not yet oscertaincl that
enough Republican votes 20 pass -hc
Nrecland bll are assured. but tho
work 81 polirE thc members win 60
on Tor the present. The leaders be-
ieve that some Democratic votes can
Pee bad tor the measure after ar OPP
rorfrnity has been Elyeu O. the nil
nnritt O. fuInl tneir party oul. Eatlors
cy voting Tor the Williams hIf
This hiII cannot pass. and those on
tnc kerun .rar side uho have The
Nreeianl bin in charge believe tnat
from thc minority. added te the
strength assured. and to Dee obtained
ou tha.r side of the House. tr.y ul.l
he able 60 ruf the nrI th-ourh
The Senate l- wIli.-E 90 accept abe
free land BAN and pun be- through with.
perhaps. few minor amcrfrrc n-~
affecting Che clearing house clause Ir
taaf fre difference 10 pa. Republican
members g. De- htli iu rht near fl-
turc niI determine an amendment
rrovi-lDc far rlc creation of a. cur-
rercE comm. eslnr which also would
oc satisfactory O. the senate.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-02
QUEEN TAKES PEEP AT
VANDERBTLT'S FLAT

LONDON eclaL--s-eer Alex
andra and her sister. the Dowager
Empress o. Russia. inspected Alfred
70. Vanderburs Park Lane fat q few
days ago. The visit was unanuounced.
and ar. vanderbilt did rot know OF
IL until the royal ladies had taken
their departure The fat Is not yet
ready Tor occupancy. but IS being fin
ished rapsd1- Decorators and work
men We're 90 the rooms when the
queen and her sister were shown
through them Both ladies' were par
tlcularly struck by the wonderful view
from the front windows. The Queen
pointed out 20 the Dowager CZarina
that from ar. Nande-bilt's drawing
room one commands a complete view
81 The private grounds % Bucking-
ham Palace
which is a good thing 20 know. %
said Her Majesty. laughingiy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-02
ACADEMY 0vERC0AT
INCIDENT is CLOSED
Colonel Ayers Rstires and His Son
Fairfax Resigns From Army.
Mother Had Been Ordered
From West Point Res
ervation.

WASHINGTON. -. C-Special-
The retirement from active service in
the army - Colonel - - Ayers and
the voluntary resignation O. his son.
Lieutenant n. F2ir1aS Ayers. which
was sccC rteE ~ the President Fri
CAV. closes q series % incidents which
kept West Point and the army. in
e. turmoil for several months last year.
The trouble broke out az the Easter
parade over the now famous ovs-coas
incident az West Point
Tire ocEe-c IN charge on this occa-
son ordered certain cadets 70 resume
cvercosrs which rNCy had loaned 90
Sorrc q ire visiting ladies Leu
tenant Fairfax Ayers and other ca
diets resented this Al inveSci cation
followed. with the result that the aE-
thcriccs were sustained Colonel Ay-
c-s. IL was reported. Was Up fo- court
marital in the Philippines. but was
granted leave % absence about this
tine 20 come % the Tritei States
EiS wife. Ms c. c. Ayers. IN the
meanwhile ha5 taken I'D the cudrel
fc- her son. she WAS ordered e re-
main away from the West Point rese--
veticn. as she could not be "ccurt-
r1a-rf1led" for her alleged criticism
@ the management C that institu-
ticn. Tie War Department ther took
hold O. the case o. Colonel Ayes
and ne was sent before & medical
board s-6 retired
T. has often been charged thar
young Ayers was hs-shly treated ST
the acaie-uy- Efs purishrrsrts were
stated % have been zoo severe and
rs iife was made urcomfcr-a BILE HIS
F-ter6s here expressed no surprise
when Informed that ne had vclunt2 t.
rl,y resigned.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-02
HALF MILLION TO
CORRUPT JUSTICE

NEW YORK - Special. -- Thou
sands OF vouchers purportng 10 show
that me Metropolitan street Railway
system paid a vast sum o. money %
corrupt justice. we're offered In evi-
tence at the resumption OF the
king Committee charges against Dis
rricr Attorney Jerome TEe vouchers
we're offered ~ Franklin Pierre.
counsel for the King Committee. he
said he had not fotaiied them. but 10
- sa16 that they show disbursement
amounting 20 nearly hall a million
co.iaars-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-02
HARRY WITCHNOAH
GIVEN TWELVE YEARS

NEWPORT NEWS. NA--Speciai-
Harry Witchewah. the Potawatomi In
dian. who shot and killed Dora Hall.
BIS white mistress. ia O. saloon De-
csmher last was found guilty O. mur-
der 81 tne second degree and sen
fenced 90 twelve years in she pcntteu-
tlary - the jury ln the Corporation
Cuufr Friday. The case went 20
the jury AZ o'clock. and tire verdict
was returned shortly after 10 o'clock.
Witch eygah received the verdict
without emotion
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-02
WALTER G. ROGERS TO
SUCCEED LOVING

RICHMOND. Special
The Ryan estate az Oak Ridge. Nell
son county. viii be in charge Of Mr.
Waiter o. Rogers. who succeeds Judge
V. o.. Loving. Mr.. Rogers Is a man
OF ability ia such things. and VIII
take charge OF the estate on May
Ist He has been Ia Richmond FOR
several days making purchases. and
left for New York last night 10 con-
fer with Nj Ryan. Judge Loving .
plans are not known.