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The Republican journal., 1909-12-23
THE CHURCHES.

The choir at the North church will repeat
the Christmas music of last Sunday at the
morning service the coming Sunday:
l. Voluntary, Grande Offertoire de Noel.
H. Carol, Christmas Hearts with Rapture
Bounding, Iourgee
III. Anthem, Brightest and Best of the Sons
of the Morning, Dudley Buck
~. Response, Cogswell
v. Sermon, Christmas Every Day in the year,
Rev. David L. Wilson
VI Solo, The Christ Child,
Mr.. Arthur Johnson
Christmas songs,
VII. Anthem, The First Christmas Morn,
Newton
VIII. Postlude, Fugue in E Minor, Bach
The Choir:
Miss katherine Quimby Soprano,
Mr.. Arthur johnson, Tenor,
Miss Caro- Hatch Contralto,
Mr.. John Parker Baritone.
Miss Amy Stoddard, Organist.
Next Sunday will be observed as Christmas
Sunday at the First Methodist Episcopal
church, with the following order at l045 a. m. :
Voluntary
Carol, Sweet Music Softly Stealing, Shipper
Hymn, Joy to the World
Apostles Greed
Prayer, pastor
Response, Hear US Lord, Chorus
Lesson from Old Testament
Christmas anthem, Blessed be the Lord God of
Israel, Shipper
Lesson from the New Testament
Response, Chorus
Notices and Offertory
Sermon subject, Opening Their Treasures,
pastor
Solo, selected, Mrs. Clarence E. Read
Benediction
Following is the program for the evening
concert:
Opening Song, Joy in the World Today, Chorus
Responsive reading,
Prayer, pastor
Quartette Ring in the Morn
Recitation, The Wonderful Story,
Frances WyMie
Exercise, kindergarten class
Chorus, Music is Ringing
Recitation, The Worlds Redeemer,
Marion Parsons
Exercise, Miss Hussey's class
Vocal Solo, Mrs Cleora Reed
Collection and Notices
Exercise, Four Christmas Angels,
Miss Whitten's class
Chorus, o Night of Rapture Sweet
Recitation, The Little Maids Amen,
Leota Patterson
Duet, Christmas Lullaby,
Mildred Dewitt and Annie Curtis
Recitation, Mother Earth's New Dress,
Marie Latham
Exercise, Christmas Chimes,
Miss Bowdens class
Recitation, Mabel White
Closing Song, Hail to the King
The Republican journal., 1909-12-23
NEWS OF THE ORANGES.

Dirigo Grange, Freedom, recently bought a
piano in Portland.
Seven Star Grange, Troy, held meeting last
Saturday evening, with 20 in attendance. They
will have an election of officers and supper
at the next meeting in two weeks.
Tranquility Grange, Lincolnville, will hold a
Christmas ball at their hall on Christmas eve.,
December oath, with music by Alexander's
orchestra. If stormy, postponed to Monday
The Maine State Grange met in Bangor last
Tuesday with over 1900 patrons in attendance.
The reports of the various officers show won
derful prosperity in the order. Maine has
$3.50 Changers. Waldo county has 20 Oranges
with 2,777 members.
Equity Grange, Belfast, has elected the fol :
lowing officers: master, Henry J. Elms; over
seer, Charles T. Littlefeld; lecturer, lisa Cum
ningham; steward, Eddie Littlefeld; assistant
steward, Albert Miller; chaplain, Ralph Hay
ford; treasurer, Percy Edgecomb; secretary,
Mabel Miller; gate keeper, Willis Wight; ceres,
Ada Elms, pomona, Alice Littlefeld flora, Eva
Wight; lady assistant steward, Sabra Dyer
The third and fourth degrees were worked on
one candidate at the meeting December 18th.
O. Gardner Grange, West Winterport, has
elected officers for the ensuing year as follows:
MASTER Walter Sherman Clarke; overseer,
Fred W. Parker; lecturer, Sarah B. Patterson;
chaplain, Chauncey Curtis; steward, Herbert
Moore; secretary, Lillian Parker; treasurer,
Howard Clements; assistant steward, Warren
Grant; lady assistant steward, Lizzie Grant;
ceres, Beulah Clarke; pomona, Elva Clements;
flora, Maria Clarke; gate keeper, Spencer Pat
terson. At the meeting December 7th it was
voted to entertain the Waldo County Veterans
on Thursday, January 9Th, and pro-
gram to be furnished for the occasion by the
children under the direction of Mrs. Frank T.
Bussey.
The Republican journal., 1909-12-23

served. Admission, 10 cts; tickets to supper
10 cts. The public are cordially invited. O..
Mrs. j. F. Sheldon and Mrs. Richard Mer0a.
have been called to Morrill, greater par
the time the past week to care for me,
brother, Justin Merriam, who is quite sic'
%. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hartshorn of Belm0n
called on their daughter, Mrs. Delbert Rois'
son, last Saturday.
The Republican journal., 1909-12-23

The labor leaders have formally de-
clared war on the U. S. Steel corpora
ton, because of the latter's adopting the
policy of an ''open shop" The trust has
met foemen worthy Of their steel.
The Republican journal., 1909-12-23

PooR's MILLS. Mrs. w. R. jackson and
children of Sanford are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield S.
Carver and Mrs. Eta Brown spent last Thurs
day with Mrs. Annabell Underwood. There
will be Christmas tree at the hall tomorrow,
Friday evening. The play, "Out in the
Street" will be presented Tuesday evening,
December 18th. A baked bean supper will be
The Republican journal., 1909-12-23

The liquor dealers had their innings in
the Massachusetts elections last week,
five cities turning from no-license to Ii
cense, and the total vote in the % cities
showing majority of 12,467 for license
compared with 1896 majority for no.
license last year.
The Republican journal., 1909-12-23

Business in Nova Scotia had become
so demoralized by the coal strike that
the legislature, December 18th, took the
drastic step of passing bill rendering
both strike leaders and employers who
instigate strike or lockout liable to
years imprisonment.
The Republican journal., 1909-12-23
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK, BELFAST

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the City National Bank of Belfast for the
choice Of directors and the transaction of any
other business that may legally come before
them, will be held at their banking rooms on
Tuesday, January 10, 1910, at 10 o'clock a. m.
c. W. WESCOTT, Cashier.
Belfast, December II, 1909.-4w5l
The Republican journal., 1909-12-23

According to the Baltimore Manufac-
turer's Record, IA southern States are
making concerted plans to spend $685.
900, GOO for good roads. That will be a
good beginning.
The Republican journal., 1909-12-23
,7nx, Editor and
oNi Business Manager

SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. In advance, $500
year; 800 for six months; so cents for three
months.
ADVERTISING TERMS. For one square, one
inch length in column. so cents for one week
and 25 cents for each subsequent insertion.
The Republican journal., 1909-12-23

Run your motor by sun power--that's
the latest wrinkle in engineering ideas. -
Lewiston Sun.
Lewiston Sun power?
The Republican journal., 1909-12-23

1t is common saying that it is cheaper
to move than to pay rent; but most peo-
4ple prefer to pay.
The Republican journal., 1909-12-23

A Merry Christmas to all the readers
of The Journal.
The Republican journal., 1909-12-23
Weak ThrOat-Wea | unqs

Cold after cold; cough after cough! Troubled with this
takingcod habit? Better break it up. We have great
confidence in Ayers Cherry Pectoral for this work. No
medicine like for weak Threats and weak lungs Ask
your doctor for his opinion. He knows all about it |
His approval is valuable Follow his advice at all times
No alcohol in this cough medicine c7y7 Co., LoueH Mas,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
RAILROAD ATTORNEYS
OFF THE COMMITTEE

a storf nas printed ro thr effect
har crrat tNcif meuf lad been created
lu State politics Pos thee sudden dis
ooyerg THAI Thomas o. RYAN me rail-
road magnate and capitalist Alfred -
Thorn. general counsel Cor the south
.ru Railway and Judge John Ed Hn---
Iet. uf t.Fuchbutg counsel Cor fat
same road ARE no longer members OF
rhe State Democratic Executive Com
uittee
Nr Ryan and nlr Thorn have NOT
oe-n members ot th- committee for a
long time Nr Thorn moved from Nor.
folk 90 Washington several years ago.
when the southern Rall~a, establish
"a los headquarters IN that cts H~
las not been on the committee for six
years
Mr. Ryan's term of Office expired
" hen the State convention met AZ
Roanoke lasg June asst spring Mir
Ryan announced bis retirement from
politics. Just before he lrft FOR Eu-
rope. where ~ remained until the fau
lie VAS not reapponted after The Roa-
noke convention. Judge Horsles re-
Signed before the national election last
Noyemo beer for the reason that he could
not and did not support william Jen-
uings Bryan for the presidency
lIeufenant-lfov 2 Taylor f,lly
son. chairman Of the State commit
tee. said that BE- had long been knopu
that these men We're out of the conn
mittee Zee went on to say that h,
l8d -ot Fct appointed "a successor
Pop Judge Horslet. hut that he would
do so before the neNt State conten
tiou
state Senator r p Holland of sur
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
BURNS BLOCK AT
CHARLOTTESVILLE
University city i Visited by De>trlc-
tive Blaze and Fise stores Are
Destroyed students Help
Save the city.

CHARLOTTESVILLE NA Special
"A blaze that started ou the s-D.u.
Hoor of fha tharloffes vile Har'Na.
Company about g O'Clock Friday efea-
ing spread With such rar.1itt Thar aI
efforts o. check it proved impossible.
and hy o O'Clock sis large buildings
comprising oue of fne principal 'l--
ness blocks &C the cifN We're boz ruIrs
The buildings destroyed are as foi-
lows People Bank. charlottesville
Hardware Compaut. Gilmore tu-u.-
ture Company So a. Woods clota.nl
store Nadd-u shoe store AMI 'I--
Fullers millinery store
Just how the fire originated prob
ably never viii be known. 10 Nas
first discovered by q pedestrian on IN.
second floor OF the building occupied
by the ha-lottessille Hardware Com
pany A. far as is known. uo one ~ as
asleep In any of the buildings and
there were no casualties.
Hundreds of students from the Ju!-
versity of Virginia were ON The seen.
before the fire had burned more than
fifteen minutes. They Jumped in and
helped the laddies 20 combat the big
gest blaze that probably ever visited
the city
During the hottest OF the confagra-
tion flames shot across tho street. and
at one time 10 was feared that the en
tire western part OF the cits would et
up in smoke. Several business houses
opposite those destroyed We're hadl
scorched. and the fact that theE acre
not burned - attributable to the rN
cellent manner in which the rre te
nartment and yolunteer brisades ham
/ died the fire.
Five buildings were burned to th'
ground The Peoples Bank huudin.
was not entirely destroyed The taulu
and books of the institution are sal,
T tO have been saved
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
NUMEROUS GUN
TRACED To HARDY

81 FFOt.k Vas Special The itha-
ca Gun Company. OF ithaca. ~ =. to-
day scored strongly for the State in
the trial of SAM Hardy. alleged SLAYER
of .llberius Gracious Jones. near the
latters doorsteps on the night of last
October 26th The states star Witness
of the entire trial Was Paul smith tiv-
ermure treasurer OF the gun company
The Witness read from the COM
puny books showing that ~ had sold
to Charles leonard Company. of Pc
tersburg. twelve guns In June 1907.
One of the numbers was l4O.fs4. the
same that appears on the fore-end Of
an Ithaca gun found near the death
scene early on the following morn
ing trunk 81 Hobbs. vice pres ueut
of the Leonard tompHny. testified that
hts company sold one OF the guns 90
Holland Hardy OF Holland Va the
latter being the defendant Hardy
ordered the gun ior sam Pete Holland.
Who later traded IL back 90 Hardy
FOR "a rifle
Al Che cOruners inqulsitiou HARDY
testified that he sold the gun feW
days before the tragedy go "a stranger
from North Carolina. who. be said
came to his store and purchased 10 in
the presence 90 several witnesses. Tbs
gun has not been seen since. 80 TAI
as known
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
BUY 10000 ACRES
RICH MINERAL LAND

ROANOkE. VA Special Pittsburg
capitalists have pure hasssd 3o 900 acres
~ mineral lands In Botetourt County
hfteeu miles from Roanoke The tract
Includes the site OF ne old latav- ba
iron furnace. which furnished iron
Go the tonfrderacy
Prosp~ctors have found the same
conditions existing on the tract that
prevail 40 birmingham coal and iron
alternately An iron v~iu forty ieet
wide "a followed ht veins of coal
uye to Ten feet in thickness The
veins are being opened for a distance
of ten miles along tatawba Greek
Do 's believed the Norfolk and West
rrn lrt ff' neeuncakr aud OHIO Rail
WAYS Vlu build zap lines to the new
Fields
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
WANTS 100000
TO PAY HARTMAN
Presidents Recommendation That Con
gre>> Reimburse the Railroad
aow Into Salton Basin. {,
Opposed Ia Committee.

WASH INGTON. ID Special
That President RooseNelts recommen-
dalton for am appropriation to reim-
burse r. H. Hartman for the -Npeu-
diture OF about s. 600 goo bN ru, south
ern Pacific Railway COMPANY ro COM
troll the overflow OF the Colorado River
into Salton Sink a feW years ago
viii Dee disregarded by Congress now
appears probable
Hearings on this recommendation
have been conducted by "a sub-com-
mittee OF the Senate committee ON
claims composed OF Senators keau.
Smoot and Martin The interests of
Mt. Hartman have been represented
before the committee by MAXWELL
Evarts. who has urged that the south
ern Pacific Railway Company is enti-
tied 20 reimbursement for los eNpen
diture The Presidents message also
Is before the sub-Coumitter
Considerable opposition 70 making
the appropriation was raised by Seua-
tor SmOOt on the ground that the
Southern Pacific Railway Company
spent most Of the amount claimed In
protecting its own property and prop.
erty of the California Development
Company in Southern California which
Is said 20 be controlled by the Harri
man interests.
Instead OF making an appropriation
OF million or more dollars in paymen
OF the amount. which President RoOse-
Welt says is due Mr.. Hartman. Il seems
likely that the committee will vote 4
send the claim % the Court OF Claims
for adjudication OF the conflicting in
/ terests- II Is said that when a iudg
ment could be issued In acCordenc,
with all OF the facts and Mr.. Harri
man could be paid a sum equal only q
the amount above what II would hav,
been necessary for him 20 expend Il
the protection OF his own property.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
DINWIDDIE VOTES
FOR GOOD ROADS
County by Overwhelming Majority De-
eides 10 Issue Bonds to Amount
OF 100000.

PETERSBURG. VA.-Special Din
widdie County voted overwhelmingly
for good roads February Ord. The
question was whether or not the coun-
~ should issue bonds 10 the amount
OF 500 600 for the permanent i'm
proyement Of the main public roads.
and the vote in favor OF the issue was
over ten 20 enc. The total vote Of
the county. with three small precincts
10 hear from. which will not mate
rally change the figures. was. For
bond Issue. $40: against. 4e
Every one Of the four districts and
every precinct, as far as reported. gave
a majority for the issue The vote was
larger than was expected.
Great credit IL given Senator Iassi-
ter for the good work be has done
for road Improvement in Din wid<fie
and the almost unanimous vote given
by the people OF the county in re-
Spouse thereto makes him happy
man.
There are about 100 mpes OF main
roads la Dinwiddie, some OF which
pass through each district, and tbs
proceeds of the bonds viii be appor.
toned 20 each according to It's road
mileage. calculating the cost OF i'm
proyemene AZ $1,000 per mile.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11

BALTIMORE. N.D Special Mary
land a Payne. a negro giant. who
said he would have been zoe years
old IN April. Is dead az BayvieN Hos
pitnl. after a short illness.
The old negro often told bis ac-
quaintances thar be was born In lsoz
on the plantation Of fioratio asorft.
near Culpeper Courthouse. Va
rte claimed 10 have served with tnat
family as a slave until the civil ~ar.
when he IS said 10 have ioinsd the
forces OF General Pope. on TIE Union
side tie asserted that he Naa within
zoo yards OF St0Rewall Jackson when
the general vas shot
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
NORFOLK POINT To MAkE
SUGAR FROM GREEN CORN.

NORFOLK. vas Special One Of
the largest enterprises 90 come % Nor
folk la long while - paper and
sugar manufacturing plant 80 b. esfab-
lished on property recently bought
By Pittsourg capitalist on the Berk-
les side % the Elizabeth River Corn
stalks cut In their green and milky
state VIII BE- the raw material 70 be
worked up into paper and sugar. the
latter being a by-Droduct The corn
TO be used will be raised on Dismal
swamp farm lands.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
TAUGHT ENGLISH WOMEN
A LESSON IN MANNERS

LONDON.--A lesson In manners has
been given In London drawing room
by Chinese lady 70 a crowd OF Eng
fish society women.
Among the guests invited by prom
inent London hostess 20 a dinner party
was the wife OF a Chinese diplomat.
and when the ladies had retired 70
the drawing room the hostess asked
her guest II she would be so sweet
az 20 show her little feet"
II shall be delighted TO show my
feet replied the Oriental guest. III
you other ladies VII nrst show me
yours. But had no idea that II was
the custom for English women 70 make
IN exhihltloa OF their feet after din
neF.-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
GOVERNOR o. OkLAH0Ht ANB
SEyEN OTHER CITIZENS o.
wUSkoeEE HELD FoR Gov
SPfRACY.
ISSUES A STATEMENT.
hi~l~d By fAI~e Statr@<st~
-Hearsrs CrOoked Masipsia-
tisn~ 70 Re al q DiSeosnf
liz

-.
q" \ eNC'tfN. OKLA a. SD~c,ai - Sev-
= ht!ctnenfs see returned - the
srdei e Sfsnt lery here m re to~n
'Ot alleged fraud sDfestixstiou. tie
charas being conspiracy 80 defraud
M government The names 81 those
indicted Ar~ Governor Chartes y.
hatNel. p p. Sewers. A. 2 tsn<tssA. e.
Turner v T. Hutchings Jesse ".
SM aad alter r. r.aton.
ATTORNEY Thomas "a owen. cf Nus
NoS~f. rrprrsfnting Governor HASKELL.
mad" arranSrm~nts FOR The Governor
to enter his app~a rancc on Friday and
ffe ocnd in the sum 20 5000 for ap-
p''trtnce for trial The Writs issCsd
are rrturnaole forthwith.
Governor Haskell is ss Guthrte.
TIER" - cut one Indictment AGAINST
t'm it charges corspirinE attn Wal
i"r Is Eaton ana Clarence y rur-
arr fo detraud tne government There
are tN' indictments against Turner
ant onr each AGAINST the others in
I',i'~i
tNrh'r ~.as erti io give ecnd lu the
t1m Oi $1,000" iiuf, ninEs aud r'afou
nl"H ana gave Bond of 5000 each.
Ut NIL probably Do arraigned before
intst annnei on Friday
waiter b taton. cnN co tAe men IN
i''ra. ~ mo secretary OF the indianola
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11

the Senate which had been opposed BY
the present administration.
The debate in the senate according
to the reports which leaked out after
ward re>embled an old-tim- minstrel
senators Tillman. Nciauria Mones
and Johnston told negro dialect
stories and kept the senate in laugh
ter throughout the proceedings Noth-
ns hut the best OF nnmor Was dis
played Senator 1liman accounted q
lumber OF Incidents connected NIrh DIS
.aricus controversial NIth Fr--ite. G.
tnDs.sfff
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
FAMILY or NINE
ALL GENIUSES
seven Boy~ and Two Giri> Composing
English Family Al Rave Talent
Tor Painting and sculpture.

LONDON Ninr young geniuses
rhe March family have been discus
erred at Farn0orouEh Kent doing
SOL. -iid .v.~k in various arts s-l
crafts. Every member OF the family
COO seven Boys and tWo girls. nas some
talent ranging from monumental
SCULPTURE to art ieWelrt and all are
constantly employed
Edward Narcu. fne eldest Isl Is paint
er. designer and modeler
sydney March is "a sculptor
percval and HARRY are modelers.
aud complete and work out designs.
Dudley is A worker iu metal and
artistic ieNelry
Walter is IL metal worker and com
pietes designs.
Vernon. a sculptor and designer
Elsie, portrait painter decorative de-
signer. enamel and metal worker.
And Eva March keeps the house
beautiful for her brothers and sisters
The March boys not design an,
I model large pieces of sculpture. bu
also found, cast and erect their work -
a labOrious task which even Michae
Angelo failed In Vernon March. whei
only 10 years old. exhibited az On,
Royal Academy a statuette OF Psyche
which was sold on the third day
King Edward sat 90 sydney Marci
| for a bust which is now al Wind
sor Castle The whole family com
bined In designing. executing ans
erecting a war memorial 90 an Irisl
| regiment. which was unveiled In Ire
land in 1902
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
WEEKLY SHORT STORY
HUNTING 4 HOUSE.
- Prank n. Williams J

OBS Frank d. Williams
Wilson tangled the big bunch OF keys
AS he inserted one OF the number into
The lock OF door ou large empty
house. turned the key and threw the
door open
step n. Miss House-Hunter-for An
other ne exclaimed with maenih-
cent wave OF his band.
Donothy White laughed as she eu-
tered
a only HOPE Bertha likes the house
we pick out for her she replied. Ber-
rha s. the first prospective bride / ever
knew that couldn't ind time 20 20
l0uSe-hunting herself And 10 is just
as bad It's "a wonder 10 me they
ever found time enough 20 get mar
riedt"
While We" assented Wilson. mot
only have time enough 90 Investigate
innumerable dwellings for them. but
also have so much leisure that We
could get married several times If We
cared to.
Which we don c. the girl promptly
cried. I'm going 20 be- bachelor
sirl2 And with those rose petal cheeks
and those twinkling eyes and
You mustn't say those things
It's q cousins privilege" declared
Wilson
But you're only a third cousin"
That's a good enough excuse. de
Clared Wilson. and continued as though
he had not been interrupted. and with
those lips. those kissable lips"
lie advanced toward her
I've heard something more about
cousins privilege" he exclaimed
The girl made a quick retreat across
the length of the big room Ia which
they were standing. 70 the big bay
window that overlooked the porch.
This house seems almost too big %
she exclaimed hurriedly. 1T would
take lot OF furniture 20 make il seem
cheerful and lot of people. TOO,
think T."
II guess you don't like your little
cousin" sadly murmured Wilson from
his post across the room.
% pshaw. of course l do" Dorothy
exclaimed laughing and blushing
Don't be a goOse," She hurried on
I'm sure Bertha and 10 wouldn't care
for this place. Let's Try another house.
Plenty more 20 try" declared VII
son. I've got the keys here for about
million and half" and he tangled
the keys again.
They left the big house with It's bis
rooms. big bay window and big veran
da and hurried away. Wilson con
suited a list which he had in his poke
and then directed their steps into I
quiet. pretty. little side street wher'
the houses were mainly cottages will
miniature gardens and lawns in front
and where a general air Of bomely cos
mess and comfort seemed TO prevail.
In the middle OF one or the square
stood an especially attractive it'll
home with a tiny veranda and a tree o
two In the front yard. The girl clappe'
her hands when she saw IL
90 what a dear little house," sh
cried. 20. Just love e."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
STILL FIGHTING CRUM.

WASHINGTON. ID. Special
Nearly four hours were devoted By the
Senate. In executive session to consid-
GRAFTON OF the disappointment % VIII
liam ID. Crum as inspector OF customs
at Charleston. s. &. Confirmation Is
opposed BY Senator Tiilman. aided by
his Democratic colleagues.
The Republican Senators are united
in favor OF confirming Crum in order
that Ar. Taft may be relieved OF the
necessity or sending q nomination 20
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11
Virginia Farms

Ths finest land In the world de
lightful climate-lOng season. Coco
land from SO an acre up. Cali OF
write John r. Walker. Rooms 407-S
Schmidt Building, 800 Fifth Avenue
Pittshurg. Pa.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-11

Former United States senator Geo
ID. Wellington OF Mars land. who cree
ated "a sensation in the trial of dl-
gorce case n Baltimore recently. u
which hs figured as correspondent by
calling woman Witness liar He
applied the same term 90 one OF the
lawyers in the case