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welfare - all Eood cttissna lust IN pro-
portion a. the average nan and woustn
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ltEh sieala s~tivs IN pubtir afairs-but
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'afh@r ant mother - healthy children
uss ~ far ard ~ fur,her may count
pur civilization . -tlrre~s We must have
believe ~ have aireasiv-a E-nutns AMI
,-rran@nt moral a. aksntnE. without whtch
~ wisdom % legislation or Standardization
'~aliv means anything and. on the other
,and ~ Hlnst try 20 a--urs the sn-tal and
.-cnornIc legislation wi,hoat vhich any
IN proven~nf due 20 purely moral agitation
: ne-e--aFily svnnerent What neesi
q good ci,ix~n- Good citizenship rn~ans
Groxr~-. and therefore all good citizens
,hoald stand for progress and must 10
progressive.
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MARRIED.,

ELIloT-BARBZY.-on Moaday. Aueuss .. a
me Amerieas Church. Geaeva. ssits~risna.
Marguerite. daughter % Mary L. and tns late
hsnrJ J. Bsrbey. - Gilesrt comp,on EIaos Of
DeaL EngiaEd.
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NtsaGsGg AA&a@.
WMANE r. Can PwEn1- BAn-S49 ". 1ea -
chmDAaH. AmDu1aaao oasrimA 10 - SaaaAsas
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Tho American people are riRhs N d.
ma ndina that nev naftonanem without
whieh - cannos bope 80 desl vsh n~~
problems The new nasionali@m paa,s the
nsfionsi rod before s~~tionel ~ p~T-
sonsl sdvantaEe. u - itEgafiSns ~ tho
utter confusion that re-I.ts from IocaI
Legislatures ai'ernps'sG 90 treat naiioAAI
issues a. local isssp~ II = sstIi more i'm
patient 81 ihs impotence uhi~h sprinss
from THE overdivtsson ~ Governments
power-. TIE irnpofsno. uhtrh makes u
rO--ibis for Io-ai seln-hneas OF for LeeaI
cunning. hired By weaithy special inter-
e~fs to'NrtnR national activities - . dad
lock. This neu nAfionalism regards TIE
executive power 80 The seward - the
publie welfare. u demands - The judtri-
arr that it shall be interested primarily in
human welfare rather than IN property.
jus, 80 h demands Tbs, the Represents
tive body shall repr~aent al the peopla
rather than any one class - section e the
pe,pIe.
hslisys IN shspinR she ends q Eov~-r-
Mont to project property - Vel 80 kuunan
welfare Normally and m the long run
The ends are the san1~. has uhsnevsr the
alternative mus, - faced I am 1sr m~n
and nof for property. an far from
undsrestimatinE the tmportaDcs - divi-
dends. leIt ! rank divtdends heloE human
character. ! krow eel thss ths r-fsrm-
sra must nOs bring upoa ths psopts ses-
Bsmie ruin % the reforms themaslves VII
- dOWu In tn ruin buf - muaa -
rsady 20 faeo temporary disasasr wbsshsr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
Senators


Pray. who ARE these chat le -o stu
lu the SOLE bosom OF the hAlf
Above them uo proud marble sheen
whose erItaph their virtues preen.
what storms thcy knew. forsot m
calm.
'AIit airs made SOFT by Summers balm.
Above them bends. maternal-vt
The benediction OF the skies.
Yea. who are these than lic $50 stIu
Dn thr SOFT bosom cor thc hillt
Thou War alarms. nor Love denies
say. who are these with closed ewes
Speak lower. friend. did ye NOE know
We sleep hut ih who suffered SOP
We aver lost-in love or strife
The broken on the Wheel ot Llter
We gladly hid the lowered spear.
The useless lutte. forever here.
Your voice. as from the long ago,
Brings back 90 us our grief aud woe
Almost you stir our hearts OK dust
To memories OF war and lust.
Pass 0u. We pray you. let AS rest
Suplns upon the hills soft breast.
ELISA Armstrong BeugOugh lu Iul
Ainslec's.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
BOWEN ESCAPES
A LIFE TERM
STRANGE FEATURES REVOLVING
ABOUT BUNCH OF
CONYICTS.

RIG II NIOND As eciaI-
The room of the CITY Circuit Court
Saturday presented a spectacle that 90
those VINO study human nature. could
nave few parallels.
Fifteen conVicts were brought be-
gore Judge scott to receive the addl-
tonal penalties Cor succeeding cone
rlcrons one OF thc ufteen was a
aegro woman. OLA Wood. convicted
u Richmond ou tw0 occasions. for
small thefts She got the usual hive
years additional Ina one of her cou-
Nictious. 10 isl said. she got one year.
Two ot the fourteen men We're
white. Their names. according 90
Che papers forwarded to the court
are Charles Bowen and Harold. both
guilty % steahu-.
Twelve uegro men We're charged
with varying degrees of crime. DO is
probable that only one viii escape
an auedd penalty in this court. lie
s Isl an understood negro named Owney
ErigEs. who was convicted the Sec
Ond time in Surry county and he es-
capes The five years BOO rhe Circuit
Court because they were given him
ln the other court.
Willie Wilson. alias Willie W0odson.
+ seemed TO have nO defense az all. as
ne. without the least hesitation. plead
. ed guilty. He was charged with thefts.
4 The saddest case was that of Leslie
4 Matthews. a negro, and the strangest
j that of Charles Bowen. white. IL is
7 Matthews third conviction and he viii
+ go up FOR life. The negro was con-
/ Ficted in Portsmouth Tor forgery,
. freed and convicted in Norfolk OF
+ house breaking. freed again and con-
Victed in Warwick county for grand
larceny.
Charles Bowen is more fortunate
. He has been convicted in Chester
Z aeid county three times. each time
upon the charge OF stealing a COW
The records do not state IL was the
same COW.
Through some vagary OF the law, o.
circumstance. in one OF the alleged
thefts Bowen was tried for petty lar
ceny To make the additional pen
atty effective q man must be tried tol
felony. For that reason Bowen vii
get OF with five years added 10 hi
second term instead OF a life sen
tence-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30

LYNN. MASS.-Sp pee lal IT ID % n
I-ludregnn. CA wealthy shoe manufaC-
-lrer. was shot Co death. and Police
man Thomas ID. Carroll. was fatally
wounded when three men held them
up Saturday in the heart of business
section and robbed them of "a leather
satchel contlinirg between $4,000 and
$4,000
The crime. which was thc most DARE
ing ever comm .tted fro New England.
was perpetratcd hy three men. but
only tWo took active pIrt the third
acting as "a watch to give alarm. The
bandits ned with Che satchel cone
tanning The money. huf We're pursued
through che streets hy hundreds
The bandits attacked the officer ana
manufacture In che street The roh-
hers fired directly az the heads OF
LandrcEan and Carroll and were ape
parently intent upon shooting them
dead.
The commotion made by the shoot
ing caused ca great crowd to collect
2iauy ot them took up the chase of-
Ter tne nerinE robbers The fugilNes
ran after "a timc in different dlrec-
tion-. That divided the chase. The
police We're soon ON the scene ana at-
tertou was given to the victims oi
/ tine attack IaudreUau died almost
Immediately. He was forty-six year.
/ of age. married. and "a Junior partner
I on his firm and one OF the best known
men ln Lynn
It was found that Carroll was stU
l..... Pie was hurried Oh Che hos.
pitll. The doctors found Ih1t Dee h1t
7 been very badly shot and that h,
/ would probably die. Death came thlr.
/ ty minutes later Carroll was once .
captain ot the force. He is past
I exalted ruler of the Lynn Lodge o.
/ t,lAs- Ar one tIme ne was "a MEM neI
] of the Board OF Police.
/ From ume 90 time the fugItlFe'
I halted in their flight toward Bsse'
and fired at the pursuers. a. return
I NOlley met each shot.
Left silver Behind.
Az the crowd followed the bautIt
/ toward E~seN they turned Boo the 3D.
I rcction ot salem. The pursuers were
u automobiles wagons. on bicycles
I ana ON foot The men with the none,
/ were seen Pop tlke tre bins from th.
bag and drop tae satchel with th'
silver ln &c.
Immediately following thc shooun.
che entire available police force %
lElu was concentrated lu ln cndeaVo
to run down the murdcrers The.
found TWO -nft felt hats which ha.
been dropped ly the lusluNes in thal
IH.snt Iu..r hats bore "a Sew Nor.
Trademark
The mer booked lIee foreigners. De
ing 0f svar,EE complexion. one wa
I .l.I and slender. che other tWo short
.f ana younger.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30

city. sooner or later. will help Go pro
vide Tor the camp with liberal appro-
priotlons. but meanwhile existing con
ditiors must be met
This can only be done BY concerted
effort and by the support or people
% aii classes In other words. cgSry-
body n bes0uZht 90 help.
Nor need those who feel their lack
OF worldly goods hesitate because they
can contribute only mite. Every Of
ferlng viii be gratefully received
Miss Scott says that the expendi-
ture OF $4,000 a year would almost
free the city OF consumption.
Cort-i buting members OF the so
ciety are only asked for so cents a
year. while the active members pay
but 81. Sustaining members give sS
and honorary members SIS. Life
mem berships may be had for 500.
Several generous citizens already have
contributed as much as $500 apiece
DR.. Levy Enthusiastic.
Or. +. G. Levy. the CHIEF Health
Officer Of Richmond. IS enthusiastic
about pine Camp" Speaking about
the institution today. ne said. This
Is something IN which every citizen
for his own sake. should be interested
IL means vast deal 20 every resi-
dent OF Richmond. No person is 50
poor but that he should contrib butts
something; in fact. the poorer a per
son is the better the reason why hs
should help in proportion 20 hi
means. for the rich can take care OF
them selves.
I'VE need about $4,000 additional
60 establish and maintain the camp
and DO Isl 90 be hoped that when tn,
Institution Is established the city vii
assist Ia maintaining &c.
The buildings are constructe,
along recognized lines with a goo,
Southern exposure. Ehey are no
# elaborate. but are admirably suitabl
for the purpose for which they hav
been erected.
1T should always be borne I'm mlnl
that the advanced cases are go receiv
first attention. These are enormousl
2 more important-vastly more danger
I Gus 90 ety-than the disease in 30
f .nclpieucy Contact iu unhygcini
4 SURF oDndinEs Isl particularly 20 %
4 avoided. and that Is where the cam
I viii do great work. 10 viii proven
Y the spread OF the disease"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30

WASHINGTON ID. Special --
Representative Hay discussing hls
vote against the Appalachian foreAs
bin. said. THE blu Isl "a fake. pure
ana simple. So far as les being an An
palachia bin Isl concerned. Neither
the Appachians or the White Noun
talns ls mentioned .n tho hllI The
provisions make ia possible to spend
the money GA watersheds lu amy part
OF the Union, and lt is sure thing
IL would bee spent North. East. West
before ans was spent = the south.
fFhe BAH clearly Isl uucoustitll ouaL
General Bi1by. CHIEF ~ engineers.
who has studied the sub iecr Tor many
years Ia This country and others. says
the d8nudatl0n 0f forests does nog
cause aoods and the nAng ap Of
aag gable streams
Wills Moore SAYS the sane.
The bii proposed 90 protect water
sheds. 90 prevent foods and the chok-
luE up or rivers 42d in nat say aid
navigation Therefore. it E1s uncon-
stltutionsL The h1u Violatsd the con-
stituuon. proposed me expendtrura o<
unlimited mliliozs 20 orinE mo ths
pa bic domain land EoL G0N lneludn3
therein. and thea xigs - ne 80 o.
coassrvins its Il 49, q vlcto1s aroDo-
sl-o1."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
BANDITS KILL TWO
ARE ALSO SLAIN
After Committing Robbery and
Doing DorDle Murder Bandits
Are Killed IN Running Fire
Through Town-Third
Roober Captured.

LYNN. MASS--Speeial--Foa r
men were killed. and one wounded
here Saturday a. the result Of The
most daring noid-up ever commit
tssl in New Fualanti Three han
dit- Killed two victims in tlse heart
OF the city and He'd with a vaIi-e
containing betwccp $1,000 ami
5000. Two 90 the fuxitiyes
were shot 20 death i'm a bloody
trail through the streets. The
third was Wounded and captured.
The dead.
Thomas IandreCau. shoe HAN
ufacturer. who carried the Satchei.
shot BY hishwaymen and died al
most Instantly.
Policeman Thomas Carroll. who
accompanied 4ansircgan. shot By
highW aymsn and died in hospital
Abe Abc~on. OF New York.
bandit. shot and killed BY police
men who pursued him
Unidentified bandit. who either
committed suicide or was shot BY
pursuing policemen. several bull
let wounds in body.
The third bandit. Bill kaVanshi.
Of Boston. o. under arrest. shot
through the hand.
All the money was recovered.
After dash through the heart
of the Crow,.tsi ,ity with a dozen
OF more rcVolNcrs crashing On 4
running battle that OulriVaied
thc Widest days OF FAR Nest, one
90 the nccing men was seen "a
faltcr and then drop to the
ground. while a Second later an
other - his companions dropped.
Both were fatally shot and lived
but a short time. When the third
man was wounded ne surrender
Ell.
\ Gordon % police was tmmc-
distcly formed about him to pro-
tcct him from the mob of angry
citizens, almost everyone OF whom
Ciamorcd for his life. and he was
whiricd from the ~ccnC in an au-
fnmnhfle
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
AmerIcan - ~ OIL.

The Star-Spangled Banner has "A
istOry unlike tnlt OF the emblem OF
amy other people. 10 is Older than
the present nag of Great Britain.
which dates from lS01, older than
the German Empire standard-1STO.
Older than that Of F'rance-1T94. or
that OF Spaln-lIS5. Older. iu fact
than any OK the present dags OF the
ancient empires OF China and Japan.
The FIRST legislative action OF which
there Is any record concerning the
design and adoption OF "a national nag
was taken ln a resolution or Congress
az Philadelphia on June "a. l775: but
it was not until October or November
or that year that a commission OF
three, appointed for that purpose. met
ia the old city OF Cambridge and en-
tered upon their duties. BENJAMIN
Franklin was one or this number.
After considerable elaboration they
adopted a design consisting o. the
kings cOl0rs-the roses OF st. George
and ST. AndreW--with thirteen
parallel horizontal trlpes. alternate
red and white. A most strange and
unfortunate selection. IL would seem
and unexplainabie when such an ar
dent patriot as Franklin was one OF
I IFS authors.
This flag was unfurled for the frs
time over the Continental camp a
/ Cambridge. on the "a day or January
I I7T6. When the ensign was first dis
/ played al Cambridge. the British
/ regulars assumed that IL was intend
/ ed as an Indication OF subm isslon b,
the thirteen States 10 the King. who's
4 speech had Just been sent 20 IN,
Americans The comment OF IN
] British Register OF 17Ts on the nsS
standard Is Interesting The rebel
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
VICTORY OVER
The BRYAN WING
Ohio Democrats Get Together
With a Pull and a Push
for Harmon.

DAYTON, -Speeial--Jnbl-
lanf n Liisir VICTORY over thc
Bryan wing % the ohio nrmoc-
rlCy ou the issue Involving the
endorsement of equatorial cam
dictate. the follower of Governor
Jud~on Harmon GOT down 60 the
real Werk OF convention Wedncs-
oay, that ct rcuominaung tnc
Governor. launching bis boom for
thc presidency and choosing the
rest 90 thc state docket
resolution deCIarIug that the
Governor should Dee semi to Waahlng
con to continue there thr reforms he
has begun BOB Ohio WAS ready for pre-
seutation when fhe convention met
The Resolutions Committee finished
.fs iahOrs early this morulns rht
proposition rn endorse a senatorial
candidate was voted down Do to 81
rnU 1870 Votes coming from IuNannrl
county Tom T. Johnson district
lne nnal lraft GO the platform CON.
Dina these ulanks.
Endorsement of che Harmon as.
m..l~fratlun.
reearatIon for "a campaign OF star,
issues only.
a fixed maximum TAX rate OF tsr
mills.
8 constitutional convention in t9I.
Ratification ot the Federal lncom'
task amendment
pIr-ct election of United state.
Senators
.Nr nrH referendum
Uniform textbook law
Eav0riug a. business admlulstratln r
.....a. aud .harslns tne ureaeu
't.""' .rau administration Vlth Gas
methods.
SION of the arir. SD that q
basis. '' 8 ''''' -' ''t ,-~l =, -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
KIDN APPERS ASK FOR
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS

NEW TORK.-Special-Dr. Mari
ano Scimeca. the father Of three-year-
old Michael Scimeca. who was kidnaD-
ped Tuesday has announced that Pc
had received a letter. from the Kidnap-
pers I'm which they demanded 5000
for the return of the child. The letter
was as follows.
1--WE have your baby. He is safe.
We viii deliver him 90 you when you
pay $4,000.
Scimeca said ne would wait twenty
four hours and see if the detectives
could not run down the biackmauing
band in that time.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
SAY CONTRACTORS UNITE
IN MAKING CITY BIDS

Tho Council Committee on Streets
last night awarded three contracts for
paving streets with granite spalis.
The paving is 20 be a block on North
Third. a block on North Fifth and a
block on Henry Street Charles Gas
ser was given one contract. J. c.
Weinbrun was given one and Thomas
A. Barry q Co. was given one. each
charging san per square yard
Mr.. Lynch said that it was very
evident that the bidders had got to-
gether and combined on a price 20
be charged. and City Engineer Boil
ling said Dc was evident that the con-
tractors had reached an agreement oy
which each was 20 get a portioa %
the work.
the contracts. however. we're
awarded By the committee.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
To HELP
THE CORN CLUBS

LYNCHBURG. Special.--At the
Chamber CT Commerce here Friday
afternoon a number or editors OF this
the corn clubs In this territory and
the good roads movement. As re-
suit they formed the Piedmont Edi-
toriai Association for Industrial and
Agricultural Development with the
following officers.
president, A III. Clements. or" Apo
mattox, first vice president. 7. ". Rich
ardson, OF Bedford City, second vice
president; Edgar SydeRstricker. OF
Lynchburg. secretary
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
M DIDN'T RECOGNIZE
DOOR on APoLLIN ARTS


Dr. O.. j. T. Caracristi who is D. erra-
1dmircr OF Hon john Barrett. whom
-ecre fArE Knox calls 'IHe speech Ln..
~ AN the Americans because Le is
-cau OF the American Republic. IS -tlu-
ping in Washington az the ShoreIau
nOtc4s ou uls way Go Mexico. keLpK eeu
puus OF clSar smoke, he recently ro|l
about Barrett and Charles A. DIns-
more noted Western editor
W hen Barrett was a space writer
on a certain new spaper out in Oregon,
said Caracrlstl. "he boarded iu rl-
same house and ia an adjoining room
90 nlnsmore.
turned ia and the nrst mail edition was
being struck or The boys had gone
nome ana Dlnsmore was partcu. ~
tired and laid down 20 rest. sudden
~ a noise broke out IN the adjoining
room. and here Is what Dinsmore
heard:
New England. whose spirit or Rcven-
ture and love or country has taken
him across the great stretches that
separate the Atlantic and Pacific. BY
editor and a greater diplomat; six feet
three OF brain and muscle. all hued
with diplomacy and thrObbing with
impatient energy 20 conquer worlds
wise and benevolent envoy tOm0r-
row; the next day, perhaps. the ruler
or a great nation or two
Here. here said DinsmOre. what
in h. is all that2 Stop IL before
NAV be forced 20 choke your
'Oh, nothing. sweetly answered
90 Apollo and kissing the hand OF E
+ future triumph.
Quite right said Dinsmore. but
don't recognize the odor OF Apoiliuaris
millar.
~But Barrett has made good"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
THREE VIRGINIANS
VOTED VS.. BILL
CARLIN, FLOOD AND HAY OPPOSED
APPALACHIAN FOREST
BILL.

WASHINGTON 10 C-SpeclaI.-
fhrre members of Congress from Nir-
FIuIl voted asainst the Appalachian
forest reserve bin Friday night They
are Carlin. Flood and HAY
Those voting for the blI were Lamb.
Maynard. Saunders. rurnbuu and
Slelap. Nessrs. Glass and Jones did
NOT vote. There Isl little or no chance
Tor the bin 20 reach the Senate az thls
session.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30

y . X FOLK. A-Special .-Ner-
vOus and Respondent Mrs Nir-
ginia Thompson locked herself
in the kitchen at her home here
mad turned on the gas In an
effort 10 end her life. The door
was forced open. and Mrs Thompson
was found unconscious on the floor
Prompt medical attention saved her
life.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30

THAT druggist acted grouchy when
you interrupted hls compromising 90
.ul Stang.
What 90 Irfr
"a business man should always
smile"
ooh. I DON'T know. You CANE exc
poet a man to bee hypocrite for the
sa he OF "a Z-cenr sale"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30

Do you thinS a giri OK your sXpen-
salary
why, certainly. dear. ia have
my Erench maid leara C c0ok.~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30

WASHINGTON Special. Accord-
sing to the returns of the thirteenth
census the population OF the District
of Columbia is 331.06e. as compared
with 27S.1lS in 1900 and 230.3s2 in
1890
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30

"rfer graduating thesis is rather com
plicatcf. understand.
yes. she can't get into 10 without
two maids"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
Nfndc Primo Of waIcs.

LONDON. Special-The King &es-
torday created the Duke OF Cornwall
Prince OF Wales and Earl OF Ches-
ter. Thursday is the sixteenth ami
versary Of the birth OF the duke.