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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
CHARLTON COUNSEL BLOCKED
Wife Murderer 10 Denied Hearing on
His Sanity.

New York, Sept. 22.-Judge Blair,
sitting In the criminal court in Jersey
City In the case Of Porter Charlton,
the confessed murderer Of his bride,
Mary Scott Castle Charlton, at Lake
Como, Italy, last spring, ruled that he
could not hear evidence as to Charl-
toms sanity.
at is my duty" Judge Blair said
ito decide whether there is reason to
believe that this nan committed the
crime of murder in Italy and whether
a proper accusation has been made
against him by the Italian government
with a demand for his surrender to
that country for trial"
This was a crushing blow to Judge
Paul Charlton. the prisoners father,
who has been acting as chief counsel
for the defense.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
DIST. DEPUTY VAUGHAN
MAKES AN OFFlClAC VISIT

District Deputy Grand Master Will
liam l.. Vaughan and members Of his
staff, composed Of Grand Warden Will
liam Corson, Grand Secretary lido
Pike and Grand Inner Guard David
Sprague, made an official visit to Carr
baldi Lodge No, 926, Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, of West New Brigh-
ton, at a meeting of the lodge Tuesday
night. A reception was given the dis
trict deputy and staff who are members
of Bentley Lodge, Tottenville. After
an address by Deputy Vaughan n
others a collation. was served in the
lodge room to the members and guests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
BIDS OPENED TUESDAY.

In the Borough Hall at st. George,
Tuesday, bids were opened by Presi-
dent Cromwell for repaving with btu
minous concrete on a concrete founda-
ton the roadway Of Brighton avenue,
from Jersey street and Glen avenue,
New Brighton, and on the present ma
cadam foundation of the roadway of
Brook street from Broad to Water
streets, Stapleton. The Waldo Asphalt
Paving Company was the lowest bidder
at $15,854.70, and was awarded the
contract.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
ENFORCE ORDINANCE FOR
THE WEIGHT OF BREAD

The ordinance governing the
weight of bread will be enforced by
Commissioner Driscoll, of the Blu
reau of Weights and Measures, be-
ginning October I.
The commissioner said that the
bakers had submitted no plan by
which they were going to obey the
law but they must obey. The in
spectors will begin q crusade on the
bakers the first of the month. The
city will be divided into districts and
the bake shops In each district will
be visited day after day until the
whole city has been e~anvassed, and
arrests will be made f-violations are
found. A $1,000 fine is the penalty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
BAPTIST LADIES PLAN
FOR SALE NEXT MONTH

sThe Ladies' Aid Society, Of the
South Baptist church, ~Tottenville, are
completing plans for a %seven-cent sale
to be held in the lecture room of the
church Monday, October II. An enter
tainment will be a feature and every
seventh person attending will be ad-
mitted free. Many fancy and useful
articles will be offered for sale, besides
ice cream and refreshments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
ANNvrAI, oLAMBAKH,

Great preparations are being made
for the first annual outing and clam
bake of the Paul Murphy Association
that is to be held at Summeraeid, 8
Grove, Huguenot, Saturday, October J.
The bake will be opened at A O'Clock
sharp. Tickets, including all that goes
with a good bake, are 1925.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
PACKAGE PARTY.

Arrangements for a package party
for the benefit of the Holy Comforter
church parish, in Parish Hall, on Oc-
tober IA, are being rapidly compile
ted. Dancing will be a feature. The
admission, including cake and coffee.
Is ten cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
THROWN FROM E

William Schroeder is confined to his
home, in Huguenot, as the result of be-
ing thrown from his bicycle last Sun
day when the front wheel struck a
large dog. In the fall his shoulder was
dislocated and other injuries were sus-
tanned. DIR. Devlin, of New Dorp, was
summoned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
VIEWS FOR DRUNKARDS.
Paterson to Supply Autos to Convey
Them to Lookup.

Paterson, N. J., Sept. %. Rapid
transit under luxurious conditions is
to be supplied by the finance commit
tee Of the board Of aldermen for Pat
erson drnnkards.
Under the new order a man nay get
drunk and have a fine automobile ride
free, because the committee has de-
cided to scrap the patrol wagons and
substitute fast and handsome auto
mobiles with special equipment for
handling tnebrlates.
Each automobile will be supplied
with q light but powerful derrick
with a sling attached, for hosting
helpless DRINKS. There will be a of
anola in the autos.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
Gavnor To Return Monday

New York, Sept. 22.-Mayor Gaynor
will be back In his Office In the city
hall Monday. That statement was
made by one of the mayors friends
to whom he had expressed his anxiety
to take up his duties as soon as pos
sible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
CANNON ANSWERS CRITICS.
In Accepting Nomination Says Tariff
Needs No Defense.

Needs No Defense.
Danvllle, ILL.,, Sept. 22.-Speaker Can
non, in accepting his twentieth nomi-
nation for congress, said the present
tariff needed no defense and declared
agitation for it's revision dangerous to
the welfare of the country.
He expressed his conviction that this
is TO be a campaign for the serious
consideration of the one national pol.
Icy which touches every man In the
country.
That question is the policy how to
raise S $1,000 00,O 900 a year to pay for
the various functions that have been
put upon the federal treasury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
GAYNOR STILL HESlTATES.
Feels His Duty keenIy Both to City
and the State.

ana inc StAfe.
st. James, N. Y, Sept. 22.-Herman
Ridder came to Deepwells to. talk to
Mayor Gaynor about the governorship.
He found the mayor. hesitating be-
tween his duty to New York city and
the call of the people of New York
state.
Mr.. Ridder believes that Mayor Gay
nor should run for governor, but he
did not advise the mayor to do SC, be-
lieving that that is a matter which
rightfully should be decided between
the mayor and his family. AS to
whether or not Gaynor is in physical
condition to run, Mr.. Ridder would x
press no opinion.
An anchor TO windward-an ad. In
-.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
Aviator Falls Fifty Feet.

Folkestone, Sept. 22.-Ayiator Barnes,
an Englishman, fell from a height OF
fifty feet and fractured his skull.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22

II you are not a good advertiser
no mattel what your vocation Ii.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22

Be an advertiser-1c. a WORD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22

An anchor TO windward-an ad. In
the EVENING NEWS.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-02
Der Farmer and feline
Bank
(6iir Oen q. S" bcorbcitet)

Soma bat 1866 9anfen, cine fiir
ie 1890 @impobner; 0ebrosfo bat
S59, cine mir ie t740; &onios bat
99t, cine fiir ie i770; Oklahoma bat
S54, cine fir ie 1740; ole Gatotas
baben tt05, cine fir ie 1860 ginpoh.
ner. 9fe6net man fiinf Berfonen auf
eine 5alnilie, 10 tomut in glderbali-
oiitriften oes Oiittelmeitens, no es
feline groBen Stdote gibt, ailf $50 ia
milien eilie 8anf. SSli Den 5t74 8au-
fen oieler @ruppe bon Staaten lino
$S42, 600, 600 oeppnirt, .. b. inoipi-
oueae 3epoiiten, 3eitoepoiiten ino
Sporeinlogen IS lit nihts llnge-
mobnIides, in eineHGorfnon pielleiht
200 @innobnern cine 8anf 5u finoen.
manhmol 5lpei.
Sin Srt BON 600 Gimuobnern obne
ehe 9anf lit cine glusnabme; fleine
St1ote uon ca. 1000 @inppbnern nit
bier ooer mebr 8anfen limo ole 3eael
SSn einem Goirltp 200 NfeiIen meItlidl
pon aanias Gitp, IN peIhem $4,000
'0fenihen leben 5000 SS1milien
|qibt es 5nanSig 8anfen, Ia oapon IN
Srten nit pon $50 bis 1000 @inipob-
nern. SsSn Den l1nolihen 8anten Ole
ies betr. Gollntps befinoen iih 9epo-
liten im getrage pon 100 Wiilionen
unb Die Better Der 8onten lmo Die
0epoIitoren lino meiitens 5armer
Cine 8anf nit $4,000 aapitaI bat
led5ig glftionGre.
@em Dor 5ebn Sabren Elm 6armer
eine 9ooumg @ei5en perfalft bate,
brod)te er ieine 3ablungsanpeiImg
'nnh Der 9anf nno lieB It'd oas @elo
oafiir geben Jest oeponirt er oeu
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-02

8oS 0timiebabo.g ouiltD anbetrifft,
10 boffen mir, onB Der ebrlide, be-
pdbrte imo unparteiiibe 0iitriftrid.
fer SSoiepb B. Sones nit groBer W1a.
joritdt ipieoer nominirt miro it1o be.
ionoers Iegen mir oen repltblitani.
i6en Stinngebern Die gtonlinotion
Der Stolmort.aonoiOoten fir Oet
Staotsienat. Serrn 9ore 8ei.
gen lno fir oos 0eutibe 9otum,
ipe5ieIl Die Domination pom s.. @.
Wf arttn ans Ser5. Serr Seiaen
lit ein grilnoonIt1noiger, ebrIi6er uno
tiihtiger iunger 9lopofat, Dem Oie. Gb.
re un0 oas 8obl bon goultp uno
Stoat dm Ser5en liegen, inl6, Der
iider ner0iente Garriere madlen miro.
=. 8. 0tartin bat ieinerleits, als
er Iid) als republifoniidler aonoioat
fir oas 9oruitpidlosmeiiteramt be.
nor6, nobel uno perfliinitig geban.
BELT. oils er 81 @imiten 0es iebigeu
Siilfsidabmeiiters s.. 9. geilion sii.
riidtrat uno miro boffentlid nlle
oeuti1en republifanii6en Stimmen
erbnlten. 8as Die iibrigen &onoioos
ten betrifft, 10 moge ieoer Stimmge-
Der mad, beitem 8eipiiien banoeIn.
0enfibe Stimmaeber ! 1as oeiit-
Idle @otitm lit It1rfer ols Sas ifanhi.
@enn es aud nid)t erpdb-
len tam, 10 fam es a6er Den linn nidlt
genebmen aanoiSateu idJlagrh. gtebmt
pile glnteil on oen 8rimdrmablen,
oenn es lit 6nrc Iflidjt. 0foht niht
Den 8rinmen 81, peinl Dos aino bili-
eiiqefoaen lit ! Stimmc ,Se0er fiir
ole aanoioaten, oie er ieit ,Sabren ais
ebrlihe lmo tiibtige 9idnner erfnnnt
bot. 8enn uniere perionliden @m.
pfeblitngen bon peri6ieoenen &onoi.
oaten nit @urem ltrteiI iibereinitims
meit, INN 10 belier. 8enn nidt, Oann
banOelt nod @urem eigenen llrteil
@ebt an ben Stimmfaitcn nm
bcrinflnft nnb ebrlidl S. 3.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-02
Nlt1ttt1tE1c ~

oih INN Die @elogeIdGfte sur erate--
l5eit, oenu groBe WeaIien baaren G5el.
oes n1iiiien IN olle oieie flefneren sea.
ndle Oes @elomarftes aeIeitet Der0eN,
Denn sur ernte5eit Die D1iaionen gi1E
libel @etreioe ailf Den Ufarft ge6rofh
iDer0en.
Der 6armer iiebt ieine ganf, tuenn
er aud niht oirett oils gLftionar be.
teiligt lit, nit oenieIben 9lnaen an,
Ipie ieine 5orm, iei1en cooperatipen
@etreiOe.Glepntor, ieine gegenieitige
8eriiberungsgeieIlidaft ODER ieine
5armers 3elepbonlinie. gr lit frei.
lid nod ni6t poIlItGnoig eingetpeibt
IN Die 8ebeinlniIie oes ga1lfgei6Gfts,
nber er bat oos gertrauen IN ieime
8anf unO Dab Die geanlten oie @e-
ih1fte Oeriel6en sum 8orteile aller
8eteiligten leiten peroen. geah uno
nod miro er nud tieferen ginbIid IN
0ieie 8eihdftsfiibrltng geipirtneu, ltno
oiretteren glnteil an oerielben neb-
men.
gSas Iid 0o I'M Ytittelneitett bol5o-
gen bat, DieoerboIt iih i'm Siiorpeiteil,
i'm Roroen lno III Oen neubeiieoelteu
8egenoeit Der @ebirgsoiltrifte. Die
@riparniiie pon Den bo6en @etreiOes
Ipreiien u1to Dem Steigen Der 2on0-
Ipreiie flieBen Ourb Ole CORNERS
9nnf in Die Dielen berihie0enen 4a-
male oes olgemeinen @eihdftsIebens
lu1o Der 5armer bot ieinen glnteil on.
ran im0 nit ieiner Stealug SLIM
@eI0mnrft tnuB iest gerehnet iperoen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-02
Der ,,Deut(Ner KeroId" indorfirt.

Iige 0cnIelbcn In ieOer &eiic,
@enn GinlidDt mnO fiible @ernmuft
bel ben Stimmgebern Dbficgen,
Oann pirO iidD Sbr glrtifeI Upu
gr6ftem glnteH~fiir Die pOIitiidjen
Se6ingnngen in Oieiem Staate er.
lueiIen. SD merOe am 2. Smni IN
Sipnr fails cine &eoe baIten.
Sodahtmgspoa,
Sobn 9. Santen.
g8er @erru S. .. @anten fenitt,
meiB, pelh itreng rehtlider Cha
rafter unO angeiebener YoIitifer
oerielbe lit. Sin Sob aus ieinem
O9unoe int nlio Dem nGeiltiher
0erolo INN 10 mobler, 5liinol Die
perlonIihen 9iniihten oes Sdrift-
letters iiber Die politiid)e Sohlaae
BON 0enen oes Serrn @onteH III
pielen Eunften abipeihen,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-02

Gs lit gut. ooB Der Sdriftleiter
D. 9l 0eniitb beibt. gIn-
laBlih unires sIrtifels IN letter
Summer iiber oen 0Geon-5 5aa
gin9en ims BON alien Seiten gner-
fennunesihreiben 5li. pdhrelo
piele oeutidbe sSormer ans Wirne-
babo- uno Nahbar- counties ourh
perionli6e geiuhe in niirem
Sonctlm oem Stailopunft oes
,.0entiher Serolo~ ibren 9eifall
soften. Gas iii 0ie erfreulihlte
gelobnling, 5erner lhreibt lms
Ger I'M gou5en Stant befannte
oeutihe glnipolt mno Eolitifer
esobn8 San e.n aus Moter-
toipn 2. @. ipie foIgt
8otertomn g. O., 81. @iai 1910.
Sebr aeebrter Serr 9emntb
sdD babe Sbren 9eitartifel iibcr
ben uGgan-6aIl~ esleien auo bill
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-02

(sSortieeiula olf Seite 81
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0oh nun gum @ouperneurSonlt.
lin Oniielbe belDerben iib ouf repu-
blifdniider Seite q. $ glroo. SEQ.
gS. Cyan uno 81. 2. geiiep. @as mir
iiber Genn 5u iagen batten, geifab
IN Der leBten Nnmmer uno mir bnben
ioipeit nihts 5uriid3unebmen. Sin-
3ufiigen mohteu mir MIR (als ifiterei.
innte gaeuigfeit), onB Die pieIgenannte
Wsrs. Wt. Wf. mob cine grobe glnfiin-
Oiqung in ben tdgIid)en 3eifiiu9en err
lafien bat nit folgenoer lleberihrift:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-26

IN an editorial paragra- h regarding the proposed
Colonel Roosevelt to Richmond, to speak at
r negro Fair the Times Dispatch indicates
entertainment Of the colonel there will be left
,ntirely to the negroes We think our contemporary
mistakes misunderstands the feeling of the people
Richmond Many OF the best citizens OF that city
the meetings called by the negroes to prepare
for this fair have co-opetated with them in every
and have given active assistance to-
ward making the enterprise successful They will not
1--WE Colonel Roosevelt the cold shoulder socially be-
ause is doing what they themselves have done
IN the contrary they will thank him cordially
living his assistance to make the negro fair a sue
ess The negroes of Richmond and OF Virginia gen
rally deserve well their white neighbors. They
ovid he and are encouraged and helped In every
effort they make advance the welfare Increase the
diligence promote the prosperity OF their
cry likely Governor Mann himself Senator Martin
nd perhaps other distinguished Virginians will speak
fair otherwise give 1t their countenance and
1t is undertaking which ought to be
romoted and will bea most praiseworthy attempt OF
he negroes to help themselves to make themselves
etter farmers and hand workers and more useful
md productive citizens.
As to the arrangements Richmond. the common
sense and mutual good feeling of the white and
onIorad penp!ether trusted to avoid en-
aarrassment or any unpleasant or inappropriate con-
sact Giles Jackson the negro lawyer. who Is man
aging the affair has about as much good taste ana
Judgment in such matters as anybody in the country
He recognizes conditions and when he goes
North carefully refrains from claiming social rights
obtruding himself upon white people anywhere
when President Taft visited Richmond the negroes
very modestly asked for place in the program ana
heir request granted tactfully 90 avoid
hurting Or feelings, putting the president In an
embarrassing position or causing ononse TO anybody
We have doubt the same thing will he done when
Colonel Roosevelt goes to help boom the negro fair.
The white people will feel that he has come on a
kindly mission and which they can approve ana
welcome. He knows enough to avoid any mixing
With the coored people which will be offensive to the
whitcg and the colored people know enough to
prevent anything of the kind. They VIII be DEEPEN
dent in a the backing and patronage OF
the white people. They vial conduct themselves SO
TO invite both hope sincerely they viii
get q liberal share OF both.--Roanoke Times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-26
PROPHECY AND POLITICS.

The forecast that the Nebraska Democracy viii
|exeeHte' Bryan must be taken not only with
grain of salt bat also with grain OF phioso.
M
ENe here declare ourselves no partisan of Bryan
nd his policies We conceive that he Is in the
Ne Of the fox hound who hears slower dog
zen on the trial and thencetorth leads the
tunk We have no illusions as to the character
] bis politics. We consider him poor poll
|cian, not because he fails to pick vital issues
III because he picks them too soon. Mr., Bryan,
Ehatevcr else may be said of him. has certainly
|6en the prime puryeyor to the lardcr of politi-
u parties. He has made over political conccp-
ons. He has torced acceptance of horesies that
ere issues making for defeat as matters with
HI which the country could not survive. He has
yen Roosevelt the ammunition with which he
with a less certain aim than Bryan-slain
y beasts in the Jungle.
For these reasons view with equanlmty
h defeat of Bryan in his own State. We care
thing about this result, which he probably con
hers calamity. We feel, on the contrary, that
result is entirely immaterial. We know that
/. Bryan whatever his expediency or lack of
Is an asset to the nation We esteem him as
aIu cohuStl MIN ~ retain tlAdt iiouCStN ,
aich he has so often strained, which is the con
Militant of a real, as divorced from political,
plty.
Mr.. Bryan stands for great many things
MT people III the mass viii not stand for. That
Means that he IS within his limits, soothsayer
pciitician should never be prophet, but il is
nfirely for good that prophet should waste
n prophecy on politics. Thus he attains vir-
-. and thus, in the delayed rewards of prophesy,
= attains recognition.
Mr.. Bryan, as we see il, has attempted to mix
he two gifts lie has sought to graft on the tree
! possible prophecy the nut Of practical politics
~ has failed. Neither he nor we should be
vt down by his failure. His defeat in the game
rs made for victory in endeavor. The adj
nlnistrator is the last resource Of principle
That Roosevelt did--or prtended to do-Bryar
xst thought. He remains the master after whom
eliticians plagiarize Bryan's sun will set only
fter be is dead Only then will the world per
ive the glory of his going down.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-26
A USELESS INNOVATION

d Every good thing has its curse like sort
n patent attachment, never used but always
eady to get in the way.
II is on some such principle that we place the
enrder by dynamite of Virginia Mayor. The
lice Of Mayor is peaceful occupation. No
Ia could fill it who was not persona grata with
Emajority Of his constituents. 1t follows that
he Mayor is genial citizen, acceptable to his
Ieighbors innocuous to the community at large.
The killing of soul SO embued with the
brit of light, with the feeling of joy, with
|e human interest in all his fellows is a tragedy
HIT points the acceptance in State where all
rs beauty and faith and trust, of a type of
~ really dangerous hydrophobia of men, as dis
Rngiished from dogs.
i III the peace of this peaceful State is to be
isturbed by wanton people lurking along side
1nlks for the purpose Of throwing dynamite be
|xpen the legs of Virginia gentlemen lying on
la lawn OH bed quilts smoking cigars, there is
Heed of Vigilance Committee, and that with
k1t further delay.
Ne hope we are law abiding and within all
forms of law, but conditions arise in the ligh.
which every man hunts his closet for the ole
6Otgun with which in his youth he was accus
n1ed to kill three birds on the wing, out
every four shots.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-26
Virginia Comment
Mntire of Moshy.s nislnissal.

One reason given by the powers that DC Iva
he recent dismissal of Colonel j. Mospy from tiie
position he held in the Department OF 1u9uca ,a
that he superannuated and could not ue "9Pe ,,
upon. the real reason Is mat '"iph'4 $1,000
knows about the way the gpEeFhl'eit 1
been swindled By the land and cattle tal2iS ~
West and others holding prominent positions N'o.Gi
Mosby has always looked after Inc s"Npi iti''0,.
interests whenever he has been N It's ctnpf'y'
forty years before he was appointed consul st dohs
Kong. the collections at that port were f4o'V'o ui
ing his six a half years' service theF1 as oois "
the collections neted the government fstcl
every expense Of the consulate WAS PAID inciuoihs
salary, rents. Suits also ln5ttuted ~ MS
against former consus. from "hIch s1V,""o
recovered, making total OF $lO"ooo receiver :"
the government his services daring ms SIX ahc
a half wears consul in China. II IS 1lso "hdef
stood that when he called as special agent IN
tho northwest and sent to AlabAlna - look attFf
government timber lands he co'ectrd Hio'oVV LOT
the government. which would not nave peeh coz
ected save for his active services. It is now SAID
that the influence which causeE tolonei Mofpy
dismissal kept him from receiving an appointment
under McKlnleys administration. When senator Gore
begins an examination into the Indian nd steal Vaa-
able information will be placed in his posseS3ion-
Alexandria Gazette,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-26
Clever Hit and Artful Dodge.

Professor Winston. former president Of the Univer-
sity OF North Carolina and later of the University of
Texas, and retired the Carnegie fund is
spending the evening of his days the health in
spring and picturesque city OF Asheyille, y. C.
-prafasser-heipg fond of saftheilea
breakfast fried chicken for dinner has numerous
hens: and the ROSTERS belonging to the hocks of
hens announce the rising of the morning star by
loud and long and shri Growing 1t awakens the
rr cfessor; that is just what he for with
the first of chntcier then up he and
Gond his clothes in the words of poor Ophelia in
her valentine song
Not So however. with of millionaire r. II.
Rowland who lives In the vicinity. Young Rowland
the Winston roosters arise before and
As on the porches OF his cottage, and make such
the tenants threaten But Professor
winston answers to this that the cottage tenants
are Christian Scientists and ought regard the
ipF something which really does not exist except
their lima ginations.
Young Rowland sought TO have the law the
learned of the ROSTERS; but Constable Jones
who running for reelection and fears to offend
the plays the artful dodger by asserting he
is too poor a shot to hit ostriches.
We don't know which is the more amusing the
professors hit the constabe's dodge-Charlottaes
VILE Progress j.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-26

thing about him. He is beat-as badly as JEFF
fries was beat. If his one friend with knife in
his sleeve who lives in Virginia, but whose heart
is in Texas, desires to again trounce Cone, let
him do it in private, instead of in public. Let
him bring the fist across to the left eye, as John
son did it, instead of approaching man whose
crimes we of Virginia know nothing of, from
behind, with a honeved word with poison IN the
honey, and thus Staying him i'll a community to
which his salvation or advancement are alike SUI
perfiuous and idle
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-26
GONE

Nc trust that the result Of the Texas elections
u result in discontinuance of forced noto-
|b1y for Cone johnson in Virginia So far as
know, Comets known 10 one man in Virginia,
only one. This man has insisted upon his
Raintance with the gentleman. He has been
ltely listened to, as gentlemen everywhere en-
~ old jokes and stale narratives of personal ex-
Fences without interest, by reason of that
glrtxsy which, prevailing among gentlemen, oc-
pnslly takes on The character of charity. Now
'1t Cone johnson is beat, let him remain beat.
him, so far as Virginia is concerned, pass
he realm Of the antiquities affected by con-
enrs. We care nothing about him, no one
excepting one solitary egoist-cares any