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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-23
DepartureS.

For Macon. Atlanta, Angus
"a and Savannah 4.25 n
For Albany, Dochan. Lock
hart Troy and 3Lont'ery $50 a II
For Albany, DOthan. Lock
hart, Troy and AIontery 2:07 D II
For Macon and Atlanta. *1:45 p Z
For Macon. Atlanta, saw
s1nah and Augusta ."10:40 Il
For Columbus .-....-.-. .3:45 n
For Columbus .. :, 800 p II
For Columbus. BiTming-
ham and Chicago ....... 1875 a n
For Albany and Jackson
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-23

n Savannah, Augusta,

from Savannah, Augusta,
Atlanta and Macon s1Q:30 D II
From LocEhar-, D0thau, Al
bauy, Troy and 3Ion'ery *I0:40 ? Il
From LCcahaTr, D0tgau, Al
baug, Troy and 3lourery 1:45 . II
From Atlanta and Macon 1901 p Ii
From Augusta, Savannah,
Atlanta and Macon $50 N
From Columbus and inter
mediate points "12:10 q n
From Columbus and inter
ueeciat points .!11:30 z u
From Columbus and inter
mediate points . i11:45 q n
From Albany and Jackson
vile .............. 1915 N
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-23
Piles! Piles! Piles!

Williams Indian Pile Ointment will
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles.
1t absorbs the tumors, allays itching at
once, acts as a poultice. gives instant
relief. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
is prepared for Piles and itching of
the private parts. Sold by druggists,
mail SOC and S1.00. Williams Mfg. Co..
Props, Cleveland, o.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-23

PAzO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case Of Itching, Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in to II days
or money refunded. SOC.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-23

Two thirds of all a mans troubles
wear petticoats.
1t is easy to see the silver lining Of
other peoples clouds.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-23

@Daly. Except Sunday. -
sleeping Sleeping
and
tion appI o J.EH IGHTOWER, t, A1aeric Ga
JOHN BLOUNT. District Passenger Agent Macon Ga
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-23
LAND
BARGAINS
Snider land Sold.
Little Land Sold.
Come quick for others or
say Il Am Sorry"

rs scras miles OF Plains. adtofn-
Eg Jzo- A. Mcdonald old home place
Dwelling, tenant house and crib.
IL acres miles Sumter. adjoining
C1zpe1s Rogers and C0unt-yIzz--
Good land and good Improvements
Lots Of land 2z3 and "a IN 17th dis
trtct q Lee c. s51otnlzg Sumter ca
line, and touching lands which sell
for So 10 SO pr acre Ample bziI5-
Egs put MP ; years ago.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-23
The Tiines-Recorder

II you are not a subscriber let
us put you on the list for a month
as an experiment. You will con
tinue a subscriber thereafter. De-
Iivered to any address in the city at
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
ROOSENIIT WILL NOT
RLTURN BN IIlE WIST

hIlAkfDI ~ - Special - colonel
Theodore Roosevelt haas swept away
al hope that he voula accele t8 tht
request ~ Western commercial inter-
ests and return to America ti. SAN
francisco. making ID tr-umrlal tru.
across The continent
IT. u Eorr.s. the Denver leursnaDer
owner who came here with au invita-
-"n signed oy al the farther West
ru Cham beers of Commerce. after this
second declaration by the former
rree dent today admitted that his
10000 emile race against time to meet
Ar s.oorere.t here had been futile CO.
gar a. th- -hacE door return piln
Was concerned hut said that in ever,
sfner uaE the experience had been 90
moss p.raelTahle nue- The pruc.ua
reason given PSI Dir. Roosevelt fer 1e-
rIrlrs The Invitation ID that Doe iarsf
RETURN to tne Euif.d States hy was o.
Sew lDrk 90 o. iu time 90 attend th.
Wedding of Theodore Roosevelt r.
to A-isa Eleanor r. Alexander
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24

NEW YORK.-Special.-- H.
Choate. former Ambassador TO Eng
land. was simply lawyer trying 60
earn his fee when he called the Pub
lie Service Commission yindfctive and
grasptng and said IL was reaching out
for more power. At least that Is the
opinion that William II. Wilcox. chair
man OF the Public Service Commits
sion. expressed Thursday when he
read Mr. Choste's remarks. made at
Albany.
Il do not care 10 enter into any
lengthy reply 60 the statements OF al
torneys hired by those managers OF
corporations who wish TO escape reg
ulation," said Mr.. Wilcox. such at
torneys are paid for their work. and
are supposed 10 make some effort to-
ward earning their fees. IL is proper
TO say, however. that the commission
has not reached out FOR any more
power. but has asked the LEGISLATURE
60 make definite and certain some pro-
visions OF the law which are now
doubtful Of Interpretation. This ap-
plies particularly TO joint rates and
fares.
so far as 20 being 'vindictive and
grasping. Mr. Choatc does not specify
amy particular case. Perhaps he
means vindictiyc because the commits
SION began an action for failure TO put
W nceiEuaros on his cars. in conform
uy with am order of Tho comm ission.
"in recard Go his statement as TO-
impossible orders Mr.. Choate Is
again indefinite. DO would have been
better ~ he had referred 20 a real
oFNCr Impossible to execute.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24

\- WORK Special Tr tl.
HNust I'D the Central Paris ~.
t. Grandma Rosie. rnrt~frr-s " th.
" N... brood .t lions. .suf -ue4tif..
' h.- nHn daughter. AIRS ELLEN. 2Irs
D. tlc mU-ner uf tau r.I-. lf-r.
.r'u tru Ai ss fllfpu. born dog
..- .fil"a f talI
l-e trouble. according 90 Keeper
... 81 Nnf r |- THAI hfr~ F.fI-n - r..,I
nu- of hcr own mother because th,
Duhs seem 90 care more for then
grandma rlau for her. olr tle uua-f
of wfarilE tl- cubs
iia' -ns nrca born iu thc jungle anc
nNf lu r.rrnrrrlr. Rosie has her
own ideas about when % Isl proper 90
"-au nab irs Also being The grand.
mother. She has t.r delusIon. com.
mon 60 al grandmas. that She know,
more about babies thau ntr daughter
does So when Henry Hudson and
Miss ruIiou. being all paws and ears
were suddenly shaken OF by theIr
mother at tarce months and told O.
ra' nur-or mash and raw steak
'...r Ior. tGe savage ole
mother l1 t1- next cage aay
tlc Cd rage and storu-d.
I" n.a .taI etI4 Liaf such tOan
az t.eIf age would make their bones
harD i.n sD.-. aad obey would have
crop le-a H.th walking on the
plaa-.nr of th. ,.e. f..t EUrr gr.s
p-- ANA AMOR hor..r ler cuhs
care .rnftI5 f.t .t.lkel away anl
.eI- .-f keep Lle peace SIR
Hl.t Iaa tr l..H .Ie ha ...- into fnl
in t-.r ol rinutuotler. nhl
cuadili tnc lonely lffc casturs ana
+" .tnf' taf snr was young again
She Tapped their lees every cat ra
fr. 'h.n SRA .Eat aua Snyder. take
ius the nlut l.sl "a Gaze ..ffh cIenf
O.. SOU In for the cuha &C.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
0tIEE IUUuEH33HO
HIS INNOCENCE
sam Hardy. slayer OF Il. G.. jones M
Holland. Va, Co Die i'm the
Electric Chair.

SUFFOLK. VA. - Special Still
proclaiming his innocence. sam liar
dy. convicted OF numbering Tfberius
q. Jones 'n the latters door at Hol-
land nearly seventeen months ago.
"Wednesday was sentenced by Circuit
Judge McLemore TO be electrccuted
May goth. Hardys face wore the
prison psllor. but he appeared emo
uonless. When asked what he had 20
say Hardy replied: Not more than
said before. judge; ! am innocent
Of the charge"
May the Lord have mercy on your
soul" The judge concluded.
Thank you. sir" added Hardy.
lt proposed move FOR a rchearing
cy the supreme Court may be aban.
doned. Petitions asking for comrnu-
tauon OF sentence are in circulation
Some OF the jurors have signed the
paper.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
RUDE FOOTMAN SLAMS
DOOR IN CARNEGIE'S FACE
Los ANGELES. CAL

LOS ANGELES. -Speeial.-Nn
drew Carnegie, intending 20 pay his re-
spects 90 Mrs. Russell Sage. strolled
over 10 the Raymond Cottage. with
Walter Raymond.
tie knocked on the door which was
promptly opened by Mrs Sage's negro
foormau.
sticking his nose out. shaking his
mead ana win evident anger the foot
man shouted, without waiting for a
word from rEt flerS-
All no. no. sab. it's no use Mrs
sage she does not -rceive any Gala
TOT nobody or nOthlu'. and specially
she wants 10 see no ne. -raper report
cFs. nor no picture m ... no sah /
reckon J can't do nothin4 - you to-
aaF. san Goodbye" VIII hat he
Slammed The door in thl r..e ~ Mn
carnegie, thinking him "a relo. Ter or
charity solicitor.
10 took Mr. Raymond ten minutes or
strenuous argument 90 convince The
tarkty That MIR Carntgic fad no de-
signs ON Mrs. Sage's bounty
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
GUSS|PS SEEECI
BRIDE FOR AST0R
MRS. IApENBUaG rsAUcHs. BuP
SHE WON'T CONFIRM Or
DENY REPORT.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. - Special. - Colonel
John Jacob AstOr. the richest elIxi-
bic in New York society. may or
may not be engaged. Mrs. Adolph
Ladenburg. named by rumor as the
woman in the case. laughs and de-
clines TO commit herself. She ex-
changed few words on the subject
with a World reporter yesterday in
her apartme nts i'm the Plaza.
1T is rumored. Mrs. ladenburg.
that you are engaged 10 Colonel As
tor" she was told.
We'll. I should like TO know how
You were able 60 come TO me with
that question" she replied. How did
Il come about?"
The report is general in society
confirm it?"
No; / viii not confirm such a re-
port. retorted the handsome widow.
Then you deny the report2"
NO; / do not deny it, she an
Swereed with laugh. why. the
win YOU say that YOU do not IN
tend 20 marry2''
We'll I'm not I'm New Yorl, for that
purpose she replied. Rot another
word would she say upon the subject.
colonel Aston could not 20 seen.
Then Mrs 81. Orme Wilson. his sister
was told of the report or the engage
ment.
TO whom ~ was the inquiry.
ITO Mrs. Adolph Ladenburg."
Just say was the reply. that
Mrs. Wilson knows absolutely nothing
ga regard to tho matter"
Ever since Colonel Aetor's dinner
dance and cotilion on the eve of his
divorce. society has been busy pro-
vidinr him with a future partner. He
and Mrs. Ladenhugr have been seen
together frequently and gossip
promptly became busy with their
affairs.
Colonel Astor Soils for Europe next
Tuesday ON the h-rpnprinzcss bon Cecilie
with his son. Vincent. Their stay
abroad win not be for long. as the
colonel has made arrangements 20
open his Newport establishment in
July.
Mrs. Ladcrhurg is noted horse
woman and has given many notable
entertainment at her country place
on Long Island. She has been a widow
since 1898. when her husband dis
appeared from the deck or an ocean
liner. leaving an estate estimated at
upward OF S1O.OOO.OOO.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
HUSBANDS PAY ALL
HERS. BRIDE INSISTS

NEW YORK. March ia bride OF
onil eiEht u1Ns. Airs FAME BOokbtu-
der, OF $50 East Eleventh Street. ap-
rellcd 60 Magistrate Corriran I'm Essex
Market Court Thursday. a. force hr~
s',nu 10 ot.' Ner nnor.tt0 o. n.r
his pay envelope every Saturday
AIRS. Bookbinder. who was Fannie
N.,f- OF Manhattan and one Hundred
-'. Ntni- -iirst ~tr.e cts. made known
her Intention or applying for a wan
ront Tor her husi-Ul. huf Bic followed
'.f g." c".ft anu s.mpIiiI-o the pro-
''Sa ms not goo1 husband" walled
1yhy note" asked the coart
-ife won't give mo an his wages
every Saturday night"
r- r'uft ridiculous What
r.sft have 'nu s.t 20 ail your hus-
".0.s ~s->st It's shame Tor a
r.te 60 Doe $50 EraspinE."
M not grasping." retortcd the
r.re Only want what arm cn-
f.et fo NY husband earns S12
week as "a tailor. but ne doesn't treat
ne like a good husband ought lie
'romised me ne would f-f~n his paN
Envelope over Co mo- fr should
ianeie "ll the. fam 2, cash. be the
"But shat was on condition that you
'e ca GOOD wife Co me-" said the bride
room. n on haven't kept your
'--nl SEES. You haven't been good
n can't he good wife without
1a-dlng ala the cash." retortcd the
bride.
The magistrate stopped the debate
and said sternly to the bride.
Your husband doesn't have 20 de-
liver his pay envelope 90 you un-
opened. a man ought 60 Doe allowed
.o Keep some or h.s wages Hc has
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24

II happened long ago:
She was a child In a strict rreEov-
terrain family. where all q child coulG
DO on Sunday was 20 SIT Co q straight
back chair and read the Bible. and
other piOus books.
After a weary little yaWn. abe said
30 her good mother.
1t 81 one eternal Sabbath. my dear
child"
%. motAeri Don't you suppose. n
I m real nice. that, now and then. God
viii iet me run down into he'll. and
have y good tine-
The Mother OF Partlnmenss.
Writing IN the issue or Harper
Weeklv Tor March 18th. cha -lee John
ston presents an interesting account OF
the origin 90 repre- sentative govern
merf IN England "rhe House 90 Lords
represents England In q very definite
way he writes. both lf~ historic past
and its present accomplishment I'd rep
resents the nation on the n~tnclDle or
selection from above. ~eIcction eN-
ercised bv the King" ~ was realized
after the restoration OF Charles H. that
stable government comes from The ball
unce or several powers. esther than
from the prepunderance 90 "a single
power. 80 ~ has come 70 Do fhc rule
that the three powers or Pariiameat-
King. lords. and CommOnS-each in it's
way representing the nation. must an
concur before project can become
law. The question now az issue in
England is. whether this Hnelv ball
anced organism shall be roadiIstcd."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
ROOSEVELT Is BEING
ENTERTAINED At KHARTOI-Nf

KHARTOUM. -SpcciaL-Sr Bran
CTS Niueate personally TOOK charge
wednesday oi Roosevelt party. which
arrived Tuesday cVenin. ir fhe tour of
khartoum and the surrounding coun-
try. Colonel ROOsevelts fIst questions
We're REGARDING the scene of the Ia
NOUS last stand OF General Chimex
Gordon in 1855. he displayed "a close
know ledge of the details of Gordon s.
death n-ht against the tribesmen.
The event az the day. however. WIS
the tour planned 90 the Ecrrori bat
teNuId
The formal festivities will 8e open
ed with thc dinner tonight la the Sir
ttrs Palace.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
limit Wan nun
SEEMS IMMINENT
rrcsi&cnt TAR Seeks - Avert Grow
ING Trouble Between Unstrd
Skatss sRe Canada

ALBANY ~. Y. - Srecial.-One OF
the most Important or the snterna-
ttonal problems with which President
Tart has had 70 deal came 20 a head
saturday. when the President was ex~
pected 20 settle the matter OF the trade
relations and the tariff between Cana
oR and the United States.
The conference arranged for
between the President and the ca
madam Minister OF Finance. W. :
Fielding. Is the last phase 81 the ne
gotiattons between the two rovcrn-
rnents according 90 present inforna-
ton
The meeting was arranged 50 that
the conferees miEht take I'D the affair
which vas dropped by the American
Iar1n Comm issfcn sent 20 Ottawa
Although tn the last few DAYS the out
look has been dark, there was every
indication this morning that an acrcc-
ruf1t. which would ohviafc 81 tariff
war. would Re arranged speedily.
A tara var between me Dominion
and the United states Woull mean.
Canada would apply the Sur tax 90
Amerfcan produces. causing British
goods 10 enter Canada at fwn-tn.rUs
cUty less than American. and GER
man % enter SO ore-thirt less
American conn rerr.rl interests
would lose $50. 900. geo trade 70 Ger
man and EnEi SD interests
Canada would turn 20 British re-
form
The prohibition of Canadian exports
would deprive American paper mills
% Carld.ar wood pulp supply lrd
deprive American iron and Steel lr-
dust of Canadian nickel ore.
The anplicatiCr cf the American
maximum tnrI8 20 Canadian Irn-crt
would cause The loss 90 $4,000. 1000
duties SEND up the prise OF luu Der
In the United states. cause thc ruin
or serious EN- a1rra ssr~ cur CO many
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
MADE A MONKEY
OF 4-YEAR OLD SON
FATHER WHO DRESSED son AS
sIAnAN At BALL ARRESTED
BY ). A.. 9. G. OFFICER.

NEW YORK Special. Because
be made a monkey OF his 4-year-old
son. Louis Alpert. a Brooklyn tailor.
was hailed into court yesterday. The
tailor recently attended a masquerade
ball. dressed as an organ grinder
while attached 20 a string was his son
Joseph, made up as a monkey.
The boy. small for his are- crent
about on all fOurs. while the dancers
threw pennies at him which he
picked up and deposited ia his Jacket.
as real monkeys do. Father and son
were reaping harvest when an agent
OF the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty 20 Children arrested Albert.
The case was put over untu Non
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
WHII Ill RALEIGH
Man KILLS HIS WIFE

RALEIGH. n. G. Special -
Claude Young. brother of Police chief
Young. Wednegday az Rockinei ala. s..
C.. seized q shotgun and cred at h,s
wife and attending physician. who
were conFerslng Elk feet away from
him- TAe shot kliied his wife. Young
has been ill for two weeks ard was
irrational az the time o. the shooting
A coroner's jury last night rendered
a verdict % the effect that Young was
mentaliy irresponsible az the time. IKE
10 - 81 that he r. unconscious OF hI,
crime.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
Would Not Escape.

SUFFOLK. Va Special When
told OF the street rumor that en- at
tempt may be made by friends 70 save
him from the death chair by q forci-
Die rescue trom JAIN. sam Hardy. th-
condemned murderer OF Tiberius t.
Jones. replied rhal hc would not run
away though the prison walls were
RACED lie preferred 60 die an inns
ccnt man rather than he liberated
ll violence. Die said.
Counsel has decided 20 petit
ton the state supreme Court for a re-.
ne1r'nr. the last move before appeal
lr- for executive Clcmcncy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
FATHER has HIS son
ARBESTER FOR FORGERY

STANTON. VA. - Special rs Tine
STANTON. IA. March 1--I-r-
usual proceedings OF father hr.-
ing his son arrested for fcrgtrt
happened here Thursday. wncn Dahl.
Ja, sson WAS placed in Jail on CONF
plaint ~ Charles Jackson. OF Au-usra
springs The son had forged cheCk
GU obtain money 10 elope with So Hiss
Bessie Sprouse. but his arrest ensuet
before DE could get ou. THE man iS
.nu i1 Ja-i aud the hri1c-tlect IS here.
r-IuE 60 Lct hiru out
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
LYNCHBURG TO LEASE
A CLUBHOUSE SITE

LYNcHBCRG VA "A Special Tha
directors ~ the Lyuchburg Boat club
ate hopeful of shortly securing a lease
from fne Cnes retEe anc Ohio E4u-
Har for a.te FOR the proposed club
lnlee which is O. take the place ~
ono burned lasr winter. and as soon
as ff.s secured. work viii be started
nr IeW building The structure
81 o.. made as nearly nreproof from
hH ce as possible and HI cost
abs 600.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
MEMPHIS MOB
SEEKING NEGRO

MEMPHIS TENN. - Special - As
result o. TIE midnight killing q
roi.ls-rlan John Ryan ~ nepr0.
$40 - ne one ~ the prisoners who
escaped from Marion. ARK. SAIL er-
-itel Daucf ~ Whire persons. aided
~ poiicemez. ses rcaed the streets ln
south Memphis. huptlug f0r the nur-
1erer and arresting all negroes who
sould not give satisfactory answers.
Ryan accompanied ~ 8 detail
ron the E1betar0n. forced ar en-
trance - negro room. and shots
from pistols within killed Ryan be-
fore his party could return the Ere
All the neErOeE escaped.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
SENATOR TLINiAN RETURNS
TO FITS HOME N 4. q

WAfiii>tsl D.. ~. 80 - Special -
senator liiman has SO far recovered
that he left Wednesday afternoon al
4 10 o'clock Tor his home ca Trenton
8. g.. accom- panied by Dis wife an1
daughter. iIc aspects a. return 10
Washington after he has sufficiently
recuperated
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
Peanut Market

PET ERSBCRG VA. -PFANuTs-
spshish.-Market firm al SI.37ls per
bushei Nirginias Market arm a.
"a 81 sc Tor fancy STOCK. Machine
picked. - 20 &C. Smelling zfock. 81
a. sc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
TUCBOAT BLOWS W:
THREE MIN BILLED

NEW ORLEANS. IA. --- Special. -
W. j.. Rhodes. two sons and deck
hand are reported 10 have been killed
in an explosion OF the tugboat Wasp
at Plerlington. Miss. Thursday morn
ing
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
SUR-CURFD
RICHMoND eRaW xAKxrr.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OK
'CRANGE

RicaInol' VI
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-11

ABERDEEN. March s.-The Cleo Club
Pi DICKINSON College wiiiHiVe one OF their
popular entertainments IN the Town
Hall on Friday evening, March 20, in
the interest OF the Aberdeen Library
Mr.. and Mrs James Is Baker and their
danghter, Miss Maude Baker, and Mr.
william b Baker and his daughter, Miss
Jessie, returned home from Florida on
Saturday evening During their timer
ancy ia the land OF howers they were
visited by eighteen persons from Aber
deem and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs T l. Hanway will spend
the week end IN Philadelphia wi h Mr.
and Mrs Adolph Ahrens. and with Mis-
Alice Hanway
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-11
A PROFITABLE DAY.

While in Annapolis last week ne were
pleased at an object lesson in teaching
civcs, as effective as it was agreeable
The principal of the Salisbury High
School. Prof {. II. Dye who was princi
pal Of the Havre de Grace High Soho d
two years ago, had brought over all OF
his hiah school pupils to make study
Of the object lesson presented to view.
After spending some time IN the Senate
and the House where thev took prac.
teal lesson in law making. and had
studied MARYLAND eaily history among
the sacred relics in the historic old Sen
ate chamber, they crossed the rotunda
into the Old Assembly room OF the House
which is filed with a most excellent ex
hibition Of Mary lsn!'s mineral resources
The next thing on the program was
visit to the beautiful Administration
building where are located the treasur'
ers 0 flee, comptroller's Office. state II
brary, and above all the chamber OF the
Court of Appeals. rich In all its stately
grandeur.
The most taking part of the trip-at
least to the young ladies-was to the
Executive Mansion where his EEcellencJ
received them in the great central hal
and made them a most opportune ad
dress on the theme appropriate to the
occasion. At it's close. with his accus
toned suavity Governor Crothers yield
ed to a young lady's request that hi
stand on the front steps and allow hei
| to take snap shot
OF course the old treasurer's office the
oldest building in the city and now oc
cupied by the Department OF Education
was visited, and a glance was given e
! historic St. Johns College while on thei