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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
Gear Not"

Ara Won afraid ~ catching consumption typhoid fever and such
ukeg Professor Nehnkof the great scientist oo"s nov ~
OF contagious diseaseA~ehoiyFa
people OF Paris have been wrought up over the "
and scientists with their Tears
NOBODY I'VE does not want w.
told Keep clean your before using Il for dfnhh6
cooking your and fruits don't be afraid ana sts
nj danger" 49,. o.t.m.
Then the great Meehnkoff told little story from the Orient
his Mecca from MS hpne ~ -"
his he met the Plague How many victims s "a ~
In the pigrm Two thousand Saia n'
neither nor less ,,.. III
died n the question -Four thoNsana
would only carry OIL tNo
aid pilgrim told the truth said the Plague
I killed Two thousand. The others died OF fear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
OBSERVATIONS

RECALL IN THE dozen Investigations in
the bush
yss oa Subscriber Taft visited both Wisconsin and Maine
knu7s NELSON kant make up whether to kick or
kAlsomne. perhaps
JULIUS CAESAR BURROWS nigh, boiler nrutea- at
those Miehisanders
wAepvs Llrs rs AN opes sook su, you have
WHEN NJ GILL promises the city everybody who
neuralgia laughs
VOICE from the suilru.Ss. beside the track freight
or a cyclone that hh poor Bhly bsrne1F
AL Luoovc ASKS is chance to pay and
save up a few hundred thousand for his old age
aALLlsogRs said to be probing grab" Alaska
Oh, picks Just tickling Man Gusgenheim in the ribs
EDITOR soss att BARNES. Of Albany doesn't look 50
under roller bu, he ought to know heap more
wAepy FIRED ~ town VII be ' ssss T as. s' dive
AROUSE the people and there's the Union that sn
BE- ruled By the corrupt practices vote OF as big cities
-.ovsO MAIDEN .See, and fair loved her deeply too
marbles Kendek Bangs Awful What DID you take Tor "
any other month And jasi fatal the matter of we'd
DEMOCRATIC and republican platforms in California
e. s1i tsr tSa' nominees nave ''', ''-'' = '
.usr sssS9s Sssra.ss farmer s. s.s ali
TAFT visited we'll known spot. IN Cincinnati says the dl.
patches necessarily mean that he took In Boss co
place. however.
THINGS. to Ohio There's to be on show
sandwich and Boss Cox either side aud the d.
Burton in the middle
FEW MORE DOSES like that Maine and republican
rrssona perfectly safe Ia pedgng their votes
% speaker.
WOULDN'T be all strange should Wan st start another
manic now that folks Of York
their affairs
PAYNE say. hi. tariff law Is an excellent measure. with some
possible exceptions here and Of the exceptions that
Aldrieh family rubber oneh
wHooP HooRool Imports have increased over si5OooOo
unde the And Adrich defending
said that the consumer pays the tax
oors .upovc,s LITTLE BROTHER erpeo, tina, President
Kane Of the university Ministerial going
furnish the evidence OF red light grat7
SECRETARY NAoLE Is going to help Foraker stump ohio
the seventh son Of a seventh son-ofagun
OMAHA MAN has paid Des Moines $500 to quit
Omaha both sparkling Wen we'll and there's sdn
doubt o Of the high cost Of living
LIVINGSTON, Garden Grove, Ia, large
Big hungry cat in tree spied rooster hat Two
geons gradually filling in marks in Lucys face.
WASN'T Foraker who's telling ohioans
pat of that sousng, houseburnng shibboeth
"ot Oh cheek shall be returned while
many downfals Baeycorn7" roarod
temperance Joe Cannons him mile"
fellow the back Of the hail. and he Just
their chairs.
HURRY DEAREST Step IN let us fly by way of tho
back boulevard NO. Agy, ia 1910 model with papas
coughing the side poreh Moral There's you've
got 10 be hand 10 count when they hatch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

the six months they are here they
never get a BIZ Of drug"
Tell those judges TO send EN- up
for six years instead OF six
month"; said a TALLER sitting by.
In sin months We Just get EN-
where they might be cured. and
then have 20 turn EN- loose"
Fewer women than men are ad-
dicted TO drugs" DR.. Mason said.
but when a woman does use u.
she Is worse than the man. Per.
haps Il Is because Of her more high.
~ nervous organization. or perhaps
" Is because when a woman goes
down. she knows there Is no return
road don't know why IL is. but
she's worse.
"A man can always be reasoned
with. and he'll say. Yes. know.
I'm going 10 try 10 be different
But it's different with the women.
They don't care"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

else 70 use the drug. usually their
nearest friend
"A Capitol hin man. now a wreck.
said q vas the hAppiest time Of
his llfe when hia wife began using
the drug For = long time be- used
Il aud didnt want her 70 know IT.
Ne would Fet up IN the nigh and
go down and III the furnace ~ an
excuse 10 use the iopo.
-since have besu handling these
cases At The jail begin the treat.
mcnt BY cutting out The dope On.
ilrely ant ~ once. The dope fiends
will all Ell you ina. they'l die II
q liant '1ken away from them Efad.
ually. and that hss been general
theory.
when they make a fuss and want
the dope. I give them apomorphine
That makes them good and sick.
aud they forget about the dope In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
A BAD BEGINNING

What" cried the asson,,As,
mother. do you mean 10 tel 4.
that you actually sewed but,u,
on your husbands shirts whils /.
your wedding tOurf~
Certainly" answered the daun
ter.
You poor. foolish girl" exdsln
ed the mother. "Now he'll esbs
you 20 keep on doing H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

''sir." said the young man as he
entered the library for tho purpose
OF interviewing the father Of the
only girl. Il am in love with your
daughter. Have you any objections
to my suit2"
The old man looked the y IN.
over from head to foot.
Il sure have" he replied. Why,
wouldn't wear a misfit suit like
that 10 a dog fight Why don't you
try some other tailor2"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
MADE IT RIGHT WITH HER.

Pred what did Eds wife do
xhen she found he had marked all
the recipes she had ever tried
IN CT
Frank She raised Columbia But
he soon made everything right
with her
Fred How
Frank Persuaded her that N.
q. 4" meant Mic. Grub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
AN IMPOSSIBLE slTUlTlos

Mrs. Kumbsck who Is vlsiuu
her old town. Mr. Titixwwa'
Oh. yes. ] remember him sell: I
used 10 be so devoted 70 hss vi.
Does he love her stiii7
McCauier "a permanent 6wsx
II don't think he ever gsn
chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
oRsERYATIon oEpA

Little Willie-Ssy. pa. what's IL
difference bsiween q public ssy
ant and any other kindf
Pa--The difference. my sua /
that the public servant tries 10 ssI
bis job longer than the Other IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

Fred-I proposed to Mia Dirts
by last night.
Joe-Don't believe I knox As
II she well Off
Fred--Yes. guess 50 81 ~
fused me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
DIDN'T PROPOSE TO HURRY

His Wife, Just can't bear TO see
you smoking. John. The doctor
says II r. slow poison.
Her Husband-Well. I'm not go.
ing to take quick poison just TO
please you and the doctor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
INFORMING SON.

Little Willie Say. pa. what Is an
Indian reeersationg
pam Indian reservation. my
son. II lot Of land on which the
Indians are allowed TO live until
the white men want IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
a CONSCIENTIOUS DEALER.

Are you sure this milk Is ahso
iutely free from germs" inquired
the cautious young houeekeeper.
Yes. lady he replied I'VE boil
every drop OF water that goes
into a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
STROLLER'S COLUMN

should the rsformers ks., =,
hummlng aud wholeasl. y am
tons follow from the polles s, ,a
the civil service eemnts.,'9s'
might find themselves In ' sssil
a proposition similar 70 tba, s 49,
confronted them some YEA. 'aa
when applications for pt,slssa. 1A
the force we're not plenilfsI : 2
Seattle merchant 10 Inc y. ~
AT that time reeen, I ,.
grant applied. and among ~, ~
questions was asked how ~, yls
from Seattle 10 Portland ~. W
promptly replied. "Oi DON,
and Oi don't give a dom. Il 49,
the beat you're goin' TO give ~ y, !
Oi don't want H." ~
Ever see a child like thi,,
lie was Ia a down town ~.
terra. Iva esis
Il want some ice water
10 papa went TO the x,..
pitcher.
rs that Zee waterf"
Papa took two steps more
rs that ice watergg
Papa was getting nearer
rs that i--l-~i--ee watsr,.
Papa was almost near enough n
Is that i--i--i--ee water,-
Yes, son"
rs there ice In that ice w,,.,-
No"
Why isn't there lee ia Ira, 8.
whter7" ~
BY this time everybody /, a.
restaurant felt like running on y.
the street and yelling 49,.
water"
There aren't bones in gray. N
there7"
And then the Stroller LEI,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

you can't keep good man
down." quoth the morallzer.
HUH" relolned the demorallzer
III he's any good you cant get him
down"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
DIDN'T stay Cured.


Did be stay cured p
no. be soon got back into the
habit They don't want 20 be cured.
their moral nature il gone one
Characteristic OF dope ficnds a. that
they always want 20 get AoE.ebody
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
A Dope Fiend Usually Tries to Drag Some One
Else Down With Him-UsuaIIy His Best Friend
County Jail Physicians Tell
About Terrible Habit
Which Few Men Are
Strong Enough to Break.
~ MARION LOWE.

DO you know who il the most
miserable person ON the face OF
the earthT
a dope" ficnd.
Ito Is a wreck mind. body and
soul
And there " no hope. "No hope, ="
" The hardest sentence that ever
falls on human ears. but u IL ter
fibly true IN the oHae OF tho man
or woman addicted 10 drugs. says
Or J T Mason. physician az the
county Jail
The will power Is completely de.
airoyed." says Or Mason The
victim cannot be cured. and he can.
not reform himself. Perhaps II the
patient could have constant care.
hs might hg saved. bat he couldn't
be depended upon Somebody
would have TO keep the drug from
him
Experience in JAiis.
II IL pity that there isn't a
place where old timers could be
sent after they complete their jaii
sentence They are picked ap AZ
'vHEs. Judges send them 10 jail for
slx months. and We are just begin.
nlng 10 gct them Strengthened out
when their time ia up and they are
turned Into the streets
They're soft from good care and
DO work. and In a little while they
are back NJ old haunts and habits.
and the neat time they're picked up
the judge let's them 90 on a promise
% leaving town
"And thAt'a the life % a dope
nsnd--s Joint. the jail and the
street. They're vaaabonds, no &C
count. and there's nothing 10 do but
70 keep pushing them along until
they crawl on somewhere and die.
They haven't any sense 81
shame. They'll beg for dope Shcn
brought into the jail like a begger
on the street They'll do anything
10 Get a. One man ehewed up hts
YES, pocket. where he had kept
yen Hhee.'
Had Been Physician
They say they'll die N cut Off
suddenly from The drug and they
work every game 10 get ~ One
prisoner here one night argued with
me lie had been prominent
physician before he got the habit /
I know. be said. that the drug
must be discontinued gradually
You're killing me By keeping n 1
from me You're committing muir.
der I'm going 10 die
No. you're not I said Just Be. /
fore You die IN give you morphine
lie didn't die. said the doctor. I
and ! have never jet had one die
from Withholding the drug That
nhyAicina went ani ~ here Weighing
30 ponds more than when be came
IN tia told me be had wanted 10
hii me When ! refused him the 1
drug. but on leaving ne thanked me
for II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
ONLY OUTWARDLY CALM

7 undersand that during n Keep your
Yes; but rcscrtheless all in a pucker"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

FoH ns~, fundrTn surnithss foous at
lgH prices. ueii a. The Nirxinus. set Tir-
FiulA - near Msafiaka a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
THE OLD PROVERB

II the will In Unit
ed States. VIII IL also include he poultry"
Nope You they can't count their chickens they're
hAiched
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-17
SENATE TAKES LAST
VOTE on BILL TODAY
Will Act on Conference Report
of the Railroad
Measure.

WASHINGTON. d.. C.. June l6.-
G.. acc ely sidc-traoking his confer
cncc report on the railiCsd bill TO per-
nit the pessasc b. the senate Of the
s,aiehocd bill. ScEstoT Eikins lost MS
opportunity to oba final action on
the conference report today. He sue
cccccd in getting the hour of the
meeting tomorrow advanced TO II
O'Clock and practically obtained n
agreement O. vote tomorrow
The consider tion Of the report to-
day was begun al $40 p. IN. and
was confined to the delivery of a
speech D.. 1T. Eikins. After explain
ing in detail the VT Gus proviSicrs OF
the bill. as agreed UPON by tlc con
fcrces. Mr. Eikirs stated as bis con
viciions that 4 would prove Wice.
1t m1iks a definite and 6Istinct
advance in the regalat On Of inter
state c~-nrercc and control 81 res.
nc said. lIc d. dared that il safe
guarded the interest 81 no shipper
better than they had been heretofore.
nc also s7vc assurance that IS agreed
upon fhc bin viii cmbcdy the essen
tisl features r. NJ. Tafi-s rccoinmen-
Ga'ious OBJ iho subject.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-17
CIRCUS CARS WRECKED;
ANIMALS GET LOOSE
Frightened Pennsylvania Farm
erS Refuse to Help Round
up Menagerie.
(Rr Associated rress..

EBENSBURG. PA. June 16.-Wild
animals from a travelling circus were
liberated by the heavy wagon cages
striking a girder of low bridge as
the train vas running from this place
TO Galliiz. on the Cressan and Cam
bria branch of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road carly today. Three fiat cars
were dcrailed and three wagon cars
were dc moiished. The report that the
animals infested the country excited
the neIghborhood and the frightened
farmers refused 10 aid in rounding up
the menageric.
Two circus employees. caught in the
wrcckage. were painfully. but not ser
iousIy hurt. and were taken to a hos
pital al Altoona.
Later in the day all the animals
we're captured. except hyena- An
elephant was found by ;he circus men
a short ways from the wreck. drawing
water into his trunk from creek,
spraying IL over his back. Two lions
were browsing alongside the railroad
track. Noosed ropes we're slipped over
their heads and they were led down
the road and loaded on wagons and
carried back to cages. One OF the
hycnas that escaped was shot as Il
was sinking through the bushes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-17

NORFOLK. Va. June is- Colonel
James Mann. chairnaa oi The CON
mission OIL mrd bs the governor o.
Virginia o. present ~ 'hc rcpubf e 81
France TIE gin NJ The state ~ a re-
piica ~ fiondcn's statue of " sain-
ton. Wa to-day notified b. Frcurh
Ambassador JHs Grand that The statue
viii D. received .f Versailles August
bv The French minister 81 forrfgn
Affairs and ri-c.d o. marble hail 81.
the summer capiioi 81 France. TN
m.fiaicly orrcsiic % the CHAMBER %
deputies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-17
NO TRACE OF CHARLTON
IS FOUND BY DIVERS
Italian Police Believe Husband
of Murdered Woman Has
Left Country.
tBy Associated Press.

COMO, ITALY, June lG.-AlthOugh
divers worked all duy n the waters
of Lake Como, their labors we've not
rewarded with the finding of any
thing that would aid III solving The
mystery OF Mrs. Mary Scott Chari-
tons murder or serve rs clue 40
the fate OF the woman, missing aus
band. Porter Charlton
Many visitors have come here from
outlying distr cts ana from adjoining
towns to watch the divers at work
and they seemed greatly disappointed
that nothing more gruesome was
brought I'D from the bottom of the lake
than a ragged hat. an old shoe and
simila articles of apl-rel. which
were fond 10 have no connection
with the case
Nothing was scoyered today that
in any way would justify the suppo-
siticn thot Charltons body is in the
lake and the search has tended 10
strengthen the belief entertained all
alorg by the police that Charlton has
made his way out OF the country ana
may be now on bOsrd some outward
bound steamer.
Temporarily the animation o! IS
polatCn, the Russian suspect, mas
been suspended while the efforts OF
the prosecutor are being directed 10
IA tho Cugh investigation of the scene
and social relations OF Charlton and
his wife.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-17
Making Race Against Death.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. June l6.-
Diego Cabrera. son of President
Cabrera, OF Guatemala. arrived here
late thin afternoon on special train
from New York. accompanied by "a
physician and several nurses. The
Young mans condition is very serious
and orders have been given 10 the
consular Representatives of Gutemala
IN the United States to expedite the
journey home so that he may reach
bis ullive land alive.
Young Cabrera is suffering from
iubcrculOsi Is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-17
BRYAN C0NGRAIUlATtS
The CHIEF EXECUTIVE
proclamation Issued is Based on Com
plete Election Returns on Situation
of the State House-Ae''on OF
JUDGE overrul ng H $ Demurrer VIII
Not interfere.


OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA, June
16-Govorncr Haskell tonight lssueu
y proclamation declaring the caption
locating bill carried and officially de-
Glazing Oklahoma City to have re-
cclyed the greatest number OF votes.
The proclamation IS based on tue
comulete election returns fui nlshed
the .oyernor by the State election
heard. The measure carried by alr
proximately $4,000 majority.
Governor Haskell said tonight mat
the overruling Of his domrire r to pre-
vent the removal Of the clpitol from
Guthrie 10 Oklahoma City, by Judge
Ruston. "a Guthrie today, Will not III
the least interfere with the determi-
nation of the state officials TO remain
permanently in Oklahoma City
Governor Haskell. in his demurrer
took the position that rs chief exc
cutiye. he was not amendable 10 'he
state courts. The demurrer was
merely IA basis for securing a writ OF
prohibition in case II w1s over
ruled" said the governor.
A message from William J. Bryan
to Governor Haskell, received toess7y'
congratulated the governor on his al
ministration Of state AFFAIRS.
1T IS "A remarkable showing" writes
Mr. Bryen. You have, with great
ability and clearness, presented a
record that ought TO appeal TO your
PEOPLE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-17
Believes Probe a Political Move.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. June IT,
J. II. McLaurin. president of the
Soutehrr Wholesale GrOcers Associa
tiOu today expressed great surprise
that federal prosecution should be
taken against the association by the
federal authorities. Mr.. McLaurin be-
,Ieved teh sole purpose of action of
cCmpainants responsible for the pro-
ceedings is TO further individual litiga-
ton now pending in the courts at Biz
minghamand elsewhere in an effort to
influence sentiment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-17
CONT LIKE LEES GRAY
UNIFORM AT The CAPITOL
Virginia is Condemned by Vermont
C. A. 2. acknowledgements
Insult.
CRy Associated Press)

MONTPELIER, VI, June u
Resolutions condemning the action
OF the State OF Virginia in placing the
statue OF General II. +. Lee in
Statuary Hall in Washington, were
adopted today by the Grand Army OF
Republic assembled IN THAR i5rd an.
nual convention.
The resolution declared that Nir
einia had aggravated the insult 10 the
Union soldiers by draping the statue
in Confederate uniform and said
that had a style OF uniform in vogue
prior to the Civil war been used. the
action would find less opposition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-17
PATTERSON Is AGAIN
o NAMED FOR GOVERNOR
Democrats of Tennessee. in State
Convention, Nominate Full
Ticket.
ny Assoclated Press.l

NASHVILLE. TENN, June 16.-Thc
state convention which assembled IN
The Ryan Auditorium here today in
response to a call by the state Demo
cratic committee, tonight, nomniat-
cd he following ticket:
GoyernOr-Malcoif X. Patterson.
Memphis, incumbent.
United States standardization Nc
Millin. Carthage.
Supreme Court-W. X. McAllister,
Nashville; b. ID. Bell, Callatin; II. NJ.
Battle. Jr., Chattanooga; II. +. Madin.
Memphis; r. b. Cook, Chattanooga.
McAllster and Bell are incumbents.
easurer-DeLOng Rice, Nash
vile.
p mptroller-Frank Dibrell. Sparta.
Railroad COmmi ;siOn-J. W.
thomas. Dresden.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-17
NINE WOMEN CLAIM
PARSON AS HUSBAND
Negro Pastor Near Richmond Jumps
His Bail and His Marrying Re
cord is Revealed.

RICHMOND, VA. June l.-liov. :.
". Tucker. pastor OF a flock Of
negro Christians at Scunletown. near
Richmond. has jumped his bail and
disappeared. and his bondsman. Amer
lcus Dudley. was called upon today L.
pay $500.
Seven women have come forward
claiming Tucker as husband. Two
more have written 70 the same oi'
feet from North Carolina.
When Tucker was arrested Tor
rrowling AT night around the house
of still another colored woman, rab
bits foot. a bottle of gin and bottle
of cologne were found in his poke g.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-17
Taft Accepts Invitation.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. june 10
President TAFT accented an mvitat. On
today TO attend tse National Rivers
and Harbors convention which meets
In this city ON December Z. s and >
next The invitation WAS presented
by representatives. in congress from
four IiIndell, of Louisiana;
Madden and GRAF. of illinois: David
son. of WiSccnsin; Gculden, Of New
York
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-17
SELECT cHAUTAUoUA SIZE
Methodist Lsysnen Will Meet >
Wsynesviiie, ~ c.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN June is.
Wsynesvilic. \. C.. vas toby seiect-
"a as the site for The Chatsuqua Of the
laymcr's movement Of ;ac Methodist
Episcopal phrrch. South.
Tho fccatinE committee consisted
81 John r. Pepper. Of Memphis. *
y. davenport OF Chatfanccgl; siajor
4 n. Revnolsr. Bristol; J. H. Petty
john. LvnchDarx. Va. r. a. Schoos-
Gsid. 6 Danvilic. Va. r. ". Burcher.
Teiias. Texas. and J. : Carr. Durh7m.
y. G
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-17
Mrs. Masill Asks for Divorce.
By Associated Press)

N.-'TJ
ATLANTA, GA. June 6.-CharginS
that her husband, 5. A. Magill, nagged
and complained continually and that
ne was habitually intoxicated, Mrs.
Matte Howard Magill today applied
TOR a total divorce and the custody
of their four children.
Mrs S Magill is a stepdaughter OF
General Clement A Evans, past com
handkerchief OF the United Con
federatc veterans.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-17
ssund,rs IS aenomina.ed.

ROkNOKE. VA june fs-Thc
Democratic Convention OF The ft-th
congressional distr.ci O. Virginia. mt
toslv o. Roxy No.nt and unani-
sl,, usiy rorir7ted =. ". Salndcrs. of
Roxy Mount. a. candidate. Nr.
Saundcrs 81 tho present representa-
tive from fhc district and had no op-
position in che convention today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-17

NFW YORK june ie-r was g.
ported fonirhf shat fhc fcdcrl Grand
5r~r With has been inscsiigaiing
nic orcrsf.nns of he BAH motc'ucni
ia Nav crurn has returned iudicf.
meufr a. .nf .cversl prominent hrok
crs. warrants. BE- IS expected. VII
De- iseued tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-17

MANASSAS. va. June is.--Argu,
ments in she Second trial 81 ProscSscr
y. d. Harris. FOR the mnrdcr. last
1cmmer. Of ". A. Thompson. editor
cf the Warrenton Virgins. vii cioss
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