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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-21
r AN DO M
THINGS & filings

COME on with your open winter |
predictions!
HAVE you got wife her bat-eared |
toddle bonnet?
PORTUGAL seems to be weathering |
the storm nicely.
THE man who cries about his bust
ness is a wilmer. He's losing out.
HAS a man a brother and a half
when he has three half brothers?
KEEP an eye open for the busy lit
tie scarlet fever and diphtheria bacil-
| lies.
| COMPTROLLER Dunsing listens
good to a lot of Joe's old friends in
Hammond.
OUR idea of nothing to carry home
at night is some of these Christmas
magazines.
TINE for Mrs. Guinness to be found
again, and what has become of old
Doc. Cook?
MR.. Greenwald can see nothing but
trouble ahead no matter which way
he looks up.
THE season of the year when father
will be a very important parsonage is
drawing near.
GOODNESS sakes, Mr. Durand, how
) long are we to wait before we can get
| Hammonds census?
THE teddy bear epidemic in Lon
don has given way to the golliwog and
the paddleduck craze.
e.
THE Indianapolis papers look pop
eyed whenever you find them staring
| Iup towards Lake county.
, -
SIMPLY have to have that turkey
Rabbit crop is reported very short ant
supply of mackerel giving out.
6 us your skin on fire?'' asks an ad
$ vertiser in a newspaper Yes, and ou
= fleet are cold. What's the anwer?
WHAT ever became of the man VIII,
g was always looking for a chance t
make a freak election bet with som
s. one?
Il BIOLOGIST assures us that ne,
= animals are being found CONSTANT,
N Yes, our dog is finding new ones ever
Gay.
NO further bulletins are being r,
ceiyed from Chicago regarding Mr.
st Belle Crippen and the Hammond pul
lie library.
"ALL | want you to understand
. says the Lake county farmer, lis tia
you can't put anything over me
politics.
so far the country has not gone |
the dogs as some republicans pr
dicted. The country is bigger tina
parties or dogs.
SOME hired girls have more callel
than their mistresses, which show
that it pays sometimes for a mistrei
to be agreeable.
THEY didn't scratch my ticket
we heard a democratic candidate s;
mournfully the other. "They ju
simply raked it,"
OUR old friend, Lii Russell, wan
to give the ballot to women. Lii
husky enough to get out and do lit
fighting for her sex.
&C --eA-
go A LOCK of Napoleon's hair sold
s45 recently. If it is the lock that
~ used to pull down over his nodd
when he saw Louise 1t was worth t
as money.
of -
49, SENATOR Shively is now in Michs
Reese hospital in Chicago. Are !
e to infer that Kern's election made t
III distinguished democratic senator s
fer a relapse?
re- --A&-
10 YOU can't help but admire the p
severance of some preachers. Lo
how they go over the same thing
u.s. their sermons again and again and
the same sermon too.
ax CHICAGO is worrying" says an
change whether bridegroom shol
have trousseau. Better let 'em ha
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-21

JOY riding would be much safer"
says an Ohio paper, eff there were no
steep entertainments and telegraph
poles" Yes, but there would be no
JOY rides for the undertakers then.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-21

CHICAGO is worrying" says an ex
change whether a bridegroom shoul(
have a trousseau. Better let 'em have
anything they want, it is their las
chance to have anything.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-21

YOU can't help but admire the per
severance of some preachers. Look
how they go over the same thing il
their sermons again and again and in
the same sermon too
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-21

SENATOR Shively is now in Michael
to infer that Kerns election made the
distinguished democratic senator sui
fer a relapse?
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-02
RICHMOND PROBABLY HAS
ABOUT 100000 PEOPLE

RI G. II n o y ID. Y As p C a IT,
IS hle super -sor Aoorc. 90 the
rhirl census District SIM refuses g.
make puluc tnc population ~ Greater
Richmond under thc new census. have
.ue strict orders c. rhat eject. 40 in-
Icatous point Go Tire CORRECTNESS oi
,le lstim t. made several weeks ago
81 The y ourl4l. ot between l-e.uNt
and 10000
hladiug Inspector Beck states that
-nere are "a lItif more IMAM lN,vpt
arlu pied homes .u tli- lLt-- rive mem -
Beers to family ls sercrAll. accepted
she average. Net as n WfAl o-
lhe homes tltre are more ul-n one
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-02
HABLISTON WILL HEAD
THE CONSOLIDATION BANK

RICHMOND. Special.-W. NJ
Habliston OF the National Bank
OF Virginia. is TO be the presi-
dent Of the bank after consolidation
with the Bank OF Richmond. and
John SHELTON Williams VIII De first
vice president. w. Meade Addison. az
present the cashier OF the Nauonai
Bank % Virginia. VIII be the cashier
Il the consolidated bans.
Mr.. Addison stated that there had
been no official action as yet- Il have
heard that aIr. Hablston has been Sc
.ected by influential men 80 both banks
COR The presidency and that ] VIII be
laucd cashier. ] can cDly hope u %
So. but have as yct received no nou-
.cnton 10 that effect"
There can Re no doubt but what
this Isl the program. however, though
/ officially IL has NOT hc-u nnnounced
4 Afr. Williams Isl Iu New nrk. An
t other vice president is to De naTne1.
ana lt IS expected thai this Office VIII
f president OF the Bank of Richmond
4 This appointment has not been ON
+ cially made yet. either. but 10 IS un-
derstood that b VIII be made
Acting Cashier H. 4. Williams, or
tire Bank OF Richmond. had nothing
Co give out this mornlne- II know
nothing OF the terms % consollda-
tion2" ne said.
The capital stock % the consoli-
dated bank VIII DE $1,000. 900. and
the surplus will be $500. O0o. and de-
. posts close 90 100000.
The new board Of directors viii be
chosen equally from the directors OF
/ the Bank CT Richmond and the Ma
tional Bank OF Virginia The con-
b solidated bank viii occupy the site OF
, / the Bank OF Richmond
John SHELTON Williams is the pres
. emit head OF the Bank 81 Richmond
= f Frederick Noting. vice president, and
H. A. Williams. acting cashier. W
N. Habliston is president OF the Ma
g tional Bank OF Virginia. ". Mead
/ ! Addison. cashier. and .. s Norton
+ assistant cashier.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-02
IS CENTS BUYS ENTIRE
ESTATE OF EX-PUGUIST

NEW Especial
the smallest estate ever administered
ia this city was settled when Public
Administrator John T. Robinson. OF
Queens. Monday gave % cents TO the
CITY Chamberlain % be held subject
70 the claims OF the heirs OF old Bin"
Portland. a negro. To reach this set
tiement q land developing company,
BY which Portland had been employed
up 10 his removal 20 the Flushing
Hospital. where he died a few weeks
ago. had 20 petition the Surrogate
OF Queens county.
Many years ago bill" was heavy
weight bare-knuckle fghter and ng-
ured Ia battles in Harry Hnls resort
on the shore OF Flushing Bay. When
his fighting days were over he had nc
money. 80 ne became a Waterman foI
a realty company. After his death
the company wished % get possession
OF the shanty iu which he had lived
80 the Surrogate was requested 20 ap'
point an administrator.
Mr. Robinson found a trunk. cloth
ing and a large brass ring ia which
was set a big piece Of cut glass. back
ed With quicksilver. When cutting
dash 81 his better days Bill AWAY
wore this ring. which his admireTl
mgstook for a diamond.
A 5uDkman. attracted by the rfns
bought the entire estate for Is cents
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-02

the vessel held up was nor nSing the
American Gag puts a different aspect
or the caRe. The situation - compli-
Gated however. By the fact that the
United States does not recognize the
Nadrix faction. which IL operating the
Venus ~as the constitutional govern
>of Nicaragua II IS understood.
according 20 diplomatic authorities.
that from the viewpoint OF the Jniteo
states the Venus committee piraucaA
action In holding up the Elfuerzo-
That some action concerniaS tne pOs-
sfble future acts OF the Venus Is 20 De
taken by the United states seems cer-
tain Owing 20 the fact that WASH
lngtox and New Orleans are oSerton
Win secret agents OF both EstraoR and
Madrfz. the State Department Is not
making public any plans OF action mar
Commander Gilmer may De oirecteo 10
execute -,
The department. has no informetion
concernln< todays report OF the death
of Es1raoa en- Biusfeida
Governors Father Dies
DOVER. Special.-Death en-
tered the home Of the Governor OF
Delaware yesterday evening. taking
Simeon Pennewil. father OF Governor
I simeon S. Pennewill and OF Chief JUS
/ tice James Pennewil.
He was eighty-five years old and he
I said he was the happiest man Ia the
I world" at the age OF eighty-four on
the center OF the stage OF the Dover
Opera House when he saw his young
est son. Simeon. sworn in as Governor
OF his State. with his son. James. ad-
ministering the oath.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-02

The principal dificulty with the
rule that two stngiar nouns. united
bv the conjunction and. must have tee
verb in the plural Is that there - no
such rule II no more exists an Eng
lssh than Il does. for Instance. IN Ger
man. or for that matter In Latin. from
the grammars OF which IL has been
fofsscd upon as BY this Is meant
that there Is no rule which In such
circumstances impSratively requires
the verb 10 be in the plural There
would he little objection 20 stating
il as a general principle. were ample
Allowance made for the cases 10 which
10 does not apply. In the majority or
Instances the construction with the
plural Is something more than the
prcferable one. it Is really the only
one But there Is a respectable mi
nority In which the use OF the s;ngu-
lar verb is more idiomatic and there
fore distinctly more desirable.
ID IS a consequence OF this view that
tht number proper TO be employees in
any given phrase depends largely on
the conception Of unity OF diversity
which "a is sought 20 convey. IL there
fore cannot be decided BY any alb
stract cut-and-dried rule. Do the two
or more WORDS forming the sub1ec
blend into one idea tn the mind ~
The speaker or writer Does he seek Z,
make the fact OF that blending promi
Dent1 In such q case the singular
verb should be chosen in orcer q
cause the conception OF oneness 20 q
controlling. II. on the other hand
there is no such feeling OF unity @
impressio n-as in four cases out o
. Eve there IS not-the plural numbe
, Is the one 20 be employed. But IN
, point. here 70 be made emphatic.
that tn the large domain lying be
: tween the extremes tire use OF IN
z particular number rests in the q .scrt
q ff.- az the writer and not az the dix
= r.tfo- Of the critic. The former ma
e. subject himself 20 iust cencure FOR =
s. sorting 20 the wrong one. 10 he iaci
b. tno sers.fiNCncSs 60 tatom whic
s. comes from the possession 20 gent
s. ,- f~rm intimate familiarity wiJh %
best usage
r Ert far more lTke'y Isl the latter
.s .'-rft~ lrnen hc sets out 60 make
De- Universal and ina scriniuatc apple
BE- f..- ~ a rr-le which Isl subject 60 ma
fold except. o-s --I'hor'as r. lour
.n-g. in IfarDcrs Na-azine FOR june
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-02
WILLIAM SEYlER
IS GIVEN FREEDOM
Wan Accused of Murder OF Pretty Jane
Adams on Atlantic City's Mil
lion Dollar Pier.

ATLANTIC CITY ~ Special
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..r.a r.rs Adams nu tne lL.llou Dol
r..- .--.,.s Ia Dali. nome from
49,. --.ss-.- -.-r. r--ff-x ua VA.
.-.-.- ~. er--
-'
N-.- .
-t."e--- 800,
----.' ~ $500 ---- - -
Lot ..' --.. --,'' ..---- ~ ~.
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-it'f.- -t- "'Fe l-". @-'
'tN e--e 20 r. -0-
nave near l-li'l t---- %.
was So lirr "r~.1 s-i-el 800.
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-,-..- $500 t ~. 1890 l.-,'--
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. 49,
..-,
az ~ -,le- -,.--. .---..,.t,- 49,.
~
-ne men y ~ .I"- u'e- - -.--
an- l-e-te--eN - 'lr4 S.'i. tt- -i oli
'nr Na4" o- ."t- "-t pr F'-l- 49,.
t-"' -.-s -. --s -
'" Z --l-- '--s
enc ii1 nave Ie-e4Eeu .--r Yt.-..'l- 'l-a
49, -ite" 1"e" %" '"ei- Ie'-i % az
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-02
LEAP INTO INLET TO
ESCAPE RAIDING POLICE

STAAFO G o y N.-Speeial--
Darien constables raided Monday a
-.speakeasy" at Conender's Point at
the entrance 20 a section containing
the homes OF wealthy summer resi-
dents. among whom are John d Grim
minis. Mrs. William Ziegler. a H Rem
shaw. j. 4. Trowbridge and Arson
Phelps Stokes
The constables found A little back
room OF the place filled with men,
many Of whom were drinking. When
the constables burst IN the drinkers
ned in dismay through a rear door
opening upon an inlet OF Long Island
sound and leaped of the veranda into
the water. The tide was out and the
fugitivcs houndered in mud up TO their
waists.
one man stuck I'm the mud and was
unable 20 extricate himself The con
stables hauled him Our The proprie-
tor OF the place. Fauu Earvaras was
fined SIS and costs
The raid followed compis n Re made
F by the Collender's POINT sum-ler resi-
T dents.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-02
MEASLES CAUSES
SCHOOLS TO CLOSE

STANTON, VA--Speoial.-On
account OF the prevalence OF
measles the Virginia school for
Deaf and Blind closed this morn
ing. earlier than usual, and with
out the formal commencement ex-
erCiscs. Diplomas were awarded
to Y. Aubrey Terry, OF Richmond;
Virginia Harris. OF Locust Creek;
stephens Lindsay. OF Ocala. all In
the literary department, and Ira
Rrunk An niuuo funfu-. Medals
went 20 Horton Barker for voice;
John Hunter. for scholarship; Au-
brcy Terry. instrumental music;
Stephens Lindsay, Instrumental
music.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-02

San r. NSns were 60 oe appointed.
CAPTAIN Mills was then but of the city.
Mr.. Davis however. toit me tSiftta~s
over the telephone thai Mr. Peters
Dekore. that AIR. Peters had attended
80 rnsKe hsns chairman OF the COM
mf1See. Ar Peters MAS asked aoout
Tins. ard refused - discuss T. saying
u gses private matter. Thar Il the
uree that ne Claims. reporters Tn
sfzScs rpoa as private Atari
MI. PoisSru N&s eSkt. Asss - dfc
not wish TO serve uron the committee.
ard ssld q WAS for reasons that ne
aid not care 20 Si-~uss-
Thas- aove~cf. mould BE said IN ies-
dee 10 Mr. r<sslar.d- Tns Reporter %
neved that as original Information
~as 80 N,coreSs ShRJ ~ did noi ass
AR. FssitArd n ne had been appelny~A
II -. eioped that Ne ~as ne ecsuAiiy
49, .intec. hat he go 'hAt NJ a.
personnel Of the committees now ssrv-
Mr. Cutchins could not Re found
that DAY. and Mr. Lynch Is on the eN-
tsting committee.
NJ. Peters. that day. Was STANDING
in front OF the Commercial Hotel. and
The Journal reporter asked him n ms
report OF this tentative COMMITTEES va
t correct he said thai n Il was ~
would not tell u - a Journal repre-
sentative
ASKED why. ne sid that The Jour
RAJ. on the 6ay OF the original puolica
tfcu. had u1isreprSsented the story o
the afrasr-
That story was written In the mai
\ " a. Gentleman whose name Is sync
avn for respect and kindliness-h,va
Il % eSferrr 81.
Il Is nothing more than fair 20 81
that neither DR.. Miller nor Ny Brow
had a part IN this course
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-02

- epor1rrler 1hf reruafenese fin-
ratssanfa ~ tre Hrtfe-rnown Island
~ TerrareI are as good az their
brethren ln Java and e.selr here. Arm
- glrh 81 rne they uAl bring down
scores ~ birts wtth maEnilcent plum
axe. amongst chem the birds ~ para
lsse. ror ahlcn fney obtain from four
- Owe dollars per bird. Another "a
sorIre form % sport - TIE catching
~ Gsn and q KIND ~ tortoise. called
rfrIr.are'- This - done on GaTE
nights wEe1 the -tripangs come %
the s1rface 81 t8e water % pre4tne-
on showing Themselves they are
caught Hlth nsrige-uace harpoon-
Tte natives ere great experts Ia re-
moving the valuable shell from the
back ~ fhe tortoise - the cruel pro-
cess % holding the poor creatures
over a IRE Very often they are etili
alive after their natural covering has
E been removed. and IN this case they
are thr0afn bac.k into the ssa, where
4 fhev are allowed 20 grow Another
FHeiI--a IouR and slow process
emzI sharks are caught in a yers
orsrsnal way. About a dozen cFy CO.
coaDuf-shells are strung together and
fhrowr in4o the sea They make
/ Gail noise on touching the water. and
80 cause the sharks 20 come No and
ses what - going on. when they arf
caught with harpoons b. the exper'
foherunen.--From "A G1ei1t King
dom" "a TIE June wide Woric A.2s'
xlna. 1919
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-02
MADRIZ FORCES
FALLING BACK
Field Guns Operated by Soldiers
Of Fortune from the United
States Army-Sharpshoot-
ers Pick Out Trench Dig
ers as They Work.

BITEFIELDS. - Special. - The
Madriz forces are now falling
back and the Government army
l. likely TO lose the advantage IL
has gained ia view OF the fact
that a. H. apparently demOraiized.
A. the army OF AIadriz fell back
under the heavy rain OF shells.
again and again IL attempted 10
hold its ground, throwing up
trenches about tlse city. The sol
dicrs were killed a. tiIcy dug the
the emorts OF the American hold
bitches, picked of by the held
guns operated by the American
soldiers OF fortune or picked on
by the sharpshOoters from the
States.
Win the fortunes OF the insurgents
a Ifnost from the hrst dependent on
the Nicaraguan war Is now clearly
more a struggle between Americans
than between Central Americans. Men
from the States form the backbone Of
each army
schooner Is Searched.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May Is
The State Department was advised Os
United States Consul MOfntt az Biue.
fields today that the American owned
schooner Effuerzo. OF Nicaragua reg
lister and flying the Nscaraguan nag
has been stopped hfteen miles OF
Bluehelds by the Venus. the maori
gunboat. and searched.
The department today said j
without Information concerning IN
fightlng at Biuefieids-
II IL also maintaining silence a
10 whak its next move Will be IN tn
Nicaraguan situation and will not dis
cpes the orders given 90 Commands
Gl.mer. OF tbs Cruiser Paducah. ex
cent TO state that the United State
will net hermit nghting 81 Blpehelo
under any conditions The fact tina
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-02
Particular Diner.

what was that man making such
a fuss about7" asked the restaurant
proprietor.
HE found a couple OF hairs in the
food. air." replied the waiter.
~Oh. In that ally
you see, air. he's q vegetarian. and
you can't get him 10 eat anything but
vegeta bIos. "-Yonkers Statesman.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-02
NO LYNCHBURG CANDIDATE
SPENT CENT IN ELECTION.

LYNCHBCRG, VA.-Speeial.--Tt
developed today when the last OF
the arveafy-nexem candidates In the
recent primary. at which candidates
were nominated for fhe city Ceuu-
Ell 20 be elected June i4th, taat not
enc 81 these candidates spent
~~~.v - 49, Ss.~s~a d~f~ssrS-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-02
sat. 900. 900 GINS
BREAK IMPORT RECORD

NEW RK.-Spe Diamonds
pearls and other precious stones 10 the
value ~ nearly sf4.ooo. geo have been
brought into This market during the
ast ten months by New YORK Import
ers During the present month the
.ss.r.e-tation 81 Jewels "a expected 20 be
increased IS fully $4,000. 900 more. In
June BE- a. likely that this sum VIII be
duplicated. 20 that the aggregate FOR
the year u-ilI be $4,000. 900. an
amount exceeding the record year for
importafions BY fully S3.9Oo 900.
Msideu Lane importers who were
spoken 20 yesterday regard these i'm
ports as significant Of improved bust
ness c0ndltioua IL points. they say. "a
a period % the greatest prosperity ever
knowa- The diamond trade ls always
the last % feel the upward trend OF
business conditions.
The heaviest previous years wers
E 1895. when imports valued AZ ff1.1eo.
+ coo were received. and 1907. when tn
total entries were valued az $40 zoo.
( 600. ACCORDING 20 the figures az IN
4 AppraissrF Stores. the heavics
months during the yast year for ola
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-02

A Proposal.
I'VE used 20 be Gweethearts when
We were kids" said the man
I'VE did" said the maid.
s.Gsnce then I have been diVoFceo
three timee- And your
'~rwfca."
Well now that we happen 20 De
unmarried simultaneously, euppos@
we hitch ED7"-Iouisvilis Coarfsr-
Journal
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-02
GRAND LODGE
HAS ADJOURNED
P,thiaRs Decide 10 Meet Next Year In
Harrisonburg-An Lodges
Fl0urishing.

LHNCHBURG, VA. May &C.
The forty second annual cOnven-
xion OF the Grand Lodge OF Nir-
ginia Pytfians adjourned aI noon
Friday after completing the work
OF the lodge. which included the
installation OF the new Officers.
The Installation was conducted
by J. IL Dickinson, past grand
chancellor, who acted as supreme
representative an place OF ID. q
Richardson. OF Richmond. who
could not be present
The next meeting viii be held at
Harrisonburg, at which time and place
the rapidly growing Pythian Sisters
will convene
The committee having ia charge the
Hines Memorial leaves the conven-
ton with instructions % report plans
and specifications for the much DIS
cussed memorial. and IL is expected
that this viii take the form OF q me-
mortal building on property held py
the committee in Richmond
All reports made Friday indicate the
lodges OF the State 10 be in flourish
ing condition. Resolutions were adopt
cd concerning the deaths OF sixteen
mem bers OF the Grand Lodge curing
+ the past year.
LYNCHBURG. VA. May 26.-The
T Grand Lodge OF Knights OF Pythias, In
1 annual session mere e4eCAeN AAAe AoL'
I lowing officers: Grand Chancellor. "A
NJ Lewis. Staunton. Wee Chancellor
John Y. Boone, Franklin, Prela &c. tn
I Rev. l. T.. scott 6ristols Master 90
I ENcheQuer. b. A. Rufiin. Richmond
Keeper or Records and Seals, II. ~
Darnau. Roanoke; Master az Arms
charles a.. Savillc. Richmond, lime
Iuard. W a.. Carrington, Charlott
county, outer Guard. j. ~. Elncr1
Rural Retreat
The hev. John II. Dickinson. @
. Richmond. the retiring Grand chan
-euor. Yesterday afternoon resigne
his office half 1n hour before has terE
- eVpircd iu order that Charles T. Blan,
q Portsmouth. uhp. when Grand Vic
chancellor accidentally had been pr'
vented frc- being elected Gran
|rhancellor. ml ght bee elected 90 th.
office f0r the remaining haif hon
/ which was done
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-02

seO. Geo pencils in year. This means
that for each mile OF track thirty PEN
els are needed ia a twelvesnonth---St-
Paul Dispatch