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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
cRIPPEN CASE EVIDENCE.
inspector Dew Tells Story Of Pursuis
and Canture

London. Oct. 19.-The prosecution to-
day continued In the case against Dr.
Crippen by introducing tho testimony
OF Inspector Dew. who pursued the
doctor and his girl companion across
the Atlantic and brought them bacls
to England under arrest Tho inspec-
tors evidence was a repetition OF the
story already published.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
Another vjcferv For chicoao

Tolkia, Oct 1s.-The baseball nine
representing the University Of Chica-
go. added another victory to its list
today by again defeating the Univer-.
sity OF Keio. The score: Chicago 5.
Keio 2.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
THREE a" LEAGUE MEET.
Principal Officers Are Elected
Pennant to Springfield.

Chicago. Oct. 19.-Club owners of the
Three "I' league held their annual
meeting here today. AL Tierney, presi-
dent, and the secretary and treasurer
of the organization, it was said, would
be reelected. The pennant was Off
cially awarded to Springfield, Ill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
A KENTUCKY ASSASSINATION.
Prominent Politician Called to Door o.
Homo and Riddled With 1uljets

Jackson. Ky. Oct. 19.-Matt Craw-
ford, prominent politician. distilIer
and business man. was called to his
door early today. and as he appeared
his body was rIddled with bullets. Tho
cause of the shooting is not known.
Charles Little and wife have been ar
rested.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
poLLlvER MEMORIAL MEETING.
Iowa City Commercial Club Pays Trib-
ute to Departed Senator.

Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa City, Oct 19.-The Iowa City
Commercial Club held a memorial
meeting yesterday in memory OF Sena-
tor J. P. Dolliver. Addresses were made
by Mayor Ralph Otto. President F. E.
Ayers. OF the club. County Attorney
w. j. Mcdonald and others. There
was no political coloring to the meet
ing, representatives Of both parties be-
ing on the program. Resolutions were
adopted and will be sent to the be-
reaved family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
DEALERS. TAKE NOTICE

This is Fourth Recent Reduction in
Price Of Sugar.
New York. Oct. 19.-All grades re-
fined sugar reduced cents a hundred
pounds today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
WEARY Of READING
ECCENTRIC WILL
DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH or
AMERICA WANTS RELlEF
FROM ANCIENT INcusUa.
READ At EVERY OFFICIAL
MEETING FoR rs YEARS

Officers Of Church Appeal 70 Supreme
Court Of United states TO Relieve
Them Of Burden Imposed BY Whim.
sicai Old Minister in Conditional Be-
quest Of $4,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
Telesr $ , News:
Veg \ and Crew Back on Land.
Te,S Thrilling Experiences.
y er Funeral Plans Changed.
IS ago May Witness Three Games.
: .rch Tires of Reading Will
PAGES TWO AND THREE,
Iowa News:
Carroll Will Not Appoint Senator.
Pastor and Purse Missing.
Odd Fellows at Cedar Rapids.
d. A. r. Conference Begins.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial:
Would Fill UP the West.
A Poor Dependence
Blow Out the Lamp
Topics and Iowa Opinion
Newspaper Comment on Dolllver
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa News:
Prohibs Annexing New Issues.
Iowa May Produce Champion Pugt-
list
PAGE SEVEN.
Story:
The Ring and the Man.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
Maps Finished: Data Not Complete
Time Extended to Jan. to Finish
Records.
Kunkel Death Verdict Is Reserved.
Await Analysis Contents stomach.
Local Artists in Recital
School Funds to Be Disbursed
Judge Wade Here Oct "a.
Herbert Parker Weds at Waterloo.
General News OF the City.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Rain Causes Wheat Decline.
Rally in Corn.
Cattle and Hogs Lower.
Deitzes Held for Murder.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
BALLOON STILL SAILING
Only Three Of Starters in International
Race Come Down-others Believed to
Be in Canada.

st. Louis, Mo-. Oct. 1s-seven of the
ten balloons which left here Monday in
the international race are believed to
be in the air In Canada. They were
last reported from northern Michigan.
near Lake Huron. One, the Dussel-
dorf H.. is taking more ortherly
course than the others. st. Louis No. 4
landed near Hilman. Mich. and the
Million Club also is down in Michigan,
and the Condor landed near Two Riv-
ers Wis.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-02-26
TITLE SHOULD BE FINAL

1t now develops that one of the prin-
cipal controversies between ex Forester
Pinchot and Secretary BalliDger is over
the title to minerals that may be found
in land after the government has is
sued patent. Mr.. Pinchot holds that
the government should not part with
title to the mineral, while the secre-
tary takes the opposite view.
1t is probable that public opinion
will uphold Mr.. Ballinger in his con-
tention. After a homesteader has been
granted a patent to his land, he should
possess the fee to everything ON top
of the ground and beneath it as far
down as the center Of the sphere, to
do with as he sees fit. If the land is
more valuable for mineral than agri-
cultural purposes, that fact should be
determined before the patent is is
sued; but if afterwards determined
that minerals exist, they logically
should belong to the man who has lived
on and cultivated the land, making it
his homestead. To do otherwise would
raise an endless amount of litigation,
and in this mineral belt no man would
ever feel secure in his possession.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-02-26

usual hours of duty from five O'Clock
in the morning until eight at night
with one afternoon during the week
tout" Nowadays the same class are
working in the factories on an average
of eight to nine hours a day, with a
compensation of from $25 to $50 per
month above living expenses.
With the increasing scarcity of do
mestics, and our laws forbidding the
importation of alien labor under CON
tract, it is not improbable that within
another decade, mothers win again be-
gin instructing their own daughters in
the mysteries of cooking and other
household duties.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-02-26
SAVED FROM AWFUL PERIL

1T neve felt so near my grave.n
writes Lewis Chamblin, Of Manchester,
Ohio, r. R. No. 8, Gas when a fright
full cough and lung trouble pulled me
down to lis pounds in spite of many
remedies and the best doctors. And
that I am alive today is due solely to
DR.. Kings New Discovery, which COM
pletely cured me. Now I weigh 100
pounds and can work hard. 1t also
cured my four children Of Group" In.
fallible for Coughs and Colds, its the
most certain remedy for LaGrippe,
Asthma, desperate lung trouble and all
bronchial affections, SOC and $1.O0. A
trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Eagle
Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-02-26
THE sERvANr-GIRL PROBLEM

Here in the west, where we rely on
Chinese cooks and Japanese chamber
maids, the "servant-girl problem" is
unknown. Not so, however, in the
east, where to most housewives it is
fast becoming a most p~replexing prob
lem.
According to the census OF 1870 there
was one servant girl in every twelve
of the country's population, although
called by different names. In the
cities they were "domestics," while
in rural communities they were known
as "hired girls" and were generally
one of the family. Woe to the provin-
cial housewife who had the temerity
to call the girl a servant, or employed
a call bell on her dining room table, or
required that individual to wear a cap
or other regalia indicating her inferior
position. She would soon be required
to perform her own hosehold work.
Thirty years ago, in the female labor
morket, but one woman in three enter.
ed domestic service, while ten years
ago the number had been reduced to
one in four, and it lis probable that
the census this year will show a still
further reduction.
What has become of themf Go to
the shops, the factories and the pro-
f~ession, and you will find them. Do.
mestic work rarely paid more than ten
dollars a month and ~"found,' with the
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-02-26

TINE TABLE.
Southern Pacific time table, in sRsst
July 1. 1909. Mountain time.
HAst Bound.
No. ARRIVES 500 .. m, Departs
sos .. n.
No. -Arrivss 1850 = ny departs
Asa .. m.
, No. 6-Arrivss 3:4s p. m, departs
3:4S p. IN.
No. 1o-Arrivss SOS p. m, departs
SILL p. m.
West Beund.
No. l-Arrivss 3:25 =. n, departs
3:ss .. n.
No. 3-Arrivss S:25 p. N, departs
s:Ss p. N.
No. 5-Arrives 4:20 . m, departs
4:23 .. n.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-02-26
TOOK ALL HIS N

Often all a man earns goes to doc
tors or for medicines, to cure a Stom
ach, Liver or Kidney trouble that DR.
Kings New Life Pills would quickly
cure at slight cost. Best for Dyspep.
STA, Indigestion, ~Biliousness, Consitpa.
tion, Jaundice, Malaria and Debility
Csc at Eagle Drug Store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
EiiIed by AyaIascks OF Coal,

New Yark, Jan. 3l.--Wi;h safety ir
sight af:er facicg horrible des.h 70.
more then sig honIs, t'icholss Nedsn
dock waa IDEALLY c.u:hei 10 dsa;h under
many tone of ccel in q chute Of th:.
lndtpe5deut Ice Company, st 81 u
street and the East IiVsr oa.'y tedsy
Ella body has aot y@. been recovered.
I've other tncD, Oharies Mohcr, che.
engineer, a7d Ohsrl1s Coo7eT ,,wA0 we're
directing The WORK g: tesene we're alac
cfEshs 0nde. The coal fad sra il the
hospital il serious condition.
Nedend0cE 4ss standing at the mouth
Of chute which is nsad TO get coal intc
The roller room Of the massive p|aut
watching The coal slae down. There
were two hundred tons ia The pile hoage
the chute which Ia about slv !aet sq1a.e
a. The month. bnt reduces il Ei2s rs i;
gels C Iua bottom, eighty feet below,
IN some manner ths Snoring support
ing the big coal pills gave Rsy and Nsd.
aBiock VIA swept OF his feet snd d0vp
the chute with much OF tho small cost
on top OF him. II could ha heard cry
iBg fox help and tiTemen and p9licemen,
sided By the cnnloyaa CT ine pau,
soUsh. to get him out by digging ct the
vast pile Of coal.
For a time Etdendeck vas able tc
direc. their course aud i1s! 20 it Looked
as though he would be reached. more OF
the supports at !ha Icp CT the coal pile
gave way and one hundred tons piled
down upon The month Of the chute COW
cripg Moher and CGoPer who were on
The edge Of the mouth OF the chute and
h1rgi1g hedardoek to depth of mary
feet.
Mohsr and Cooper were Dig cut ard
rushed to The tosp;tala and he search tx
Nederdock's body is s!lIl il rrog;ese.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
The Navy Couftmsrtiai

Boston, Jaa. 3i.-With a strong
probability tbct Miss Dorothy Here. If
Ohlcsso u.2? iate the stsnd for tha de-
lonce INA COS s!.mastial on Paymsstsr 2.
I. Aud aad Psst Assistant Surgeon DR..
Ans 7 Il. R9bne.t, opened at the Char
lea va ravy yard hore today. Aud,
and Elonet', who is said to be Mas
Hs,inr's fioanca, are accused of insult
iag aad attacking Dr.. Edward s. OoIlea
OF Baa!on, ~ navy eat dance hare, after
it is declared DR.. Owls had delayed In
Teturpi5g Photograph Of the Chicago
belle. Following tho alleged attack on
Oowlc4 1t is sta cl that the engagement
TT Miss Msdcliua SSif! to Fl .rry Daer.
Storer OF Atlantis. Ca, wa3 broken of
because Of Aud. This occurred prior to-
the darcs. It was also hinted that:
her father, Resr-Admirsl William Swift.
uNd h!a personal irfu nee ri the BIZ.
rssu Of Navigation to suppreas thG
charges which resulted IN rGpsiDand.
Mrs Oowles wen. to Washington and.
saw Secretary Meyer. She .sat that
n9 said he had never his-,: OF the charges
or seen the cnEl plant CT Ok. AIMEE. She
also saw Senator I.aGgo aad on ted him
g: cherae!ariz;ng tho ofanse gs "The
mos! Infamous thing | ever heard off,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
Steamer Damaged in q Storm

New York, jar. 3l.-.Wiia several Of
her liie-5oa!s swept a1ay, with deck
rsis bent and damaged, with stanchlo5s
and compauiou-RaVs wrecked, the I'al.
ian liner Ducs di Gno7a arrived today
from Coma and Naples sad reported one
Of ia. worst storms abe has ever accom- .
cred. On January 20, the vessel ran
into seVere gale. Waves "a, 80 high
.ha! tous of water mounted to the upper
decks On tbs port side, carrying aTay
everything portsbe and smacking uo
heavy iron aad steel fixtures. Hatcbes
were closed and passengers we're Kept Of
the decks. Many passengers were thrown
down and severely bruised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
From Washington.
70 ,Yrszpouasnos o. the Alexandria Gsxetie,
Washington, January 81.

| NSSuluStDpJ oaHuoiJ ci'
Claiming the! the Bedford stone qaar'
ries of Iudisns are being operated By
a trust end tbst several railroads ere
| violating the commodities clause Of the
Hepburn railroad law the lntersta!:
Com ms rec Commission Ia making an
iuves: G .tion with view OF ins'ilulipg
criminal prosecution. It is charged
that the roads own the qaarres in
| many instances and that the rela-
tionship between them is such that
they heye succeeded 10 fresz'ug out
coEpetitois. John II. Marble, chief OF
the division of prosecutions OF the la.
ters'a.e Commerce UaElioiss.op. under
whom the investigation is being hiade,
has recommended that proceedings he
started against tbs roads under the
com motitits CLAUSE which PROHIBITS rail-
roads from htuli1g produces ct mice,
&C., oTned by themselves.
A Gift of 1000, 900 to the Peabody
Normal Institute, OF Nashville, Tenn,
will probably be made a! the meetEg OF
the TIN ,tess OF the Peabody Education
Fand which will be held here lste TO.
dsy. J. Pierpout Morgan, former
Secretary OF State Richard 0 ney, for.
msr Governor of Georgis Hoke Smith,
and other distinguished men ere On
hand for the meeting. TIE Peabody
fund is now about the same amount SIS
when originally f,uudet by George Pea
body in 1877, $4,000. 900. according
to the terms OF the fund it may be eu-
tirely distributed now. The offer oil ST..
900, 900 was made to the Nashville In.
slitute some time age, with tho proViso
tia. tia state, county and city give
like amount. This has been promised.
The ways and means copmit!ee of the
House ia to probe into the causss OF the
high cost of living, Att meeting to-
day this decision Was reached, aud it Is
declared the investigation will cover
wide range OF subjects. A subcomnit.
lee vas appointed to report a: the next
meetiug of the whole committee, jas.
how this investigation shall be carried
on. The decision OF the ways ard means
committee to prone lhLo tne causes Oh
tue increased cost of living vas the di.
rsc! resni. OF word conveyed from The
White House BY Representative Long.
worth.
President Taft has indicated his ap-
provsl of the plan fer the rel u5l:csps of
the House to csucus for the purpose OF
sattling The question OF tbs porposed
change in the rules committee. Represen'
saiives Hayes (rep. Oal.) has prepsred
q petition for the csucus bu. will no! cir
culsts 1t before Wednesday. 10 the meau-
time, the insurgents of the 4 ouse viii
hold meeting to decide what attitude
they will take 10 the matter. The time
aud place OF the insurgents meeting has
not been 6xed.
The operations OF the Retail G'ocets
Association of Washington, one of the
organizations designated By Secretary
of Agriculture Wilson as "measly
little trust." were brought to light be-
fore the District of Oolunbis committee
OF the House today In ito investigation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31

A COLD WAVE is announced Tor tbi'
waek. The Wta.her Bureau last night
d .clsred that preaent bsromet!c concl.
tious Indicate moderate Temperature gen.
orally over the country until near LIE
close of the week. Then q cold wave ii
looked for from the northwest, which
will advance 10 the Atlantic Co.'s
Storms reaching The Atlantic seaboarc
.bou. the middls aud closs OF the pres
ent week will be siteaded by sharp lactua'
lions in temperature from the lake region
and Ohio Valley over the Middle Atlantic
and New England States, aud prec'P'ta
.iop generally east of tho Mississippi, 10
the middle and northern districts, partly
in the form of snow. 10 the Missouri ano
we,tern Mississippi valleys and the plains
states the precipatious will be light.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31

IN CLEVELAND, where the lirat meat
bogcot! was started, it is ssid tina! ovtr
so, 0OO have signed the pledge to atsta y
from eating meat for thirty Gays. These
psople will ask the legisla u'e to Fass a
bill 10 psnalize the retaining Of food in
cold storsge for logger than one month.
Ia this connection reporter for a New
York newspaper gained admltlalce io
ons Of The .lsrges! cold storage plants in
New York aud found records of food
atuffs kept as long as two.yesrs or more,
such as fsb, poultry, egsP. fruit and
mea!g. Eggs in come caees Tere hse
years old and originally had been I'M
ported from Chins. II is estimated ths!
an entire beef carcese for esch atult. 10
tbs country is held in cold Storage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 81, 1910
COMMISSIONER OF THE LAND OFFICE

COMMISSIONER OF THE LAND OFFICE
DESSErr wil probsbly be dismissed
from The public service as the result {
the B,lii eyer Investigation and The d..
rect testimony OF Louis f. GaVis, con .
plstea before the investigating commit
tee on Saturday afternoon. Whether
Mr.. Ballirser, 80 closely associated With
Dsnas.s in all that relates to the Alss'
kan coal isnd claims, can sill remain 6
membar OF lie Cabinet, will be CUES.
ton 10, Mr.. Taft to decide, but 1t shoult
not tske him long. The question Of
Mr. Balliuger's rigo. to remain would
seem 10 depend upon jast how much be
knsa concerning the efforts to turn over
the proE e-ty OF the public 10 The Cur.
niuehem snd other syDdicates Who in
tura eers operating in conjunction With
the crest Gsggenheiu syndicate. All
Che testimony thus far, including letters
from Ba'luyer and lhe cficers OF The
Jaterir Department, and rsspectir &
B,llreer's close association With tbt
mer who were trying 10 perpelsa'e great
fraud upon The public, both as frlerd
aad attorney, wGuld seem TO indicate
that nothing hsd escaped his knowledge
which tended either to I'd ace th' sc
slsims or retsrd thei. settlement In lave
of Ire claimants. Gavls declared Bal.
linger had seized in 1908 Ss attorney iti
PspresentatjVs kincaid in connection
With The Green group OF claims. de
s!so said BaIi0ger had prevented hiEl
from interviewing representative Met :
I.achlau in regard to The seme group oil
claims. Ir the plain unvarrished story
told by CLAWS uuder close examination
on Saturday, there seemed left 40 room
% douht tia, Commissioner Of the Land
Office Dannett hsd acted personally to
aid the claimants and to obatruct the
woss OF tho governments agents. Al
the sans time CLAWS declared positively
that Secretary Ballinger participated IN
tbs work il connection with the Cur
ningbam claims, Notwithstanding bis
lister declaring that he would hsve moth
Ing to do With them, because he hsd
baec s:tora.y fox uome Of the pa'd:s 10
SntrSrst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
TOday's Topographic News
Conditions in Paris.


Paris, Jao. 81. = With 200, 900
actually homeless 10 Paris and the
suburban towrs sud 100000 without
employ mem; with hundreds still i'm.
perilsd BY the H1od and scu e distress on
ev;ry hand, The government announced
,odsy that it "hss the 81 uation we'll IN
hard"
This stataneot mesns nomore Than tie
that crisis from tee flood Itself mas passed,
and that If everything gees we'll aad pons
of the threatened danger materislzes, tbs
city is in a position slowly to recover
from i;s terrible plight.
The Seine is recediug. but only st the
rate OF halt 40 inch an hour. The stage
a: midnight 8. the Pont d'Aus!srii!z Vas
&c feet and 9 inches. A. s o'clock The
s!age waa &c feet ard inches.
The temperature at noon Wss 81, and
gbile there Sefe 10 clouds to threa len
further rains, toe atmosphere VAS murky.
As Tire situation slowly improEes in
Paris, tie people ara coming to q realiza-
lion That they have not suffered alone.
In the towns and provinces conditions
are az deploTsble as in the capital At
By Sar Name, n town of 80, 600, il ID
estimated that 2 000 are desii ue and
sufieri0g. This town is but sample Of
nearly every city and hamlet along the
rivers oil eastern and southern France.
That there is still the grsvest danger
of iu,nre catastrophes 10 Paris 81 8 re-
snlt OF the undermining of the streets
snd foundations was shown today by the
collapse of the sidewalks in the Rus ST.
Lszlre and Rue Caumartin. The side
Tslsa were participated into the subway.
Psria, jan 3l.-A reign OF crime and
pillagr, ins!igsted by thieves AID
Apsches, issHespiug the food devastated
sections of Paris and its suburbs today,
despite tie vigilance OF the Thousands OF
soldicrs and police.
At Alfott7i|le today q boat containing
loa; Apsches Hls chased By : best load
Of maripes. A revolver FIRE HGa kept UP
b;tE'en The two crews, the looters' boat
ins;ly b ing sunk By the fire of the
marlnes. Two OF The robbers we're drown.
ed, une was captured and lyuched acd
the fourth escaped,
Another boat manned By Two pirates
~as captured by q police boat, The
lynchiDg OF the pirates ses narrowly
prevented By ibe police,
A thief arrested s! Ivry attempted 70
sink lhe boat OF bis caplora. The lalter
tied rcpe to the rOtbsr, thraH him
overheard aud dragged him through lie
cy waters icr three. quarters OF an hour.
The maa wss 50 called when fnsi,
taken firm The ERter that it ia believed
be will die.
The villas at Sa;n! Denis nave suffered
greatly from looter', while 10 the Bos de
VircedIes /. i5 worth citiZ-n,' lie !s
venture from his home after darkness.
Ohaysnton is overrua with thieVss
and the people there are aiming lhem-
selves, 81 ths authorities hs7s proved
impotent 10 check the le%lessues1.
a ss7e-in occurred ;otsy ia tie Rae
Rivoli, near tho place de la Concord
subway, The engineers have barred
The public from This section.
A half 2 blcGS OF hcH'ca in the Qlei
Toa,nells we're evacuated Today 80 tbsir
condition wss not considered sale f.:
occupancy. A big c:7e.in Of sidewalks
alnpg The Qiai d'AUstsrliIz Occurred
lhis AFTERNOON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31

Gov. SWANSON retires from public
Office a. noon tomorrow 10 become a
private cit;zan. H, lays down The re rs
OF Office In tie middle of session Of
the leg slature with every member of that
BODY his friend, and he friend OF everY
member. To show his popularity 1t Ia
only needed to mention the scene in the
House of Delegates on Wednesday last,
whao, by special invitation extended
BY both branches of The legislature, the
governor and bis wife appeared and ware
presented With beautiful silver service,
thu gift OF the members as token Of
their appreciation and es'esm. 1hls l.
uilboat precedentit is believed in The his
tory OF Virginia. Daring bis four years o.
service as governor be hiss undoubtedly
Isbored in thu interest and for the sd.
varcemeut of Virginia AID his success
may be neau'sd by the results. he
may have made mistakes, end who has
not, but his friends prefer to believe That
il mistakes they we're, they were OF The
head rather than OF the heart. His admin.
issreliou will 90 down In history ss 8
c,ean and III :cessful une.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-31
Family Starving 10 Death

Huntington, Pa, Jan. 3l.-..Aher
having lived 10. two mon!hs with. ro.h.
ing to es! BIZ: bark from trees, Harriet
Hsmpson, widow and two s,AalI chill
dren. we're found today By fos.hunteif,
starving to death in their Little hut ir
the Stone mountains, y N .sas from her !
The woman and childrea waro brought
to hospital here, whess IL ia declared
they will probably dis. From what Ito
hunters could learn the hu.ba d deu
two mouths ago and the unprotected
family waa sloHly starving 10 the 80,
elgded hat,