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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
STATUS OF HAMS
PUZZLE IN ARMY

NEW YORK. - Special. - 10 is un-
derstood that the War Department at
Washington Is now drawing up tne IN
structions which General Arthur Muir
ray asked for as 60 the status OF Cap
tain Peter g Hams. Jr., who Is in
Sing Sing Prison for the killing OF VIII
liam Y. Annis- The situation seems TO
be hedged with difficulties
Captain Hams Is still an officer OF
the army His name is month by
month registered in the Army List in
hts position OF captain Of the Thir-
tieth Company OF the Coast Artillery.
In the current issue he Is recorded as
being at both Fort Hancock. y. J., and
Fort worden. Wash. But he IL ABB
sent without leave" and consequently
hts pay has been suspended.
At Army Headquarters. Governor
Island. Il was believed yesterday that
nothing would be done until the turn
for promotion fell 20 Hams, and that
would not be for some time yet. as he
stands sixtiCth on the list.
The only military charge against
Hams Is that OF being absent without
leave. Normally the only way he can
-uSs 40 81 9olAI9s 9ul uuoIJ p9Aom9I 90
oence OF court-martial. But he is now
in prison. and the military authorities
do not consider it would be seemly 20
assemble court-martial there.
Moreover. e Is admitted that there
IS no degree OF certainty that the milf
tary court would convict Captain
Hams in The circumstance, or, m they
did convict him, would sentence him
TO expulsion. In which case the pres
ent dimcuitv would be increased rather
than removed.
There is one other course open
That is for the lieutenant next below
20 be promoted 20 Captain Hams
place. and for the promotion 90 b'
confirmed hy the Senate. Such
course has been sustained as legal b,
the courts. but IL ls regarded as an
extreme step.
FOR this reason it is believed that 5
will not Doe adopted until the question
Is brought forward directly by tn
name OF Hams coming up for promo
ton. az which time he will be quictl
dropped from the army, with the con
sent OF the Senate.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24

very Kind and pasd what seemed 90 tn
dieter the most delicate possible at
tention ~ proyicmE just tls- tuliiE.
that were permitted BY the doesVrs
list, and protecting him from all en-
tiCiug. insidiOUs tltrgs WniCh 90
might IN a moment 81 falnt-hearted-
ness have eaten. But tAis was iuliy
three years ago. and a. uCsf az fle
dieters went 20 the same great spec
ialist II was a simple matter 70 rernem-
Der what the diet was Now a sad
change has taken place.
Every one with any instinct Cor mo-
dernity diets. and az no selfrcspectinE
doctor Is without strong theories on
what one must az an costs avoid. Che
stomachiCal entanglements are past
comprehendlng People are 40 sensi-
tive II you confuse their diet with that
OF some one else. They have come o.
feel that 70 Ia an important part Of
their personality and no more O. 0e
confused than The color OF their eyes
or their views on socialism. This SEN
+ sitivencss ia most embrouinE. as one
has some doubts about the exact out-
lines of ones own diet A pursuing
wonder as Co whether lobster. not hav
ing been forbidden. is slu ,lina
so umay eat. OF was perhaps included
in che doctors vague harangue of
nothing rich When BE- comes CD el
tertaninE dieters the situation is ai
most too complicated FOR human uu
derstanding. Given six people wl.
cannot eat any Cf the same thlng JUS
what is one to do2
Subtract the forbidden things iron
ans cookbook and what is leIt. Bran
germs anuIa sauce. and "a stray Fne.
table coz two. TO is difficult to mak
an attractive dinner ONT ol such ingre
dients. and che necessary worry CA
the part of Che hostess has made d.
So nervous that her oau SADLY lt
ranged stomach wIl al.cst nothing @
an. which reduces her fo slipping G
hot water at various periods luun
The dinner. There seems nUt One .t
sult possible. Do uut being couNcrieI
for ordinary folk CD frlloN che plan
Queen Alexandria. which s we .f
told. fo take her cook with her whe
over She dimes out and eat only %
special simple dishes which bee serve
We VIII have Co. solve our profile
n tlte..lt way. lt So. stan nI
.o dine jon company elth our friends
and there BE- shrdlul ,sfa t.l AOlN
ana there is nothing hale as amu
lE hoEtesscs win provide au alr
.. loi lamp apiece and whatever raw GA
j. We. iu our note CO acceptance. Dab
requested then. seated about tae tf
ae can each amuse ourselves by pI
pairing our Itrle mnsses. joining
rne sake of couvlslallfy ln cae cCuI
=, Do say. orange juice or cream
D. cheese 81. y. Evening sun.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
CARICATURING
ST. PATRICK
MANN a. FPICTUREs NOT FUNNY.
HVr BISUrAL AND ISllSE-
WEREN'T

The movement begun tn some Sec
lions or the country last year 70 put
stop 90 the cariCaturinE OF 81 Pat
rick on postal cards has sathered
new volume as March n again ap-
proarhes. Whether maleV oient or not.
there is no doubt that the practice has
assumed such proportions and taken
such shape as CD bee offensive Go ala
decentiy minded people. Many 81 ths
ptcrures are not funny but brutal and
some o fthem are irreverent Just
how 20 end the abuse is Il problem:
ana there Isl even a possibility that
the very efforts which are being made
to check the abuse ErPH MfnyQ
90 check the annoying and Indecent
traffic win attract attention OF the mis-
chlevously inclined 90 its existence and
F give new Eest to a peculiar fora OF
II trouble-makiug next year.
However that may De-. uo lrishman
need fear that 81 Patricks memory
Will suffer by anything that all the
postal card artists Ia creation can do.
lie is more hrmly eushrined In the
hearts OF those who have come after
aim out OF the green isle, and their
descendants than eve rbefOre. For
proof OF how 81 Patrick is regarded
/ by humanity in general Ne need but
look about US every March On the
| United States In other times as or
L
celebrated by professions Of the Ri
bernians and various Irish Catholls
societies wherever located In sun
cient numbers 20 organize parades
This form OF observance. like the pa
gade idea generally ia this country
has gone out OF fashion 90 a c0nsid
/ cradle extent The faithful OF ST
Patr!ck's creed and teachings still
celebrate the ia yCf their patron
saint as best suits them. but there is
"A much wider and more significant
/ tribute paid 90 him throughout this
land by the public on every recur-
ring 18th OF March. The Friendly
Sons az 81 Patrick dinners that are
multiplying ia number and increas-
ing in dignity and Importance az the
years pass. participated in as they
are by the foremost men in business
and I'm State and national affairs are
mighty evidence Of the deathless fame
which attaches 20 81. Patrick's lie.
work. and character. They hear tes-
timOny % the position ne occupies IN
the worlds history and the place ne
has in true mems testimony
that cannot De impeached nor i'm
pugned by eli the post cards printed
between now and dooms-day.--Pi
burg Gazette Times.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
POPULARITY OF
LATTER DAY DIETS

A few wears ago an occasional per
son was met who Gieted. They were
,nthralled by the problem OF what they
could and what they could not digest
and their friends took a kindly inter
est in the matter. II was rather anus
ing 10 see grown person leading his
stomach through the pitfalls OF a din
ner. regarding each course as a Stun
BILE 10 be avoided an attack 20 be re-
pulsed. One wished him luck IN his
periious journey and hoped he would
not be downed by anything as petty
as a bit OF weakhsh. Hostesses were
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
CAR WRECKED
BY DYNAMITE
Explosives Hidden Under Center
Of CaT-Twenty Detectives Now
Working on - Thousand
" indow Pants II Neigh
borhood Broken.

PHILADELPHIA PA. Special
a trolley car was wrecked and ITS 0c-
cUparts had miraculous escape from
Death when dynamite bomb oper-
ated ly r. slow fuse. exploded beneath
lhe car al Ih.rty-tourth street and
Lenign Avenue Inc police te.ct.
shat tnr wrcrkiug of tne car was
strikers plot and twenty men
n plain clothes. are working ou tAc
case
The police have ascertained that
the dynamite bomb was placed in
thc trIcN beneath the center of the
ear. a gaping hole was torn out OF
the DBL .ldle of the noor and the root
of the cav was blown OF. Every win
dow WAS smashed and more than "a
Thousand paDes of glass lu the uelsh-
horhool We're shattered rs the cone
cussion.
Ine police have learned that three
men were seen skulklng around tho
car iu the barn at Thirty-fourth and
Huntington Streets shortly before 90
started out on It's Trip.
10 is believed thtN alc the men who
placed the bomb under the car. which
had gone but block from the barn
when the explosion occurred. The
mOtorman and conductor were cut by
. fragments OF glass but We're otherwise
unln)ured. There was but one pas
seuger iu the car. a woman. and al
though she is FRUSTRATED as a result oi
the terror and shock. she was nor
0thcrW Use injured.
That she was noS killed outright Is
: due 90 the fact that she was seated az
I the end OF the car.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
ALL The WORLD
SEEMS IN HAZE
GIATCOMA PATIENT PICTURES
THE SCENES A. THEY AP-
PEAR To- HIM

To show in picture how tho world
looks to defective eyes Isl not "a very
easy matter. Tor persons uGeriug from
these diseases. some OF which are rare.
have sometimes no ability OF inclna-
Uon o. pint their impressions on paper
or canvas. Am lntercstirg exception.
however. is the case OF "a glaucoma pa-
Ueut. Who drew several sketches for
the lancet. showing how the world
Appeared 90 him. Glaucoma is very
peculiar and serious complaint which
usually attacks people after middle
more COMMON amorg Hebrews than
Christ ans. owing to t1a condemnation
of the myouic eyes the shorts chted
arc less liable 90 10 than those of die
.erent vision.
DO usually begins with cfoudiness or
Cog. while ARTIFICIAL lights are seen with
rainbow and halos round them. a
general feature OF the disease is thc
gradual closing up OF the field of wise
SON tIiI the patient can see only what
is directly in front or him. An tho
world .s darkness. bot Tor ca long
distance there is "a dim-iit lame bob FRONT
II of him. down which humanity ape
# uroachcs. fn The Lancet picture th0
clau. ..n patient has depicted him-
I self Walking Through street in hil
7 city. showing tle street not bass it is
hut 1858 It appears to him. AS mat.
ter OF faDt. BE- is really crowded. lut q,
. him be- seems empty except for the out
man whom he secs as "a hlack shadow
just CAS- hc touches him. q curlou
featur. in this special case is the fac
that tir patient can evidently see th'
iuiioiU -s ln dim way. though th'
streets appear absolutely deserted,
The same man describes himself a
walking through sunny field which
Iappcots to him as 10 raVaged by a-
IeuemN. again he shows himself SEQ bed
.realieiug that his wife has opened th
door aud Isl coming toward him viii
la try tnt unable Co visualize this an
SHE stands diret as in fruut.-'rh
Strand
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
MOST SINGULAR
DEATH SENTENCE
PRONOUNCED BY JUDGE BENZ
DICT on 4 MURDERER N
NEW MEXICO.

Probably the best anccdote OF Judge
Benedict of New Mexico is that told
with regard Go his sentence OF death
pronounced apon one Jose Maria Mar
tin. who was convicted OF murder I'm
the District Court of Taos county UNI
der state of facts showing great
brutality and with absolutely no miti-
eating circumstances. Judge Bene-
dict said
Jose W- Martin. stand upi Jose
Maria Aia TIA. you have been indicted.
tried and convicted 10y jury of your
Countrymen Of the crime of murder
and The court is now about 20 pass
upon you tae dread sentence of the
law As usual thing. jose Maria
Martin. II b. o painful duty for the
Judge CT court OF justice 10 pro-
nounce upon human being the sen
teuce OF death. There is something
horrible about il and the mind OF the
court naturally revolts from the per
Torrance OF such a duty. Happily.
however. your case is relieved of al
such unpi asant features. and the
court takes positive delight in SEN
fencing you 20 death
You are a young man. Jose Maria
Martin. apparently Of good physical
constitutiCn and robust health. Ordi-
narily YOU might have looked for
ward 10 many years Of life, and have
expected 10 die at green CID age,
but YOU arc about 20 DE cat OF on
account OF YOUR own act. Jose Mania
Martin. IL is now the spring time, in
a little while the grass will be spring
ing up green in these beautiful val
legs and On these bread mesas and
mountamsiles flowers will be bloom
ing: birds viii be singing their sweet
carols. and nature will be putting on
her most gorgeous and her most ot-
tractive robes. and life will be pleas
ant and men viii want o. stay, hu'
none of this for you. Jose Maria Mar
tin the flowers viii not bloom foI
YOU. Jose Maria Martin the birds
will not carol for You. Jose Maria
Martin: when these things come u
gladden. the senses OF man YOU vii
be occupying a space about six bl
two beneath the sod. and the greer
grass and those beautiful flowers vii
be growing above your lowly head.
The sentence OF the court is tha
YOU be taken from this place 10 III,
county Jail. that YOU be kept their
safely and securely confined. in TIT
CUSTODY az the sheriff. until the da,
appointed for vcur execution. Be YER
careful. Mr. Sheriff, that he have NJ
opportunity TO escape. and that Vol
have him az the appointed place a
the appointed time. That you be s.
kent. Jose Maria Martin. until-MI
Clerk. on what day Of the month doe
Friday. about two weeks from thi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
Re TOREO LIFE 10 BABr
STRANGE CASE IN WHICH PER
SioEENOE cor PHYSICIANS
NON.

C-tE.u. artificial respiration. and
tle uulrius efforts of two hospital
IaN .als saved Ue llIe 90 "Lalr
NliAe. two weeks old. SON GO Nr. ANA
Mrs. Arthur Nlhe. OF I.e Lynch stree.
Brooklyn. iu tle Eastern District Hos
p.tal t.at borough early yesterday
TIE little fellow was so close to death
that all tests to detect breathing failed
to s-oW anything. the pulse practi-
cauF WAS still and ir was almost ina
possible to detect ans action of the
heart fer az least fifteen minutes lt
times The body. too. was cold. rigid.
ANA discolurcd
N.ivtt-s. aIdsHg such disccuraEiue
o...... rs. lrs f.,l.. .cs.i and Cohen
...r.a .a give up the tight tor the
aids uie. They were rewarded final
lv hy seeing conclusive movement
and On instant afterWard the young
ster opened iis eyes and began 90
cry. Mothers milk was placed ga a
drCuper and supplied Co the child a
drop az a time 10 a fev hours the
babv Was we'll enough 60 nurse natu-
rsllv. and 80 Isl thought now 10 Is ont
GO danger.
Those who saw the child say they
never knew ot "a case in which a per
.uu so near death vas dragged back
C lie. There were these who in-
listed tie baby was dead The doc
F 'ors detected. however, just the diCker
1f heart action and devoted their ener
-r nod skin to strergtheniug IT,
Fte baby. who has not vet beel
rrwe'. was taken to the hospital 0n
'elr.arv lSth 70 had been suffer
"r som an ailmfut which the outside
"n. s.ciaus had been unable Go dag
nose or 90 cure Drs. TiabCvicsh and
'o..l Examined the patient and said
'es srGerine from stomach trouble
A. sedative was administered Tho
rase was watched closely On Thurs
iav night the baby went into Convul
siors. Its body became blue and GO.
rpnlse dropped 20 practically nothir-
Red and black splotcaes appeared u'
the skin.
Hot and cold wafer plunees wer
used There was no response. Ok
gen then was given. but without 20
iect The form stlfened aud the eva
z tuned upward. Mirror and other test
b for breathing We're applied. Tire
showed no traces OF the child's breath
b. There was a warm ares on the should
- AIS end TIE chest and that inspire
b tne Doctors with hope FINALLY the
D. fr. ceeded I'm bringing the child baci
Z ..r sciousnoss.
8 From that time until early yestcI da
: trc hahv was racked by a series q
' rcuvulsicns. with a particularly sc
q ~-e enc or O'Clock yesterday morn
p ing That time even the doctor
b thought life extinct They continued
however. 70 force oxygen into th
r hehy's lungs and TO resort 70 artificial
- raS niraf ion
r Oh was not until fifteen minutes nj
Y terwavd that the heart. lungs. lcspi
g ratory organs. and the pulse began Z
3 assert themselves IL was asserted {
3 the hospital last night that the bah
5 bad gained strength so rapidly durin
the day il probably will live. notwitl
% standing IL was so near death yeste
y day mOTning-N Y. Press.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
BOYCOTTS ARE INTERNATIONAL

Discussing the causes of national
prosperity. thc London Statist sug-
.ests an argument agaiuat high tarid
which may ultimately become more
powerful than the .losest .eaaOunc
violence is never to be commenced
bar there are TIMES wheu force is
necessary .n face of reason blinded
ly selr.utercst The Staflst calls az
teutl0u Go the introduction az tne iu-
teruatloual boycott is in IS in
fancy. hut is has great possibilities.
Is Ras tae rttort of C.ira to the
Enlightened and generous attitude %
rae saudlot politicians of California.
and 10 drove LITTLE sense even mto
such eillls as those. incidentally 10
lCsI 90 great deal OF business. some
Cf which We MAY never recover. Ohi-
ua applied in the same way pressIrv
t0 Japan % was az course. au no
official and sternly discountenanced
by the Chinese government. But neith-
er that government nor amy other car
compel its subjects 90 consume Amer
lean OF Japanese good sif they pre-
fer others
Some attempt was made in India 90
boycott British products. In the in
terest of Indian self government Very
uue came OF it because. although the
agitators make great deal OF noise,
they do NOT reaily represent ANS large
part or the people of India lt was
"a strategic mistake. and Instead o..
frightening concessions from the Brit
ish government really revealed tae
weakness OF the party ~ disanection
with the result that measures taken
to suppress seditiOn have been OF q
much more determined character thar
they ever were before
Turkey used tue argument agains
Austria with considerable effect. Th'
Turks simply stopped buying Austrian
products. and in spite of the pro
tests OF the foreign oflce and the ra.s
OF the Austrian newspapers. a largl
business vas Immediately affected
Turkey was in the throes OF the lau
revolution 40 that time. with the bal
anCe swinging TO the side % th'
Young Turks. But the most stahl'
: ~ governments would have been @
70 avail. and Il is this which make
the movement formidable.
? Our legislators are capable Of ny
thing in the way OF tariff legislation
p 10 would be interesting 20 see VIA
b their protected friends would
; some important door we're subsequent
. ~ slammed In their faces Wall -
Journal.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
time. conner"
March %" your honor"

time. conner
March %" your honor"
Very well. until Friday. the 22d
day Of March. when you will be taken
by the sheriff from your place OF
confinement 10 some safe and con-
venient spot within the cOunty-that
is, in your discretion, Mr.. Sheriff;
you are only confined 10 the limits Of
the county-and that you there be
hanged by the neck until you are
dead and-the court was about 20
add. Jose Maria Martin, may God
have mercy on your SOUL but the
court vii mot assume the response
bility OF asking an all wise ProVl-
dence TO do that which a jury OF your
peers has refused 10 do. The Lord
couldn't have mercy on your soul.
However. II you affect any rei-
giOus belief or are connected with
any religious organization II might De
we'll enough for you 70 send for your
priest or your minister and get from
him-well. such consolation as you
can-but the court advises you g
place no reliance upon anything Of
that kind. Mr.. Sheriff. remove tbs
prisoner. Green Bag.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
SCENES At MONTE CARLO

There is ching about fne game
bliuc rooms at Monte Callo taat mrst
ne sail iu their favor. and taat is tle
tleclt-rlr alr and digriE.l m nuer
en- which the business is conducted.
lcuiettc is Cd legally authorized iuati-
uticu n One principally 90 Monaco.
and there are mo- "hauky -panky
tricks. such as are limited at iu some
notorious Paris "tripots. Here DAB
Monte Carlo the whole thing is dome
openly ana ahovehoard and Dr. you
lose vrur money WON lose f 'aitlr
and without the slightest suspicion 90
cheating OF robbery. and you have mo-
body but yourself 90 blame
When it is considered COO. that 'Ie
.rDupirrs are ga ming an average
sage o. tl2 q month One cam but mar
0 "a tire honesty and deAterity of
.tro men who daily handle thousands
trcs 0 o.. Douud g. sd. t.at
NcEts Callo croupiers and : l-ln-
tuis opinion Co. Monte Carlo-ar. a
,r-.--tiv rc~nectatle and honest
.-ft Cf me0. They seem quite WIKI
ut Dupidity I can only compare
ew fo trse Iciis bank messengers
"EaIccus le racette' who are dress
/ % BOZ l'ue coats and cooked hats. and
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
BLACK HAND TIRE ATENS
JUDGE John brown

NEWPORT NEWS. VA.-Special --
Police Justice ]. u. c.. Brown this
morning received a letter from a self
styled black hand agent advising him
20 pray every night and prepare for
death. as they will burn his house
while ne sleeps. The letter came
through the mail and for spelling
would make Webster weep. Brown
thinks II a joke or from one OF many
criminals with whom he has to deal.
The police here are working on the
case. -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
MILLION WORKERS
TO GO ON STRIKE
PRESIDENT or PENNSYLVANIA
FEDERATION or LN8OR II
SUES CALL FOR STATEWIDE
GENERAL STREKE.

PHII.ADELPfIIA. PA. - Special
r. f. Grcenawalt. president 81 ths
State Federation ~ Labor on Satur-
day began preparations GO call a
Statewide xeneral striks OF 100000
workers for Monces morning
Although Presilt. @ 8reena aalt had
not definitely de- .. on this courss
it was declared that only an imne-
date promise o. peace could avert fna
hasteuing % the state strike.
President Grcela oalt today dis
claimed all reaponsi lAity ON the part
% strikers for the violence 90 yestsr-
day.
THAT can only DO our cause ham,
DE dee Jared.
The attempts 90 dynamite two cars
lsst nlght--une az Coral and uauphtn
. streets and enrrhnr af Thirty rsl
. street and Columbia ANenue--today
were thc subjects of close investira-
zion by the police. The sitlatiun to-
taE showed nrmer deadlock than
tHnat compromlee. a score %
s.. nrues hate been proposed and re-
naa met cine Interests WursiuE fcr a
settlement since enc beginning of the
sfcn Refuse oncrcd Terms.
The Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Company bias outlined The terms en-
which it w.n accept peace. and g. o.
carmen. has definitely declared that
tne mem Uau not return CD uorS On
. those terms.
lIorc conferences were hcla today.
hat tDe result aanouur.u was The
, same. ana che prospects ol ha'rinr the
arrat industrial War fhrDureuat the
I State appeared more mcaEre than
II. ever.
Thc COR company Isl willing to take
III back thr mess sn these conditions
rt wII re-erruIuN nearly am hui
t f not the Ira whose discharVe brought
/. on the strike. Do wih give preference
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
RIcm nAY I'D TowN

CTS fMNft-Sfs nj CHEEK
I.fsNO\. Spcciat-The town
ner resort colony OF mtlfionalres IN
New England. outside OF NewD port. to-
day received from the STATE Treasurer
or Massachusetts q check for three
cents as its share OF the corporatkon
tex paid into the State Treasury IN