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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30
AdditionaI 90 News.

A ~ "~N~ +~tt" %~--' So -
Sanger
9 tons wheat hay for sale. Phone
or write 2. J. Henrichs.
Miss Helen Webster vas a Lewis
ton visitor the first Of the week.
Teams wanted 10 haul lumber
Raney Lumber Co.
L. R. Shaifer of'ioule ? made US
an appreciated call while in town
Monday.
To trade for good horse or CO.'S,
an up-lo-daie 500 Oliver typewriter.
Inquire al this Office.
Dan Cfsenbarg Of ihe Lewiston
Teller vas among the big crowd that
came up from Lsvisloa.
700 cords Of dry vood for sale
al $500 per cord.
Ramey Lumber CO.
Ia. Open River Line boats from
Lewiston have been annulied for The
present on account Of lov water.
Clean seed blue and bsardiess
barley for sale. IL miles south
vest Of Nesperce. R. \. Bougnlon
Mrs.. J P Turney left on last
Monday for an extended visit With
her mother and sister a. Norsh Yam
hill. Orc.
W. c. Foresman. editor Of the
oroGno Tribune ras ia sosn a abort
time Sunday shaking hands With old
friends ard talking a liitle politics
occasionally.
Mauisd. IN Ogden. Utah. on The
18th Of June. Mr. A A. Pike Of
Park City. Utah, and Miss {. Bsr-
tia Boyne Of Csangeyiile. formerly
Of Nszperce. At hon, Park City.
Utah.
S. c. Topper len Saturday for
cavila. wn 10 attend The Dig town
lots dfaving there On July iss. he
viii return about the 10th. The
many people here Who have Invested
IN these lots VII be much interested
ia this drawing.
Dr. ]. W Akin, our veil knovn
veterinarian. on yesterday MOVED
into lbe n. E Ware residence pro-
perry in she northwest part Of town.
which be recently purchased, and
Mr. Ware moved to his ranch north
wes, Of Nssperce.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Rice, for
merly Of vollmsr. have moved to
Nesperce and have opened a store
for the sale Of Grand Union pre-
MUM goods. opposite the opera
house. They invite all to call and
see their line and enjoy their rest
room when IN town.
hrs. d. v. Dowd and daughter,
Mis- Lillian, returned Sunday from
our.monlhs' visit with relatives in
Emporia and other points in Kansas.
Me- n 7 Could Mrs. Dowd,e
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

The best Investment on earth is 10
land, II you buy il right and buy il
on Nesrerce prairie. See P. H.
Sanger, real estate one door east Of
post Office.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

Candidates for Office in this couaty
can best keep their mes before the
people Ct this section BY having
them placed In the Hsrald's anuosn-
cement column. The Law premils
such announcements and premiss the
candidate 10 pay for them
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

Your horses feet are a good place
TO save money. Billie. The horse
sheer, saves the foot and the HORSE.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

Monitor Drills. Duschman Plows.
Mands Wagons. Kenny Hacks and
Bsegiss. See E Nelson, Mgr.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

We make a speciality Of fire
insurance on farm property.
Miller & AIvord.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25
Charlton in southwestern Louisiana.

u- l.,,.L.- f,,, n,,b,ruroDI 70
- Ira. ,Lat ,aor ,ho oil Cola IN ,bat
=, rN, L,,Im,J wood or oot,Io b,rsos
.,I,a,l l.u, oro uo,,,rtoJ &C d,;n,r fror, .bor-
49, 1' ~ n~;dant,lI. s+otod tho, Soma If rho
r." m,m nm+ Loro ,r,,cb 1.-Two rtocl, loft
n:,n .I;sL :, Lon,.a,t .b,;r ,ico o,o,s This is
49,, ouJ ,,.aro r,, +bo ,osSoc GO
.,', $3.50 aNs.o.;I,' 10 a,.;to ann, c,r,no+br if
ma,,L soan, oLn,n.t ,,o,,or "a cy;t;c;so tho Good
,on,Ia - thot ~l,.ol;tv for tboir lack Of ca,a Of
., w.. n,~ar !, 40, ,,.c;oo+iro ouoinct this
disease which has such frcmlent outbreaks in
tbat vicinitv n some other parts Of the state
where outbreaks camc practically every season
Ct drought, when the grazing was very close, it
soors that immunity has been secured by the
use Of postcur's vaccine virus.
TLo o,+hroolo If tho G;co,co IN Southwest
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25
SATURDAY. JUNE %. 1910.
The Logical Point and the Natural
ErIelnV.

TIN ,coIid Soutbr * n,aintainirp i cOIilitE
- =, ,.o.ricaIIv ,,an;m,,; @,;oYort Of New Or
o.,. &c tho l,n;coI ,oior for fhc coming crlc-
.otio, RI ina o,arinn If gbn Panama Canal
Tho cbior rival If N.y Orleans in The field, as
for o.. hoard from has been and is now San
= rorc;sco Az the Pacific Coast never does any
[bing T., halves there IS every reason to infer
,bot if tbn, want tho cy},si;ion thry will make
, .,lond;d os.s f., .oc,ra il whe1hrr thry reap
.,ococS ~. mot + the~cfnr. becomes all Of us
,,,bo orc con.oynad in thp snccpss Of New Orleans
h. ;o;n hands and enter into the active support
If o,r chosen IocaIitv, That New, Orleans is
tba Iooical MONT hos been 50 we'll and SO much
discussed Of late that It is scarcely necessary to
saw onvth;nr frrthrr concerning that phase Of
tbo ouast;on On the other hand, koWeyelT
bo,o * one phaec or the relation Of San Fran
,i,cc to tho nroh)cm that we have never pr
viouslv heard brought out as Was done a few
days ago in a conversation with our distinguished
parishioner. Hon. James Wilkinson. lie re-
ferred TO the fact that San Francisco was lar
distant from Panama and from tn" line OF tfaVcI
from the Far Fast TO the Canal. and further to
to the fact that the Pacllic ports are now great
entrepots for oriental goods and become the
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25
NJ. DAVID HASPEL,
Forfeited Parole.

Frank %Stockficth is again in the hands
Of the sheriff and now confined be-
hind the bars awaiting the Judges
sentence for assault and battery, under
which charge he was found guilty at
last term OF court and at the interview
ton and suggestion Of friends, Stock
ileth's sentence vas stayed by the
Judge on condition that he would never
return to this parish, which he had left
Immediately after the affidavit had been
made tor assault and battery, being
away for nearly two months, this he
agreed to do and was therefore parolcd
for sentence. On Tuesday he made an
attempt to return, when to his dis
appointment the sheriff awaited the ar
rival Of the train on which he was and
landed him safely behind bars to await
the further action of the Court.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25
POinte= a=Ia-HaChe.

Mr.. Foster and Miss Alice Dobson
drove through our place on their way
to visit relatives in our town.
Mr.. Nicholas Richarme, after being
away for quite a while. again made his
appearance in our town on Sunday.
Mr.. Isaac HingIc visited at the home
of his mother Mrs. Salvador Hingle on
Sunday.
Miss Evelyn MERCER, after spending
quite an enjoyable stay Of m week in
New Orleans, returned to her home on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hingle visited
friends and relatives in our town on
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25
and Reclamation IN the Bayou



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H'H'"''' ''''''"'! "' N'"'"'i' mas
p''H "i1"AIt'" 7''l''"l! !" ''H'''''''
id4I'
A heavy fog and brisk southWcstCrly
gaze "' ire '''''' A''",'.'S '0'S' '''"'''
l. 'sS1'''' Il, 1"'' "'t'h'"H VI @N 49,
'''' al" VIC ''S' VI ''H'' "'"'
inc San Franc''co people are nara! "'
|''N "S'''' i any
"'''''""H SECURE accom- ~ ''"s'''
"' '''' Pl'"'''' H''S'"' ,o'N'''''S ~
49,
l. ~ Sad'0" "'@' '''>'"'I' wa
"9Ho'h' !''"""rt hoos'''.a a. '!''' ~
'"' I '"'' ,''"'''''''' ''''
v.yss} nasr.
Il ''"''" '''' '>N'
VIII use river transportation D''"'''
!ltIS'"'3 AZ" Ne" ''''a''' ann ""!
points ali" mas oI'el'" l'N 'a'E' S'''.
,.it. ,,h.. a,d oth.r m.nn{arr,r,s Of
j.. .,,.i ,r,,c.
III" !IHi''" N'"''N '"IN' Al ""lA ~
N"fin~'ie'"' j" tF''"aitN 'f''e'!& |"
|; ,ht 'A'f' e. i'@l!'t""' Dr.''''H
n the legislature:
Ny-Corcr2yr JOSEPH /, Folk Of Mis-
s;rr; his been t.ymaIv launched 1t *.
l.,,.;. a," 5,,n.c-atic nr.s;Urn1i;l nos
,i,;it..
" ''"''! Na''''"" ''a'9'1'''' Has
-
-
1"' o. D. "'''"lJ '''a''tn'''' u
So"'@ u t'' ''"'e N"''o'''' "'''"s q"
\'''' E""'"h"" Jam "'' '"'' W."
rar. .,1 horbs will he hurled from
oroot ha;,b4. Of taryats and various
will ha .x.crted j.,
o.d,r =, ao+,r,,;ro +,o usefulness of an
airship in time Of war.
c]ounlo+. ~co,otarf,;,y nl,nt WIS
H,or'd IN ana of ,ho cailc If tho
Iawro, Citv
n. ,r.o;. Co.+~o, poIrooa !, ro
-, Ho;oL,
.nS. l.a +ho r,;1
road out of two millions of dollars.
lie couIherh ldei1c n"''io"" n''
lloateo d nolo issue Vi '"e''S-"'e
Innto
SCRANTON, MISSISSIPPI mas become 50
palhl1lIy gooo mat even 'he SEEMING VI
o,surdavs and vendors Of those defect
.h1a do;r,;or ava hcino arrestpd and
um;ohoJ hr tho ~vo,;.nt i,druc
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25
BtlraS.

On Saturday. June Is, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Munsterman entertained the Or
hinge Blossom Social Club at progress
bive euchre, ten games being INDUCED
q, after which the prizes were awarded
10 the following ladies'; ladies first prize
Miss X. Schoenberger, ladies' second
brize Miss K. Schoenberger. Gentle
mems first prize, Mr.. w. +. Smith, See
bnd prize, D. Lombardo. Afterward
refreshments We're served and other
games were played. The house
vas beautifully decorated with ferns
Ind flowers. Everyone departed well
pleased and voting this the most enjoy
kble affair of the season.
Misses A. and NJ. Brophy and F. But
er, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Childress.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25
Empire.

The marriage of Miss Philomene Tes-
vich and Mr.. Matthew Maletta was
solemnized at the Buras Catholic Church
Thursday, June Is, at noon. in the
presence of relatives and friends. The
bride was attended by Miss Kate Juri-
SIGH as maid of honor and the brides
maid was Miss Antoinette Hingle. The
brides brother acted as best man and
the groomsman was Mr.. Simeon Care
vich. The BRIDE was prettily gowned
in white lingerie, wore a long white
veil and carried a shower boquet of
brides roses and ferns. The attend
aats wore beautiful white costumes and
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25
STATE NEWS.

Steamship line. which has just rc"n-
. tered the New Orleans service after
having been laid up Tor NOR" than a
H'''' NV ~" nL
r.r nI,
,''"',s NN ,.I"I .nm
'o"' '"!''
IN'n Nv" '"'"' VIVA
"',""' ~
uu,u,o fouu ,.i, ob.v, h..,
r...u p,,,,,
""'
The state legislature, which seems to
have acquired the visiting habit, IS
scheduled to visit the Rice Experiment
''''' .
'""'''
The tOVlnTtOn DdlIy journal mas NetN
81" AN ''' '"''
A car load Of peaches was shipped
from Nustcn, LA. last week.
u 'P''.'' ''''''''' "'"' "
wbntbar n.y. NOT horas "a tha amount f
s1no ooo sh.,l h. i.su, T., nav for f.,
;,st,iIo,;,, If . s,v,rorr system j.,
shat tow,
.n,, u.,. ,;.i ~, f,r .,,. uf;mo Tbnr,-
Ja, .fwtrro,on l.st week when , steam
Win, IN orc Of H.. nnvnr ,,c,y.s burst
,caLl;rr filter :, severity that
J., l;.i t,a ,ox+ d,v
m.;.l;,. IN, oo.,l, -, .,,,
=, =. con w. .u, ful
~, -, H.. ,.,,,,.. ont o
:..-
r.. c.o,1o.a n;,, r,o j.,
U,,. po+on po,ro ,.r;,h Ia. ha,r .s-
sessed at 81, oVo per acre.
1,o Nnw o,,o,,- o;., oorro;} hoe M
sJoI ~ .a.oo.,a - w. o;.,,
markets. Anyone passing through tie
r...
~"
Although Just started a teW months
'sO' s,0"I"
DI
.,., =.
~" p'"'' 10" =.
'o. e4"'f>
".
'e''' ofeAe" '"" "' s''0
, =,
1 ''ia ''is "m; ra;
~ 'o.I" p''"'
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25

carried boquets. After the ceremony
a reception was held at the home of
Mr.. N, persSich and a sumptuous vc-
past was served. The wedding gifts
were numerous and costly. Apre-nup-
tia! entertainment was given by the
friends Of the groom in honor of the
bride VINO arrived from Austria a few
weeks since.
Mr.. and Mrs. &c, rye Bcndlch are re-
receiving congratulations upon the
birth Of a SCI.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25
Notice.

There will be a grand ball given on
July 5, at the hall of Mr.. Oscar Buras
ht Venice, la. The hall has been en-
arged for the occasion and 4 fine string
band of six pieces will furnish the music
bird as it will be an off day the launch
Standard will not make an excursion,
DO those coming will have to travel by
brain and mail boat, All are respect
fully invited to attend am! have a good
kime. Come one, cone all and enjoy
yourselves.
OSCAR BURAS,
Venice, La.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25
PARISH NEWS.
Triumph.


Quite an improvement has beer made
n Triumph OF late. The Bmlot Bros.
bf that place have one Of the finest
BANGING halls in the parish, the largest
and most up to date, having refresh
nent parlor, ladies' dressing-room, gen
lemen's dressing and smoking room. in
feet, arranged 50 that everyone cannot
help enjoying themselves andrealIy feel
ht aome. The floor Of hard wood and
waxed will make dancing a pleasure.
|rneir first grand ball will be given Sat
1rday, July 2. and all who attend can
>st assured Of 4 good time.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25
Notice.

Monday. July 4, 1910, being a legal
holiday the President Of this Board or
dcrs me to call a meeting Of the Board
Of Commissioners for the Grand Prairie
Lcvcc District on Tuesday, July s. 1910
at Y m. in the office Of Mr.. John Dy-
mond jr., @39 Larondelet St., New Or
leans.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25
Notice,

First grand bali given by the Rulot
Bros. in their ~up-to-date dancing hall,
ia Fameusc, July 2. Music furnished
b. n of New Orleans finest string
bands. Come on, come al and wa.tZ
bn the finest floor IN the parish.
BULOT BROS.
Triumph, La.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25

.J., A".r., g.: I>.u.
, :,
1,rnI ar! M>.~,ry, N.,-ay,> 81 IT,.
i..,,,. l,,;4vy,.. ~...s.... r.y,.-
.hN IL. N,pr ,.s.".... :2.tnrE'-
un,utr.rt to tih,. constitution p.-.,-
'''H N''.''' ''' 't"'' "'"'' Il: ','"'.'.
Cows
-. ..
CIV" 100" 800
''.,' ~. w.
.,u.; .,.,.L .,:r
Tn" II. Bernard public schools closed
last week after 4 vine months s"ssi"'.
1,,,, : u,yor,n.,. t.. ,.l,,.6 ,I..
,, .I,r1n.L, :, ,t. ~.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25
alrI c Il S,tandard

EUG. DE ARMAS. NJ. O. BU-
NAS and n. c. hUNAS, Own
trs, n. INUNEOGJ(H, Mas
tcrs; j. {. De AHMAS, Clerk.
Leaving Wednesdays and Sat-
urdays at 6o'cIoch a. m. We'd
n,sdays for Port Eads. Satur-
days for Eurrwood. Returning
Thursdays and Sundays
Freight received Mondays,
Tuesdays and Fridays foot of
Ursuline Street.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25
,lrStiis' Bend.

The hop for the st. frcciia Church
was a gay affair and very gratifying in
polndS, shilling AND pence. Tn" Pop
. u.ar Lady Cont, st is ascending It's r.
NTH ard now Is the time to cote fer
your fHvoritr. You, who have procraS-
1inatcd. awake and SEMI your mite be-
fore the crisis. All candidates are no
tilted to be present at the D.it' Hcnooi
on July lG 10 tUrn in their votes III
. >ra!rh envelopes; at 9 O'Clock p. N.
/ Sharp. c. Y. Sr@glr II. D., Jno. Bar
rois and Leon Perez nave been APP
pointed great mcgu!, caiiph and nH.ob
respectively. They will perform a lew
, stunt, in Keeping with thrjr degrees,
, ere the Gle is east. Following + the
STANDING of candidates.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25

EiiH a-ux%1I' GJ&S. LdIc.tS
PUBLISHED WEEKLY by
The Lower Coast Gazette 90.
f c MEYERS S. =. MEYERS.
T., resident Secretary.
Pointe-a-la Hachc. Louisiana.
OFFICIAL OPGiN OF:
PAQuEMi>i PARISH Police JCkf,
TLAgrgHTi: PARISH School. RoAED,
p~IAoIrHI:!- PARISH East JhrE i.'vEE DISTRICT,
La. HcGGsE BAsI; LFVnE DISTRICT.
lE,ID FRAIHiE LEylE DISTRICT,
RIPAS i.EyEE DI'TRICr.
TERMS:- DNE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE,
Entered at tac Hointo-aia-Hach Postottice as
.Scccrd Class Mail Matter.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. John Buck spent an en-
ioyable evening last week at the home
of Mrs. Geo. Schoenbcrger.
MIR. NJ. Schoenberger was the guest
the Misses Bernard last Sunday.
The base ball fans were disappointed
Sunday by not having any game, the
visiting team having failed to come.
A magnificent dance hall is being
erected in our town by the Bulot Bros.
who will give their first dance on July
md. Come one and all and have agood
time.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-06-25

The trustees of the Mississippi State
Charity Hospital at Vicksburg passed a
resolution to resign in a body. No rea-
son for their action was gwen.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-04-07
HIPPOPOTAMUS GETS LOST.
STRAYS INTO WRONG SHOW

NEW YORK. - Special. - a blood
sweating behemOth, for which half q
dozen animal men from Chicago hav,
been searching for four days. ":
found Sunday in the circus menager.
at Madison Square Garden. He be
ionged in Chicago, and as yet no one
wise enough to tell how he got t.
Madison Avenue and Twenty-s;xth
street has been found.
a behemoth is hippopotamus. and
rs a hippo weighs from two to three
tons, il would be natural to suppose
chat losing one on Broadway would
be about as hard as losing the mea-
sizes in a minute.
Last Saturday night. after a truck
hauled by six horses drew up ano
wenty men moved IN an enormous
wooden box, the night Waterman al
owed the parcel to be lowered to the
basement. The box was pried open
sunday and disclosed gigantic
hippo, pea-eyed. hang jawed. bow
egged and with a skin like pavement
At 9 o'clock John Patterson. the heac
animal man, arrived, and upon being
sold OF the addition 10 his collection.
set about finding how and why il had
got there. No hippo had been or
dered by Barnum & Bailey.
While they were wondering the
Chicago men arrived. A hippo had
been ordered from Nairobi for the
Ringing Bros. Circus in Chicago. and
by some error got to the Barnum &.
Bailey outfit.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-04-07
BLOWN FROM AUTOMOBILE,
CHAUFFEUR Is NOT HURT

NEW YORK. - Special.-Frederick
Berg, chauffeur for Arthur d. Brandeis.
of IA West Fifty-fourth Street, is try
ing to figure out just how his automo-
bile gasoline tank exploded, and why It
was that he was unhurt when he was
blown out OF the car and three feet
away from It.
Thursday night, after driving Mr.. and
MIS- Bra ndeis to a dinner, Berg took
the car back to the Cooperative Gar
age, $50 West Fifteenth Street, where
II was usually kept, and had il hoisted
to the Sc cOnd floor of the concrete
building, s. he could make some re-
pairs.
Berg was seated in his car working
on a part of IL when the explosion
came, and he was blown out. When
he scrambled TO his feet he saw the
touring car was on fire. An alarm was
turned in and the men in the garage
formed a bucket brigade. Before the
tiremen arrived there was nothing left
OF the machine but the iron work. The
automobile was bought by Mr.. BrandeiS
last September and was worth $4,000
There was no damage to the building
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-04-07
BRIDEGROOM AGED 20
DENIES WIFE LEFT HIM

NEWBURG, n. Y. - Special. - Will
liam -. Ashley, aged SeVenty-siX, who
on Friday was married to Mrs. Bessie
Carye. many years his junior, only to
have her leave him saturday, denied
sunday that ne ana his wife were at
all estranged.
The story that she has left me for
good and intended to get a divorce
was the result OF a word dropped in
a joke" he said. My wife did not
have her clothes here and she went
back to Sochain to get them. She will
be back Wednesday,"
Why did you not go with her?" he
was asked.
an old man." he said, and L do not
like travelling.
Il was asked if it were true that l
was married" he continued, land l
said il was and added, but my wife
has left me to get divorce. 1 was
only Joking, but iC was taken seri-
ously.''
Those who saw Ashley with his
bride Of a few hours at the railroad
station on her departure say he urged
her not to go.
Though he is worth approximately
900. Ashley does not handle any
of the money. He was formally de-
clared an incompetent and John h
Quinlan, who is committee of the per-
son, allows 500 a month for his
maintenance. Mr.. Quinlan does not
give him the money, but issues orders
which are honored by storekeepers
and others. Ashley boards in the
home of John Harris, an express
driver.
Mr.. Quinlan said that he had no
intimation that Ashley was going to
marry Mrs. Carye. II knew that he
had been corresponding with her for
several years. he Sid, but the
me. During the Ssceek he caGIc - - ~ :
and asked for ry<oney to get clothing
1 gave him tI.1 order, and 1 suppose
the clothes WSere Tor 5s the net W tSH
for the other expenses"
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-04-07
'BARRINGER NAY
NOT Be BUSTED
Board of Visitors Will Make Re
port in Richmond on
April 10Th.

BLACkSBURG, VA. - Special. -
The Board OF Visitors OF Virginia
Polytechnic institute, which has been
hearing charges against President
Paul Il. Barringer, will convene IN
Richmond on April 18th and make its
report. though il is almost certain
that the charges have not been sus-
tanned and that the accused president
will be eXonerated.
While the members of the Board of
Visitors were not satisfied that the
Welfare Committee of the Alumni
Association had made out case
against President Barringer, yet the
members were unwilling to make a
decision until they had further con-
Sidered the matter.
1t is believed that the board has
certain reforms to suggest for the bet
terment OF the institute, and that is
one reason the decision is delayed.
There was some demand for an inn
mediate vote. The following resolu-
ton was offered:
THE Board of Visitors having
heard the charges against DR.. Paul
b. Barringer, president of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, and his replies
to the same, are the opinion that the
best interests of this institution will
be conserved by the resignation of
DR.. Barringer as president of this in
stitution.
Therefore, be it resolved, That we
ask Tor the resignation of President
Paul 3. Barringer, to take effect al
the end of the present session"
This was lost by the following vote:
Ayes-L ID. Kline, r. j. Noel. Noes
J. c. Darlington, ]. M. Barker, L. Z
Johnson, Z. +. St. Clair. c. C. Kizer
j. ID. Eggleston, Jr., II. NJ. Smith, Jr.
and j. s. MuSgrave-S.
BY a vote OF to l, Mr.. Kline vot-
ing in the negative and Mr.. Noel not
voting, this resolution was carried:
Resolved, That a committee Oi
three, consisting of II. Nj. Smith. Jr.
J. e. Johnson and G. G.. Kizer, be APP
pointed to draw up resolutions eX-
pressing the sentiment of the board
on the charges and answers submit
ted, the same to be submitted to a
full meeting of the board at the Of
fee of the State Board of Education
in the State Capitol at Richmond, on
April 10, 1910, at 10 A. NJ, in execu-
tive session.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-04-07
INEN GAR LINE
TO RICHMOND
Gould Line Will Eventually Con
meet Norfolk, Washington
and This City.

WASHINGTON. ID. C. - Special. -
The mystery surrounding the survey
OF a proposed trolley line between
Ia Plata, Mo-, and this city. is ex-
planned by William Whitner, one of
the chief engineers of the GouIds, who
has been i'm charge OF part of the sur
Veys being made for the lines which
eventually Will connect washington
Norfolk and Richmond. 1t seems that
the people having property in that
part Of the country are anxious to inn
prove their transportation facilities
and appealed for help through some
powerful influence, either to Frank
or Miss Helen Gould, who are the
most heavily interested Of the Gould
| family in Virginia properties. The
chief engineer for the Gouids waited
until one of the Richmond and Wash
ington parties of Virginia surveyors
got near to the Potomac, when he
sent them across the river and had
them make hasty exploration of one
of the proposed lines. The Goulds are
so well pleased with their Southern
investments. ii is said, that they are
willing to listen 10 propositions con-
corning q new railway.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-04-07

Il deNing for sometifhs under
structure. he brought ont two
bags OF gold. He then waded in the
creek and went under the arch. HID
den in an opening between the gran
lite boulders was another bag and
more money was found.
The whole was carefully counted on
the spot and amounted to nearly $15.-
900. While Pulling was under the
house, he helped himself TO $4,000.
The cunning rascal then left the
officers and went 20 the Petersburg
Railroad station TO take the Southern
train. While standing on the plat
form he was rearrested.
Pulling was tried in the Circuit
Court, with Judge Meredith presiding
He was ably defended by Judge w. w
Crump and John II. Gilmer. Coun-
sci for the accused denounced the con-
duct of the officers in breaking faith
with him. Pulling, nevertheless, was
found guilty and sentenced to eight
years in the penitentiary. He died in
prison.
SOmerville was likewise convicted
but got off with a three-year term.
This crime also appears to have
been cOmmitte on a Sunday and was
not discovered until the morning
thereafter.