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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
MAN ESCAPES DEATH
BY WALKING PLANK
Aged Citizen Of Keysville Has
Narrow Escaped From Death
By Fire.

Crossing a plank hurriedly placed
from an upper perch to -Eraroy tree,
W. b.. Green, eighty years old, escaped
death Friday morning about o'clock
when ais home at keysville, Va, was
destroyed by fire, The aged man was
slightly burned. but his Injuries are
not considered serious
The fire. which was of unknown ORR
gin and did damage OF about $4,000,
with sf5e Insurance., was-seeH- by
AeiR hbefE. who, running to the scene,
found the old man and his son en-
trapped In the house. board was
hastily placed from an upper porch TO
q tree and crissing this fraiI bridge Mr..
Green and his son safely made their
exife.
The lower story of the building was
used as store and pool room and the
two men had their apartments above.
The IRE was discovered By the son
and awakening his father. they quick
ly found their escape by the. stairs cut
81 ~ rapidly approaching nameE.
Running 70 the top OF the verandah the
couple vas rssAsasA. The bulldinx WAS
= tctAl To- vs. M 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
COURT BUSINESSES
PRICE INDICTMENT
Last of Cotton Scandal" of
1905 Heard In Washing
ton Tribunal.

WASHINGTON. May 20.-The in
dictments against Theodore II. Price.
of New York. in connection with the
cotton report leak" were set aside
to-day by Justice Gould. of the SUI
preme court of the District of Column
bia.
The indictments were dismissed be-
cause of the presence in the grand
jury room of a government agent.
They referred to the famous leak"
Of 1905.
Justice Gould also dismissed indict-
ments returned against Moses Haas
and Frederick Peckham In the same
connection In 1908. He refused. how
ever. to grant writ of habeas corpus
designed to free Haas and Peckham
from charges under similar tndict-
ments returned against them In 1905.
which still remain in court. When
they were indicted with Price in
1908, Haas and Peckham were order
ed to come here by the supreme court
of the United States to answer. When
they arrived, they were arrested on
the 1906 indictments also.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
BIBLE CLASS men
LEAVE ON SPECIAL
FIVE Well Filled Coaches Pull Out
For World. 3 Ceaven-
ton.
GOVERNOR IN THE PARTY.
Race Question Gives Train OH
Gals Some Trouble At
Elbs.
IN THE PARTY.

Five coaches were filled with Sun
day-schooi workers en- route to the
Worlds Convention when the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
special pulled out for Washington Fri
Day morning shortly after I O'Clock
from Elna station. Another coach was
cxrr.ao g,ong ror rtTs accommodation OF
those wishing to boare the train sIong
tho route.
A number of women were iT, the
party but the men largely 2redon1l-
mated Gov Mara was also on hand.
having decided at the eles enth hcir to
70 up OF the special. instead OF walt
Ing for the regular $40 train. as ne
had planned Another member OF the
party was Secretary laArlss If tae
Aouthern Commercial ConSress who
was bound for the natinna! capital On
business. re occu pied a seat with inc
governor.
Mr.. Scott Gratified.
Mr.. ~. G. Scott secretary OF the In
tsraenerninationaI Sunday school as
oociation OF Richmond. who went AS
esneral director of affairs, estimated
that he would have at learf zoo men
morn Richmond in the monster i}lh!c
class perads Friday evening Mir. scott
expressed qualification 1T the large
number OF men that turned out TO
make the trip from Richmond. lie Is
one OF the delegates from Virginia 10
the Worlds Convention
Governor Mann stated that he eX-
pected TO return TO Richmond Friday
night on the special, after participating
In the parade at tho head OF the VIZ
xfy,sa delegation Tha first OF next
week, he will go 10 Lewisbnrg. w. Va.
TO attend the General Assembly or the
Presbyterian Church ~ ono or tire
commissioner from East Hanover
fresbytery.
No Designs or Senate.
While mingltng with the crowd al
Elha station Gov. Mann stated me-
Mentally that he would he done with
politics when he completed his term In
The executive mansion. and he made
II known particularly that he had no
designs on a seat In tbs United states
senate.
The race question figured II, a small
way In the trip from EtDa. Shortly
before the train pulled out. respect
able looking colored woman boarded
one OF the Goa ches and took seat her
presence In the coach was called 20
the attention Of Travelling Passenger
Agent, Walter Taylor, III charge II the
train, and for time he was In
Quandary as TO what to do. lie had no
Tim Crow coaches 10 the train neither
were there any separate partitions pro-
v3ded He finally made provision for
her, however. and the incident was
closed
The incident called to mind the re-
ports from Washington that the race
question In connection with the Bible
class parade gave promise CT cnusing
eosne trouble until the committee In
charge decided to draw the color line
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
FINAL ADDRESS TO Be
MADE BY REV. DR.. GRAY
Richmond College Annnounce'
lor 1st,fttt---- =, an iisslx--
efciScS.


Rev Dr. 70. y. Gray. OF Atlanta,
Ga. ex-president of Georgeto"n Col
1age. Ky, win deliver the 1tdrcss at
Richmond College commence nent cX-
0rcises which will be held this year
on June IL, AZ. IA and 10. Or, Gray .
address win he delivered the evening
o. commencement DAY, June 10, when
academic degrees are to be awarded.
Honcrsry degrees viii be awarded the
morning or the same day.
The commencement sermon Will bs
delivered by ReV. y. 6. s. Wallace
y. D, % Baltimore, ex-president Of
McNaster University. ToTontG. Can
Addresses by orators and historians
Will mark the exercises on June 10.
TUESDAY. June -, yin be Alumni dag
On this day the ANIMAL meeting of the
college trustees i'll also be held. In
the evening the dramatic club will
present THE Two Gentlemen Of We
roma
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
CASE OF HANLEY
GOES OVER AGAIN
Man Charged With Robbing Mr.
Baker Denies Guilt, But I'm
able To Give Bond.

Thomas F. Hanley, the alleged
pickpocket accused of being one Of
three men who went through the
pockets of Representative w. W. Ba-
ker and stole Sl3. was arraigned for
the second time In Police Court Fri
day and the case continued until next
Tuesday, IN order to give the detec-
lives more time to search for the
missing men.
Hanley has employed counsel. but
as yet has been unable to furnish
bond. He denies tho charge. In
court Friday he showed the effects
OF his confinement. being very pale
and apparently nervous. He IL about
twenty-five years of age. neatly dress-
ed and talks with Northern accent.
He claims that he went to the South
ern depot about two weeks ago to
meet a gentleman who was going to
give him employment. He had been
in Richmond only a few days
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
PUT CITYS AFFAIRS IN
HANDS Of COMMITTEE
Important Change Provided For
In Report TO Be Made TO
Charter Committee.

The council committee on ordnance
charter and reform win meet Friday
night in regular session TO receive the
report OF the special committee on
change IN government appointed some
time ago to look into the commission
plan.
An ordinance VIII be recommended
with the report advocating the Gre
alton OF an administrative committee
to be composed of Ave members who
though subordinate to the council are
to be paid for their services and ara
"a have entire charge Of the affairs
of the city.
II approved by the council commit
tee the report and ordinance will be
sent on TO the city assembly for dis
custom.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20

WAsHIAGIOA,- d T. Nay 50-Iay-
mastsT-General Rogers. chief OF the
Bureau OF supplies and accounts. will
apply for retirsme nt with the. grade OF
rear admiral under the thirty years
ssrvice law and his application will be
approved BY Secretary Meyer and the
President ~ was announced to-day
Ee viii probably be placed on a re-
tired llst within the HeNt TIVE or three
days Secretary OF the Navy Meyer
hA@ already selected a successor TO
Rogers but Is shedding the. announce
ment OF the appointment until he has
had further conference with the new
chtaf regarding The xeytatca u tAs
methodA p8 tho bureau " f ,s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
WILL GIVE PERMIT
To THE WIRELESS
Supt. Thompson VIII Not Insist
Tint Company Take Out
Permit.

City Electrician Thompson has de-
cided that he will issue a permit to
tho Constitutional Wireless Telephone
and Telegraph Company whether that
compury prucurcs city franchise or
not.
Representatives of the wireless cor
poratton have established an office here
and have given out the information
that they intended to equip tho city
with wireless system.
They do not ask for right of way
through the streets and alleys, and so
procure a franchise such as is held by
other telephone and telegraph compan-
los,
Electrician Thompson will give The
station here, he says. IL the regulations
of the electrical code are complied
with,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
CATTLE MARKETS.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSaies at Union Stock Yardx)
Richmond. Va. May 20. 1910.
week ending May le;
Best steers. INC: few extra nns
sa =, y, steers higher medium 70 good,
s rs se medium te fai t. s s@ss ssss
size: common to fair. $3.50; best
cows, SIC! medium to good, So &C.,:
common to fair, sh 94.c.i bulls. AZ q
head. Calves. SO &C.; extra, $40; best
fall lambs. -7c-. medium 70 good ~ q
Nc; sheep, common to good. ah q
she spring lambs. MOE: extra
god, higher. best hogs oMc-. medium to
good. s9shc.: sows and stays. s9sh. ,
CHICAGO. ILL. May 2o.--Cattle re-
ceipts Thursday--6500 head. Market
s hs Steers ;;sssSs1s s sHm
fes.rs caves Ho sssexfss h
2,.ooo head: Market q sso, sGiec , lever.
sS.soaa.7o: choice light. s9,7o0s.75;
pigs. g. rs ass 30 haik1ef Il sales. sa SEQ
ket sd1oc lower. Sheep, .s5.2s@s.25:
yearIings, sssolb7.oo; lambs. s74o@
300: spring lambs. $4,000.
BALTIMORE, NIL, May zV-Stock
on the wharves--Cattle--The market Is
ffrrner under fairly active demand and
moderate receipts. We quote. per ID
Choice light veais. skc. good. do. sna
0; large and fat. per head. $loal5:
rough, thin calves. per head, $eal0:
choice calves from nearby points by
express, sA.
Sheep and Lambs-Smooth fat lambs
and choice wool sheep In fair. demand,
and the market Is steady. We quote
sheen, No. /, fat, s40oa4.bo; do, per 10.
4sa5c.; No. sheared. do, 2Aas; old
buck. do. stsa4h: common. per hesa.
.si.60a2 90; spring lambs. choice. per 10
ISAa9; do, ordinary, do. 30
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
TORE HER HAIR OFF
AND BURNED IT UP
Marie Coleman Literally Snatch
ed Bald Headed BY An
Angry Rival.

Marie Coleman was snatched Daid-
headed hv Lizzie Jones, her one-time
friend. but suddenly her jealous rival.
for the smiles OF beau brummel OK
the ward.
All OF the false hair worn by Marie
was ruthlessly pulled from her head
and hurled into the fire. As g. result
of the snatehins Marie appeared In
court with her top piece anadorned
by raven locks
The women talked for half an hour
and more. and Justice Crutchfieid pa
tientiy listened. At the conclusion or
the conventional duet he calmly fined
them SIS each, and both went back to
the pen. the first occupants of the
negro quarter for the morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
INITIATE GOVERNOR MANN
INTO PHI ALPHA DELTA RANKS

Governor Mana, Attorney eiIt-ftt-f AT
Samuel Williams and former Cover
nor A. ]. Montague are now honor
AIRY members Of the Phi Alpha Delta
Society of the University Of Virginia,
a delegation Of students having mi
tiAted them in their offices ThursaaY.
The students, representing Thefaas
jefferson Chapter. initiated Attorney
General Williamg In the Library
building first. then went to the Capt.
tel to do the ffonors'' 10 Governor
Mann and make them ride the theo-
r6ticai goat. and later went TO the
Mutual building. where Mr.. Monta-
Eua WAS welcomed into the fold.
After the ceremonies were conciud-
"a the Phi Alpha Dsitas compelled
a4Aekr fAlloM members 70 promise to
nf&es1A ths chapter meeting during
- &0Ans4nremezst exercises 1T Char
StVlJE5t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
RICHMOND stock sxARKrT.
Richmond, Va, May 20. 1910.

STATE SECURITIES Bids Asked
North Carolina. IS. c. 1919 - 80
Va. s.. Old c., and r.. 1892 san 81
Centuries, IA. c. and X.
CITY sEcuRITIEs ''''''s %
Manchester City .......
Rtehmend city ~ r. 1920
Richmond city Is. C. 4 r. - -
Raj no BONDS. - -
A. c. l. r. II. Con- Tr. Up. cs3 80.
G {. and O. r. Gem emo NM, NJ IN. 100 -. -.
Georgia Pac. LIST es. G 1921 10 80.
Gergia Sou. and Fla. 1916 los 49,.
Ga. and Ala. Con. IS. 1916. .1o3 -.
Norfolk and West Ry. Is.
Nor va ana West. poca. Is. is44. -.
Rich. and Dan. Gold es. c.
se asas Air Line Is 1850 SO 81 =: =.
So Railway LIST. So. 1884,. 100 -.
So r. Dev. q. NJ. As. 1885. IT 80.
Western N. c. list. 6s G 1914 Ioo 49,,
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Norfolk Ry. 4 L Co: Is. 1879. =.
Va. Eiec. Ry. Dew. Co. IS
sTssEeT;; RY: sTocKs. Far Bia ASKED ii;
y e.l + Ry n - L CO. Ge... >; =.
va va ~ ~ Z r. CO. 90 pa Ia. loo ioS FIX "a
RAILROAD STOCKS Par.
Atlanta and Charlotte. 100 80. -.
Atlanta and Charlotte. 100 -. 80.
Allan Coast Line com 100 1928 49,.
Allan Coast Line pref. 100 -. -.
c, and o. W. T. :. d.. 100 81 -.
Nor. and West com. 100 l02x -.
r. +. & r. Div. Oblig. 100 -. -,
Southern Railway. 7pfd. 100 81 -.
Southern Railway com 100 ~ -.
BANK AND TkosT CO. STOCKS
American National 100 16b -.
Broad Street Bank .....25 Is -.
Bank OF Richmond 100 147H -.
Bank OF Com'r and TT 100 10 -.
Capitol Savings Bank 40 ~ -.
City 20 -.
First National 100 400
Merchants National ...10o 500 -.
National Bank OF Va. 100 40 -.
National State Bank ..100 goa EOS
Petersburg Saw. and ms 20 ~.,..
Planters National $500. 100 900 49,.
Savings Bank OF Rich'd rs -. -.
Union Bank OF Hichd. 30 2l0 -.
Virginia Trust Co... TOO los 80.
z INSURANCE. COMPANIES
Va. Fire and Marine ..-.25 -. -.
Virginia state .........25 -. -.
MISCELLANEOUS
Amer To. Co, prd. ep. Q. 100 ~. 80.
Amer. Lo, Pref. .......e ..-yY... ~.
Va Car. Cham com leo -.
Am Tab. n, ct, hcuds = s !. VI
Am T0 NJ st bonlo w a,0 ks Y N, Ne
n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
OFFICERS or MUSICAL
CLUB EXPECT TO RESIGN
President Stevens And Secretary
Spicer Want To Give Others
A Chance.

President Stevens and Secretary
Spicer, OF the Wednesday Club both
expect to tender their designations
when the club holds its annual meeting
within the Hrxt week or two These Of
ficera feel that they have served the
club sufficiently long to be able to give
up their positions without appearing to
be Sinking responsibility.
President Stevens will likely issue a
call for the meeting soon after he re-
turns from Columbus, O.. where the
Chesapeake and Ohio, OF which p Is
also president. Ia involved In the Hook
ing Valley litigation. He Is expected
TO return to Richmond the early part
of next week.
No slate for new OfIieers of the musi..
M club ha1 ~ VI hemp n1Ade cut
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
INJURED LADY MAY
NEVER WALK AGAIN
Mrs. r. ?. Grimes Who Sustained
a Fractured Hip Is Resting
Easily AT Retreat For Sick.

1t was reported at the Retreat for
the Sick Friday that Mrs Robert
Page Grimes, who sustained frhc-
ture Of the hip while visiting the
new Y M c. A. building Thursday,
suffered considerably from her injury
Thursday night. but that she Is now
resting comfortably.
Mrs. Grimes Is about seventy ave
years old. and the doctors entertlin
considerable apprehension as to who
ther or not the bones viii knit prop
erly. DIR. Bosher. who liz treating her,
said that he did not care to express
m opinion az to whether or not she
would ever be able 20 walk again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
DROP IN PRICE OF
FRESH SPRING LAMB

Consumers win be glad to observe
the drop In the pr>ce Of lamb, which 10
now one Of the lowest Of fresh meats
quoted in the local market. Choice
spring lambs are scarce selling at
wsoiesale at to SM cents. Poorer
quality may be had from to tn.
Other quotations remain about nor
mai The market Is In good shape.
Lamsb, best e as 81
Lambs, good .....,.7 Tx
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
MARKET IS STRONG
v I-A00A-0PEAlAG
Activity Characterizes Stocks
When Exchange Resumes
After Suspension.
SUBSTANTIAL ADVANCES.
Gains All Through List Range
From Fractions To Full
Point.

NEW YORK. May 20.--Althougfl
business conditions were unsettled by
the suspension of trading during the
forenoon, the opening of the stock
market at noon to-day was marked
by pronounced strength and activ-
ity. Advances were made all through
the list, ranging from fractions to
one point. -----------------------
After an interval of duliness IN the
afternoon the market showed inureas-
ed activity and strength. prices NOV
ing up sharply all around.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20

NEW york, May ae.-The directors
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway
Company to-day declared quarterly
dividend OF Ia per cent. This places
basis, one per cent. higher than for
merIy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
sec,x Convict Trio

HlNloN, w. VA. May 20.--Ofl-
GERS are day searching for George
Human a convict who. with two
day iii an attempt 70 eecape. Guy
Brown. Of Evansville. Ind. ana Tom
Zau4by of Montreal, Cam 1oG0s
dFQtrn@9 ~ m
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20

va-car. Chem pref pc
ee. AosS .l8U lz3 lxb
Va Car. Chem. Com. ...1O0 81 -.
iva $50
Quotations for interest paying bonds
are AT q price, to which interest must
be added. Income bonds and certid-
Gates Of indebtedness are fat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
ch,Idrsn visit Capitol.

About 100 children from the verina
High School visited the Capitol Friday
afteruoor They were shown through
the various Offices and the Agricultural
Museum and manifested great inter-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
ITO FIND THE BOOK"
CANADIAN INDIANS WOULD HEAR
THE WORD.
Struck the lone Trail to CO 60 the
Missionaries. Until Teachers
and Preachers Were Sent
from England.

About twenty miles north OF Lake
Winnipeg is place called Norway
House. This was a shipping center
in the fur trade In the great days Of
the Hudson's Bay Company.
Dos and canoe trains OF Indians.
some OF them from points 5000 miles
inland. csEne bringing their loads OF
priceless furs. and from this point the
supplies brought nom England 20
York Factory on Hudson bay were
distributed 20 all the interior posts OF
the company
For zoe years this great trading
company had its agents scattered over
The remote wilderness to gather furs
for the markets OF London. About
eighty years ago. says Everyland. the
agents OF the company began 20 be
troubled; fewer furs were brought in.
the Indians seemed 20 be disappear
Ing
What's the trouble. Lone Wolf!"
said the agent one morning 20 a tall
hunter who had thrown his bundle Of
peltS down sullenly. Where is Nan
Not-Afraid. and Three Feathers. and
Kicking Horse. and sli the men who
used 10 come from the west many
moons?"
Ugh" grunted Lone Wolf. far, FAR
south they with the papOoses and
The women strike the long trail"
Why" persisted the agent 40
the buffalo fail them? Are the foxes
and offers gomez Why"
Lone Wolf stood silent Al last.
raising his eyes. be said: They 90
70 find the book"
TO find the book Your words
are dark 20 ne"
Ugh. said Lone Wolf: white man
have Book about Great Spirit White
man learn strong medicine. Book tells
good words. Far toward the south
wind Indians walk the Jesus Road
We 20 ind Il too
The agent listened. incredulous. but
when the same tale was repeated.
when a whole village embarked IN
their birch canoes and travelled 500
miles 20 find missionary; when
hunting grounds were deserted and
the very lie OF the trade threatened
The agents pressed upon the home Of
ice the necessity OF bringing mis-
sionaries 20 the Indians ~ they would
keep the Indians from going 70 the
missionaries.
And that Is how q came about that
the HudsOn's Bay Company vrots q
polite letter 20 the Wesleyan Mis-
sionAry society in London asking It
70 send out 10 Norway House the best
preachers and teachers IL could find
The company promised 20 furnish the
missionaries with houses and pro
visions. canoes and guides. free OF
charge. II the society would help them
check the Indian migration 20 the
south east
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
Savss by Dancing.


The battieship Dominion Was eau
ttously feeling her say towards Que
bee on the night OF August e. 1908.
when the navigating oneer. misied BY
\ bush IRE on land. took the wrong
bearings. and suddenly struck on a
hidden reef with such force that the
huge ship vas shaken from stem 20
stern.
Orders were az enee given for the
whole crew. o1icerE as well as msn. %
assemble on dock with their Kits IN
their hands. and all the eight hundred
and nfty men were told 20 dance. 80
as 20 keep the ship alive and so
prevent the DOminiou's keel from set
ding down on the ledge.
Al first the blueisckets Whistled an
accompaniment 70 keep The mez IN
step I'LL The captain ordered the ships
band e play lively selections
The men danced With a will. stamp
inE their feet and svaying their bod.
res and doing all they could 70 rock
the ship In the end they succeeded.
for finally. with the engines work
ina fun speed Astern. the Dominion
slowly gave way and backed again il.
% deep water. The dancing had
saved shs ship,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20

School Fairgrounds open After Hours.
The heart q Ars. Humphry Ward
should rejoice She has got her own
way with regard 70 the leaving open
By the authorities Of some Of the boys
and girls London Council schools aft
or play hours. which step she so warm
~ advocated
The children Of the Hampden Cur
nsy schools are now allowed free &C
cess az All hours 20 play room and
play grounds and are mercifully kept
from spending taeir spare hours In
the streets. delightful feature OF
school life today Is the singing by the
children Of the lovely old English
country songs. such a. are sung BY the
girls Of the Esperance club. They
learn the old English dances too. and
one X glad 70 see and hear the little
creatures making their Joyful noise.
The GsntiewomAn-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20

Recent experiments made a. Brae-
mar with ski for the use o. postmen
when the country is showed up have
proved so successful that the posi-
once officials in various other districts
IL the Highlands. Including speysids
and Donside. are 70 be similarly
equipped. Frequently during the win
ter the conditions IN the remote High
lands are quite arctic, the country
being snDasSabie 20 ordinary franc.
II has been found that the use OF ski
enables the postmeD 10 cover their
journeys even when The snow Is soft
sa1 ks4ly tyiftss.--Lnncoa Daily Nah
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20

c. A. Taylor. 20. spent Satur-
day and Sunday visiting triencs at
college.
Q. L. Shewmake. A. B. O3, who
IS now pracdcing law at Surry. c.
H., spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends at college and in town.
Arthur Wright. 'O4, who is now
principal OF the Fredericksburg high
school. was here Saturday night
with the Fredericksburg basketball
team.
Mr.. Austin B. Keeps. of Colum-
ola University. spent Friday night
h-re doing some research work at
he library.
Examinations for the first term
VIII begin next Friday and last for
ten days.
DR.. Lyon 9. Tyler spent several
DAYS last week at his country home.
Milton-on-the-James."