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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-17
COURT IN
SESSION,
February Term
BeginsMOnday'

Judge Tyler convened the Febru-
sry term of the Circuit Court here
Monday morning. One Of the lar
est crowds seen here IN many
months was in attendance. There
was a special grand jury. with 2
number of cases OF more or less i'm
portance on the docket.
The grand jury Monday returned
indictments against Geo. Murray
and Elilan Hudson. felony. These
negroes are alleged TO have broken
in a house belonging 10 Mr.. J. A
Babcock aud stealing theretro q a
number Of valuable furs.
An indictment for misdeameanOr
was returned against the Rev.
Thomas N. Potts. of Norfolk. The
indictment says that he on the 14lh
day of Feb. 1910. and on divers
other days and times between the
lst Of Oct. 1909. and the 14th cay
of Feb. 1910. did wilfully and uu-
lawfully deprive certain stock, OF
necessary sustenance and food. and
did produce suffering and torture to
said animals against the peace anc
dignity of the Commonwealth"
The stock in question is kept on
"Spratey's." which is the property
of Rev. <. J. Potts. for whom Rev.
T. N. Potts is committee. A Mr.
Goodman is in charge of the farm
II is alleged a great deal of stock ha.
died there this year from starvation
Last year stock died from the sam,
cause. it is said. Rev. ThOs. N
Potts. who is a nephew of the lat,
NJ r. Harrell, is a member of tn,
Methodist Conference and is LOCATED
in Norfolk. In justice 10 him, It j
stated that since taking charge o
his brothers property he has dont
considerable TO improve condition
at the farm.
M. Ellwood was indicted for cru
city to his wife and children. Tn
martial troubles of the Elwood
have been a disturbing element o
Ireland street for some time. Mrs
Ellwood had her husband arreste
for being drunksand attacking heI
He was put in Jail on two occasions
but was never convicted of any oi
fense. Later ne swOre out a wal
rant asking for a commission of u
macy for his wife. This was with
drawn. and a few days ago Mr.:
Ellwood turned the tables on hs
husband by having a commission {
lunacy held over him. The con
mission decided that he was sant
and discharged him. Sunday uouol
broke out between the couple. an
the Indictment was the result.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-17

On last Tue DAY night Mr.. John
Tyler entertained a few OF nIs TRENDS
at eucnre, al tae nome OF MS father,
DT. Lyon u. Tyler.
Inc guests arrived at $50. and
osgan plAyiA2 Immediately. the
game continued Until ll:3O O'Clock,
al when tune refreSnments of chick
en salad. coffee. CAKE and Jelly were
served. Inc ladies head puze vas
Won oy Mss Betue Gait. OF Nor
tosK. ~nlie Mr. K Is. Jackson car
FED OF tue genusInza's pn1e.
LaOSG preSent were Prot. Geo. o.
ferguson ~ltu MiSSHunoiey; Mr. <.
l.. D. GoOoN4n ~ILn Aagss Stuobs;
ar. X. B. JAcAsOn ~IGa Alss Galt:
.Al, u. ID. DOlo Win Miss Macon:
ID. }. y. Onysr ~lIn aalss Geddy;
SdI. ". q. Lee, Jr. WIN aaIsS Lewis;
OE. }. ,. "Ason wlGn MlSs Tyler;
.aIs 8. !. Nsst0n suLA AlISS iAlEcn-
III. MI. Booze dsnISy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-17

A Confederate tea" will be held
at the residence of Miss Virginia
Wise next Saturday night. FEB. 10.
This is the last of the series of
teas" given by the Educational
and Civic League, all of which have
been greatly enjoyed by the public.
The Confederate tea promises to be
as interesting as any of the series,
and the public is cordially invited.
Admission, including tea. will be
ten cents. the proceeds to be de-
voted 70 educational purposes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-17
Where to Worship SUNDAY
BAPTIST.
Rev. G. S. Kennard.

NcN. ". -. hGnudTQ.
Services every Sunday at IL A. M
and 7:45 P. M.
EPISCOPAL.
Bruton Parish Church, built l715.
(. Ruffin Jones, Rector.
Sunday services: Morning ser
vice 1l:l5a. m. evening service 8 p.
m. Service for young men in the
parish house 7:l5 p n. Sunday
school 10 a. %. Holy Communion,
First Sunday II a. m third Sun
day s a. m.
METHODIST.
Rev. Z. K. Odell
Reglar preaching services l1:1S
a. N. and 8 p. N. Wednesday
night Servichs at 8 p. N. Epworth
League Sunday z p. N. Sunday
School 10 a. m. Mr.. c. B. Griffin.
Sunday school superintendent. Prof.
r. NJ. Crawford. music director.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. r. L. Walton, Pastor.
Services every Sunday at Il. and
8 p. m. Sunday school at 9:4S a. N
CATHOLIC.
Service and Sunday School at
Cameron Hall at IL a. N.
On Tuesday. Feb. IS. Mass. Con-
tession and Communion.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-17

Chief A. ]. Bradby and wife Wi
take a trip to Richmond tomorrow
AS this IS ST Valentines day.
Where mates are made aae from two
"And a- have none what -hauI los"
For wedding presents. 90 10 {. J.
Person. jeweller.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-17
A WE s S LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
ThlnJs You and Your NeighbOrs
Have been Doing.

1--WE would appreciate il if you
viii call phone p and give Us any
personal or social news you may
know. Or write it out and we Will
send for H. In this way you viii
help make Tne Gazette more inter
eSting
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-17
T0alO Topics.
Bran~h % fiSS The GazSste al
Msrston s. Cos Store.

mule viii fox hunting last Wednes-
daY and ,ustsined painful but net
serious injuries.
Miss Minnie Taylor has returned
TO Newport News 70 resume her du-
ties at the high school there after
several weeks OF sicxuess.
Miss Fannie Marston attended a
german in Norfolk Monday night OF
last week. gwen BY the Client Ger
man Club.
Mrs. John NJ, G-ddy attended the
funeral of her half brother. Mr..
dowarton Richardson. who dice
in Richmond last Wednesday.
Use the New Kent Brand OF 70
maJoes. S and 10 cents per can.
Home grown and pa ked.
DR.. Junius S plensou. Mrs. p.
Warren Marst.n. MISS E.z, beth
Marston. Messrs. Cary Wilson ard
+ d. Warren Mar on attended the
+ german in Williamsburg Moncay
light of last week.
James City brand tomatoes. peas
4 and sweet potatoes are the best via
-st.
Kew. Jones. OF Bru,oa Parish.
viii conduct services at Tosno high
1 scaool tonight. Feo. II.
/ We are sorry 20 note that NJ n.
h3 Magstoa is suffering with a so,e
nsni
Miss Edith Rodgers. teacher Of
lhe primary department o, To uo
nigh school. has resigned her posi-.
non and gone TO Washington. ID. c
% assume duties in the Census De.
- 3grtment. Mrs. Jonn NJ. Geddy is
u5stituung tor Miss Rodgers uou
ae board elects her successor.
Mrs. d Warren Marstoa is visit
rg To- Richmond
A nlm0er OF our townsmen ar,
Intending court this week.
Mrs Olive Hockaday. OF Dies
-und. IS visiting Mr. and MIS- {. r
dsrsgon.
Icis oalmv spring weather make
he farmer feel ike putting reed 90
stoes in motaere4rth. It's adws4
lie u-, b. too nasty.
Hr. T.. g. Martin purchased a fin
pair or mules IN Richmond Ia.
week.
One crop that mas been neglecte
oy our farmers Tor the last fiy
- years. is peanuts. We are OF n
oPinio that il would be wise pls
tor our farmers 70 plant a few acr,
of peanuts.
A dish OF English peas prepare
from a can or James City brar
? peas adds much 10 the meal. II
them and be convinced.
Mr A. A Wuson. OF Frankl
Va. was n town Yesterday and Vi
t-d the Homestead Fire Iusuran,
Corporauon's agent. y War,
ss Marston.
e Mr.. =. Z. Bsancn vas is RlcI
d" mond Tues -ay.
C. Mr. W..son Coxl-s Is erecuag
d. dwelling Oh tosso R14d.
r Mr. K. 3. Slater vas st D.aScur
G Inspecting some pro- yeTJy he r-cer
ly oougn. ot Ar. ". ". FarIning.
q TO4no .-ad-rs VII cap All Ks,
z Ine following IS q ASI oI tne mag.
n Ines ana papers touRd regularly O
X the reading tails u Gne IO44o L
n ogAry AssOcl4uOl: Ine Ia 1isS Hon
D. Jourl4; faS WOGlIS WORK. Ever
ID ooIys. LlpPsacOGIs. At.anac .AOau
" ly. Ins ScaOOl ArIS BOOK. Revls
a OF Reviews, H4rpsrs Magazine, Me
st ropohLan, Cos no Joli.zn. gANClurc
IN MunSeyS, Onli1rsa' Ma 4Zsne.
As Nscno4aS, DSanSatOr. WO-nauS no.
s. 20 npanIon. OAt1gday EVSnlag ros
:. SUCCESS. Inc Etu1e. OHSbS Rem
MagaZsnS, l. tssaGy OIsSsg. Yo1I
. - - .la4ElJ-, t@- su-ssla Iz "a
5 ASSAl ~~~N ..... "a - q 49, =. :.
h.NJrao,-e ,n 80. t.s,r..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-17

Glazier's points and putty free TO
every purchaser OF window glass.
All regular sizes in stock. and any
special size cut to order.-Jas. H
Stone.
The National tribune., 1910-03-03
Bod IL / I one

newanged discovered
Indian Chinese Shaker Quaker remedy depends
superstition romantic make people believe efficacy
is the scientific of we'll known and competent doctors
chemists and compounded the and best known
pharmaceutical laboratories the United States 1t conceived
with the which all the world
people uve h0usoM and ue0zue
medical authority behind that doctors could sanction and
approve whose composition could be boldly proclaimed and being
destined become the foremost proprietary medicine of
genuine food and drug medicine though
scientific medicinal combination prepared from such
which the people we'll as the doctors kuo be-
0od which they place confidence which they know they
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-05

mimi posel do parlamen,u Or. Del.
brraeok, k,drys1rss : dwoma inny.-
ii padl of;.rs klatastroty. Cswarty
pasaaer, urzsdn'k bankowy Sem
melhach, choc ciezko rsnny, POGO
stall przy zyciu. skatkiem 1t,e'jze Ia
tastrofy must sic odby6 uzu1p,44nia-
jacy wybor do parlamentu niemiec
k'ego. zabity posei Delbrueck
naleza} do partyi konserwatYw>
nej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-05

ME, ktdry ich jednak przyis6 ME
cholsl, oz|w',aaldtczajac, q jest mai
w'eks'ym wrrogllesm j 1niedsy. Gle,
'ka~y to csiowiek zap xue jedysny
Y swym .rod,ajo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-05
Z POZNANSKIEGO.

1NowRoCkAw. ws.trzasaj.os
scena rozegra}a sic tn " piatek. W
pewnym domu odbYwa}o sic wese-
lie, ma kt6re zaproszono takze pew
nego mlodzienoa, mleszkaj9cego W
tymze dcmu, Oko}o godz. IL udaf
sic 6w m}odzieniec do swego miesz-
kama no p,erwszem pietrxe, otwo
rzy} okno i wyskoczy} ma ulice,
3oscle weselni, sfyszac uderzenle
.oia}a Q bruk,@ wybiegli i znalekli
n,eszcze6liwego m}odzienca z z}a-
mana roga. Pow6d usi}owanego
isamob6jstwa n,ewladohy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-05
z GAL1CYI

ZE LWOWA donosza: Inzynier
mag,strstu lwowskiego, =. .Broni-
s{aw Wi6niewski, zbudowal Was
nego pomyelu latawieo z. drzewa,
pl6toa i drutu. z przcdu jest ster,
"a MIN motor siedzenie ola ster-
nike, W g6rze latawca u~mieszcz,ny
jest ogon, zwykfy ogtn latawcowy
zamienlony " podatna p%]aszcsyne.
Po ziemi latawiec poruszaG sic be-
die ME PREY pomocy k6}, lecz re~
wnego rodzaju 1yzew drewnianych
i ma sie wznosi6 wlasna si}a. Do ca
lose, brakuje jeszcze tylko motoru
mad kt6rym PRAGUE mechanic lwow-
|5'#
ski Tranda. Wzloty probne odbeda
sic prawdopodobnie " bieiacym
m1esiacu. =. -,
XGEVONT. - Pred k,lku dnia-
mi znalez'ooo pod Gewontem zw}o'
Il nieznanego me&czy zny. W eprA-
vie tel = jak dcnosza re L.owa-
lwowskl ,,.Oziennik Polski" otrzy
NAL list, kt6rego autor wyraza pray
p%uszczenie, he owym ssmob6Jca jest
Tadeusz Melchert, uc.eh ! k]asy
gimnazYum trseciego we Lwowle.
=Melvhert pred dwoma miesracami
wy]echal ze: Lwowa do Krakowa, a
stad do Zakopanego, gdzie wszelkt1
N -
clad pc III sag;na&. Nosil sic o n 2
zamiarem samob6jstwa. Mysl ia
powsta'a Y MIN ma tie nerwowego
podraznienla, w~ywo}auego niezis~
czalposcia jego pragni'h ! aspiracyl.
Byl sierota i m'a} dwie slostry, ma
uc,ycielki ma prowincyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-05

mafa l'sty ! ftym s%posobem wysle-
.dsono miejsce pob1tu 4nordercy.
zandarm rosYjski pr1yaresztowaf
go. H. pocz2tkowo przeczyl, iiako-
~ by} pcszukiwanYm, kr6lko POI
tenn jednak sic przyzDa}, ze jcsc
tym, kogo szukajqi re mo d rst .o
pope}n,}.
w ZBLE VIE. wlame} sic swe-
60 czasu z}odziej do koscio}a 8ato~
llcklego / okrad4 skar3onxi, kt6re
rozb,}~ Tvraz sprawce 6wietokradz-
iva wysledzono. J st MIN robotnik
Szarsf.n, kt6rY by} JUL karany
curhthauzem N. Zandarm Voss zna-
laz} podcsas rewizyi " jeeo miesz-:
kaniu mn6stwo drobnej monety,
poczem So. przyzua} sig do why.
Zosta} tel zaraz odstawiony do
wiezienia s1edczego W Storogar~
.dzle.
sZCZEClN. skutkiem s'lnej bu-
ray balon ,,Pomorze" kt6ry tn W
poniedzia1ek rano sig wzui6s}, rozbi4
sic PREY wyspie Rugi wpad} do
mora Ba4tyckiego. W gondoli
znaJdowaty sic 4 osoby, pomledzy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-05
WIEsCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSRICa.

z PRUS POLSKICH.
BRODNICA. Sprawl zamordos
wanna zagrodnika P. " okolicy zo-
sta}a n~areszcie wyja6n:ona- v dowa
p. trapjona wyrsutem sumienla
pr,ysnala sic, ze meza swego zabi-
Ia toporem a trupa zawlok}a do
s~taini, by wzbudzid mu,emanie, ja-
koby koh go zabi}4 4.
CHEkMNO. Morderoe Hoff~
mama, kt6ry zamordowa} mlyna-
RIA Trenchelta " Szenychu, przya~
%resztowano " Gostyniu W Rosyi.
II. pisa} do sioptrY swej mieszka-
jacej v Hanowerze, 10 uciek} "a
granice l nazywa sig teras Karol
Bauer. Listy ma pjsac do niego pod:
tenn nazwiskiem do pewnej mlejsco-
wosci W, Rosyi. Proku atorya do
wledziawszY sic o TEN, przytrzy~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-05
r M Y z OZIM N A
MONA OBECNIE NABYC
Ma KUJAWACH KANSASKICH.

I'd 80 do $50 ARROW zimowej pszenicy, Jest zssane
ma tvch polach, kt6re nam "a sprzedaz, WSZYSTKA
OZIMINE MONA dostac, z niekt6remi iarmami, jesli sie
kupi zanim rozpoczniemy wiosenne zasiewy. P6zniej sic
togo ME dostan'e, chyba Geese zboza. Nabywajacy farme
ze zasiewem choc policy tylko 20 20 buszli 2 akra, TO
uczyni tysiac buszi pszency z 80 ARROW, a 3 tysiace 20
$50 ARROW. To wielka pomoc, ola nowego osadnika.
Chcac z tego korzystac trzeba koniecznie wyjecbac ma
l-go a %najpozniej logo marca do Colby, Kansas. Kto W
marcu farme kupi, ten ia moze zaraz objac. Pc bljzsze
informacye piszcie do Waszego Zomka:
q. l. IDZIOREK, Pres. & Mgr.
/. Polonia Colonization Comp.
= COLBY, Thomas Co. KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-05

= y - SAA4A0 ~ AA0J0j
z M dudka swystrych,
nal swyychl ddto,z6,rrcdw pevlenspodof,~
Ger tutejszego. pp{ku artylery', are,s
5It To- 40 y SsszIswaioar "a rr.oossmraite
krad,zisze. Przytransportoowany do:
Poznania, c6wiadcsyl dwoml prows-
dzacym 60 podoficelromL, ME zn1ajja.,
m:asta, II wskaze i'm droge do
aresztu wojskowego. Podo,ficero-
vie " dohrei wier.e zgod,ih sig
ma projekt zbiega, kt6ry zawi6d}szy
ich " star @ 4 s,zeelaegga, sn'k} Dagle W
.gestwinie. Pos}ane "a MIN strza}y,
jake tez natychmiast zarzadzone
possuk liwn pr1Y. pomocy poll.
cyl ME odniosfy zadnych skut.
k6w. -:
TRZEMESZNO; Rewolucye u
rz2edzi} " rz'essalnii piewiieein 3 centna
rowy tucznik4 Strasznie sic roz-
gnie*s}i rzuca4 sic IA rzeznik6w,
kass]ac ich rozdz'erajac ma mich
ubranie.= Rzezn,cy przes oa}a tlisko
gddziinse- wslczyli ze. zwierzec,em.
lecz n~ap'lr6zno. Pouoieka6 musieli
ma wosy. Inspector rzesalni "a.
strzelil " konou irot1aszala}a swine.
DAMAShAWEK. "a nieprawne
polowanie 'zostal skazany gospo.
darz Gslwss zsMiazy ma so marek
grsywny. G.;przydybal 1andarm z
fuzye " reku :bez1wYkazu kowczego
Cagdsche1n).. M to .podobno G..
mia} starad sie:go przekupic ofia.
rujao mu, k,lka cen,nar6w owss,
70 co mu wytoozono skarge o prze7
kupstwo u,zednika. Razem "a te
diva prsestepstwa sslkazaho 60 ma POI
wyzssa ksrs p~ienietna i skonflsko.
wanie fuzyi.~ @zs5 s41:
KoSCIAN. z pod Kosciana do.
nosza, ze " jednej pobliskiej wsi u
pewnego gospo'dtarrtEaa s:,, NIL dY. 7stad-:
mix dosta} sic do stcdo}y j tan: So.
bic zacza} uzYwat.. Wchodsac jed.
max corAz wysej ma stos slana, ma.
raz spad} ma druga strone stodo}y
i stamtaad !. ME m6ggl sig w7dosta6.
Gospodarz zauwazyi :znikniecie by
dlecia, lecx przypuszczal, ze zostalo
.kradzione. Dop,ero :po pieciu ty.
godniach, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moe
no wyczerpanego ale zy} j~eszcst.
Wprawdzie: m6gl s,e zywi6 sianem,
ale "a to .przez piec tygedni mic
ME pill ;,adomo66 ia zakrawa ma
g ~. tFrH.'' H'. r -. .-s e
tart kwietniowy.
re SLASKA.
w c1lW1CACH przeprowad.a-
y - q
Ia sig jaka6 para mali. hska. MAJ j
iona byli pijani i pckl6c,li sic re
sobqe. MAJ c'aggnael w6aek, nsgle sta
na}, chwycil q lust'oi rzuc'} je o
bruk. Naturalnie lustro strsaskalo
sic. To ma zone p~odziala}o TAX pc
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
GOSSIP Is REALLYs ONE
OF NECESsA RIx
OF LIFE
Men, Women and Wild Animals
In Cages Need II, Declares
Professor Zuezlln.

BOSTON, Nov. 4.-Prof. Charles
Zueblin agrees with Prof. William +
Thomas of the University OF Chi
cago that women gossip in order to
give pleasant shocks to their vase.
motor systems and thus prevent
sure death from boredom. Professor
Zueblin says men gossip as much
as the other sex.
This process Of giving shocks to
the vase motor system is simply re-
action. We all demand that" said
Professor Zueblin. Without 1t we
should go insane as SO many iso
lated farmers wives do, because
the yhave no one with whom to Cos
sip, no way Of getting reaction. II
is just the same with the animals
We fasten into cages. They STALK
back and forth until they go mad
for, want Of little animal gossip.
"The demand for reaction is moi
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04

lake region over the Mississippi
valley to the gulf of Mexico. Pre-
cipitation has occurred in northern
Oregon and has been widely scat
tered in the Rockies and the upper
Mississippi valley. A storm center
of considerable energy Is off the
middle of the Atlantic coast and
precipitation has occurred from
North Carolina to the st. Lawrence
valley, with excessive rainfall in
New York. Temperatures gener-
ally are moderate; and in the Pa
cific states about normal.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
CHANGES IN RAIL

Several important changes in the
personnel Of the local railroad Of
fees have taken place recently. H.
M. Burns, formerly assistant city
ticket agent Of the Northern Pa
cific is now city ticket agent Of the
Spokane, Portland & Seattle. sue
ceeding v. D. Allen, who is now
chief clerk.
Mr.. Burns is succeeded In the
Northern Pacific office by w. e.
Kochenderfer, w. F. Gray, who
was ticket agent for the Northern
Pacific, has become the agent OF
the /. & w. N. at lone and is sue
ceeded by r. e. Carson from the
Lewiston office of the Northern
Pacific.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
CONTRACTORS MUST
PAY ON METER BASIS

G. w Armstrong, president of
the board of public works yester-
day served notice on all contract
ors using city water that hereafter
they must pay for the same on a
meter basis. The board has decid-
ed to be more strict in requiring
payment for water used In this
way, which will probably result In
considerable saving to the city
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04

ORPHEUM--A delightful sketch
is due to head the bin at the Or
pheum next week when Henry
Horton and company present I'm
Gle LENS Dilemma" rural COM
edy which has been played by the
same company for the past two
years, but which has never been
seen before in Spokane. 1t is one
of the best comedy sketches in
vaudeville today and the human in
te&est features are strong
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
GIVES BOY A CHANCE.

Clair Lybrook, the 19-year-old
boy who, few days ago, was ar
rested at Spokane College for theft,
was released yesterday after q
heart to heart talk from Judge
Mann. His case was continued till
December 6 to give him a chance
to make good on his promises to do
better.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04

confined to farmers wives. It IL
universal. Even the rich women
who could have broader lives II
they wished, cling to their little set,
evidently preferring to gossip with
old friends than to make new ones.
II their vase motor systems demand
gossip, they must certainly be salts
fled. 1t is gossiping, the reaction,
that people need. l use the word
people advisedly, for women are not
alone in their gossiping."
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FUNERAL OF CHILDS.

The funeral of F. B. Childs, the
master mechanic of the Northern
Pacific, who died suddenly Wednes-
day from a stroke of apoplexy, will
be held from the family residence
at E927 Augusta Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Childs was survived by a
widow and one son.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
ARTISANS NATIONAL coNvEN-
TON.

Coroner H. Z. Schlegcl has re-
turned from a meeting Of the Unit
ed Artisans at Walla Walla. He
was elected a delegate to the ma
tional convention which will be
held In Portland, commencing the
ninth of the month and lasting four
days. He reports the Walla Walla
meeting to have been a big sue
cess.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
BUYS PROPERTY FOR $4,000.

LuciusBingham has purchased
the property occupied by the Spo
kane Concrete company at E1020
Sprague avenue for a consideration
of $4,000.
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rs LoTs FOR $17,5oo.

w. J. Rhoades of the firm o.
Francis & Rhoades has purchased
7 slots in Spokane Park addition
for consideration of $17,500. The
deal was made by William Hous-
ton.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04

Please patronize John e. Lyon,
low price plumber, Repairing a spe.
cialty. Telephone Max. 1925. Divis-
Division and Montgomery. 80
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04

MAJOR GENERAL GUERRA.
Guerra is commander in chief Of
Cuba's regular army. An unknown
assassin fired a shot at him as he
stood in front of the presidents
palace in Havana, shattering his
hip bone.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
1m11 m JAIL; THREE IN HOSPITAL
THAT FOLLOWING SUNNY WEDDING DAY

LONG BEACH Cal, Nov. A-Walter Riggs and his bride
are on their honeymoon today while friends the
who led kidnap him ceremony Jail
three others in the Seaside hospital suffering from injuries
sustained during the freefoa fight followed the attempted
abduction
Riggs is a member Of the Long fire department
Other believed to have head the
to take him from his bride a they left the church.
Members bridal Riggs aid
Of passeby believing that the and being held
the melee, stopped and
alleged have cracked heads with his
controller bar
A police brought a patrolmen, who
who had not fled at the of the police
of officers Of
the automobile in which Riggs and his bride driven to
their train.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04
3 PIN FATAL AFTER THIRTY
, YEARS.

= NEWARK, Nov. 4.-When Z
. Miss Mary Elizabeth Shaw of I
= Newark was 8 years old she Z
= swallowed a pin which lodged Z
q in her throat, causing her I
. great pain. Four years later, 4
. during a fit of coughing, she 4
. dislodged it.
q A few months ago a SWELL
= ing appeared in the woman's 4
. throat. Physicians agreed it
. might be a result of the child 4
= hood mishap. An operations 4
= was performed in st. Johns 4
. hospital, and a short time af-
. terward Miss Shaw died.
q Q . . = q q q q = q = q y q
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04

Colonel Roosevelt's one dollar a
word for his stuff isn't so much.
Many a ball player has paid for
speaking to the imp.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-04

LONDON.-Melton Pryor, war
correspondent and artist. who saw
some "a campaigns and rsyolu-
tons. died today.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FUEL

G, O. d. Wood & Coal Co.. All
kinds of dry seasoned wood de-
livered to any part Of the city. Wo
also have choice Roock Springs
coal. Phone M. 1918. y
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CLASSIFIED RATES

Man with four children wants house
keeper; wants good, respectable wo-
man. Address Matthew Smith, Hill
yard, Wash. Route No. 2.
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Wet wash. CSC per baFl.
A ovsera nry, ana nd } Rsn
Z 2Oc the garment.
Phone Main 2450.

Wanted to sell--100 secondhand bic
cycles; good as new; old ones taken
In trade. c. p. Burch, 226 6praRue:
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7 room house on Queen avenue: IA
blocks to ear; four blocks to school.
Phone Max. 2134-R.