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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-17
ARRESTED IN YORK

Charged with violations of the
Virginia grabbing laws. a number OF
the best known watermen in York
county will face Magistrate Martin
Kenney here within the next few
days.
Warrants for the arrests OF the
boat captains were sworn out a few
days ago by Capt. J. K. LAWSON
one OF the oyster inspectors of York
county. and the cases will DC heard
Just as soon as the men charged
with violations are taken into custo-
dy by the officers. Il is charged
that the watermen are engaged II
Grabbing without having paid th'
license Of SIS. and also failing 4
make oath that they arc citizens o
Virginia. and that no outside resi-
dent is connected with them"
The msn against whom the waE
rants have been issued are: Capt. 6
z. Forrest. of the sloop Edna VII
ginis; Capt. Robert Forrest. sloo
= Mabel; Capt. Maid Watkins. sloo
;; Bibbons; Capt. John Forrest. sloc
: w. w. Croswell; Capt. Wade Ne
sick, sloop Virginia.
Magistrate Kenney said yesterd'
that the date for hearing the cas-
will DC decided upon as soon as q
~ accused men are brought beto
rs him. m."-Tuesday's Press.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-17
NORGE NEWS

Norge. Va. October lo-Mr .
P. Flsuen. who mas Oeen 10 James
town, N. Y. for the past two weeks.
returned home yesterday evening.
Miss Clara Kinds was in Rich
mood Yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. A. Borslie is quite sick at
the hons of Mr.. II. II. Anderson,
Dr.. G. G. Hankinsis attending him.
Mr.. Nd. w. Yates. who moved &c
Newport News some tine ago. j:
moving his family here and will 1--we
in one OF Mr.. Nuans dwellings.
Mr.. julius Heisr spsnt Saturday
aud Sun lay here with friends.
Mr.. Hoyo Henry. ~fo "a qu "a
sick al the last whiting. Is OuI again
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-17
v. c. 7. U. NOTES

It's generally conceded BY al who
are in position 70 know that nothing
is more needed in the world today
than trained leaders who vii DC
volunteers tor christian service.
That this IS a seif evident tac' was
proven by TIC body OF workers as
semoled IN the state capital lasS week
in the 5Oth annual convention OF tEs
Womans Christian Temperance
Union. whose motto IS For God
and Home and every Land
Msthods-PE Preventive. Education
al. Evangelistie. Social aud Legal
Virginia's net increase OF SIS
members has gratified the heart Of
every loyal worker.
It was a great satisfaction to al.
especially those who have worked
under discouragement 70 have SO
many new workers. such a wide
: awake assemblage showing so many
OF our methods and objects. 70
I have had large audiences. excellent
reports and beautiful weather.
/. May there DC steadfast work II
o the days that are to come towsrc
5 the end We long for. Statewide Pro
{ hioition.
There were one hundred and eight,
y two del gates present.
Lest DC ursSome viii posrpon,
{ programme I'll next sSue.
/. Local White Ribboaeg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-17
HOLDCROFT

Holdcroft. Va. Oct. l5-Brass
Ankle furnished its usual quota of
visitors to the State Fair last week;
and with few exceptions they were
well pleased.
School No. / at this place. Misses
Nance and Trimmer. teachers, is
making very satisfactory progress.
Miss Sue Cleaton. instructor in Man
ual Training and Culinary Art is a
weekly visitor.
On October q Chiekahominy
Council l73. Jr. o. U. A. NJ. will
present flag and Bible to the school.
An elaborate program has beer
prepared for the occasion.
| Mrs. V. A. Martin leaves this
week for Richmond where she vii
make her future home.
Many young men from this plac
have recently removed to the Capi
tai City to seek their gain.
On account of the heavy dock'
! at Williamsburg Judge Tyler "a
S postponed the Charles City teri
until the 22nd.
e Special services were held
n Mt. Pleasant church Sunday.
,e the morning service Supt, Il.
ID Coegin addressed the congregatio
Z. and a special sermon was deliver
4. by the pastor. Music in solo Al
II. chorus was an interesting feature
,rt the service.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-17
EXAMINATION FOR CARRIERS

An examination will be held 10
the Williamsburg pOstoffice on Sat
urday. Nov. ?. as a result Of which
il is expected 10 make ceruficauon
o fill a vacancy in the position OF
rural carrier at Williamsburg and
Lightoot. and other vacancies as
they may occur on rural routes II
James City county.
The age limit IS lS to IS years
and the examination is open to al
male citizens Of the United State
who can comply with the requiTe
ments. Prospective applicants Shouts
see Postmaster Peachy for detaile
information.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-17
LIGHTF00T MEMS ITEMS

Lighuoot. Va. Oct lS-A tee
u nose sho were AZ the SIats FAR
trrom LiahrfooS last week were J.
Naroaitou. r. u. Hslloweh. {.
- e,.. Alfred Benson. Thomas
L 81 % - .-ncy ConaugnSon. Ma
.ns,spaSrsou. A anda O.eson.
.tsn-e O.esou. 4. X. Pstalt, l.
da.Sas. Nm rstuu, Alosrs
> esou. Joe Conn9aghtou, Oscar
IIler- ano W. savage.
Nr. Wilmer MshoDe. OF Newport
News spcrJ sunday here.
Msssrs y. CnustopnsTson and A.
5enson were 10 WllianouTg On the
| jlry yesterday. Mr. Christopherson
IS also n Williamsburg today.
Mr.. I'd. Peuitg Nas in Newport
News Sunday.
| Miss Maole ChFisto9herson IS Il
= Norge.
Miss Alice Brand IS in Williams
D ourg today.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-17
GROVE NEWS

Grove. Va. Oct. IS. 19l2.-
Messrs. [. c. w. c. and Kenneth
Close spent Thursday IN Richmond
attending the Fair.
Mrs. A. B. West. Who IS IL the
ST. Francis Hospital. N Newport
News. viii return home Saturday.
Sne IS getting along tine.
Mr.. Ene Wickrs spent Sunday
vita Mr.. Earnest Lewis.
Mrs. V. {. kirby and sister.
Miss Constance Fsntoa. spent lon-
day evening with MRS. Cole.
Sven Swans0a spent Sunday with
Pete Peterson.
| Misses Matte Rogers, Fama
| Swanson. G-ace Kirby. and Dora
Lewis spent Sunday afternoon with
Miss Matte Sims.
Word vas received here that Mr..
Pew. owner OF Kings Nil farm,
died suddenly last week
Miss Margaret swanson spen
sunday evening with Miss Lucy
Siroy.
Mr.. Kilt Curtis was a caller q
Grove Sunday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-17
AN "ANTI.GOSSIP ASSOCIATION"

Editor The Gazette:
In your issue Of a couple OF weeks
ago. I read with interest your editor
ial. The Mote in our Brother S
Eye. A meeting was held recent-
ly by our good citizens 70 discuss
ways and means toward the better
nent of our town. roads, etc. Way
not plan an "Ant-gossip Associa
ton, pledging each member to en-
courage. strengthen and aid all good
works which 20 70 make better ciu-
zens. and give purer. higher. mobiles
standards of Eving1 Why canno'
we. as men and women band togeth
er TO stamp OFT this monster. mali
cious gossip. which shows itself L
all who enter this town. Why wi
men aud women with intelligence
! culture snd seeming refinement
. stoop TO listen and discuss atfalI
which are after all not their affairs
Il We can speak word TO he
and aid others. let Us DO It; II no
;, keep to ourselves the words of Gel
sure. criticism. unjust tault-findiI
and SANDER. No truly bE0sd-mino'
. man or woman can afford 10 live {
:. such a low plane of thinking.
:, Maiden ladies'. so the Old slog
=, goes. can always teach perfectly I
4, ethics OF child rearing; 50 often 10
h and women who love 10 gossip a
- SANDER others. would be incaPaI
-, of doing as well as those cTiticis'
and arc doing absolutely nothing
make this old world brighter a.
happier. Never has the writer foJ
this hydra-headed monster more
the evidence than IN our little town. Le
of fight it and make of our town one
ork shall be proud Of. Let US DO
rtin part individually by refusing 10
few ten or take part in idle, malici
gossip or tale-bearing.
the Az Interested Party
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-17

If you have young children you
have perhaps noticed that disorders
of the stomach are their most COM
mon ailment. To correct this YOU
will find Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets excellent. They are
easy and pleasant to take. and mild
and gentle in effect. For sale by
all dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-17
WEARY OF LIFE,
TAKES LAUDANUM

Weary OF life. just upon bis return
from a delightfully."- day at the
State Fair last week. where he looked
upon the wine when II was red,
young married man tried TO shake
this mortal coil by the laudanum
route at his home somewhere IN
James City. not a thousand miles
from Williamsburg. The young
man. whose devoted wife tIied to
save him by summoning a physician
from Williamsburg. is not drinking
man. but be got out with the boys
and they induced him to imbioe too
freely. II was an entirely new ex-
perience to him. and believing that
the whole world was against him
drank a two-ounce bottle OF the
poison.
Il appears that his wife rebuffec
him when be tried TO De affectionst'
with her who left the house to cal
- on a neighbor. While she was ava,
he secured the laudanum and dTanl
the entire contents OF the bottle
~ When she returned home the hus
band told his wife what be had done
- Frightened nearly to death. SD
made a dash for the telephone. 81
. the husband grabbed her and hel
her until the drug overcsme hir
:. Then as he began 10 sleep bis d
" away she summoned a local ply;
- clan who told her 10 give her hu
:" band an emetic and then pour coff
into him. In their excitement III
' gave the coffee first and the enc
afterward. Say. there was son
thing doing around that place To-
-: time The poison came up q
about every thing else that y
movable, leaving the would be S
eide very weak and exhausted.
In the meantime the Williamsbr
physician got into one of Perso
machines and was soon on the spo
Just 10 time to save the life Of
desperate young man, whose ~
was fast falling him. S6muls
were administered hypodermic
and otherwise and he rallied. \
be is well, but be will never d.
booze or laudanum again. His "a
ful wife has forgiven him and IS
Brass thankful that it did not prove Z
. of serious.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-17
IAMFSCITY GRAND JURY INVESTIGATES
POWHATAN DISTRICT ROAD WORK
MAKE REPORT ALLEGING THAT COUNTY SUPERVISOR
EMPLOYED OWN TEAM

$50, so. by L. r. Hicks. (See
minutes of board of supervisors OF
Aug. %. Sept. Is. Oct. 23. Nov.
u. 1911. and records.)
We find further that John Z.
Barnes received the sum of SSl for
team work done on the public roads
of Powhatan district and that war
rants for amounts sggregaung that
sum were drawn in favor OF John Z.
Barnes. (See minutes and records
OF board of supervisors of Nov. 27.
1911, Feb. u. 1912. May Z. 1922
Reference to the Personal Prop
e erty books Of Powhatan district
James City county. shows that John
P. Barnes was assessed with nc
o mules and no harness during th'
j wears 1910. 1911. 1912. but ths
e John A. Barnes. supervisor OF sai'
. district. is assessed with the follow
-e ing horses or mules: 1910. 8 hesc
y 1911. 9 head; 1912. z head.
IS From the evidence Of witnesses
S borne out by the Property Book
D. the team or teams driven by job
SO P. Barnes employed on the publ
e roads of Powhatan district. as cite
ce above. were and are still the poper
= of John A Barnes. supervisor.
la The attention of the grand lu
of has been called TO the fact that j
I'd. B. Walden. member of the Boud
ess Supervisors for Jamestown distri
the was personally employed with
lily team on a certain contract the We
ore beirg done by (. NJ. Slauson.
the said district. While there may
al no violation of law in such emPi'
ere ment, your jury respectfully subn
ads that such employment is aga
sor. good public policy. in view OF
that fact that the supervisor must 2
ton upon the work done by the contr
IAN or and order payment therefor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-17

Here is a woman who speaks
from personal knowledge and lonS
experience. viz Mrs. P. II. Brogsn.
of Wilson. Pa. who SAYS. I know
from experience that Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is far superior ic
any other. For Group there IS moth
inc that sxcels it," For sale bv al
dealers,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-17
CIRCUIT COURT CONVENES here MONDAY
81 MORNING WITH LARGE ATTENDANCE
COURT CHARGES THE GRAND JURY To INVESTIGATE
THE RETURNS OF CITY And COUNTY MERCHANTS

Circuit Court, for the county OF
-Amss City and the city o. Williams
burg cony ened here Morday morn
% with an unusually large attendance
tor this time. OF wear A special +
grand jury had been summoned and I
was in session part OF two days. re-
turning q number Of indictments.
Judge Tyler. 10 charging the
grand jury. laid psrucuia. stress up
on several sections OF the law per
a niug 70 the connection OF county
boards OF supervisors and other
county Officers IN connection with
contracts with the county. and also
referred 10 school boards and other
O fc-rs who are prohibited from
selling 10 the schools or making
c tract tor Supplies tor same. The
ARK also took up the matter oi
n -rchlnts' license tax. Reference
20 thr report o. the State Auditor
sho yed that 10 this courty there
wer. D merchants whose purchase
| amounted 20 $1,000 or less per an
mum, o whose purchases were owe
$1,000. bu, less than $1,000. and
whose pu -cnases exceeded $500
Der year. In Williamsburg thrr
we're 70 merchants whose purchase
we're $1,000 or less. o whose pal
-hases for the ye r. were over 500
u and not 10 excess OF 5000. an1
= whose purchases amounted 10 mo-
l. Jhrn $1,000. The court saia IL ~
= incrediole that there were SO MT
= merchants whose purcnss~s ~rr
" thousand dollars or ss,. o-cau,
T. nan could afford 10 ay 5. "a
u Who did sucn sn .
ns twelve months. SUP o,.n2
60 nt on a dollars sac u b. 40
on cent. the inco &c trlm a nals
dollar purchase would o- o4ly 81
an The tax on $1,000 purchase is O
ne s. and on purchases NOT over $50
ien $40. The presumption is tnat
nc amount or the tax had something
ole 10 with the returns made 20
&C. commissioner.
10 The courtsaid that IL was possl
90 aud. in some cases. probable
ino these returns were made uuds
IN misapprehension or the law. 4
& Us ever. the law OF the state was
we on such matters aud each pc
our must bear MS share Of the tax
lis den. The court suggested "a
.ous might DC best for the commisSiC
OF the revenue 70 make their
Y. assess meats, and II excessive
low the complainant 70 oung
zen matter 10 the court for adjust
not as in other erroneous aSsessmeu
The grand jury returned a tn
- against Thomas Johnson. col
10 Tor feloniously breaking into
robbing the home OF To
q - Ganert. in James City.
oA'- Moore was indicted tor fslOn
'n.0n assaultng another coloTed man
alton -. go
70 of
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-17

Don't forget the engagement of A
K. Hawkes. Co.'S expert Optician at
.J.H Stones Oct. 17th-18th. Glasses
correctly fitted in up-to-date- styles
at reasonable prices. AL work
guaranteed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-17

handed in Judge Tyler a report N
upon their investigation into road A
work in Powhatan district. James 2,
City county. in response to COM
plants that Supervisor John "A. B
Barnes had employed. through his I,
son. John P. Barnes. team on O
certain road work in the summer and r;
fall of 1911. Ahalf dozen witnesses s
testified that Mr.. Barnes team was 7
employed throughout three or four c
months to the practical exclusion OF ]
all other teams. although other tax
uayers had asked for the work
ONLY one other team was used dur
ing this particular period, and that
for two days. Mr.. Barnes team
doing all the hauling. The total
amount paid for this particular piece
of work was $3.50. During Nov
1911. Feb. 1912, and late
as Nav. 1912. this same county
supervisor, according to the records
received a total of S51 from his dis
trict fund for team work on the pub
lie roads of Powhatan. 1t was also
testified by witnesses that the fore
man on the job and the entire force
sometimes got to work as late as >
o'clock in the morning. The to'a'
cost of doing the particular piece OF
work. according to the record
was a little over $414. One witness
testified that he could have done tho
work in half the time il was actually
done in this case. Others swor'
that they believed the money OF th'
district was injudiciously spent al
though they admitted that ther
had been improvement in the roao
since Mr.. Barnes became supervisor
Most of the witnesses testified th'
there was general dissahstacuo
with conditions relative to the mar
ner road work was being done.
The report of the grand jury des
only with the question OF ownersh
of the team employed, and Ii WI
the conclusion that this team b
loneed to Mr.. Barnes and that
was directly or Indirectly the ben
ficiary of the money paid out. co
trary to the laws of the state.
The attention ef the grand lu
was called to the fact that James
Walden, supervisor of Jamesto
district, was recently employed
person by <. M. Slauson, who
a contract for certain roads in 4
district, and that Mr.. Walden actu
" did work with his team. but
the contractor who paid him. ]
Jury was not sure that this was
technical violation OF
same statue the Powhatan suPervi
is alleged to have violated. but
ported that it was at least quesu
able and certainly opposed TO SO
policy. The report is as follow
To the Honorable Judge of
Circuit Court of the City OF
lismsburg and County OF ia
City:
We. the grand jury, investie'
conditions existing in Powh
District. James City county. rel
to road work done near Dlas
station, under supervision of L
Hicks, during the months of Au
September. October and Noveu
1911, or thereabouts. beg to T
as follows:
Examination of witnesses
oped the fact that team OF U
belonging to John A. Barnes.
visor of said Powhatsn district
driven by John P. Barnes,
John A. Barnes, was employs
said public road at the rate
Der diem; that John P. Barnes
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-17

5 or o doses 600 will break any
case of Chills & Fever: and II taken
then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. Price 2Sc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-31

q. Hearne. senator from the First
Senatorial district. as the chairman OF
the meeting. Mr. Hearne was give-
on ovation as he walked 10 the center
Of the stage 10 call the meeting 10
order
ln his Introductory address Mr.
Hcarne said. "Mr Chairman. Ladies
and Gentlemen. ] appreciate the honor
or being named chairman Of this mag.
nihcent meeting We are assembled
here tonight to renew our allegiance
to fhe grand old party We have
glorious future before u.s. All around
uf is prosperity and We should let
VOL enough alone. The best ls none
too good for the American working
man There are many new problems
tnaf confront us. b'it these problems
are easy tasks for The Republican
party.
When fhe Republican party came
in power sixteen years ago. tho state
Was turned over tO them by fhe Demo
cratic administration practically bank
rupf Tho valuation was from twenty
Eve t0 twenty-five cents ON the dol
Jar. West Virginia now stands az ono
OF fhe loves. tax states in the coun-
try ~.
Under Tho glorious Leadership %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-31

DR.. IT, d. Hatfield (applausel we ~.
pect 70 roll mp large majority al tho
polls next Tuesday but don't Won
voters overlook Jour legislative tictet'
DemOcratic Victory means tho radfs
tricting or the state. United state
senator and the disfranchfsinr of
thousands ~ voters throuEhout tb.
Little Mountain State. The First Con.
Eressional district is protective di..
tHct IT'S Industries depend on "A rro.
'ectlFo tarih lf General LaurhIin Ia
sent 10 congress. and ! know no viii
iapplauseD. be will Protect the inter.
tsts OF the voters ~ the FIRST disfrfr.
because he is pro'ect.onist ~ IoI-
". Davis rs returned 10 congress tte
district viii suffer because be- a. "a
free trader
You have a strong county ticket
cont forget that From Howard
Hastings tapplauseI 20 constable. tho
Republicans Of Ohio county have
nominated strong ticket do NOT
wish 10 take up any more ~ vou-
time. and Introduce fo tou aa rIa
speaker ~ The evening the dI.fir.
guishod John N Harlan. of WIro'.
applause
M Harlan Talks.
After being given an ovation that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-31
BAD COLD? YOUR
HEAD STUFFED?
ONE DOSE PAPEs COLD COM.
POUND GIVES REIiEF-cure
IN FEW HOURS.

You will distinctly feel your cold
breaking after taking the very nrst
dose.
II Is a positive fact that Pape's Cold
compound. taken every two hours. IN
III three consecutive doses are taken.
VIII end the Grippe and break I'D the
most severe cold. either in the head.
chest. back. stomach or limbs
II promptly relieves the most mis-.
cradle headache. dullness. head and
nose stuffed up. feverishness. sne.z.
ing. sore throat. running OF the nose.
mucous catarrhal discharges. sore
ness. stiffness and rheumatic twiuees.
let 25-cent package OF "Pape's
'old compound from your druggist
and take IL with the know ledge that IL
VIII positively and promptly cure YOUR
cold and end all the grippe misery
without any assistance or bad after.
eHects and that n contains no quinine
don't accept something else said TO
De Just as good Tastes nice-acts
gently.-Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-31
ACT QUICKLY
Delay Has Been Dangerous In
Wheeling.

DO The right thing az the right time
Act quickly IN time o. danger
BaCkachc s. kidney danger.
DOan's Kidney pills act quickly.
Plenty Of evidence 10 prove this.
J. Il Sutton. j3J FOrty-seventh St.
Bcllaire Ohio. says. For ten years
! was afflicted with kidney disease.
and believe that constant sitting was
the cause ~ my trouble I sufferei
severely from sharp. shooting pains in
the small of my back. and % . made
a sudden movement. the trouble was
aggravated The sidney secretiCns
we're highly coiOred and too frequent
in passage. causing me- to arise many
times during tho night Q used mum.
Der of remedies and tried rnimcnfs
and piastors. but nothing helped mo
until ] be-aD using Uoans Kidney
Pills The contents Of the frsf box
helped mo so greatly that Z continued
taking the remedy until was CON.
pictoly cured
The above statement vas given on
september ~ 1905. and on July N 1909.
Mr Sutton said e value Doan.s
Kidney PILE more highly to-day than
whom = publicly recommended them
in 1906
For s1Ie hv aiI dealers Prize. 900
co9if Foster N1burn 20 uTa'o.
Sew Nork. solo agents for ttc United
States
Remember tha name Uoars and
take no other Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-31

THIS iq 90 Democratic flIla.y 49, opposed
to toe Republican policy Hat la- made
Hs strong and great.
When Go. world began a.s.arI.uz
-FrfdnW aiI slavery re- century ago. 80
greatly uuiDker-I iuvcutft. genius and
Tie conditions ~ lifc have been wholly
Or. nsform"i Et"rv step II- ma 8, its
problem. and e ls FOR us 90 cay wr-ther
~ shall meet our problems. Incidents
90 Our PROGRESS REPEAL .f.s modern
civilization and return fo inc simple but
llt savage ii' OF our colonial an.,s
And President TAFT has been doing
all 90" Federal murrr BE- plentiful.
every legitimate enterprise Is prosper
iuE. every man has b. maaI ticket. AMI
every baby hes 90 milk bottle. The
cricket f. on tH" t'Hrtr AMI there is
gov in 10" land Why un." a change
sherman's Death.
Just as Mr. Harlan concluded his
address The Inteilircncer informed
him OF the death Of Vice President
Sherman. and Doc announced the sad
news 10 fhe vast audience. who we're
shocked a. the sad news Zoo refer.
ring t1 the lafe Vice President Mr.
Harlan said
u hadn't the pleasure o. knowing
Mr. sherman intimately. tut only
Plea lu'.V such mecrrrs with him
were of business nature raIhc- than
uciaI ON my way 90 Vermont this
summer. when a campaign Was being
conducted 'n thar State. z had the
plea sure OF meeting SO sherman Boo
an elevator of a n0.aI loo Albany
spoke 20 him ard asked him whether
I" remembered mo be said that Z
Gid NOT have f0 ,II his attention fo
q hat Tor na did rarrarufa- rr.