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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
THROAT CUT IN FIGHT
Probable Fatal Injuries to Companion
Brings End to Mouidert Holiday.


As climax 20 free-foran fight
one man lies IN the City Hospital ap-
parently az the point Of death. Ave
others are under arrest to await the
results OF his injuries. and warrants
for six more men as participants in
the row are in the hands OF the po-
leo The injured man is Ashourn
Trainum. thirty -seven years old. OK
REIMBURSEMENT and o Streets. His
alleged assaiIants, who are behind the
bars. are r. 3. Tatum, n H Stoddard,
sam Dorset. A Whirelaw and Boney
Hobeck- The men are all employed as
noulders ct the Cameron stove Works
The men knocked OF work early
yesterday morning. They repaired TO
The saloon Of c. NJ Powell. on West
Seventh Street near the Free Bridge.
where they put in several hours play
ing games and drinking. They gradu-
ally became boisterous. and one. said
10 be Tratnurn. kicked down the stove
pipe SCOT and ashes We're elown
over the men A hot argument start
ed. and many blows were passed
Uranium, It is said, fell, or was
knocked. into pile OF bottles. His
face was terribly lacerated. and
ragged cash cut IN his throat Bleed
ing copiously. he was rushed to the
hospital by DR.. H Taylor Hawkins
Of the City Ambulance, who responded
20 a hurry cali His condition is
grave
The companions Of Uranium hur-
riedly made their departure They
are well known, and FIVE were soon
under arrest The others viii be
caught to-day 81 possible No formal
charge other than disorderly conduct
will be made until the condition of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

present at the next meeting OF the
lodge
The lodge now has about ninety
mem, with A. 7. Garrett as worthy
president The members have been dis
cussing for some time the sxpediency
OF building a suitable home. some
are In favor OF purchasing a dwelling
and converting Il into a clubhouse. To
settle between the two will be the duty
OF the committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
Apartment House In weodIand Heights

Among the many handSomc nuiidinss
now under construction tn the thriV-
ing suburb of Woodland Heights Is
f--entv-four-roorn apartment house.
which is being erected on Senmes
Avenue. between Twenty-seventh and
Txenty-efzhth streets Thomas y
Howard and = o. Tuck will be the
owners. ar. Tuck IS personally over
seeing the work
The now structure viii be modern
in all respects and viii compare favor
ably with large apartment houses 81
Richmond. 81 viii be built entirely Of
brick. and viii contain all 81 tho lat
est appliances -Four families can be
accommodated. The building VIII De
ready for occupancy In the eariy
spring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
Eagle. Way Bald s~rt~.

stonewail Jackson Aerie. No. 1881.
Fraterrai order Eagles. ~ mcctine
held last night IN Frztcrnas Hall. an
pointed q committee composed Of
Nessrs. ". y. Ely. J. +. Bass. ". S.
Williams. John W. Moore. J. r Moore
and J. 2. Bsushan to consider the al
visibility Of erecting a clubhouse. The
COMMITTEES IL empowered 90 arrange all
details aud set them into shape 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

Under the auspices Of the Brother
hood OF St Andrew. a special commun-
ion service for mon will be held to-
morrow night in the Meade Memorial
Episcopal Church. These monthly ser
vices for men only were Saugurated
three months ago by Rev. r Ernest
Warren. rector OF the church. and the
success has far exceeded his expects-
lions
At the West End Methodist Churcs
tomorrow the pastor. Rev Charles
TinsIey Thrift. will preach az both
Services HIS mcrning subject will be
a Pastors Joy 1t night he viii
discuss the function Of water baptism
Men arc cordially invited n attend the
Bible class taught BY the pastor.
To Iu.szfi New Pastor
Rev James T Haley. who recently
resigned the pastorate OF the Stockton
street Baptist Church TO accept call
20 the Memorial Baptist Church %
Hampton. Va. viii be publicly Installed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
Sell -Four Spring Hill Lots.

The washington Terrace Corporation
yesterday transferred to J. II. Nash
four lots. Numbers ?, 10. IL and l.
block u. Bellevue Plat. according to j
deed OF bargain and sale recorded In
the Office OF Clerk Walter T. DuNsi
Of Hastings Court. Part :. The lots
have a frontage Of thirty-tvo feet
each. and a depth OF 1855 feet They
are situated On Spring Hill The con-
siderstion was placed at $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Winchester, Va. December 6.-Cn-
able to recover fully from large losses
suffered during q slump IN the apple
market hero IN the fall OF 1911. Ashby
and Frank Sprint brothers, trading
as the Sprint Produce Company. to-
day filed a voluntary petition In bank
ruptcy IN the United States District
Court at Harrisonburg. Their liabth-
ties are about s27. 900. Referee Charles
A Hammer. will convene the creditors
here shortly. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
News of South Richmond

the wounded man IS ascertIned-
The saloon IN which the fray oc-
CURED Is known as the Hum Bug. Mr..
Powell has had charge OF the business
for many years This is said to oe
The hrst case OF disorder IN his place
brought TO the attention OF the po-
lice during the time he has been IN
charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

OF the most dangerous In Chesterfield
County for many years. In the past
decade ten persons have lost their ives
at this point The latest Tragedy
which caused the supervisors 10 take
up the matter. was the death OF Two
small girls. who were crushed oenea'h
the wheels Of the cannonbaIl flyer
several months ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

statute. The edict Is effective on Fri
day. the fstefui thirteenth. All VIOLA
tors will be summarily punished to
the full extent OF the law. The reso-
luton TO shorten the hunting season
was passed by the board unanimously
at the last melting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

Rev .. r Forester. former passsr
OF the Decatur street Methodist Chursh.
who vas recently assigned 20 Gil tns
puIpst OF the Central Methodsst Churc1.
Portsmouth. left yesterday vita his
family for his rev home. NJ. ror-
rosters departure vas DELAYED o~cause
II tho illness 90 his snail SOC The
hoy - improving nicely. s1d vfn Dc
able q ~ about n q few veeka
Ollie C. Burress. who vss . noiidny
visitor 20 friends snd relatives - chc
Southsid~. hss returned % his hone
IN Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

A special committee appointed oy
the Chesterfield supervisors YESTERDAY
Inspected the site Tor the proposed
overhead crossing a. Grossman's. on
tbe Atlantic Coast Line Railway. about
one mile out % Petcrsburg. A PROPOSE
ton was made the company but No
definite action was taken. The bridge
will be Of concrete with one span
telrty feet Ions AMI 6fteen feet vide.
Gxcssmsnis crossing tss bssn enc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

Following the example or Henrico
Prince George and other adjacent coun
ties. the Chesterfield Board OF super
visors has called a halt on the siaugh-
ter OF all game protected BY state
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
Celebrate. F,fty-rAsrd a.,iv-az.

Manchester Royal Arch Chapter. Ne
IS r. A VI. last night eeiebraxed -
fffty-third anniversary with a eeDQuse
a. Masonic Temple. Ccwsrd.n Avenue
and Hull Street
A corn-shucking party and oaAD-
walk will be held next Friday night st
s o'clock at MiIoy's Hall by TIE SWAMI
boro School and Civic League. A small
admission Zee vii be charged The
proceeds Will be used for the c-<esr-
rneut OF school conditions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

Tomorrow afternoon at o'ctO0k-
Many prominent minister's from tisfs
section will attend TEs exercises wzn
be held in the main auditorium Of <AS
church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
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II your feet feel as IL they were stuck
in the mud-if they feel as II each
step were a trfp-hammer blow-get a
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

Stop in any store and
ask the price of a
GENUINE Ii M P
LEATHER b 90 K,
Why, the leather alone
in THIS beautiful,
wonderful book would
cost you more than
the small expense bo-
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MORE than the ex-
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which is all it costs
you.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
W. ?. BUNkERS
 RECEIVING ORE
MINING AND SHIPPING
 GOES MERELY ON
Work at PusbI Mine Now in Full Swing. Other Mines to be open ed up ir Near Future. Machine.y Now Being installed at valerie.

Work is now going ahead under a well organized system at the Pueblo mine. says the Whitehorse Star. and every train to Skagway carries is full capacity of ore.Iaden cars. to- days shipment aggreEating over four hundred tons for this week and that after but eight days work It is eX- pccted that the shipments will be doubled at an carly date.
 General Manager Greenough is staying close 70 the Pueblo where op- cations are yet most active. and Superintendent Mocine is engaged in installing machinery al the Valerie where real mining work will begin with few days Later in the sea son work will loo started at the Grafter and on several other prop critics now held by the company A contract for 1000 cords Of wood for the Pueblo has beon let and other contracts for wood for use at other mines will he given in time for delivery by the time it Is needed. Several new men have been taken on this week and others will be added 10 the force as required. Pres. ent indications are that several hun drcd men will be at work along the mineral bel; by ;be middle of sum. mer.
 Surt Hahn of the railroad has a force Of men at work repairing the track of tha spur aU1 the roaibed will be given mu~h needed attention as soon as Inc frost is ont Of the Eruund Already Ihe spur Is iu fair ly good condition and heavy trains of ore Are passing over it several times weekly. George Pendoryille is roUductor 5wd "GHI" Shearer cngin- eer of the spur train. K. B. Anier- son is foreman Of construction
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
AUTHOR OF "THE ROSARY
 PASSES TO GREAT BEYOND

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, April % The funeral oi the late Robert Cam. crou Rodgers was held from the Trinity Episcopal church in this ely today.
 Robert Cameron Rodgers, author ot the song The Rosary" died at the Cotlage hospital at $40 o'clock yes ,e7day morning. He had been i'll about two weeks. and his death fol lowed an operation for appendicitis which was performed April :.
 Nr. Rodgers was president and editor of the Press. vi2s-p0osideut Of he Central hank. director of the Panama-Pscific exposition. member Of the Republican state central com mitrec. prominent member and ci- -ecto~ of he Chamber ot Comme>re and os the ErSS. one Of the directors ot rho great St LoUis worlds far commission. member of the santa Ha-na-a and Elks' clubs and vest~y, man ot the Trinity church,
 The business houses Of this ojy were al, closed al 5:45 o'clock out of respect of MT. Rodgers
 lI-. Rodgers is survived by his wife, th-e, children and two others ly adoption
 ReSsdys being the author Of the
 Ro~a-y." which is p7ohahly one of tso most famous poems Of the preS- ea. age. MT. Rodcers has written a rumh.- os other beautiful poems.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
MARINE INSPECTORS FILE
 CHARGES OF cARELEssNE ss
First And Third Assistant Engineers
 Of Alameda Face Serious Charges
 Fer careIes8ness in obeying Or ders.

SEATTLE. May 6--Charges ha, e been filed against Assistant Engin- eer Burton and Third Assistant En- gineer Winter of the Alaska Steam ship Company's steamship Alameda by the Marine Inspectors.
 The charges are based on the ground of carelessness. and are the outcome Of the accident which re- suited al the time that the Alameda rammed the Colman dock on the night of April g. causing dana yes to the dock amounting to st0O,o and the sinking Of the Steamship Tel egraph
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
NEW ORLEANS
 Is DOOMED
DAY BY DAY THE
 SITUATION GROWS WORSE
7s-Fcot Levee, Weakene5 by Rush of W5ter, Threatens to Give Way. Thousands Of Men Work Heroisal- Iy to Save City. Children Cry For Fcod.

NEW ORLEANS. May C-With the passing of each day. new horrors are added '~ the scene ot devastation caused by the mighty thrush of the every raisipg waters of he Ni-siss-p- pi river.
 Fifteen parishes are now un or wa fer. and the desttutiou and sufteriu- of those made homeless by rhe flood is growing extremely alarming.
 An the leyces along the wa'e- fron' are threatened. and thousands of men are working herai.ally arainst hoary odds in their attempt to stop the leaks. strengthen the dtbc< and save the lower section or the city
 As night settles down on the camps where the ructtiycs who have been driven from their homes have sought refuge. little children cIiuginE 10 the skirts of their mothers. powerless to bolD them. cry for f0oi
 It ss believed that tf the water does not begin Go rone3e within the next twcuty-four hours. the immense l>-foot Icy,a will co out i1 which event the entire business portion yf the city will bc carried awar
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
MORGUE SHIP BRINGS
 BODIES OF IS VICTIMS

HALIFAX. V. S. May 6-The Ca bIc Ship Minia, which has been searching for the bodies Of the vic, tins who lost their lives in the ri. tauta disaster. returned 10 this port r,aav. bring rbe last of the bodies recovered.
 There were fifteen bodies taken ashore. but owing to the fearful con dftion in which the bodies were when they We're picked up out of the water. Identification was impos, Sihlc
 In abonioning the search for more bodies the Minia is obeying orders which her commander received by wireless from New York
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
SHEATH SKIRT MAKES
 WOMEN KNoCK-kNEEO

NEW YORK. May 6-The sheath skirt and similar fashion atrocities of recent date are discussed al length lin an article which Dr. Karl Francke, the eminent German scientist has contributed to a Munich Medical pub Iication. The sheath skirt, he says, is ruiniUg figures. stunting develop ment and producing a race of knock .knecd women. The doctor says the legs cannot bn straight unless all the muscles are given regular, unrostrtci' ed cXercise. which is possible only with wide skirts. The time must come says Dr. FranCke. when 1t win bo a crime to wear tight skirts.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
THE ROSARY

Tar hours ] spent with yoH deH'
 heart Are as strings Of rca-.s jo ne, ' coant them over. every one anaT.-
 Ny rosary. Ea>a hour a pearl each D,a-.
 prayer. To still a heart in aNSvnoe wTa" .. ! tell each bead unro the c~d. ard
 there
 A cross is hung. Nr memories that bless-a0t burn Oh barren gain-anl bitter loss , kiss each bead. and s-T.Nc 1' la
 to Ie6~u
 Tr kis, .he ,~.~~. Sweetheart.
 -. k+~> rhe cross.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
ROOSEVELT REFERS TO
 kLssKe's COAL LANDS

BALTIMORE, Md. May 6-In speech which he delivered in this city Iast saturday night before an immense audience. Theodore Roose- welt referred to the Alaska coal lands.
 He said t was not the wish of the majority that the lands be seized, but the act of the minority. which consisted chiefly of one man, whom President Taft delighted in referring to as a patriotic leader.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
TWENTY THOUSAND sUFFRAG-
 IsTs PARADE IN NEW YcR x

NEW YORK. May S-Twenty thous- and women paraded the streets of this city Saturday afternoon
 Many banners. bearing suffra Eist mOttos were carried by the women. and it Is conceded that this is the biggest suffragette demonstration ever held in America
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
WILL REACH 4 TENTATIVE
 AGREEMENT ON MAY A

NEW YORK. May s-The Anthra. cite Mine Operators and the officials of the United Mine Workers of America have arranged for a meet ing to be held on the fourteenth of May for the purpose of coming to a tentative agreement with the view of an amicable settlement of the strike which has been on i1r the past several months.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
sENy. GuSGENSElN FORTUNE
 ESTIMATED AT S92ooaoo,

NEW YORK. May s-Thc will ot .aa ra-a Rcuamin GuCCouheim was rraf for probate in this city today.
 Tle estate is estimated al ninety Two million dollars. and by the will e.ea-y thousand dollars is Jeff 10 charitable purposes. while the rs- mafade- is left to relatives, bcin- divided into various amounts.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
LOS ANGELES IS MECCA
 TO 10000 sHRINERs

LOS ANGELES. Cal. May 6-For'y thousand Mystic Shriners arrived in this city yesterday and today. for the purpose of attending the eighth annual concIaye of the Order Of the Mystic Shrine.
 The city has been turnel over 10 hem and wherever one looks, the red rez of those who have traveled over the burning sands of the sahara dessert are in evidence.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
RICH WOMAN HOVERlNG
 BETWLEN LIFE AND DEATH

NEN YORK. Nay n-Nr. Russell Sage is reported as n..u- -to1-,T U a, her aomr u rh.~ city,
 When interviewed ly rep~y-"u tlrc~ oE tl. press. gho Thlri.jaos in attcudauu, refused to maka any statements rog puhli,a.u"
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
WASHINGTON RETURNS
 COMING IN SLOWLY

SEATTLE. May f-The voting in the Presidential Primary Election, which is being held in this s.ate 10. day is very heavy.
 By careful CaGrass j., is thought that Taft and Rooscve t are running ycry close. and it is believed that neither wtll win by a Nery. great margin.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
CHANGES IS MADE IN
 GERMAN DIPLOMATIC SERVICE

BERLIN. Germany. May 6-Tho an was today made in dip lomatir circles that Baron Richer stein. the German ambassador 70 CouStanGnople would shortly he sent to London to replace Count Nctter. uich. whose resignation it is under stood has been asked for.
 Great significance is attached up on the change
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06

Miss Cmnas who has been visiting with Mrs. IT. < PuIlen for the past three weeks. returned to Sitka this morning Miss Cluuas is a sister ot Dr. J. \. Goddard. of Sanitarium- Juneau Dispatch. May 2
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
TAFT WILL PAY THREE
 DAY VISIT TO OHIO

WASHINGTON. D. C. May g. President Taft left this city today for Ohio where he wiA for the next three days tour the state. He vill make campaign speeches at all the cities and towns at which he visits.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06

n-.a.. ..aE .aNg. vas a mem ,. "A. sgagaDy. --ad IDsty. a,
 -e -ag -ve-y->eau-G Ua~
 -, >,Aa-G. and was aa. a.. s..,.-.. klgvu 5E halaes a-s >sa-vay. lie always lore a >g.a-..5 -s7-.a-.-. and has friends u.... a.. -Er~e ulc knew Egu.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
RFc-ESCN. SLANEF OF AVIS
 LgNNEII. MENTAL WEECN


 BOSTON May o--la-ou.e Y. E ..s.e-o7- sre .o-De- u3-s-e-. v.- se- ~--e-re % Gse during tae week .. Nay rs Ga- 7o.s'1i1S Ar-~ -.1- r5. $ .aaao-ua- hvs-e1.- ar. r- -esna-~...e." aCoo75s-E % D-. E.. - Lane a- .-eEist who oh~e-vea h. .r-sa-~e5 man ta be5aE os RIsae -.-- a--u-Cev~.
 u- Lane -aaeS Ja.~ S.a.euv0. .- a -a0o-t -- rEe lavys-,-
 E..ar-o--> .a7Eo0s are ,o app s- r.5a-a Ge.s.a- NuS~ No~.-g -.~ -.-.~a-r a r.....- fa- r0.w.t t... .-
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06

Henry FrIedenthsl Phone 7s. Quick delivery. Baggage and expressing on short notice. day or night
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
SENATE HEARING ENDS
 IN TITANIC DISASTER

WASHINGTON. D. C.. May s-The public hearing which has been held by the Senate committee into the loss of the White Star Liner Titanic. ended here last Saturday.
 No report of the findings Of the committee has been given out
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
U. s. SOLDIER
 SHOT DOWN
PRNA-E EANEE KILLED
 W4iLE ON PATROL DUTY
WSs a Member of T,Nsrty y-Seco0a When ThSt Beginner; Was S.s. ism co r~ AfssNs. Had Mary F-fe~as a- SAE-vsy A05 Names.

E- nNSN EgN N@y e-lT.N".e .ra- .e.5c- os ro..@rs A.. Twenty ~u.,s.a I--.. Ssa.a~ .-saa.-y. wa.la .- Ea-g ra-oUr- -ae NeN.,UD how'd .- aas >aa- Gca. .-ou across r.e ..a and Erg5 ~ro--N s-..r -, -eA @.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06

LOST-About May |, bunch ( keys. Finder please return to tht office and receive reward !. Ke1 nedy. 2-t
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-06
cyNAPC LINER LCSES
 ePCesLLER IN fcs FLCs

-..-rEN. \ $. Ea. The N". .-. L.-s- E..-o-sa ar-FHd .- ta.~ rr-r sr.~ a.--.r- 5~ .-.0@t-- s-" ...a- lawns 'n~- o~a "s h"- '.-@
 !. t> -sra--s.. ny :ns o.a e~> ot 'a, ~A.0. -aa- ra. r-Jo1a "a. fa.o ". .a r.. a-r -.a- r.a w.>-.u- .- ..a.re- ua~ .-ase. o.s when .t .a1e . .r--..- a... a Fa--e -.""l ot t.r
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Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-20
HUMoR or TIE DAY

''Es he q man ef bpsssness AenrnenT' ''No, he fRvsF fs75Hv tffes tb Anaare fS pofHeaAeHes wFtR Ais bsSt satFo1s o7, the day of t(se first home ssns.-- Buffaio Express.
 SRe-Y6u nq9st see pspa, 6eas, about our marriage. BWt cont hn sF7f4ous sb1ut the 6ytcoAae, Ffel=WRSt I'm anxious SeVEt is tke i4coHse-esston Transcript,
 KBfcEeF-Now Ae you aHAeFstaad thS ESf4e% Sweet Yo1Ax Tl4fng-Per- fe&tEY, except GOaEt see who that man is t@nRlaag away 1esa.-SSew York Sun
 ''Reaefal5er, my ESy, tlfat SHY lfttle lsnsaF2caH E2s@H syrsse 9sy secoTae prs@ dent of tae United StaS6s." ANSet If Teddy is going t0 &eep ez running repglle4 the yStitH, H,-DStsSft Free PpeEs
 Cotmtfy sotErs Gse tas tes1aass Sin HeF, to one of tEeEal What. no salad for YSH, FedeY1g BRs7Ifun TeasHt- No, thank you, wAtF your kind peFmis- sion, they don't agree wtth me- F1iegefde BlsetteS.
 Pastor Is it H0t pOu6e7fuI thought, tny dear Mt Jones. east even the hairS of y0ur head are ruTnbered2 9 Cynical Old Bachelor Ew7fA a plsefal glance in tae RniFr0rJ--Oh, T 6on't kHOwt e0aM ee'UNt 'epa myself Judge.
 Here's a despatch sloout a sa4a who tried 10 ciG0lSe bis l8pdledy to death and got off with a. small fine" Must have been tFhsd by a jury of boaFdeFs Cut it down to 15 words and put a one-ltne head over tt@--fchicaGo Tribune,
 Recently a Letter os tntro6uethon was handed by all actor to a manager which deSeriBsd the pressnteT as an actor Of much merit. sgEd eomci1des He pEsys Macbeth EieheESeu, Hsnalst I ShyEock and bflliaFas. Ills plays kn- ! lizards best"--5STEOpauA An old gentleman who had t1st fin % [ ished shaving himself said to hts IRtla grandson; Come here. Charlie. and TT shave yoar too.~ You can't sisavs me, grandpa" replied ths hey, %'caasse my whtsksrS are not ripe ysty~-bez- yer RepuhlicAn-
 The Doctor-EfariSt Whence fpos- | cries of agony The LswysT -1ghey come from the 0fHce Of the dezsisi Last week the etfTo79oahst operated or the 6ertist, agreeing to take ms bfl 1 out in trade: and now the asntlat ts l taking it uuf-XaffKe