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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-19
SEEN AND HEARD.

John Heguess with hi~ cam of tired dogs. drawing four hundred and forty pounds of mail arrived at the t,sal postoifee last evening about six thirty. and turned over Co the depart ment 424 pounds of second class and It pounds If first picked up cu route.
 Tegne~S reports heavy trails all the way from Run. he same being drift yd and showed over making it hard work for the dogs to make any Kind of .ime
 Flashes from different parts ot N- s~ka state that from present iuiica- ttau~ there uIll be- three car dates m the field during the coming election for 5eleeat, First a republican from Valdez. ~syend . 8smoera, from Jun yaa. and thr1 tu ud,p,udeur from Fairbanks That owing ta On, eV- ,r,mely pasr showing th, 's,ur ticket made dHriug the last del,ettr election ths Is93u1 labarHshf- Har, decided nut ta play. t candidate .u th, ruu- r,-- ths vear bur wH drop "u, from ths rfey entirely anu rat th, two great parties aeht il eat between tn,m~eIvgs'
 A~ reported exclusively tn ,h, Mug
 et ses.1-.f. days t.. .h,l, win he a race pulled on by th, Nome Fort pavi~ Rasnr Association The da,e Tor the event las been changed from Saturday ta Sunday and the course from tHe Loop The Loop" Co Fort paTi- tr.ae, ana return This should prove uut oalr interesting but anus .ne as well. but then som, of the amateur dos pan,Her- ma, fo., ;he proesssiauals
 r II Wat. u e.# timer Is r.- ported doing quite well in Seattle and didn, striky seuum, pay streak uutl D, became a penedj,t Very few men dc. hut F H.. according Co a let Ter received from the outside. not only nan ane wls, hut a good size bank roll along with her He is ever anx- !ous to meet his old time Alaskan friends and they have what they call an Alaska Seurdough Club. of which ee appear ta be one of the main sup ports
 So Frank lost forty slaves on the bird dogs last Sunday" On the square didn't even get run for my money" and then the fellow ia the chair heard the Watchdog" murmur to himself.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-19
ENDORSE
 ICE BOAT RESOLUTION

This afternoon the Nome Chamber m Commerce and the city council met as joint committee to settle the coal question. passed a resolution that both bodies should indorse the ice crushing steamer for Nome. the resolution introduced by the delegate several days ago and the account 'f which was published in the Nugget
 \ telegram signed by the president of the Nome Chamber of Commerce also the common council was ordered dispatched 10 the speaker of the house' that the same be adopt eel and an ice boat to ply between Unalaska and Nome during the closed season Of the year he secured
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-19
WATSON RETURNS
 FROM SQUIRREL

Thomas r.. Watson arrived last eve ming with John Hegness. the mall carrier having made the trip to Nome from Kiana in the Squirrel river couutr, which place he left on Jan- Hary g.
 Young Watson travelled Co Candle with native. then on to Council with reindeer that had taken Walter Shields to way beyond that point on hls journey to the North. where he Is now on a visit to all the mission schools and reindeer herds
 Watson reports that three outhts are working taking out dumps in the Kleary country. and they are trying to make wage proposition On No. ? below bench Gabe Anderson is talk Ing out a dump. of about the same kind of dirt he had last winter on the fraction of goo feet upper end of discovery Lepshlre and partners are taking out a dump and on No 1 above Fred Johnson and partners are work ing the ground under lease from Gre,nbers and extracting a dump
 Ni,kory Is getting ready owok a portion of the creek where the water bothered him last summer and there k littel pay Quite a number of people are pro>peet!ns in the bends and a few of the benches
 Watson put down five holes on the bench on discovery and found a little prospect in the last one. but not enough to continue the work He does not have so very much faith in the country as great producer and peo- pie wnl not prospect away from the creek
 some ty-dve or fifty men are winterins in there. Provisions are reasonable and plenty 10 last the camp.
 Watson does not expect 10 return
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-19

Serves you right. you old easy mark. keep in your own class. and bet on "WatchdocS" not race. bird nor any other CUTS u the future. Then a deep sigh and Wul you have your ncca shaved but the fellow realiz- ing what a serious mood the barber was in replied not this time old man
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-19

IL will pay you to make q call and see the barsins fin bottled goods for one week only. Seward comI Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-19
HOME COOKING.

For home made bread, cake. pies doushnuts and eooklss, call up Mes. damss AIterus a Ford, Phone Red f06.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-19
A. B. DANCE FRIDAY EVENING

The 4. 5.s will give one Of their weekly dances, Friday evening. Jan uar, 2e for 4. 6.'s and their friends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-19
CHE FER UP.

Get rid ef that morose sedate mel aneholia eountenanee by witnessing the humorous play "All Mistake. February 2. Eagle Hall
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-19

Eagle Social Dance, Saturday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-19

to Kiana but will spend the winter in and about Nome
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-19

and ends on the last pay of this ed to lowest prices as we have n, to the big store every day for ney
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-10
All the Meat of the Golden Wheat

Boston; a. B. Gutman, J. NJ Butler.
baitimore: Louis kessel r. D. Wey-
mouth. New York City: NJ. Il. Newhous.
baltimore; II; Grossman, Philadelphia:
las. r. Nolk, Baltimore; Frank J :
DUFFY. l. Sulzbacker. New York: j. Il 4.
Ei;pperson. Charlie Hope, Va; w. ID.
Hackney. Jr.. Wilson. y. c.. ID. L..
Thomas. Ahoskic, y. c.: l.. S. Grove.
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Oliver,
Allegan Mich; j. r. Blanks, South
Boston. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Cooke,
North Carolina; w. f.. Brown. New
YORK City: W. j. Early, Washington.
-. G. W. w; Lee. Norfolk; Cecil
ilooke, New York. r. fronts, Balti-
more; Geo: G. W. Beck. T.. r. Cham .
pion. Norfolk: D. NJ. Cumhoun. S.
Stoerger. New York Citv: II. j. AIRING
ton, Clarcmont Va; J. Harry Bean.
W +. Barnhardt, Washington. p. c.:
IL NJ Faster. New York: c. w. Wolf
Washington. d. c.; $ schlcchtcr Bal
timorc; j Menglc, IL. Hckcl. Altoona.
Pa: MIR. and Mrs. c. F. Deane. Motto
way. Va; w 4. Diggs, Philadelphia
Albert Steinbcrg, New York: Sam
Wcisel. Gus Hoffman. Roanoke. Va;
Louis Levy, New York; o. c. Cheno-
weti. Baltimore; j. VI. Sheppell, Phila-
delphia: j. II. Cooke. Roanoke Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-10
PASSES SECOND READING
iiome Rule Dni IIns Increased Major
ny ia iIuusc.

London, AIay g-Ti, government
carried the home rule en- on Is Sec
ond reading IN the House OF Commons
tonight Dy i majority Of lel, MS
against 81 for the tirst reading. Tne
vote was 81 10 27i. IT was the most
largely attended House at the present
Parliament. Both sides had done their
utmost 10 secure every available Vote.
The announcement OF the figures
showing AN Increased majority caused
enthusiasts Recommendations on the
government SIDE.
The bill was formally referred TO a
committee OF the whole House, but as
home rule and Welsh disesta blishmcut
are being taken concurrently II Will
now be The tur nof the Welsh bill.
The committee stage OF the home rule
bill! !s NOT expected TO be reached until
after Whitsunt!de. and probably viii
occupy q couple OF months. as the OPP
position is preparing an endless list
OF amendments.
Curously. the second reading OF the
nome rule bill comedies with the dis
appearance OF tho word conservative"
us the Official designation OF tho Tory
party. y conference or the Couserya-
tive and Liberal Un!onist parties to-
day nRally resulted II fusion o. the
two parties under tho title VI VA
tinnal Un!onists.' Thus the Licerai
CnIonjsts. who seeded from Gladstone
in cspOusal OF nome rule. now become
part and parcel 81 tho Tory party.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-10
At the Hotels

Jenerson-P. y. Carter n. +. White
mn. NJ. II. Hanscl. Harry T. Brodcu
m l.. :; Morris / X. Swan. L. D. Et-,
n,.lahta' Ga; ~ y. Tichenor. Frank b.
Jacobs. w. l.. Haney. Phlindelphia n
a. Wooiiord. ). NJ. Wallack. j. u.
Tabb. +. l.. Shecl;eli +. c. SiinchaN
u r. Siinshon. Baltimore: r. II. Ri,
son. y. Il. Willett, WASHINGTON. ID g.
m, Il; Shune, Baltimore; NJ \. Nc
Gormack. Cleveland o.: S. o. barton
Eaton, + T.. Gregory. Boston:
y. y. Bush. Pittstield Mass: l.. D..
Mason N!t,, New York; w. b. Warticld
oo[Socket. Il. l.: Jno. NJ. fsuhng
lon f. G. Icilison. Providence. L. t.;
Il. y. Park. Newark. ~ j.
Murph!'>-Ias. y. Fisher Washing
lon. II. c; $. Evans, Cincinnati; A. i.
Stewart, clifton Forge. Va; r. NJ
thompson. North Carolina: Geo Tuck
louisville. KY; Frank T. Jacobs Phil
adclnhia: Herbert G. Gutzler, Il. n.
olt|er. Brooklyn. y. y: S y. strauss
Douglas Goodhcart. New York: T.. B.
Lewis. lawrenceville. Va; b. Uaun
Ihiladrlphia; !. II. Hoffman. New York
AIR. and Mrs. II. Smith, Norfolk; Louis
herbert, Cincinnati. Il. Hommell, j
). Guck, l.. u. Nanderker. New York:
j, =. Neer, Baltimore. P. II. WOOD
Bristol. w Rich. Baltimore: W. II.
staples. keysville; Sid Frame. Sol
lseadson. New York. Sam 3. Woods,
Arrowhead, Va; l.. w. Bell. Spokane
Wash: l.. w. Waters Washington, d.
e.. w. L. staples. Keysville: w. q.
Jones. Middlesey. Va: E. j. White.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-10
News Of South Richmond

Cemetery, whore she sinft is being placed
with tie Lodges.
New South couhdl. No. 5. Junior Order
United American Mechanics. will meet to-
night At odd -FcTioS-s' Hal.
~v!s Council, No. - Junior Order United
Amer.ean 9fsthanics met las; nigh; In odd
Henderson Lodge. No. los. l. O O. F..
held regular meeting last night Mt Toney's
hal" Degree work conferred on sew
GRAZ candidates
Manchester Council. No s4a. b. y O. E.,
mot last night At the ENs Home. Eleventh
and Bninbridgc Street
Citizens League Meets.
.'hc meeting OF the Woodland Height,
citizens League was well attended last
nIEht Reports from the committees on
streets lights and fire facilities we're sub.
United FOR approval. The most interesting
feature OF the meeting was the introduc.
don OF d. j. {. Walton. who outlined hi,
plan 81 Opening sanatorum NJ Fpn,ice n,
10 Give Entertainment To- Might.
the Magic Mirror" an entertainment
VIII DC presented tonight in the lecture.
room of the Porter Street Presbytcr,a,
ohuFch by local talent. A musical PRO.
cram mas also been arranged
Personal Mention.
MISS Agnes O'Brien is visiting hc- .,,,.,
yrs Thomas y. Carroll, OF eo3S Ba!nbrid .,
Il \. thompson. Of wins,on.sa,en {,
VISITING friends on the southside
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-10
Niagara Falls, N. Y.

Otto j. Herbert, Bermont. Md: S. H..
Evans, Guinea; F.. G. Lytton, Staun-
ton ton, Va r. Rosenberg, Philadelphia;
W. j O'Connor. Braxton. Va; n. r..
w M.eisenberg, Give. o.; c. C. Hourr.
Staunton, Va.
Hotel Richmond-R. p. Watson.
wilson, y. G.; a. ]. Terrible. Ken
tucky; w. f Walsh. W. w. Arrow
wood and wife. Virginia. Mrs. W. c.
Edmondson. Tennessee: J. B. Pitcher.
saginaw. Mich: q. Lyman. Boston;
Miss l. Harmel Arthur B. Cohn, New
York; w II. Landes. Staunton. Va:
y. b. Hawkins, Virginia: Il. II. Barnes,
Atlanta: II. y. Kerr. philadelphia; nv.
and Mrs. Marston, New York: Il. Fits.
Detroit; w. 7. Carpenter. Washing
ton. d. c.; Frank A. Jacob, Philadei-
pnia; T. Z; l.. GoldsborouEh.' New
york; y. IL Warner Jr., Springfieid
Mass,: II c. Judd. w. G.. Culbert r.
Al: decker: l. c. Banks Philadelphia !;
W. King Davis. Virginia: j. F. Cole.
man ,;,n. II r. Lowenthal. New York; Ii.
Allen, Covington. KY: j. b. Beynon.
n. II. l-aughton. Washington: S. D..
S2utn Bend, Ind: Mrs. David Brown.
'no. Il. Etchison. Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-10
FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT
Machine Struck u! Engine and Driver
Is Is He'd.

s. Louis. Mo. May 1.-Frank ].
Becrgs, vice-presidcnt and general
manager 81 St Louis coal company.
MAS Killed; Virginia Johnson, twelve
Years old. " Memphis. Tenn. suffered
fracture OF the skuil'that viii uroh-
ABLY prov" fatal, and Miss Grace Bell.
o. St Louis. sustained broken arm
aud Jaw this afternoon when an auto
mobile Bcergs WAS driving was struck
b. Missouri Pacific engine AZ Bar
rett Station, st. Louis county.
Mrs, IL +. Johnson. mother OF V!r-
einia, WAS severely bruised. Mr.. Beergs.
q brotherin-i OF Mrs. johnson. had
been entertaining her, her daught "
her sister and Miss Bell At one OF tho
country clubs, and the parry was re.
turning home at the time o. the acct
dent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-10

out the conpany's idea OF consolidation @.
their small plants While this is the pri-
mary cause. it IS Understood that the lack
%; help In the punching department Is also
partly Responsible for the transfer
Tho plant will complete manufacture dur
ing the remainder OF the week, ana ate.
saturday Soi operatives vii be w!:hou; ON
white female help. The rernaindsr arc
white males. The company Intends reuov-
Ing an the machinery in the local plant to
W i.inInSion, and this work viii be under
thh.n Immediately. r. NJ Cabaniss man
hse- OF the local plant. mas accepted the
same position In Wilmington that nc holds
nero The new move comes as n surprise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-10
South Richmond Bureau,
The Times Dispatch.
1000 Hun street.

fsicnc Madison lao.
Wilbur Randolph. colored. arrested
Yesterday afternoon on warrant. in whicA
he is charged with taking and carrying
away one po, OF glue. the property OF the
KILLER Manufacturing COMPANY The glue
is valued at IL.
Harry Tomiln. . former inmate o. the
Laurel Reformatory, was picked up early
yesterday morning by Captain y. $. Wright
and charged with being a suspicious char
acter, suspected OF larceny OF rs IRON! the
Aragon Coffee Company y companion VIII
lie Lewis. was also taken In charge rs 4
vagrani. Tomln was ordered sent back to
Laurel 10 hnish his term by Justice Bauehn.
sitting Tor Justice Maurice. Lewis was sent
to jail FOR sixty days.
Theatre Rumors Again.
81 ~ Us again isfSisienily rumored that Ihe
ire TO be located on HUI Street Who 1,
psck 81 the scheme OF what site the pro-
rnoi. have IN view. IS puzzle TO ihc
ton on Hun street between Tenth and
Thirteenth. unless some o. the old buildings
are torn down. one lot at Twelfth aud
HUI streets was sought ny loca! men about
month ago. but the negotiations were
broken off
The people OF the southsldc are eager for
locate in their midst. The motion-p!cturo
theatres are well pa,ronized and q better
Class oil entertainment is needed
wizards I.osc Ia SiurKcrs.
IN N"'f!w!nd finish. IN which Pitcher
| Bullock was driven from the box the Sev.
enth street SlugScrs yesterday won from
tho wizards by the score Of il ,o TN tn"
game was played the Spring H!lI G!a-
;nond before 20 yelling supporters O. III.
Jams. Tho spectators worked harder than
I the players. and the total result made
( splendid game. For the Wizards Bullock
pitched until relieved by Moa!es ana Yes,
caught the Sluggcrs were Represented NV
! Anderson in the box and Taylor behind
| The bat
Few Realty Transfers.
| Although all really people seem to be do
! ing an excellent business propert trans
| :ers Tor the past few weeks have been AL
! most ~ standstil.. Yesterday one deed
| OF bargain and sale was placed on recoru
| IN the musings court. Part .. BY It's terms
George T. Hines became the owner ~,
I thirty feet OF property fronting on Twenty
treont Street ~hi6Ti he purchaser from,
i william ~ Purcell for $40 and other val
uab!e considerations. a frame house known
| as rs West Twonty-second Street. Is on IN"
| lot. 10 va '"'
Woodmen TO unveiI Monument
! ArFangcmrnts for ~ic uuVcllin- ~ u mon,
uinent to the late George r. GARY. snver
eign o. Tie order, viii be perfected Ar M,
| regular meeting OF Maple camp No 10
/ Woodmon OF The World, Tonight a, \
! O'Clock The date FOR the uuveii.ng has
oeen definitely set for the fourth sunday 4,
| This month and II is hoped all members
details. ''' ''''"o'
Mr. Gary at tie time OF his deaf, w..
rlre commissioner from Washington Ward
nc And nos % friends o. 10th sides o:
the4riEer' and large number are expected
ut tho unvciiirS. The ceremonies viii he
impressive. They VIII be held In Marry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-10
ALLURING TALES
TOLOBY COMP ANY
lcon.!nuea From First rage.,

Inducements OF all kinds for different
officers OF the company. Former
Mayor Mahool has a fun page devoted
To his letter tes;ifying 10 the good
character OF President Kehoe Nichao.
ID. Ryan, president OF a trust company.
WAS also given q full page. Other in
dorsements of the character OF the
officials are given by such In,n as Gov
ernpr William L.. Glasscock, Of West
Virginia; Judge Frank /. Duncan.
Judge y. Charles Burke, OF the Court
of Appeals OF Maryland; former Con-
gresham Kronmlller and many other
well-known business men ami public
officials
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-10
GOES TO CEMETERY TO
pUT on BRIDAL. GOWN

tSpecia 20 The T!ncs- Dispatch
Norfolk Va. May From her home 10
renool. then 10 tho cemetery ard next to
No Gretne Green tho romantic route %
a ffteen-year-oid school girl who was mar
red Yesterday. Miss Eula pea1on cherry.
., Portsmouth. was the daring sirl. and her
husband Is John Edmonds twenty-five years
her senior.
j teiestam announcing the wedding was
received To-day
Tho sirl went 70 school yesterday. wear
Ing short skiFis. with her hair plated down
her back IN regular schoolgirl fashion she
went To The cemetery. wnere friends array
Cd her in bridal costume. She was met in
the cemetery by Mr.. Eimond. and the
married.
g @ cherry. brother and guardian OF tho
girl. learned OF the intended eIopencnt and
"',H IN VAN to prevent tho wedding
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-10
SENTENCED TO PRISON
BrIczInski Convicted OF Perjury In
tndcrwelghinS Frauds.

New YORK May I'D thc criminal
branch Of the United States District
Court. Judge Hand to-day sentenced
James .. Brazczinski, who had been
convicted of perjury In connection WITH
his testimony IN the sugar undcrwelph
ing frauds TO serve eighteen months
In the Federal prison at Atlanta. Ga
a'sen; Of the Treasury Department.
Judge Hand granted stay pending an
i.,Lr...Nl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-10
Anonmaris water has been used Tor som.

Anolliuaris Water has been used ,or some
20 wears on all our Steafners
u gives us pleasure 20 be abb. 20 stare
that Apo'!inaT!s Wafer has met with ever
CROWNS popularity refreshing beverage
win fassensers using our Steamers; we
have proof of that in the growing
consum7iion. which last year reached the
agmre 81 abou; 10000 hotties
We do not hesitate to recommend
Apohinar's Water as wholesome and
re'r,Shing drink. and beg 10 add that
we have always been promptly supplied BY
The Hor,h German Lloyd s.esmsbi, o.
HTemcn-Adv -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-10
WILL MOVE FROM DANvILLE.
Lorillard Tobacco i'iapt to BE Transferred
10 Wilmington. Del.

IspecIiI 90 Tho Tunes DISpltch.l
Danvilie Va. May r-Noticc has been
.cryod upon an the employees % tho Lori!-
lard tobacco plant. that after SATURDAY
MAY i. their services will not De needed
as the local plant Is 20 De closed down and
Transferred TO Wilmington, Del. following
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-10
VOTES TO ABOLISH
COMMERCE COURT
Continued From FRS, Page. +,

Continued From First Page)
the Senate was composed mainly or
smaller amounts. principal among them
being Nantucket SOUND. $3.50. 600:
Jamaica Bay. 100000; Allegheny
River. 100000; Delaware River. $500.
600, Cape Lookout. 100000; ST. Mary
River. 100000; Chicago iarbor. $780,
coo. Ohio River, near Cairo. $3.50. 900,
Los Angeles Harbor. S325.250.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-10
Often Exhausted
when Spring Came On, But Never
Since Taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.

Mrs; A. Hopkins, 225 East Raglc ST.,
East Boston, Mass, writes: Years ago
! learned what good medicine Hood 5
oarsaparllla is. When spring came on
was thoroughly exhausted and obliged to
take my bed thought | would rather
die than be so tired. | began taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and before long was
perfectly we'll Since thea, spring has
never come without my having Hood S
Sarsaparila."
Get it to-day in usual liquid form or
chocoated tablets called Sarsatabs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-10

81 bottles Duffy's Malt Whiskey .S5c
Large cans Borden's Peerless
Milk, 3 cans, Csc; small size &c
Woods Best n. c. Roe Herring,
per dozen, 23c; per keg. ..S2.75
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen. 15c
Best Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon,
per, pound, TIC; per piece .16c
Switts Premium Sugar-Cured Hams,
Best Clipped Beef, can. &c
Small cans Herring Roe. &c
5 large bars Circus Soap for. .25c
Large cans California Peaches, can. .l5c
California Canned Asparagus, can,
Libby's Lib cans Corncd Beef .15c
California Sherry Wine, gallon. .S1.OO
) Chalmers Gelatinc for. 25c
FINEST Michigan Sliced Peaches. can. &c
Quart Mason Jars Queen Olives. doc
5-lb- pals Home Made Preserves. .35c
Lib. cans Good Luck Baking Powder. SC
New liominy and Grits, . lbs. for SC
New Seeded Raisins. ID. pkg. &c
Ccresota or Gold Medal Best Flour,
4ic bag; per barrel. $40
Gold Medal Coffee, Java and Mocha
mixture, lib. cans, SOC; 5-lb. cans SI.40
Bakers Cocoa, can I0c
Smoked California Hams, Id. .I2c
Good Creamery Butter, per h.. .32c
Absolutely Pure Leaf Lard, Id. -. .13c
Good Lard. per TO- lie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-10
Woodmen to UnyeiI ,Ionur,on,

Mr cary AZ tie time OF his death wa.
he bad ho>. - friends 81 10th sides q:
the-river' and large number are expected
Mt the unyeiiins. The ceremonies VIII he
impressive. They VIII be held In Marry
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-07
The Three easss In Grsscs.


The peasantry of Greece firmly be.
lieve that the future of every child is
determined by three fates. known as
the Moral The trio is supposed to be
three old and wrinkled women who
dwell IN mountain cave and who
come simultaneously to the house in
which a new baby has made its APP
pearanre In order that their aged
and uncertain feet may not be hinder
ed. all furniture is carefully set aside.
and honey. cakes. bread and wine are
set out so that the important though
invisible guests may refresh them
selves. If the household is sufficiently
wealthy to possess little real money.
this, too. is placed ON the table with
the food. All things. good and bad.
are In the hands of the three fates.
On no account must the child's beauty
be alluded to at the time when the
visitors might be present. To do so
would cause its good looks to instantly
disappear. Nothing must be said TO
annoy or displease the Moral, and this
makes the situation bit difficult, as
no one is quite sure what might or
might not displease them. j,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-07
David carrick,s Realism,

In depicting moments of mental an
guish. disorder and passion David Gar
rick was unequaled. 81 liked him best
in Lear" says contemporary. His
saying In the bitterness Of his anger
4 will do such things-what they are
I know not and his sudden recollec.
ton of his own want of power were
so pitiable as to touch the heart of ev-
cry spectator. The simplicity Of his
saying. BE these tears wet? Yes.
faith" putting his finger to the cheek
of Cordelia and then looking at his fin
ger. was exquisite" And in reference
to the same character another tells us:
"He rendered the curse so terribly af-
fecting to the audience that during the
utterance of it they seemed to shrink
from it as from a blast Of lightning
His preparation for it was extremely
affecting; his throwing away his crutch,
kneeling on one knee. clasping his
hands together and lifting his eyes to-
ward heaven presented picture wor
thy of the pencil of Raphael. '-"Da-
vid Garrick and His French Friends"