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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-17
Cass County Valuations
We're Received Today
Cass County Valuations Received From Bismarck and Made
Up With Dispatch in County Auditor Leech's Office
Valuations Of County for 1913 Show Normal Healthy Growth
:. i :.~.. Of the County in One Years Time

The list of Cass county valuations,
prepared with dispatch by County
Auditor Leech and his able corps of as
sistants, was announced this morning
and shows a normal healthy growth
of the county for one years time.
The valuations were mailed to the
auditors office from Bismarck only
last Saturday, and early Monday morn
ing Mr.. Leech and his assistants delv-
ed into the work, obtaining result
this morning.
The valuation of the county's real
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-17

property totals $14.o7S,364 as against
Sl3,S9O,O79 for 1912. The personal
property valuation for 1918 amounts to
S3,4oh532 as against $3,4S4.378 in 1919
me total valuation of the corporations
aolng business in Cass county this
Sear totals $3,530,223 as against S3,
Following are complete tables show
ing the corresponding figures for both
19lz ana 1913. as prepared by County
Continued on Page Eight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-17
Parents Call Him Abnormal. J.

Aschaffenburg, Germany, Sept. IL
The parents of the Rev. Johannes
Schmidt, confessed murderer Of Anna,
Aumuller. declared today that the
young priest is hereditarily abnormal
several members of the family are
confined in asyluns for the demented
and there have been four suicides In
the family within five years.
The letters sent home by the young
priest are said by his relatives to be
written in q confused and hazy style.
i Local physicians consider that the
murderer's perverted instincts were
accentuated by forced study.
IT is known that he resorted to
forged certificates, even during his
boyhood, and by this means was en-
abled to enter the classical high
school at Mainz. where he was educar-
ed. He was arrested and charged with
the offense, but released by the court,
as weak minded and irresponsible.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-17
Use Churches for Courtina.

Toledo, O., Sept. 17.-Opening Of
church parlors. in the crowded por-
tions of the large cities where young
women can entertain young men CAL
lers, was urged in a resolution pre-
sented by DR.. G. H. Gerberding, of
Chicago, and adopted by the conven-
tion of the general counsel of the
Evangelical Lutheran church, at the
closing session today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-17
Letter Carriers Meet.

Evansville, Ind, Sept. 17.The Ma
tionai Rural Letter Carriers associa-
tion of the United States began its
eleventh annual convention here yes
terday. One of the important mar y
5ters at issue is a plan to pension
5raral carriers. III,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-17
BOY, CAUGHT TN BALLOON
ROPE, CARRIED 500 FEET
In AIR--DASHED TO DEATH

holding while
holding
In
hadu ITSELF
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-17
MORE CRIMES
AGAINST SCHMIDT

New York, Sept. 1.-Two more
crimes were discovered against Hans
Schmidt. the priest, confessed mur-
derer of Anna Aumuller and counter
feiter. In ransacking Schmidt's rooms
the police found evidence that
Schmidt had stolen $500 from the
Easter collection at st. Joseph's
church; and he robbed visiting
priest who spent the night at the ST.
Joseph rectory, as a guest of local
clergy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-17
IHAW IS
JUBILANI
Played Piano in Celebration OF
Victory
THAW AT CONCORD.

Concord, N. H, Sept. 17.-Thaw
reached. here from Littleton at ais
this afternoon and was taken di-
rect to the hotel. Several hundred
people gathered at the railway sta
tion, cheered Thaw. .-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-17
GENTLEMAN ROGER
Was SET FREE

Sherbrooke, Quebec, Sept. IT,
Gentleman Roger Thompson, the
chauffeur who drove Harry Kendall
Thaw from Matteawan. was liberated
today. The crown authorities said
they had no evidence to offer against
him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-17

Continued on Page Eight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-17

Continued ON Page Eight.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29
PROFESSORS ROOMS
RESENBLED BARNARD

NEWARK. DBL Special he@Ai.ls
49,, tI.u when ne arrived az the build
~ the other day. Janitor Barton, on
delaware College. scented trouble
When ne unlocked the oluereht re-
fefion rooms and offices OF the pro
lessons ne found 4, IN plenty ne
looms reseu bled a barnyaro. IN them
vvas a species OF almost every kino OF
.nfmal and fowl ia This LOCALITY m
'eirdin- sheep. chickens, ducks, goats
.-iinca pigs and rabbits
seated in the armchair OF one OF the
dirnihcd professors was a Ll4ls $50,
,vbfio royeral chickens and ducks were
+ nerchcd on the desk. Ia another pro-
/ fessor's office two sneep were found
while guinea pigs ana raoplts scslll
D4rcd over the floor. Even the ONO,
81 DIT. George a. Harter. presleen
III he college. had been visited Sus
picion points 90 the freshmen class oe
cause OF the victory they won thi
week over the sophomores In the an
nmal baseball game.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29
HOLDS GIANT MUMMY -.-,,,.,,

SEATTLE. WASH Special
George Rubison. of ilO9-A Fifth Ave
ntle. seattle. IS the more or less PROUD
Dossessor OF gigantic human
mummy that is puzzling doctors ne
saws and fascinating such few an
thropologists as have examined H.
Rubison is a yard switchman for the
Great Northern, who received the
mummy from a Norwegian trlena
named Rudd as security for a loan.
Rudd went broke and left the mummy
with Rubison-
hudson saws the giant was found
IN a cave IA Northern Minnesota by
rhree brothers who were lumber
cruising near the Canadian boundary.
Dlecolored by long burial, nude eN-
cent for "a pair OF discolored moe
casins and veil or head drape OF
dried and hairy. skin, the Dody re-
/ falned its human contour and did not
dislntegrate when carried into tres'
air. a.. s
! It's enormous size Is It's mos
startling distinction, for II measures
| PubisOn declares. eight feet sever
and one-half inches from crown =
sole il is perfect anatomicaliy. kubi
son keeps his uncanny guest IA
great coffln-likc box OF heavy pin
boards with a glass front and heaN
lid.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29
To BUILD Home
FOR NEEDY WOMEN

RALEIGH, y. c. Special.-The d.
rectors for the proposed North Caro-,
iira Home for Needy wives anu
Widows OF Confederate Veterans OF
ganized Thursday by elecung Ashey
Gorne as chairman. and j. 4 I9rneIi
~ Iouisburg. as secretary. re Doa.u
decided 10 receive proposals tc.a
towns in the state desiring 20 secure
he location OF the home until July lst,
a rneetin< TO be called thereafter 70
Consider the proposals received ana To-
cate the home. ,..,.. st,s ,,ro-
posais. one offers $4,000 and me
choice OF two sites. another SI,sou S,,U
eite and stiu another a. nlhe-I ooll
Soree and twelve acres Of land. ~ hSI.
ie a state appropriation OF Slo."vV toi
+ b-iIfinQs and $4,000 annually Tor ln@in'
I fenance Whatever is given ~ t w
] Community that secures the nome VI
be put i'm the permanent plant 'ifeS
/ tors other than officers are >
Rfrt-an New bern. Haywood Parker
hsheviue. W. ~. watkins. iSat4st , ur
" IA white. oxford; DR.. IL I lsann
Dcf here The directors propose - -
cate the home and get "a rea9y ler ~ ~ :,
care of wives and widows OF veteran
INST as speedily as possible
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29
CATTLE MARKETS.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Saies at Union Stock Yards-)
Report OF live stock market for the
week:
Best steers, 7sQs4c; medium 70
good, 7U7Ac.; common to fair. bA0
6Sc.: best heifers, 7u7bc.; medium 70
good, 4aG 5ic.: common 20 fair, S80
sac: best COWS, Ca CSC; medium 20
food, s3q5ac: common to fair SAG
ssc; best oxen. 63075c.; medium 70
good. 5A6i &C.; common 10 fa1r, $40
Ste: bulls. 43G 6tc.; Jest calves. Sc
&C; fair TO good. "a Sc; dicks. 4Qoc.;
Cows and calves. $35.0OQ75.00 per
head. Best hogs, SG9tc.; light hogs.
/ SaSbc.; sows and stays, BAG
f. 7sc.; best lambs, 7iQSac.;
medium TO good, 5347c.; common to
fair, 4Q5c.; best sheep, 6Q6sc.; fair
TO good safe; commOnto fair. Sac
SAC Spring lambs, S4Z6O0 per head.
New .-Beeves-FNrm- Steers
s6IOG9.50; bulls, S5.254S.0o; cows
S250W65O. Calves-Neals, 2oQ5Oc
higher: others steady. Neals, $3.50
1850: culls, S64S.0O; barnyard calves
, and yearlings. S4U5.50. Sheep an'
. Iambs-Steady TO shade lower. SheeT
81 s566.75: culls. S3.50Q 4.5O; lambs
E s7.75G9.30: culls. S74750; sprtn
lambs, S4.5O0635. Hogs-Firm {
= 1Oc. higher at s9.SOG101O.
IS Chicago, ul.-Hogs-Weak. Buik
l. sales, s915M9.4O. Catue-7Stronl
Beeves. S7.lOQ9.20; cows and heller
S375GS.lO; calves, $64S.25. sheep
\ Strong at $4,000; lambs $sUSHo'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29

nous approval. a committee OF I'VE
VAS appointed 20 confer with ho1rc
leaders with a view 20 holding joint
caucns as soon as possible 70 clear
away the party difficulties
n was the prevailing opinion OF the
eenaforss conference that tho con-
/ ,rcssional committee should pc feot-
/ ~anl1cd at once. with representation
from the Senate a. well as the t.oVsS'
lfoiioxfne the suggestion from frest-
sent Wilson adopted by the Demo
,,,-ote and that headquarters should De
toSfabiiehad a publicity campaign IN
on,r,ratod and definite campaign
lnoficv outlined as early rs posSlpte.
Leaders pointed tc the personnel OF
This consulting committee as an indi-
I cation OF the general eu0rt peinB
mace 20 reunite the party. us fnethvcIs
consisting % ProgressiVes ana teeu'aIs
las we'll. The committee members are
Senators Gafiinxer. Townsend, Ciarke
~ wyoming, Norris and Jones Ihest
d fve will consult with the House Ike
lpublicans. and they expect TO mo ns
opposition 20 a Joint caucus, ene . s,,,.s'
Republicans already having touns
trouble in trying To- reorgani1e the con
rressional committee and 10 choose
successor 20 William X. MCKINNEY -
chairman. Representative 1arohct.
Nfassac hnsbtts. recently announced n
II candidacy for the embarrassing on
q liberal policy platform. and an attemp
/. iof his champions 90 holo cancu
y fucd 90 bring out quorum. SlnS
y then nothing has been done. and IN
q senators now hope 90 obtain dehnii
-. action.
Is The conciiiators appointed as a r
- suit Of the Chicago progressive r.
- publican conference a few weeks ae
ny have been called to meet with Sci
"a. ator Cummins today to plan for pr
AT sentation OF their plans 20 the nj
tional executive committee called
.in meet tomorrow by Chairman lille
n, The mem beers OF the conciliau'
en- committee are Senators Cummii
II Crawford and Jones; RepresentatiN
Cramton. OF Michigan; Rogers.
Is Massachusetts: Anderson. OF Mimi
ties sofa. and former Governor Hadley,
lrs Missouri Mir. Hadley probably ca
Ten not set here for the meeting today.
We. The conference viii outline 10 [
of executive committee the desires or (
for progressive Republicans for a pa
the convention this fall 70 reorgahlze
VS.. marty and reform its machinery
on iatinr to the selection OF deiesa
IS; and conduct Of contests
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29
NEM YORK PROpUCE MARKET.

New k.--F1our--Steady Wheat
Firm: No. 2 red. $l.1ia@1l3; No
l northern, Duluth. S1.007. Corn
Quiet at 57d0SSc.
Wool-Steady. Hides and Leather
STEADY. Rosin-Quiet Turpentine
steady: machine barrels. 453c. Petro-
leun.-Steady Sugar-Raw and re-
bned. steady. Coffee-Spot, quiet.
Rio. NJ. z. 11Kc.; Santos, No. 4, 1916;
mild. dull; Cordova, l5017c.; nomt-
nal. Potatoes-Steady, Florida, ne'o
barrel, $500 $50: sweets, Jersey,
basket, Sl.25Q165. Cabbages and
Steady and unchanged.
( F'reiehts--Easy: grain to London. Sd
Baltimore Md.-Wheat--Firmer
contract. SI.07. Corn-Fsrmer; con-
tract, 5Sac. Oats--F1rm No. Z white
900 4O3c.: standard. white. 3S@Ss1c
Rye--Quief: NO. western, es970c-;
No ? western. 65666c
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29
HOWL. RAISED OVER
CURRENCY REFORM


WASHINGTON. ID. G., Special
a., IT,, DAx~axt, Of n strictly
Drntocratic currency rc.o-"
sneaSurc "a this session on vi
xrtss framed without ne SSs.s
fntion and advice OF the rSpreSc
sotivcs al ali parties viii hacSn
...,-sair, national disaster was taN
,,rc.lie.sion made today BY hcprc-
s..ntatlNe HAYS. Of California, WIZ
viii r., the ranking minority "'c
l,,,r of the House bankah% anu
s~,,rr.-ns.y Commission
s.Tl,c democrats VIII be snNlOiaS
...st..,,l disaster said HAYS To-
do~ ..if they insist ON putun&
currency reform bill through NJ
This session without the Co-ot'CtS
ton and advice OF the hSpunn-
cans Of the House ana oi~,utc
.>sf,,.i cxrs,rtS on currency rCfoFtn-
,,o1 boD<>i that the n.sinocrets
0,.,rtld not make the currency nht
"A marty measure ana 1ita w
,-,s,ld Get together on q hoh-lSn
ti~sn basis and frame y Sc'c -,'.,a
currency reform hiil when Wtin1
p,r<,t with universal approval.
-, SofiSfcsl that that could DC
done nut present indications are
No. he Democrats have NO snch
purpose In mind
Suos,ous,mittccs at Work.
WASHINGTON. ID. c. Secial.-Ih'
-,,,,.-1r,rns ftees OF the Senate Finance
Comunittee which has the tariu OH
IN chnrre. began work In earnest 20
Ra~ an an Effort 20 hear curing tir
next three days all persons VINO WIS
10 make speeches on various phases
the bill .. A.
+ ATE next Tuesday briefs may .
aira with the subcommittee. Out n
one win he heard in person. The SUI
& committees viii consider the ON
/ exes~stive session for az least a wee
f and perhaps longer. - ~.
4 held between Democratic leaders an
+ some OF the Republicans VINO ma
4 vote Cor the bin AS result ~
r,-eas,,~e viii t-e modified 10 meet "
lsnr~oral OF the Republicans. II IN
rsn be done without s2crihcing wh'
the Democrats regard as the essenus
80 the measure In considering u
action % several Republican senate
) the Democratic leaders are estifnatn
their reserve strength m oIuet N
( thav may summon aid IL case any CO
> e.fs-.hie number or Democrats r
81 f-,se TO- support the measure
. To Have Hearings In Conne<t'ee.
The Senate agreed yesteroal 10
resolution authorizing the SAl -
: and Currency comm tlee - ss-Isfa.;
E ings on proposed currency lef is So
!. nffer several Republicans had NolS
II active opposition 20 the passage aA y
I e1sefon 81 any measure MAKING eNt'
. inE changes IA tne ,n1.ss.ls,. n~es,
N ere hone that no fll-naturcd ana ma
l. ron~tructed currency PHI woulo
- bro-tEht forward 90 occupy the 50
r.-rr should have all the attention
- rsousrress. and several others iholCiS
D. nIafnlv their hostility 20 secn ieel'
= tion az this time.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29

.,.-...r os itrs,e Leila Doveii. the thir-
-year-cid daoEhter OF az. l. a.
noxcll. OF Earfye>ilie.
rrSInr Vas loegcd in TIE county sah
IA mis- place sc await trial re ~
twenfy~six years old and comes OF =
x,.e,I-known fSrntly- He made no At
tempt to elode OF resist arrest
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29
REPUBLICANS TO
PATCH UP PARTY
WASHINGTON, d. G., Special
The Post Friday said:

" 1NIA WAfH ye -
The Post Friday said:
with Republican senators NrS-
inc "a foint senate and House eau
suS FOR Immediate reorganization
80 the congressional canapA.-h
committee 10 seek the reclamation
al Republican power IN tonsre97
next year. willis frogressiN We lie
Duhlicans couferrlng on plans Oh
secone.iliatiOu OF csie divided party
And members OF the national eN-
e,.nflvs. committee assembling Tor
= meeting here tomorrow, Wash
fneton Yesterday became a beehive
- Rs.Dstblican activity.
Most significant OF recent party
aev..loDmcufs since tlic defeat NJ
ne poils lat November was the
conference of Republican ana
progressive Republican senators
early in the day 10 Institute rcOf.
canixnffon 81 the conEre.-t omar
eamDaien committee. which House
leaders have yainls attempted TOT
several weeks.
PLAN for q Joint taucas-
srhirfv-one senators Attended "
coo erencc, presided over BY Senap
CfagIsnger. and, with almost ehAn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29

WANTED. TO employ a coraoinaton
BLACKSMITH and WheelwriEht WHO
must Pc sober. ~ good cnars'S'e
sn6 not over sS wears old A s1eaoS
Soh 10 such q man References re
rui-ea Unmarried nan preierred-
Address. r. A. CATLIN. Richmond
Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29

MADRID, Special tnpoFIAne
,.,..rscs are being made Ia the per-
sonnel OF the Spanish Government
Senior Rarroso. minister OF Justice:
r.~,vned today. This portfolio viii
nro6ablv be assumed by Premier no
manOnes-
mated Speaker OF the Chamber OF
Deputies.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29
MAKE SEVERAL CHANGES
IN SPANISH MINISTRY

MADRID Special Pa1s Oh CAo
,ro,ince az Huelya was pm under
marital law today AS result OF Sc
rlons rioting among the striking EN-
olovcs Of the famous Rio Tinto cop
per mines. number OF persons nave
been injured and much damage oohe
10 property.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29

MARKET CONDITIONS
Live Poultry-All kinds in heavy
demand. Eggs--Receipts extremely
heavy. outlook for lower market
Butter. veals. Hides. etc.-ln heavy
demand.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29

sANrED. OLD MACHINERY. Brass.
1oaes axrs. Ruooor. Iron SOUTH
rRN WRDCETNG q METAL CO.
Eicns10ud. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29
RIB IT 0JT.

rHEREvER ACHE Or PAIN IS 10
cntea-stsrnesz ant soreness
muscles OF 5oints--r1so N f'rsss eL ;
areet Nerve and Bone bintment- ano
re pzsn disappears; TIE EreAsss
a. round IMMINENT In use Tor nan
nd heast: ny it--1nn> suner--n Nv
q ne right heips sc Bottles
f~uxristA Manufactured oy }. "
FRASER q CO. RiehDcod- Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29

pruufifcan oNlce- roioefs are 70
er[Ir - eaT faulf ufth tht echpc re I,
r1e @keetlnR them in- t-hafiotteeFtli
IroRfeNn-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29

s.s& arrival 81 one tt.ouD@ne tons -
f,s.ls -gtfe<ey o. Rev YORK a. nos kflt. .
- ~ fhr fhlrft IN North C4rpttn@ Az,
coed --I1aiifas Gazette,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29
REPUBLICANS MAKE
MOVE FOR UNITY
Party Seeks 70 Find 4 Way 10
Prevent Further Clash IN Ma
tiorzl Conventions Such as
Destroyed Harmony OF
the Chicago Convention


WASHINGTON. u. c. Special
- frSf --sts.f tnCcfner Assem-
hsare 81 thc Republican p1r2
.sncx. the Democratic tSnc-iloe
-. Norer=si,s-r convened here TO-
- 4.t,s-u thf. executive corl-
uaf14es. 81 the Republican na-
rEr,r.I committee Enct "a the new
xx'fIlnrE Hotri 40 dtaEno-e ana
.,.-.-.rrif,e - cure for the party
nslmcnts
..--LS.-I a.. question 81 rcad9us1-
fnr- rl,r haSis al rcrrc@s-ntAtson
- umtiorrnl rpanVCnItnn- a. ctn-
,---fx a. though gllry belle. 81 ti1c
fnsr of tile parry for al urne
hinged on shat tssue- -,
Al conceded tflis 90 nc ttse
...--r,nunr QUESTION facing the
r-~Tr The TnErftnG Wa called
- order ~ National Charms"
Cllar5c~ - Hilic--
Anon the other pre-e,lt
rsere National -t--ret-r4
I.f. NsrlonaI Trt.aSurcr clltd-
- p S.fso.irich. az Indiana
All Al Martin 20 Virginia
Tsnrna. h. Ncsdrinzllaus- 81 >it--
-,urf. Charlie H. Warren. 81
Wir41iznn- sad Roy o. Nc-~ 81
Illinois. 49,.
..-.,-,.--s,,--f So take decisive
-, -, ar. e4nf-stiuu 81 rti-io-
1900 fltf basis o4 rNIirt--f'tsi-'-
- Ii, 1.arinuuI f-ruH cntlou-. a
.l,..--~aris.-, 81 -eunturr and rep
,-e-s-ntafixs- ureczi the ptiiiiait -
~ call n naticsital cz,iis e -'.-'-
sl,fe pursso-e and al-o ~ til-iAt
-. sac tlte uuu 90 reprt--,,iilsi-
skun ln-iead &C tnc roii-sff---'
sii-rrle1 a. nt Iire-tilt- IN
Tsrocrss--sHt-s faTuf the al
some q the part, .ee-
Frmly 90 the fr-rD -liat ~.
for reqrs~i--- ---,t ,r--r,
-r--e rrc-resslEe wang WAN
urre the call -
Tv1n cancellation CO tl-tlli-itt 49,
-er1lt ~ the House. Efil-
~o~ference met yef-ercAt in
f-umruins' office arr ce~--r- I.
= letter 80 the coirr ME -,
g. ,rffrra1 corr fll-rfet % 30
- Sefttru torth the froEr---itF
.---~t~~ CafTlreer. - Aew t-ai
u&f~e fr discussing me ft.s. -
Eerner6 Tor naliliiA- 49,. n
declared that fneIe -.
~~-f~sf fhe Progressive rel -re~
.s-+ 49, the tirle came tof 2
--~-s-zfic~ fhe Repuhican feft4
....--.--s.r fse itself senator rlae--
- 80 rerne mind and other y
1eadp-s 81 and out 81 -
oppnee q NATIONAL
,s.,.so~ csEinEer. who De- chair
- 49, .r,rrnn lttee o. Eer-ator- -
- -r.is., g4ouse leaders OF r0pf-
-.tor - ne Eerr htie2n corsf e-e
oouuliftee. sald that tt,s -
~slIt 81 the reorEe 80 49,. 81
rotid xo &C a nseErioer - -l.e ~
HHie< Arrive Today.
,rnre - tire nenbefs nefF
s-.sfcese -rRzr might - cofe
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Following are tie quotations on %
kicamoud Hay Exchange:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-29
NEGROES CUT YOUNG
WHITE Boy TO DEATH
Last Rites Of Catholic Church Ad-
ministered 70 Injured Lad Be
fore he Is Removed 20 Hos
pital-Wlhe Myers
Alec Gauhcd
Also Gashed

RIC II q D y ID. VA--special.-
Cut tlse srufnugs out OF the
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iatchstring is out for you at all times, and
no thanks needed
About two hours later my phone bell
rang, and | was informed that Faxon was
on the wire.
That you, Borrowdale?" said he.
@.Yes, how are you, Bob?' said |.
Zine, he answered. | just rang. you up
to say that I've got your bid for Sunday, and
I'll be there
"Good!' said l. you've seen Farringate,
have vouo'
And then there came the astounding an
swer mol Nor hide nor hair of him since
Saturday night. But by-by! I'm in rush
this morning-just wanted to clinch the bid
for Sunday"
@But, Bobby, hold on minute, cried.
"1f you haven't seen Farringate, how the
dickens did you get my invitationo'
But there was no answer: only the chick
of the phone at the other end as the re-
ceiver was replaced on its hook.
T ATER on | went to the Delarin for my
- lunch, and shortly after my clans had
been served Farringate walked in. AS soon
as he caught sight of me he walked to my
table and seated himself opposite.
Room for me here?' said he.
"Sure,n said |. "You're the one man |
want to see Faxon tells me he hasn't seen
you since Saturday night
~Well, suppose he HASN'T" said Earring
gate. "Why should he have2"
@But how the dickens did he get my mes
sage?" asked.
"What message?" said Farringate.
what message?" | retorted. "Why the
one | asked you to give him, about next
Sunday
Really, Jack, you must be getting
dotty,' said Farringate. "You never gave
me any message about next Sunday for
Faxon or anybody else
"Do you mean to tell me, demanded,
"that / didn't ask you to be sure and tell
Faxon to keep next Sunday free for us down
at Ashwood, this very morning.
who's your alienist9' said Farringate.
you'd better call him in before this be-
comes serious, Jack. Of course you never
gave me any such message. You never told
me you wanted Faxon next Sunday or any
other Sunday"
My fork dropped with clatter to my
plate. perhaps you'll be telling me next,
said l, 3that you didn't spend yesterday
down at Ashwood with u.s."
"Very likely" said Farringate, with a
laugh. considering that spent the day
up at Ardsley playing golf with Gilbert, |