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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-02-28
1& ~, MILWAUKEE, NO. e-1sf3.
Automobile Aroma

Farmer Hiram was mending the
sn fence when an automobile
'-lVc past, emitting a trail Of blue
vac nom its oil-choked engine.
amer Hiram's hand went to his
y When the car had disappeared
OTn the lane and the smell had
away he Yentured to address the
s sa he said, they may be swell
NJ .S'lefs an all that; but they GER
!. ~ Was smokin' some vile see
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-02-28
Not UNLIKELY.

We'll, my boy" said the visitor to
Bobby, 81 suppose some day you ex-
pect to step into your fathers shoes?"
"Oh, suppose so" said Bobby,
gloomily Il been wearin out every
thin else he wears since mother learn
ed how to cut 'em down for me- p
Harper's Weekly.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-02-28
WHY INCUBATOR CHICKS Oil
NolIe Pressed.

Rastus had caught Sambo red-hand-
ed.
"Ah'm gwine hab yo' arrested fob
stealin' NAH chickens, yo' Sambo
Washin 'tondat's jess what ah'm
gwine to do" said Rastus.
go ahead, niggah," retorted Sambo.
go ahead and hab me arrested. Ah'll
mex yo' prove whar yo' got dem chick
ems f!"-Harper's Weekly.
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rAnnrs cas- wrAR sHnEs

one size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease the Antiseptic powder to be shaken in
to the shoes 1t makes tight or new shoes
feel easy. Gives rest and comfort Refuse
substitutes For FREE trial package, adj
dress Allen S. Omsted. LIE Roy. n. Y. Adv.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-02-28
TICK TaIk.

First watch out Of order Vel
have to ditch that jeweler pretty
soon.
Second ditto Why?
Ffrst-He's watching our move
mants too carefully Stanford Chap
arral
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-02-28

If some men were compelled to pay
as they go they would never get start
ed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-02-28
its Merit

/ -. is mirror considered one of
best of critics?"
s'uSe 1t always faces the truth" "
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important to Mothers
He Knew the Kind.

The guide, in referring to the Egyp-
tian pyramids, remarked:
1T took hundreds of years to build
them
Then it was government job
eh?" replied the wealthy contractor.
Youths Companion.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-02-28

II = ~. !. nalt as far from virtue to
: y is from vice to virtue.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-02-28

Write for book saving young chicks Send US
names of friends that use incubators AND get
book free. Raisall Remedy Co., Blackwell, Okla
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-02-28
February rs, 1868.

The act for the enrolling and call
ing out of the National forces, and
for other purposes, passed the house
of representatives by vote Of 115 to
SO. 1t had already passed the senate.
Stuart's Confederate cavalry was de-
feated in a brush with the Union
cavalry of General Averill near Hart
wood church, Virginia. The Confed-
crates, ignorant Of the preponderating
force of the Union cavalry, made the
attack, but we're driven off. and pur-
sued as far at Kelly's Ford.
An expedition, consisting Of force
of Union troops, under the command
OF General Rose, left Moon lake on
board several steamers and proceeded
up Yazoo Pass.
The Confederates under Cluke, who
had been raiding in Kentucky, were
Overtaken and dispersed by heavy
Union force near LicktOwn.
The British steamer Peterhoff was
captured of st. Thomas, West Indies.
by the United States gunbcat Van
derbilt, and sent to Key West, Fla,
for adjudication.
The bakers in Charleston, S. c., adj
vanced the price of bread to twenty
five cents for a half pound loaf
Flour sold at sixty-ive dollars a bar
rel.
The National Bank bill became a
law through the approval by President
Lincoln
Filbusters in the house Of repre-
sentatives defeated the bill providing
for compensated emancipation in Mis-
souri,.
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PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS
Your druggist will refund money If PAzO ONT
MENT fails to any case Of Itching, Blind.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-02-28

Many a great man has exclusive
knowledge Of the fact.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-02-28
March 2, 1868.

The United States regulars in Rose
crans's division of the Federal army
at Mrrfreesboro had a chance to show
what they were worth. Moving from
their position at Murfreesboro on a
foraging expedition, they encountered
the enemy in considerable force near
Eaglesville. The Confederates adj
vanced through the regulars skirm-
ish line, not being familiar with the
rules of tactics, but were driven back
by CALLING fire. Making a second
stand, the Southerners were dislodged
by technical work on the part of
Colonel Shepard, commanding the
regulars, and withdrew. The party
brought back no forage.
A party of Confederate cavalry,
augmented by a band of irregulars,
had an encounter with force of loyal
Tennesseeans under the command of
Lieutenant Colonel BroWnlow, near
Petersburg, Tenn. The Confederates
were persuaded to withdraw with
much difficulty
Thirty of Mosby's partisan fighters
were surprised and routed by a Union
cavalry force near Aide, Va. Thirty
of the Confederates were captured.
Thirty-three commissioned officers
were dismissed from the United
States army for various offenses.
charges against them having been
proven in courtmartial.
Copyright 1913. by W. q. Chapman.l
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-02-28

Sometimes young lawyer makes
good because he has wife who lays
down the law to him.
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751e
CIVIL WAR
FIFTY YEARS AGO
THIS WEEK
February "a, 1868.

The United States steamer In
dianola, under command of Lieut
George Brown. was captured in the
Mississippi river near Grand Gulf. af-
ter an engagement lasting an hour
and half, by the Confederate IRON
clad steamers Queen of the West and
William H. Webb, and two armed
steamers.
The steamer Hetty Gilmore was
captured and destroyed by Confed-
crates Under w C. P. Breckinridge.
near Woodbury., Tenn.
The Savannah News said: "There
seems to be now a great rage for in
vesting in Confederate bonds. Every
body is buying bonds-that IS. every-
body who has treasury notes where
with to buy. How great the contrast!
Here our people are seeking Confed-
crate paper In Lincolndom every
body is avoiding government paper.
and paying enormous prices for every
article which will enable them to
get rid Of Yankee promises to pay!
his Is one Of the best signs of the
times ss
At Richmond. Va. Judge Meredith
OF the circuit court decided in habeas
corpus proceedings that every citi-
zen in Maryland and every foreigner
who had enlisted in the Confederate
army, no matter for how short a
period, had acquired a domicile, and
therefore was liable to CONSUMPTION
between the ages of eighteen and
forty-five.
Congress formed the territory OF
Arizona by dividing New Mexico.
Commander Porter sent a dummy"
gunboat past the Vicksburg batteries,
which SO alarmed the Confederates
that they destroyed the Queen of the
West and the Indianola, which they
had lately taken from the Federals.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-02-28
February 26, 1868.

Two hundred men re the Thirteenth
Pennsylvania and First New YORK
cavalry were captured near Wood
stock. Va. They were part of a de-
tachment that had gone in pursuit OF a
body of Confederate cavalry that
came inside the National pickets on
the Strasburg road the day before,
and captured twelve pickets. after a
skirmish. The Union cavalry, follow
ing. came up with the Confederate
raiding party, and took many OF tnem'
but proceeding too far, they were III
turn attacked and overwhelmed.
The National council Of the Chero-
kaa nation rescinded it's ordinance OF
secession and declared loyalty to the
United States.
The yacht Anna was captured IN the
Suwanee river, Georgia, by the VA
tionaI steamer Fort Henry.
A freight train on the Louisville q
Nashville railroad, laden with mercn-
andise belonging to individuals
quantity of government stores, ana
two hundred and fifty muies,
was captured near Woodburn. Tenn
by Confederate partisans. After driv-
ing off the mules and rifing the cars
If their contents, they set IRE TO
them and totally DESTROYED them
That done, they got up steam on the
locomotive and started it at fuu speed
nm the track, hoping it would encoun-
ter the passenger train from Nasn-
vile. The locomotive passed num-
her Of stations at high speed, but mar
" came to q stop, its steam having
become exhausted. without doing any
harm.
February ~, 1868.
Jefferson Davis issued prociama-
ton ID the people Of the states 70
rebellion. appointing the twenty-sev.
enth Of March as day OF fasting anu
: Can. John Cochrane resigned ms
command In the United States army !,
- q, the potomac. and issued fareWen
sddress to the soldiers Of his brigade.
4 skirmish took place at 2 polr'
aftaan miles from Newburn. =: z.
h :. ! detachment Of Mix's New
york cavalry. under the comm 5 -
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March /, 1863.

A accommodating party of Union
troops, under the command of Adju-
tant Poole, made dash into Bloom
field, Mo-, early in the morning, killed
the Confederate recruiting officer,
Lieutenant Brazeau, captured the
provost-marshal and twenty Confed-
crate irregulars, number of firearms,
and quantity of ammunition.
The English steamer Queen of the
Wave stranded while endeavoring to
elude the blockading squadron in
front of Georgetown, S. C. She was
seized by crew from the United
States steamer Conemaugh.
Fifty men of the First Vermont
cavalry were surrounded and sur
prised by party of Confederates at
Aide, Va.
A Union expeditionary force under
General Stanley, out on the days
work near Bradyville, Tenn, fell in
with body of Confederate partisans
under Colonel Duke There followed
stubborn fight of twenty minutes,
before the Confederates gave way be-
fore superior forces.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-02-28

Captain Jacobs, and a strong recon
noitering party of Confederate infan-
try. IN which the later we're eventual
~ driven of.
February %, 1863.
Gen. Robert b. Lee, commanding
the Confederate army in Virginia, is
sued an order reviewing its operations
for the year 1862.
The armed Confederate steamer
Nashville, while aground under the
guns Of Fort McAllister, on the Great
Ogeechee river, Georgia, was de-
stroyed by the United States monitor
Montauk, under the command of Capt.
]. l. Worden.
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astus had caught sambo red-hand-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-23
MINISTER WHO ts NAMING
nnNl-N OF Oh WI eLlLlnnMN

Tn an article ~ thc clrrent issue 81
Farm and t'ircs.ac which explains how
O. raise mushrooms. appears a story
snort n kansas CITY minister who has
Ecne into the business as q siae me s',-
unused Easements caves potato beds
erc. Rose ravsrr me rrcpcr facilities
look the OPPORTUNITY The story toi-
"A kansas CITY minister. Dr. a r
Osborn. dcrivcs considerable recreation
and great r-ott frpm ms rof'e-itla 4. g
naushrccrn fa-ra- At present he rs eau. lalls
pounds az These delicscirs and selling
trem 90 local clubs hotels ano rcstaN-
Eaffv Income fro-n MS vacc-earr tr ~
| rlst.rle NarFirE from - 90 $50. This
stte-lire farmer has been dclNi0g In
Win IRE plants for tne past six years
cUt his work vas Ercat han1tcapp ca
located an erd street car trrrel which
had an area Cf ten thousand square
feet = hicn y as ocaF5ea - t,SS cti s-le
2 tirrs 90 shelves tho length ~ the tun-
f rel thls grower increases ne mus :
square feet Subsequently, 10 his leasing
f. trc deserted tunnel from thc car 'com-
-si,hSaeA ihere IS an cxeellent OF
. C0-tu-irr % Cair attractive profits IN
f tire uush-oCu'-Ercg irE business. it IS
4 s-ccfEsfily mature and market a crop
@ this veEctshie &c lvNe Tbs pecu-
r0-tIfic-S such An eruah'r tcDDr-a-
tarc ranging between ffty and sixty de-
rreFs Fah~e n fsit. plenty % ven ttlltton.
Il adequate moisture ard in a sheltered
r1are which is protected AKA rst winds
crafts and sunshine severe heat es-
Decialiy SPELLS sure death 20 ne Young
plants as it Kills the spawn. 81 lille eN-
r-t ne cold causes IRE beds GO become
dormant ErC7 under .GllciCus man
rrere-t q often happens that the
E r. rr-0r-n tffS are rnaintat-ed az too
hlch a fr-rf-Et4re With The result
Z frat rhs spawn Ee~uliuate too soon. and
fhe yield ard cuai.ty % the crop are
seriously curta ri
l1 IS necessary 90 raise fre plants
20 rer-ueeE sheltered sDotr----c IA rs
easements. caves Abandoned mines and
c-rc- Underground places being rartic-
ufarlv lta-feG 90 the production o.
bunpe- Yields % superior quality
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-23
TWO KILLED In
AUTO SMASHUP

ST. LOUIS. NO, Special ]. r.
Davie. secretary 20 Mrs. III. III. r..
Britton. owner Of the Cardinals. was
killed here early today in an auto
accident. William n. Walthers. who
was in the auto. vas also killed. IL
IL said they We're running at least
nfty-fve miles an hour when the ma
chine suddenly turned and ran into a
fire plug az Grand Avenue and North
Market Street. not FAR from Sports
mans Park.
The machine was wrecked.
DaVie and Walthers were thrown TO
the pavement. The crash awakened
people in the neiEhborhood and they
called the fire department. The wreck
ca automobile smashed Ere plug
and the dremen had 90 wade in water
knee deep TO pull out the bodies
Davie came here from Cleveland a
year ago 10 bc secretary TO Mrs. Brit
ton and 20 assist Herman Scekcamp
ia the business end OF the Cardinals
He was about thirty years old. The
men had been joy-riding.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-23
GOOSE BARGAIN BROkEN
BLiER GIFTS $40 BACK

NEW YORK Special. When Patrol
man Turner. % the Stapleton lS. ID
station who Is called VIVID BIZ be-
cause his name is Ed says he wants
t-s New Years Day goose klilet and
pl-rEed and trussed az r ~ he
SAINTS 10 right tlen. gosh. and he
won accept DC az 8 -fs either. Hen 20
20 law about g. be wlll
lie did Friday. and won He was
awarded Judgment Tor $50 against I.
Napolts. decision which Was loudly
cheered ~ wild Burs many friends
TIE policeman. DO appeared. contract
"a. az J. 81 December 31st with Y
a. % have certain W-to-rhc- ground
-naersl-rg Fowl executed and got
ready FOR him by the time he'd goa on
1ltE that evening. and Dc paid in al
vance. giving twenty-five cents for
each a. It's ten pounds
~ zen. Ertelte1 and Lushtelted. De-
- ent 90 Us place Tor the bird. % was
sf.l alive and QuackinC lie demanded
lls money back. olt &apClls Ngoulcn'
give o. ertrlrR 60 GEL tle goose ready
-rer. E-t Wild Bin couldn't See thaf
30 Pc began sult against rle polItry.
man "a couple of DAYS LATER
Judge Wrdemeser. ll the sta pletor
A1nlclral Court after careful telibera-
tior. decided that the plaintiff was vel
plfcin rls legal rights. that ne dldu-i
have ~ aab~as fLc corpus % the E00ss
Do SAID goose WAS u9t corpls delicf
Y a. rre ccntractual hour. and that there.
fore the 221 should D. returned
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-23
PRESS CHARGES
AGAINST GAMBLERS
~ ~ OND. -. So

X IC IL " q y ID. V a, Special
BOth Attorney GENERAL Williams and
his assistant. Captain r.. >. Davis. ex-
pect 90 appear ora behalf OF the state
Il, hen the so-CaIed race track cases
are trl-d in the Circuit Court OF Nor
folk county Il vac learned today.
hey VIII BE- associated with Comm on
neAlth's Attorney Marshall OF Nor
iolS county. an prosecution ~ the
cases
IL IS understood that the first point
"a lred IS the defense Will be the Ques-
uon % Jurisdiction. its contention
icing that the magistrates court ls
lhe proper tribunal IA which the cases
should be- heard.
lle cases axe set for trial next
ia Irsday. With Judge Jesse r. West. cd
tnc Third Judicial Circuit. PRESIDING iI
place of Judge LapIess. who asked
CO. be- relieved o. the duty.
The defendants whose cases are O.
zee heard on Ihls occasion are AL Val
.ntane. " Morgan. ~ Kerry hart and
Joe Elsl.ah.
They aIr charged with violation OF
,he State altl-gamlng law at tbs
jamestown race track. other trace
..l4oHerl. also under indictment. ar,
j.. vs.. kic- 3D. Jackson. J. Rapcr. Perry
Peoples = Lewis. J. GObei. Al DOdg'
and +. Veder.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-23
scsO.O0O Loot i'm a Room.

NEW YORK Special. The arrest
81 1--WE men and woman. according
90 the police. ended search OF more
than month for the gang OF thieves
who have operated throughout the
city. The police also announced the
discovery OF cache where stolen
goods were hidden. IL was q room
ON the West Side. and u was packed
from floor 60 ceiling with furs and
wearing apparel which. according 20
police estimate, are valued at $3.50
600. Here the police arrested James
PritChard. forty three years old. OF
the others arrested. Percy Wykon,
twenty-four years old. and Harry
Willis twenty-eight years old, are
charged with a robbery IN the ST. An
drew Hotel. when 5ewelry valued az
$4,000 WAS taken from the apart
ment OF Miss Frances Barnes.
George Carr. twenty eight; William
Maddox. twenty eight. and Cars
wife were arrested. charged with
having received stolen goods.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-23
POINCARE Wins
PRESIDENCY
Defeats Fallieres, the Incumbent
After Holly Contested
Balloting.

PARIS, Speelal-Premier Ray
mond Poincane was this afternoon
elected President OF France, sue
CcCClng Armand fallicrcs. whose
term expires next month.
NJ. pOincarc was elected by the
member OF the Chamber OF Dep
utics and tie senate, sitting to-
Ecthcr "a the National Assembly
in the Versailles Palace after AZ
ssclned that n deadlock was GER
tain.
The next President came into
power last year a. premier. lie
had been twice Minister OF FL
nance and twice Minister OF Pub
lie Instruction. and his election 20
the presidency today was gen
orally conceded.
The mum bCT OF votes received
by Polncarc on the ballot upon
which lac was elc~ctcd was 4S3.
Jules Pans was second. with S25
votes The total vote cast was
S71.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-23
DRIVE 80 LEPERs INTO
GRAVE To KILL THEM


SHANGHAI. Special. - Thirty-nine
lcpcrs recently were put 20 death In an
atrcciols manner bs order % the pro-
Ftucial Elthoritics % Manning. Pro-
vince 81 kwarEsL The sufferers from
the dread disease first were shot and
then their bodies were burned in a
huge trench
These adTlcfs were received here In
letters from the Catholic mission at
Manning The letters were dated De-
cember lfth. They stated that the lep-
ers lived lE the woods a few miles out
side OF the city 81 Manning The mis-
sion sought permission 20 build at its
own expense lazarette for them. and
rhe prov .nclal authorities. pretending
g. consent dug DIX. ln which was
placed wood soaked with kerosene
A. the point 81 the bayouef the lep-
ers tn.n were driven into the rft and
shot and tlc pyre was liEhteu auf their
bodies burned in the presence OF a
large crowd. The authorities offered
rewards for the discovery O. other lep-
crs e. nd tl-s cIer resulted ia the shoot
lax o. che more man afflicted with the
disease.
TIE Governor. after the massacre
. -ss-es q proclamation. ia which ne &C
cused ire iepers % having commi ID
o-traEes The letters from the mission
say there Us no foundation for This
charge.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-23

NEW YORK. Special. Burton W.
Gibson. the Sew & ork lawyer tried for
The murder OF his client. Rosa SzabO.
an Austrian widow, and connected by
the authorities az various times with
the sudden disappearance or violent
death 90 CA least Eve other clients, Will
bs released by the Orange county au-
thorities within a few days.
Gibson has been I'm the JAN AZ Goshen
since last SeptCm Der. and since his trial
Tor frst decree murder. In which the
fury disagreed He VIII be released
from Incarceration. but he Will not
come 60 New York "a free man. Assist
ana District Attorney MasScrNogel or
Mr. Whitmans Office. says that ar
engagements have been made whereby
the lawyer VIII be taken into custody
as soon as HIS grated cell door swings
open. brought 20 New York and made
20 answer indictments charging him
with forgery in the case OF High
Tralnor. an Rw ningmakcr. and TWO
charging grand larceny in regard 90
the estate OF Rosa S1aho.
Expected action IN regard 20 Gibson
hy District Attorney Wilson comes as
decided surprise 20 the New YORK city
authoriticA
District Attorney Wilson. OF New
burgh. " hen asked ~ the report that
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-23
Adnpt offlclal -Growlcr. :

WASHINGTON. d. c. Special
The District OF Columbia has taken
the ban OF the '.rrowicr." Following
"a hearing granted TO beer drinkers
who bay by the pitcher. the Excise
Bc0ro decided 20 adopt an official
grow SER lthat is its official namel-
q glass Jar OF any size. with a wire
coutrivancc which cfIcctually seals the
top. The official GROWER" must bc
covered with a paper sack Or other
wrapping when being conveyed from
thc place whore the beer IL sold 60
the place where 40 is 20 be consumed.
The TOP OF the official GROWER" Is
made 50 that 10 as hard 20 drink from
it without splitting the contents.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-23
MAKE NEW PLAN FOR
SOUTHERN PACIFIC

WASHINGTON, ID. c. Special
James ~. Wallace and eight other
lawyers. representing the Southern
Pacific Railroad. Union Pacine Rail-
road and Central Trust Company. OF
New York. conferred with Attorney
General Wickersham today regarding
a new plan which has been submit
ted concerning the participation OF
the Southern Pactfc stock held by
Union Pacific stockholders
Wallace said that a new plan had
been proposed 20 the Attorney Gene
raj which undoubtedly would be ac-
cepted b. the government IL - ex-
pected that a brief VIII be fled In
the Supreme Court soon asking the
court for sts Favorable decision on the
new plan submitted BY the railroads.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-23
BEGS FROM DETECTIVE
AND Is ARRESTED

NEW YORK. Special - A we'll
Eropmtd man stepptd 20 20 Detective
RYAN AZ Tweuty-dfth Street and Sew
cnth Avenue friday afternoon and
said.
Can't you help me Oltr
Ryan took trt man 20 the West Thir-
tterh street police station. where ne
Was charged with begging on the
streets lie said that De Was Arthur
2, Hoadiey. % Ssr Central Park West
and a card in his pocket showed that
Arthur T. Hoatley Was a member OF
the Automobile club OF America
IN NlEht Police Court before MaEis-
trltc Campbell De said
lll admit the charge against me
an very sorry. but was not response
bic. VIII apologize or pay any fine
in reason you may inlict on me"
rs go tol promise never % repeat
trt crcnse- asked Che magistrate
Il " AUS the prisoner replied. and he
was discharged
Arthur =. Hoad'ey. who IS thirty
years old and unmarried. f. iu the auto
mobile business az 1917 Broadway. lie
is s4Ld 90 have an income Cf $4,000.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-23

NV 1Ohhs = nec-Al- MS Nay Bad
cock went 90 she police % the west
-hlrtierh street station Friday after
noon and asket that some enc 20 tc her
fern she'd room hoEse az SO West
errF-frirt street a. "a take charge o.
ar ala rto-et baby girl
SIZE said that late Thursday after
noon n mar 90 thirty. o. refined APP
rezrAnre. cane % her house and asked
~ re could rent a room for himself.
vile ard baby.
- fCId him he could Mrs Babeock
ccrrir-et he gave ruc week rent
Dr. adva- nee
"A feV minutes later fhe man re-
turned and with hin was very pretty
girl o. sixteen. dressed Or a blue tall
cre1 silt ard carry INK panr two
weeks Cd. The mar had an alligator
skin snrrheL
IA = o'clock the child vas On the
hsi. crying ard ve-y hungry. and then
] discovered that TIE man and ucma r
rad gene anc taken the satchei wlth
them
, IRE chnd was taken 20 Bellevue Hos-
rlt1L