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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
WEST VIRGINIA
CAPITAL INVADED
Stirling Miners Threaten 60 kin Gov
er1or.-Arrest Of Mother Jones
CauSeS Mach Discussion Among

A&ANN- eAaNA AANNA-NANA aAaA4M~
StrikerS-
CHARLES TON. "a. VA. Special. -
A heavy military guard Was main
tanned AZ TIE State Capitol Friday
" hiie q picked BODY guard at all
times surrounded Governor Glass
Geek owing 10 the presence OF soc
miners who are Rlleged 20 have come
10 Charleston for the purpose OF kill
ms the executive
ExcitsmenS prevailed and there
was much uncRSincss among the local
officials Snd authorities- Labor lead
ers 0enied this Was the purpose OF
the miners visit
Four additional companies OF mill
Tia today arrived in the strike zone.
and IL Wzs said the wholesale arrests
% miners accused OF being responsi-
be fo- the recent rioting would con-
tinuo
.Mother- Jones. the ven-knov-n
strike aEltEtor. who was arrested be-
cause % a speech she was alleged 70
have made spent the night under
heavy guard az Paint Greek Junction,
where other prisoners are being held.
other authorities were severely critl-
cised because OF treatment O miners
arrested since martial law was declRr-
Cd
ne vorknen declared that the men
Gre locked an box cars and held there
for hours without food or any place
90 lay their heads Thcy are not al
lowed 70 comm IN icate with their farul-
lies ard leaders declared the men were
BE- irE treated worse than wil1 animals.
AE a result hundreds % women and
cnai1-t1 are being aeit Without sup
port IN the strike zone. appealLnE 20
every one they meet FOR Information
rcEarct-E the y tercabouts % their
loved ones
Fearing an attack % miners. Com
Qanles a and CT the West Virginia
Guard which arrived here today from
t1rkerscGrE. were stationed GroUu %
tne capital 90 that any uAnlfestarlon
% trouble on tire part 90 the strikers
c- lll % suppressed az once.
klmors tlat several thousand min
e-s. 1nEercd because % TIRE arrest o.
Mother Jones, planned 20 attack the
militia headQuarters al Paint cree
Junction aDc rescue the prlEoners
t1are we've current today.
Whilc nc coulrnatluu o. the report
crlL1 he Cbtlined. the military au-
t-ori-its places t.n machine guns ir
s-rzreEtc pos rlcns guarding All points
r- entrance into THE Nll4aEe. and mi1i-
tla-en were stationed IN fhe surround
lrE hiLls-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
DAUGHTER WILL GET
$4,000 A YEAR
WOMAN SUCCEEDS
IN SETTING ASIDE WILL
IERr RN FATHER.

WASHINGTON. d. c. Special
rhrcugh the action OF jury IN the
Probate Court yesterday, setting aside
The will OF her father. the late Major
truGe Gordon, a prominent member
81 the younger social set OF Wash
ington. win benefit TO the extent OF
$4,000 annually. Though the estate
OF Major Gordon IS valued az $780,
600. with a probability that 81 may
save his daughter. his only child and
heir. an annuity OF $500.
The estate was left In trust with
the National savings and Trust Com
pany. with directions that u DC held
during the life Of the daughter and
until tvyenty-one years thereafter, at
which time it was 20 be distributed
among such children as she might
leave and n she died Without issue
was 10 pass In equal shares 20 the
pital. the Episcopal Home FOR Chill
dren and the Southern Industrial
Educational Association.
on March -. 1912. Miss Gordon nied
n caveat 20 the Will alleging that her
father az the time OF making the Will.
March =. 1914. was suffering from an
incurahle malady. and az has aEes sew
euty-siN years. was Incapable or max -
HAD Her Interest. On View.
In the VIII the testator wrote
Z have endeavored 10 provide an
ample income FOR nay beloved daughter
for her support and comfort and de-
sire 20 avoid burdcning her with any
unnecessary cares incident 10 the man
aEement % my estate by means OF all
the trusts herein contained, and I know
she VIII feel that have had only her
best interests tn view.
IN the case yesterday there was prac-
tcally no contest OF Miss Gordon.
claim. the verdict reached being in e.
feet a compromise. Miss Gordon VII
4 receive ne Income from the estate dur
ing her lifetime.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
TWO NEGROES Rad
TOO much COCAINE
RicENoNnv "a. sDeeial-..

zfrEN oSc. y A., sDeeiAl--
- go alas -F,lc les. eno
rr,s~.rs yohnnoz. b0c1 cc.oreo. ff1c-s
-. 80 - lie ETA1c .--r9 =.
- r,-srrr-si1 On ne cr-Ars- =
- -~.cafre u I1elr pzo~-----~-2 AZ -
---s-r,r.. - selling - .
- .~ezta1 = sce-s1 q -1-~ =
- -~re-~ Kre cD1r- -r-a-i 80 -
-s- "a L.--z-r1 t--~L - -
- ..--sa-ret r-oE1 me D~-lts-- - :.
- - 40 aert-s1 "a SelLE--S -
- .-~se-ze and rr-at trs-- = -
- -. - sarf 20 ~rE-L-f.sl III
: ---1--.r --zr 3 FT1r-s1 111 49,
-.--.-~.-.rr-1 -f.s- s-s vri--4 q 2
- - 20 rEs psrtte-r,- - - -
- ftzs she W2s 70 l---
u - Fo.kes VIE. VITA - -,
r~.ae ne arres- 90 fr,l - -
-. go 80 co1-- -car - - -.
- r9ffsc@r DDEg - rt--.--
- A. - D8eke< before n~ -
80 80 - ee,,o~s declared ~ ehars
wGs tanss -s. ,-.-rs~ nat o.
49, Folkes and L-r.r-rr - -,
q ~ ne courf 20 t2Ee A. - -
80 fr r1e court rrSl- - - - -
r-s-~e~ srr.zn p&cke-s q - -
- gourt ir Cray'n rrs-sss".--. -, -,
.ss-+,s r,re-o1rOe bcttirs - tDe -.
- 80 frora Jokrsc1.. 49,
-r-~-sss 81 DetsrtsFas Ar.ae.-- =.
We. ars Officsr foihes On
EtN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

Tier at go Governor street. Both
Nere bitten on the hand They are
SexttnC along nicely ant viii prooa-
by be able TO return home IA the
course Of q couple OF weeks or SC.
The head OF the dog. which Was n
cet IN the family. showed upon anaiy-
- thot the canine undoubtedly had
he "a HES
Three other children are also tax
nitteo as patients at the department
Nithin the last few DAYS Two OF
them. Edward Adams. agcd ten. and
Nesle Adams. sxcd twelve. are chill
iren q ". ~ Adams 1o1 Deep Run
street.
Parents 81 the other child. Dorothy
Sel6en. aSed rye. resioe ar. SSiS Floyd
Avenue. These children were alsC
'itteD oy pet dcEsL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

Petroleum and Wool, steady. Resin.
quiet yurpenune steady; machine
barrels. 42bc. Rice, Molasses, Raw
Sugar and refined. steady. Butter
firm. Cheese. steady.
Spot Coffee. steady; Rio rs. 1Stc-;
Santos. IS. 157c.: mild, quiet; Cor
dova. l6G1Sc.: Havre. unchanged 70
! franc higher. HAMBURG unchanged
TO 4 pig. higher. Potatoes, barely
steady: Maine. bag. $l.90q$2.0o. Cab
bage and Peanuts. steady and IN
changed.
The cotton seed Oh market was
steady early. with lard. but late In
the day declined sharply under sell
ing By large commission houses ana
refners. closing eos points net lower.
Prime crude. 4.e3d5.00; do. sumner
yellow, 6.1O06.3O; January. 6.l2. Feb
ruary. COS; March and April. 6.i0;
May, GA; June. Sis; July, 6.22; Au-
gust, e22; prime winter yellow. SO
/ GG.es: do. summer white( 6.S09e.70.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
sxEETHERRTs KILLED
JUSr AFTER MELTING

TPE$TOS. ~ j. Special Anna
B1hSr. sixteen years cd. and Ber-
rard EaEen baDr. one year her senior.
were killed INSTANTLY ~ the Royal
HI1e E1DreEz az holoefs. Pa sarah
Elbar. Arn1's sister. Waa brought 20
ne Mercer Hospital this city. and
the surgeons ssy ahe VIII de
Eagsnbauu Hr6 Anna were sweet
he&rts He net the Two girls ~ aD-
r,osrtznent az the station. having re-
cslsec q message fhat they wogic ar
rive from PhiiacelDhla on traln
reachiag Roloefs 81 Z O'Clock. After
their arrival the girls stood chatting
With The youth on the station plat
form Then they started 20 cross the
racks. thls being rsceeeary 20 reach
@esny Hlil. two miles dfptart. where
ne - lsees Bubar Hgeds
The fhree were 90 much interested
fr fhelr cOnversztlCE that they cic
not hear the roar - the Royal Blue
8nsu TOO tste GO get oct % "a way.
The train vas halted after the &C
I rtdert and the unconscious sarah ~ "a
/ sfrtec ahoar1 and brought 20 tns
Trenfcn hoSpitSl
me Royal Bloc KxDress two week.
agc sl6esHipsd q freight train .
/ Yar6iey. Pa. near the scene Or IA
fraKecy. and several Dernors were 10
5ured
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

II the question OF William J. Bryan
as Secretary OF State in President
Wilson's Cabinet may De called set
tied. there - much more than pRss-
ing interest 81 the selection. IL Is ad-
mitted ~ political enemies OF Bryan
that he De- one o. the greatest men Ia
the United States today-few men
have remained in the public eye 80
long az ne. who can show the recorc
he shows-and his friends and sup
porters throughout the country. IN
one voice. haE him the greatest Iiv-
ing American.-FEaiifRx Gazette
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
Higher COURT
RAISED fine
HOTEL NAN OR OCEAN VIEW WAS
FINED AND SENTENCED To
JAIL TERM
R.C MOND. VA, Spscls

RI G II % o y D Y A, Special
John T. Lewis. proprietor OF the
Spray Hotel. Ocean View. was granted
q writ O. error and EupersedeaE
by the Virginia Supreme Court OF
Appeals
Lewis place was raioed By four
Norfolk county consta sles last July
and ne was arrested on the charge OF
operating q gambling establishment
IA the magistrate court. ne was fned
500. and when ne appealed the case
10 the Circuit Court Of the county,
that tribunal assessed him 20 the eN-
tent % $500. in addltion 10 giving him
q three month jail sentence
Lewis then appealed 20 the states
highest tribunal. with the result as
herein noted
IL appears that a same OF craps
WAS in progress when the officers de-
seemed upon his place. bat ne con-
tends that this does not constitute
gam bling in the st-ietest sense OF the
word
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
HEAVY AUTO TRUCK
DERAILS STREET CAR
R1CHN ON. : A. speeiai-

y ( p 81 u y ~ - So.
Lsfted clear from the rracks % The
fo-ce OF s collision with = motor
rruck o. tire American Tobacco Con
rary. az CouarCln avenue and r ull
Street. abort 70 O'Clock F'riday morn
trE. southhaund Han STREET car. No
a. n charge Of NotCr-a11 Accre ara
Ccn1lcrc- Powell vas thro~n acToss
ne tracks and 1lnzico t1so one q
tn stone pa lars Eu-rou r1AlE the tCun-
talr- ne frcux % the ca being RlrnoEs
entirely demolished. While the stoDs
column Was tern down No cne VA
seriously hurt II the accident though
horurrlR1 AIccre Was ha1ly cut About
rh= lace ~ ayi1E ClEss 81c SUI e-ed
n hRlly rwtsted rlEhr thigh Con6uc-
eOr Powell and County Ofncer George
Jar-eu received minor INJURIES Sew
eral other pRses1E gers On ne car. CUT
Ede O. beng badly shaken ID and
crtEhtezed. were injured CEAuf1eor
Hal o. the truck wss u1111Ured
E-e t1e rrucE which WAs heavily
loA1-l Was onlF s-lEerly smashed
The street ca was Eoi1g az fUL
sveed ID Han street when the col
Lszon occurre1. VALE r1e truck Wa
coe-zrr down CgWarcLu Avenue
Sezrhe- q re drivers SAW che other
lr tlrae ~ 4vol1 che accident. and
they cane together WIKI a powerful
rorrA
Motornaz 1roo-e's esrape frcul seri-
ou= injury - ccrsi1e-e1 re-1Ersable-
Tn- feu1er % rne car E--.s broken oG,
IT, steel f-cr- Er-s1ea Ike 80 much
WCc1 and al % r1e E-asaes In ths
trozT SHATTERED T-ac1- ca The line
uas 1elaves1 crnx. deratlv. crly one
ca COZ ered q 7o-rl11 90 the ether
crack. a detail ~ wozEDen soon
r,lac-d rhe Glru1Ee1 rrouer hzck on
rhe rrlcks 1l1 rrlf-lc VS. reope1e1-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
GOVERNOR WILL
ATTEND MEETING
WILL ATTEND THE ROANOKE
ANTT-SAIlOON LEAGUE MEET.
HIS a LOCAL OIsTIONIST.
RICHMoND. VA, Special

RICH ~ o y d. V A, Special
Governor Mann viii be one OF those
in attendance upon the annual con-
ventlon OF the Virginia Anti-SaloOn
League when IL meets ia Roanoke
next week. There are some vno sus-
pect that His Excellency viii be
called 10 task during the convention
for his lukeWarmnefs toward the JOr-
dan enabling acs az the last session
q the Legislature. IN such an event
u s. believed that he viii fail back
on his local option platform.
The Governor has never openly
enpOused the cause OF Statewide pro-
hl5ition believing. az ne asserts, that
regulation Of the liQuor traffic by
local communities 81 the best method
OF handling the situation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

securing loot 90 the amount OF sew
eral thousand dollars.
Most OF the 3ewelry YVES taken from
"a saIesman's sample trunk. At
tempts by the robbers 20 blow up me
nye safes containing a fortune IN dla-
monds. watches and other JeWeiry
failed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
FATHER COULDN'T
THWART CUPID

WASHINGTON. .. c.. Special
h4Flns lo@ cred hcree1 l-cru a doruai-
ssry vtadow az the state Normal
senocl AZ Her--sonolrs. A. AZ
@ clock yesterday morning by q rope
made from tEe sheets Lpor 1rr bed
MIS- Li.4-an Carn3 BEL ca-g ater q
also ~ that town. and eiopes vTith
Rev john =. LoW-le.
Eears ola uas taken O. the school
arclr a month 2Eo ~ her father and
enre-lec AZ special stldert- o. re-
main there uutl arrangements could
D. n-11e &C Eend her 20 Paris The twp
1n-o11 - as decided Ipcu ~ l-cEe
Campbell uith a view 20 breaking or
NJ love Enkir between his cal[hter
Berry Called nt school
~ Tire Virginia school. however. she
had IS q roommate t1s sister q her
s1ee theart- and THURSDAY Berry. ~ no
s-esestee sirnself al rre scFooi 10
make formal call IL 81 thought
t1et he took advantsg@ ~ BE opper-
t-riry A. tnat time O. arrange the de-
- - q l1s e4oPement
TIE young Worna-s escape was
tlnaec 40 thai abe might cztcz an early
I RED out ulth E1ch secrecy that moth
* AS known o. its acnie Femert -
1 Iae facllty lDtn fhe erea Efa9t hour
Dt.aFp~ar After Weddlnx.
Lrcl rUacalEE " asnlrEtcn ire col-
PIE vent 90 TIE ciry r1L and Dbtal-e-
( license. giving tEelr ages ar twenty
Z ne srd Nineteen. res lfctIFe4g. Shortly
after rulu fEev went 20 ~. LcFrle
L rec .1erce. fl1 Eo-rrl street North
4 "a srr where the ceremony Fas Per
I formed ~. LcWrle said laet n-Eli
frat ns uas not advised as 90 TIE g.
I trra plans a. tre bride and bride
+ s-ro-srn. ar.a cl1 not know where tre1
? Ererr after tne weo1iug EEC-tH mao
1 a. lncafs them proved rltlle-
4 Pee Nr and bfrE Berry are mem
len q welI-EnDer hlrwlrta families
a T-ts forr1er u a cor q Thomas Berry
~ FssforrI CIV. Els bride Eas mad
several rrlGr aorDal. anc Eas bt4cl e'
~ foreign Cg1utrles.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
YRGGMEN BOUND AND GAGGED
TWO WATCHMEN.

ROCHESTEK, y. 2, SDecihl.--One
petrafcd Ia this city Was committed
10 the Chamber OF Commerce build
ing, So the heart Of the business dis
trlct. By a band OF ycggmen. The
two Watchmen employed IN the build
ing were bound and gagged AND the
verrs then robbed the jewelry store 81
Philip Present OF the second noor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
WILSON'S BROTHER
GIVES UP RACE

WASHINGTON. D. C. Special
II a feJter 20 Senator MARITIME. OF
New jersey. made public today. 10
seph Wilson. brother OF President
elect Wilson. has announced his with
6rawai as candidate for the secretary
ship OF the senate
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
EMPEROR WILLIAM
rs HIGHLY PLEASED

BERLIN. Special Emperor VII
ilarn ls delighted ct the interest the
Berlin public ~ taking ln the be-
trotnai o. bls only daughter 20 Prince
rrneat Augusf. youngest son Of the
Duke % Cumberland. who FOR many
wears was a bitter enemy % the
Kaiser. Today the Emperor sent q
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

long telegram 20 the Duke OF Cum
berland. giving an enthusiastic &C
count OF the reception rendered Prin-
cess Victoria Louise and Prince En-
meet when they arrived here yester-
dav
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
FIVE PATIENTS OF
HAD-DOG BITES

prcHNo Nd. "a, speeia,--
- - = rsaad doR lart week
60. -, s.reA twelve and IleiA -,
-, s..ss efes-e.n. ctS16rez - tee Res.
5000 rey. sfetho-cis1 niin.ettf 81
- 's-~sf.e~fIIe. are tairine fhe F~slses J.
s-.'ssrrent - stse 6t2te Dep4rtrnect q
SEQ. A Geveiopeo to-day. -.
-. 80 ere sfopplng with tbef IA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

Daleos iO.oU ~ ll.Oy
Load your cars so that hay az doors
represents contents, and thus avoid
reflections.
This market grades hay IN accord
ance with the National Hay Associa-
ton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
HIDES

Live Poultry-AlI kinds scarce and
In good demand. Dressed Poultry
Demand good. EHgs-Receipts cleaned
up and market IN good shape. Stock
-Veals, lambs. etc. very active under
scarcity other commodities in good
demand
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
BALTTMORH GRAN yTARKET.

Baltimore.--Wheat. firm. tti0.
Corn. steady, &c.: Oats, Steady. on
demand No. 2 white. 4O9b4O4c.: stan
dard white. S9@Ss3c- Rye. dull and
narrow.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

VIENNA. Special. Negotiate BE-
tween Roumania and Bulgaria over
EEoumanlas territorial reward Tor re-
naming neutral in the Balkan war
have again been Suspended.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
LIVE STOCK

COUNTRY-CURED BACON.
Hams, well smoked snail,
-. ..... ....... 20 q ~
Hams, we'll smoked. large.
-, ....... ........ IS q 10
Sides. we'll smoked, H.. l3 n
Shoulders. well smoked, 10. 10 O. IA
HIDES.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York.--FlcuT. steady. Wheai
steady; No. 2 red, St.OSs q
sI.09s. Corn. quiet, at S7sc. Hides
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
RUB N ON.

WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN Is 10
cxzed-StirDeSS and sorezeSs q
muscles o. 3clnts-rub n FraysSr's
Great Nerve and Bone zintnent, ard
IT, pzln disappcars. he creates;
A. round Ointment IN use Tor man
G,6 beast. TT it-ao1T sU1er-here
- TIA rt<hf help: zsc e0ctles a.
arnEgists. MRnufactnre6 BY J. v
FRATSER a CO. Rtcnncnd- Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

VIENNA. Epeclal.--tt was reported
~ <ourf circles today that I'm D<ror
ugt,tiarn Wiis visit EuDefor Franrfs 20.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Following are the quotations on
the Richmond Hay Exchange:
CAR OTIS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
WANTS
nANC SEC0yp nANn BtcS
nAtY1 sna Rnrlap Nspsra
write f-r Frire<
RICHNoND BAG CO. lne.
RsThRsnd. w
MkKB GOODS

A. THR L-ATSET PARIS Fash
nOyS IL HAIR DRESSING. Al
kinds 60 hair On hand o. made -
oraer CcmAinEs made tEtO switches.
Posnpsdou-s. Pu1s. stc- S2tisfAe-
6D0 g0srantee&. HUGHES. 4os
North Third 81. Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
RICHMoNp GRAIN MARKET.

Wholesale QUOTATIONS on
CHANGE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

Noah's Linirsent h
the best remedy Tor
Rheumatism, Sciatica,
Lame Back, Stiff
Joints and Muscles,
Sore Throat. Colds,
Strains. Sprains, CutA.
Bruises ellie
Cramps. Neuralgia,
Toothache, and al
Nerve, Bone and Mus
Gle Aches and Pains
The genuine has
Noahs Ark on every
package and looks liks
this cut, but has RED
band on front q pack
age and "Eoah's
Hniruent" always IN
RED ink Beware a
imitationa 7Sc soc
and 500. and sold BY
al dsnlers In Inedi-
cine CuaFantsed or
moosy refunded BY
Noah Remedy Ca-
Lac Rickmo3a. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-27

even more prisoners are accommodated in
single large rooms
The political prisoners In Lemoieiro ara
housed In q series Of small rooms on the
top floor, he windows having u fine view
of the city OF Lisbon and the Taeus.
These rooms comm nnicate on TO a small
passagewaY. SO that the prisoners spend
much of their time In common They
are not compelled to wear prison garb
nor to cut their hair. One OF the most
prominent political prisoners interviewed
was the editor OF Macao, the former
Roman Catholic newspaper of Lisbon.
who is undergoing a sentence Of one year.
He dresses III pajamas, as he finds them
easy to Keep clean. and has his tiny room
arranged as an editorial sanctum When
he showed it to me his desk was strewn
with the latest issues of the Portuguese
newspapers. and he declared that he had
no intention Of losing touch with events
during his enforced separation from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-27
ENTERING TIE LOCKS FRca1LAFE GAruN
LIGHTHOUSE. TovE.R. Ar THE LEFT

plant, including machinery and supplies.
is figured up in the cost Of the canal.
1t forms a part of the cost of every
cubic yard of concrete put into place and
of every cubic yard of earth taken out.
So when the canal is done the machinery
will all have been paid for. and what We
get for it will be velvet. 1t will decrease
the total cost of the canal"
Can you give me any idea as to its
possible value?'
mo, 1t Is worth what it will bring
and that Is all. There is always the
scrap value. and II the government
should take the plant and use 1t else
where we shall get an appraisal value.
which will be far more than that OF
ordinary scrap. We should like to see
1t go into government work, for that
would add to our assets"
IF cold to private parties it would
bring comparatively little. SUPPOSE
said I.
That depends" replied Col. Cocktails.
1--WE are now selling 1T piecemeal at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-27

with. There is a great rivalry between
the men to keep the cost down, and
this has been SO throughout the building
of the whole canal"
But will not a large part of the present
equipment be retained at Panama? In
one of your reports you say that the gov
the canal pay
Yes, ] believe that said Col. Goethals.
The government will have quite a plant
at Panama outside of the canal property,
and some Of the present equipment will
be of value in that plant. We shall need
supply depots to furnish the steamers
with fuel. We are erecting coal depots
now, and We are putting up tanks for
fue, oil on both sides of the isthmus You
know, many of the steamers are now
burning oil. This is SO of the Peruvian
line. which plies between Lima and Pan
anna"
rs there any possibility of having a
pipe line from the Mexican oil fields to
Panama?
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oners, is allowed to have not only all his
clothing washed outside and sent in, but
his meals are prepared at Lisbon res
taurant. as we'll The political pr soners.
many of whom are too poor to pay for
this concession, have dubbed toaether
and pay in lump sum, the richer max
ing good the portion Of the poorer
The governor treated Ficalho in exact
iy the same way as he treated the other
political prisoners. When they were OBJ
v1ously of the better class he treated
them as equals and when they were OF
the lower classes he touched his hat to
them in acknowledgment of their DOTTED
caps. In no case did the writer see any
evidence of the sullenness or resentment
that one would expect to nd in harshly
treated prisoners. Indeed. Ficalho has
been denounced as traitor by the royal
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His Farewell Speech.

TAMES H. WALLIS. 'the fly man OF
J Boise" has made Idaho the most sani-
tary and most nyproof state in the
Onion.
Mr. Wallis. discussing his success with
a New York reporter. laughed and said:
81 have succeeded In eradicating the fly
by making Ill Idaho hate the ny. even
as poor old Dan Carson hated his wife.
Poor old Dan lay dying. His wife,
melted a lit for once. said to him:
YOU'RE going. DAN
Dan, his eyes closed. made no answer
His wife then repeated, with a sigh:
Dan. you're going. but I'll soon fol.
low YOU
Upon this Dams CLASSY orbs opened,
and he said In a hollow voice:
"'You stay here as long as you can