MATHEWS
JOURNAL
VOL. IX.
MATHEWS C R. VA? THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1912
NO. *<0
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R. B. P??ja.!?V,
VIRGINIANS DIE
IN TRAIN WRECK
Work of Rescuing the Dying and
Injured Accompanied by Fright?
ful Scenes of Suffering?Eye?
witness Describes the Ter?
rific Smash-Up.
?MMANATOLIS IND. Special.
TJ.-.i .?-ling at a ?-IM-?*?! o| nui y
miles un hour an ca?lhouii?l Cin
ciiiiinti. llainiltoti and Havlon pa?
orjttmer train ran Into an <?|*eii
**v?ii?-h at Irvington. a suburb,
tuny this nuiiiiiiig and crashe?!
hi-ad-oii into a I ??????-.lit train ?>r
ilu* -ami* road, killing at least
light?"?*!! p?-rs.;iis art?! injuring
iiiiu-t?-?-ii badly.
THF. DEAD.
A!lx*rt Aln?n and wile, Los An?
geles.
Chris Imliolt, Cm? iimnti.
Mr**.. Chris lmholt. Cin? iiinoti.
Joseph #L. Pahiier, l-'ttawa.
Tenu.
? .irton Cheney, Jackson. Ky.
John Cheney, father of Clif?
ton, lireathltt ?-ounty, Ky.
Mr**. Cllft??n Cheney, Juckson,
Ky.
- Cheney, brother of Clif?
ton Cheney.
ll?*st?*r Cheney.
Charles Cheney, Min of Chiton
Ch?*n??y.
William Sharkey, passenger
cngiii?*?*r.
Irwin M. Wiggins, conductor.
Isert Whit??, braK'-ninn. Indian?
apolis.
llarol?! Burg, firi-man.
liVii Hoy!?-, passen-;??!*.
<". 1". <.i-iiiulli?K-f?-r. Wintoti
Pla?*e, CiiK-imiati.
Oik- uiiiilcntllicil hoy, with
clothing t-ciiriiig LoalHvlllc mark.
THE INJl Itl-;i>.
Fr?*d F.iiicrson. hr'-maii. In
dlaiiii polls.
Fml Patterson, Madison. Va..
trainman on poamSM?r/r train.
Willis York, freight engineer.
Burton Jones, Dayton. hy?
ba--.?",ag?" man; ha?!Iy hurt.
- Cox, passen!*.?-!-.
J. S. Sklllman. baggageman.
Indianapolis.
Min. J. s. Sklllman. Indian?
apolis.
J. \V. J?-flerson, colored porter.
Chi? ago.
W. J. Filer. Liberty. Ind.
A. C. Filer. Liberty, Ind.
Fred Emberton, llreinan. freight
train, badly scalded. Indianapolis.
Mr*s. Mary S?"urs, Indianapolis.
Harry Bell, Chicago, leg broken.
Fred W. Huttiieson, Madison.
Vu.
Mary lIut?h??soii, Muillson, Va.
Mrs. W. F. S?*ll. Syi-aiiiore, 111.
. Carl Garatas, brakeiiuui. Iiuliun
apoli?.
Hugh Kent. Berlin. Ky.
M?>st ol cli?? dead w???-?> in th?
ilrst pass?"iig?-r ??oaiii. which was
U*1?*?-?*oih*?I with the liaggag?- car.
On?* eiigiini-r is believed to be in
th?* vv i-?*?'kagc. as well as one of
tlie <??ii?lin*tors.
Firemen and poliiv worked
with a.v?*s f?ir more tlian two
hours bet?re the first body in the
pns?"*na,?*l ?ar was uni-ovcred.
One of ch<* first lu-to of the
tireineii was to cut a hol?- lu the
top of the car and pass water to
?lu* Injured paascngcrs, wlio were
??ryhig pitifully for aid.
Soon after the crash ?he wreck
caught tire. The trainmen fought
th<> llames with tlie limited means
available, but were unable to sup?
press the lire or cut away Hi?*
burning si'itlons.
The city was <*all???l on for h??lp.
The enllre family of Clifton
Ch?*ny, ?if Jackson. Ky.. was
wi{M?il out. and Mr. Cheny's father
was buried under the wr???*kag?*.
The groans <?f the aged man
?*?>uId be h?*ar?l. but desperat?* ef?
forts failed to local?? th?* vhilm.
The bodl??s ?if tlie Ch?*nys wer??
dragged forth one by one.
Cltltoii. the father; Ills wife,
two children an?! a broth?*r were
dlft**ov<?rcd. When the crash came
the aged father was pinned un?
der the H?*at.s. He was terribly
crusheil, but life survive?!, and
tlie ag??d Cheny. ?*oii.s?ioiis and
sulTeriiig, <*ould be h?iird ?railing
for help.
WRECK CAUGHT FIRE.
The wreck caught lire and the
li?mes threatened to eat th?*ir way
to tin* spot where the old man
was imprison???! and burn liiiu
alive?
The resi-iK-rs w?*re appalled by
th?? deadly ?langer threatening old
man Cheny us h<> lay ?-ntombe?!
under th?? arch of the ?-rushed
<*oach. Before tlie lire depart?
ment had arrived the axes and
saws were hacking at tlie timber
wall which kept tlu-m li-om th?*
(lyl.io- man.
"Albert Seeds, of Louisville, Ky.,
ha?i a r?"inaiuai?l?- <-s< ape when he
was tln-??wn from the window of
a passenger car and lan?l?*?l safely
on a pile of unth-rbrush.
"I was awake," said Needs.,
"anil had just put on my overcoat,
as it was getting chilly, when
sii?l?i??ii!y I hear?! a ?-rush, and.
before I knew what had happen
?*d, I was sitting alongsid?* th??
wr?"cked train.
"I could hear men, women and
children ? rying lor help, and
with tlie ?isslstaiKC ?>f anotlier
young man 1 got an axe from one
of the r?"iir ? -ouches and ?-ut a
hol?- in th?* sill?? of th?' ?ar. A
niiiiilx'r of ?ither m?"ii r?'a?h*??l the
phi?-?? n lew minutes luter. They
went to work making tin* hole
largiT, and puih-d several hodh-s
from Ilu* car."
m:\iti) F.xplosion.
The s?nind ?d a terrific explo?
sion followed with a Hash ol liglit
I hat startled ihe sh-cpers in the
nearby Ikiuscs and brought them
from tlielr Im.Is.
Mrs. Jos?-ph S?'it?r. vvh??s?" home
is wirhin a* few ri?ds of the wre?'k.
?I?"s?-rlbe?l it as follows:
"A deep, t?"rrili?- nimbi?", which
shook our lions??, was the lir-t
thing we heard. A big flash of
light s?"cin?"?i t?i snake ?v??ryih!ng
oulsi?!?' us biii-ht as ?lay. Kusliing
ont we < onld sc?- railroad nu'ii
riiiining bock and forth with their
lant?*riis. and vv?* ran over to the
wreck.' The |i?"??p!?* instile th??
passenger cars who wer?* still
alive were ?idling Iraiill? nlly for
water.
"It mad?' our hcarls hl?-cd to
hear them, but ore could do noth?
ing for ihcm until a hole was cut
in the top of the ear. My hus?
band got on top of the ? ar and
h?-l|M?d take mil tue - ?Iciul and
?lying.
"One of lb?* lirst ImmI?cs taken
out was Huit ?if a little girl with
h?"r head crushed. It was ler
ribh?.
?My husband said he <??iil?I
Hie old t-oiidui-lor standing
. Iglit in Hi?* ? ar ju?*.? lis though
t*ollet?ting lllk?"ts. II.
I, hut looked uiWr-al.
ha?l his jj:i>?*a on and
th not even broken."
Wlille Carl (?ross, the bead
hrsjkeii'aii of tin- I'reight trahi.
lay at Ids tioiiit? on South Orien?
tal Btfani with a Iwatea leg. bc
uioanina it??- adatake thmi i?r ?m-iit
i li??? manifold trag?*?ly, Su
l???r.iit.-nil?-iii Whit?*, ?if tht? <in
?-iiiuni.. Hamilton and Dayton.
tit tliii ctl that hi- in?. ??-( l-aliim
|ila< ?*d lh?? rfs|Miii?-ihilUy on
tiro??-? without any ?loiiht.
tiro???? ?h*?-'ar??l. when lit? Im?
eamt? t?ons?lous, that th?? ?.witch
nae left tapen by una ??i hi*? asan,
hut I*.?* al?-?? said Hiat th?- p.i-.?.cii
j;?*r irain got lit?* signal that tlu?
trat k wan ?-i?:n.
HAD I'ltl HOXiTION.
A l?'M?-r \vritt<?n l>> l'lor?*n??
Gross? Ban ?"?"anrlario, Cal., to h?-r
hroilwr, Carl <?i?>?--. h?*atl brak?*
nia'i ?>n lh?? ill-rat???: train, wa?
r?-???'i\??l v-.irrdiiy and t?il?I of a
pr?*iii<>iiiiion ?if Impending dan*?
????r. lloren?*?* (.ro?? wrote:
"D?*ar Carl,?I am -ondina* you
a necktie for a birthday i?r?-M?iit.
1 ?-aii'l ?.end yon anything cxpen
?.!.??. am I am sa*in**; my immey
to com?* to IndiannpoU** when you
ate hijur???l or klll?*?l. Yon mn-t
?jnlt the rallrtNid. or it will *?ur?'
ly con???, ami. I am sure, will
??oui?? very soon.'*
Carl GfOt***?, lu-atl hrakemnn on
the ill-fate<l freii-ht train, who In
idaiiied for the disaster sold
Thursday:
. .'b'etl out tin* hill ami
I was braking ahead. I ?.vas to
flag: 36 (the w-ction of the train
wi??ckc?l). TIh-ii the ?*us*;lnecp
whMIe-d me la ami I thought w<*
wen In the ?*lear and the switch
was rlo??e?I. It eras "iy ?luty to
??lose th?* switch, hul I ??ouhl n??t
?l?i holh. ami I thought that they
bad cl?>??<Nl It wIh'ii th?* engineer
v?. hMlcd me In."
XFAV YORK IS WKRFDKlt
THAN CHICAGO, SHI. ?\\?
OH I ('AGO,? Special? Miss Jan??
Addama of Hull House: Mrs. Joseph!
T. Bowen, preshicnt of tin- Juvenil?* (
""rotectlve ?Association of Chicago;
Iflas Virginia Brooks, West Hum- j
mond, in., reformer, and Illas Mande .
Miner, secret trj <?: the Now York
Probation OfBtcera1 ftssnrlstlnn. ap
peared before the Cltj Council vie?.
Committee and argued against senr?.
Bated vice districts In largo cities.
During h?*r argumenta Mrs. Rowen
taserted that Of th? 7.000,000 work
In
tri
fltiencea on th?*-?' working ??iris," said
Mr.??. Ilowon.
In intr?-?ducinK Miss Miner. Miss
Addama asaartad that New York was
Wickeder than Chicago.
"Thor?' are too many financial In?
terests In New York to suppress th??
social ?'vil." sait) Miss Miner, "and
that also is th?' troubl?. in Chicago.*'
BLACK CHAMPICN
STILL IN PRISON
APPARENTLY JACK JOHNSON
WILL FACK A NEW DIFFICULTY
IN t.ETTIN? BAIL.
CHICAGO, ILL.? Special.? Attor
aeys for Jac-k Johnson, the negro tight
it, Unlay eontlnand their aastrch for
?irisons Whe would sign a bond for his
relaaas from |alL
Johnson.is held for violation of tht?
Mann act.
Tue attorney?? Wednesday, after ?in
eight hour search, failed to llnd any
property owner willing to sign the
bond, without indcmnlticnlion. John?
son in his call was hopeful today. He?
said he was certain that bondsmen
uould be found.
FILIPINOS (KLKIJKATK
ELECTION OF WILSON
MANILA.? Special.? There was a
huge demonstration Monday to cele?
brate Wilson's election. T.*n thousand
Filipino? paraded with banners in?
scribe?! "immediate Independence.**
and twenty thousand gathered in mas?
?Meting on the sea boulevard Lameta.
Manuel Quezon and Sorgle Osmen-t,
the principal Speakern ?xprtssed faith
in th?: U?sui?*?cratlc protuisa-s ?<? .mm?.
diate Independence for the Philippines.
F.milio Aguinaldo, th?? former insur?
gent Ittader, naudu hla lirai public ; ?j
pearance situe the insurrection. He
was prominent on the platform, and
made a brief speech endorsing the
views ?xpressed by Manuel Quezon
and Sergio i ?amena, the former of
whom is delegate to Congress and the
latter Speaker of the Philippine As?
sembly.
Her Alimony i)oe*?n't Slop.
BALTIMORE,? Special.? Judge
Bond, in the ?"irouit Court, hus de?
cided that Mrs. Kmille A. 1'assh? r, di?
vorced Wife of Captain Isaac Emerson,
is entitled to her alimony of $28.000 a
year from her former husband despite
the fact that she has married again.
The court found that the agreement
inciud? ?i in the divorce decree was not
a mere alimony arranuement. but eras
a provision for a property arrange?
ment ? -?insisting mainly of an annuity
payable in nil ?venta Including s re?
marriage.
Mrs. Baasher was delighted when
informed ot the court's ?h*< ision. "This
is *i*i-ry good news to m?\" she saiil
-luit nothing inore than I exp?-.-i?'d."
Captain Emerson's attorneys would
make no comment. luit it Is known
they will carry th?* ?ase to the ."ourt
of Appeals.
STRIKERS AND
POLICE BATTLE
POl ICE ARREST RUSSIAN (dill
CHARGED WITH THROWING
STONES?A DEAD LINE.
WATfiRTOWN, mass.-- Special. A
dead Une has been ??.-tablishe?! by tifty
police officers a hundred yards from
the factory of the Hood Robber Com
pany, when* a desperate ficht to??k
place yeaterda) between the police an?i
Industrial Workers of the World, who
are on B strike.
No trouble to?.k place Ihia morn?
ing, (?it the situ?t inn was tense and
another conflict is feared, it
pttcted that a general strike af*.
the AiiH-rican Rubber and !
Woven Hose Company may ?>r de?
clared.
Mihling Shnckalngi. a I wenty-one
y?':tr-ohl Russian , irl, was arrest.-tl
today on the charge of throwing
nor;?? tv>\ t i>n: all
OV1 It. SAYS lv-K. CARREL
NaTs? VORK.? Special.
i little aoa an?l his name
1 ; < > \. r ;
When he lived h?? lived in ci?>\
he died he died all ?>\ ??
World is m a position** 1
mi the very highest g authority
rel. of the
rise for
Rover,
\vh?-n lie ?tied, didn't die all ovar, be?
cause dogs don't die that way. Dr.
. ,i rr.-i a*\ys mo.
Dr. Carrel, In th oT his lec?
ture at ' lean .Museum of Na?
tural History, told his audb-nc.? that
when an animai Uns h.- ?locsn't ari
at on?e. Th?? nervous system. Dr. dir
r?i sxplalned, becornes dead Immedl
ately whan Mf?*. In ? -ommon and
stumHm?. is extinct, but tl (S Of
death and dissolution among the r.-st
of the bo?iily tissues is very ?low.
He devoted his- lecture t-> ? deSCtip
tion of his own ? cperlments In the
of transplanting living tin
from on? animal to another, the work
that won him th?- Nobel prize, lie ex?
plained first his method of suturing
blood vessels, which has enabled him
to splice STteiies ami veins, r?'*.!a
portion of a wounded artery with a
on of vein, and he showed pictures
of dogs at play s?-veral months att?r
undergoing the operation.
Dr. <'arr?-I also displayed pictu
dOgs and cats frisking around with
?om* other animal's kidneys In
them.
Another i nt ?rest in?, picture showed
the leg of a yellow, Aoe which ha?l hern
transferred to the hotly of a white one.
STEPPED OFF TRAIN
PLUNGED IN RIVER
NBW YORK. Special.?Leaving Jer- I
soy ? it y on loe ?*..??/ ?. clock tint train
Thursday evening, John ?.'. Hughes,,
sixty-four years old. started for his
home at y "J fro?-..-, t Street, Kuthcr
ford, K. J.
Mr. Hutches b?. am. lntcr?BSted In
I i.<w .???;. p?-r, and when tin train
.stopped Just before reaching th?;
bridge over Hackensack River he
thought it was the Itutherford sta?
tion.
Absent-mindedly he pushed hisj
v ay to th.- ??Intform and Slighted. At
the same time the tr-:iu started up j
and .Mr. Hughes, r? all/ing he was in;
a wilderness ?.ml some distantes from
Rutherf? ?*?!. attempted to board it. '
but failed. !
The train passed an?! the aged man '
ptarted to walk t?-> Rutherford. Aa <
he got In th.? cent? r of th?- Hacken-I
River bridge h?* saw a train sp- '
proachinir In the opposite dir?-, tie'?. ?
and he leaped to Hie furthr-r tra.-k. ?
only to l?MM his footing and plum,'?* ?
oft the span.
Drops Into the Water.
Mr. Hughe* was thrown again
piling which, after falllnc ten feet I
toward the water. fract?ired his riyht ;
hip and canacd other Injuries. He|
then dropped into the water, which al i
that point is deep.
A good irwtmrTier. Mr. Hughe* man
d to bring himself to the surface
,-ift?-r he sank and then he floundered
shout until he caught htild of a spar.
There he clung yelling for help,
eral tratas t?a-raed, but the rattle of
th?- cars only drowned his voice and
shook th.? spar until all his strength
wns required to hold on.
Pot nearly half an hour he clung
to the ???par. Hi* voice was beeomini*
OTt ak and his alrcngth was first giv
InK away. The pain in the fractured
hit? was excruciating.
Down th.- river ?am.- a boatman.
The light on the boat was within a
f.-w feet of Mr. Hughes, but his vole??
was so choked that It hardlycarried
to It. Then Mr. Hughes b? at on the
water with his* left lag and attracted
tlie attention caiman.
Hc*?c?i?*?l by a Horn man.
He was placed in the boat and taken
ashore. Th?-n lie was carried up th.
bank and placed at the side of the
track. Shortly before S o'clock a *
bound train was sighted, and with his
lantern the boatman brought It to 8
stop.
The boatman explained that Mr
?Hughes had fallen off the bridge and
would soon ?lie unies? medical atten?
tion was given him. The injured man
was put on Hie train and taken to St.
Mary a Hospital at Passaie. There Dr.
i>i?onne!l uni?! that unless pneumonia
developed Mr. Hughes would probably
raeover. The doctor marvelled that a
man of his ag?' could have duns- to n
8t?:?r for such a time with a fractured
hip.
Mr. Hughes is cashier for Wright ?S:
Ornham. ?!ry goods merchants at 110
Franklin Street. N. W York, and lives
In Hutherford with h.s wife and fam
viNCEiNnsliT
HE?R TO MILLIONS
SEW YORK, SpecIaL?William
Vim <*ut Astor is the rhiic.st young
man in America, if not in the
world.
As tin? clock ??truck midnight
S65.000.0O0 loft by the late ?lohn
Jacob Astor, who went down with
the Titan!?* in April. passed luto
the hands of the son. who bis ame
lw<-iity-out? yeurs old today.
\?i ???rcmony marked th?
chanM in possession of the army
??f dollars. Young: Astor Is now ?in
i? yachting trip which ends minor,
raivv at the Astor ??ouiitry p!a?e at
Rhine Cliir-?>ii-th?*-lIu?lson. where
h?> will spend th?* w??ek-?*iiil with
hi* maiili?-r, Mrs. John Ja?*ob Astor.
Ids .sister Muriel and a ? onipany of
friends. loiter he will return to
N?*w Y?>rk and a?-tiveiy tak?*
?liarg??.
\o on?* *?nows ?-\aclly vvliat lu?
is "worth." Owing to th?* rapidly
hu r?*asing value ?if real ??star?" in
[?ew Voik. of Mill? h most of the
i. it un?- i? made up. and Hi?? flu?
'.-..aliens in s??m ks ami bonds, an
???timatc math? at one time might
l??i ne?eral millions out of the way
in ihe course <>f !? few dav?.
CROWD EAGER TO
HEAR "DAGO FRANK"
NEW YORK., Special.-The
bxraemt -lolicc guard ?*v?r ?-alleil
?nit loi duty at a. nitir.l.r trial in
this ?ity was stai'onc.i in ami
alKiiit Hie Criminal ?'-?urls build
lug today.
They <>?-<-upi?-?J paasltron of van?
tai;?* in .In*-?Ut* CaOlT's (outtroora
und li!l?"?l Hie ?-??rriitoi?? t.. ??re
v?'iil any ?iiitbreak of \ ioh'ii?'?' ?it
Hie trial of the gunmen .t. < ii-c.l
of th?? murder <?f Herman Rosen?
thai.
Th?" crowd that l??'sirg?*d Hi?
building amply v? an anted the po?
lice display. Men ami ?omen
hail giith?'i"(*?l curly In the day.
??ailing for ?tnirt to op?-n, and
id) h ?lilci-s of uilmission <-ar?ls
jamiiK'd about JiistUv ??ofT's
? ??mi, fearing that ?-ven they
might !??s<?. their chain'?".
Tlu-y ?"am?* 1<? h?*ar th?- -t??r>
of l-'riitik Clrolicl, alias "Dago
Frank." the ?inly defendant n??l
yet call?*?!.
Outside of tlie gunmen lnt?*r?"st
??enter?"?! In two ?lashing young
v?oni<*ii of the underworld, wlio
?-.in??' to court t?> al?l tluir lius
liaiais in ihclr light for life.
n-JW?*.'!. Mrs. I?ui? lt??s**nhcrg,
Wmmjjot "1/CflV L-OUi?'.'' ?!^
S m" J?m+mmWEL^TF
iJBB?BH I a >< I ? I -?M??B?B*a*B*?B>i
SANDS SMITH, St., Pr?s.. J. P. NOTTI NOHAM, V-Preg. and Cashier
\THE BANK OF MATHEWS. Inc.
Paid Up Capital $25,000
MATHEWS C. H., VA.
? ?hit* the accounts of tir mi* and indirtduals and offer? to n?-c*a?ire
? ? *?*-?otnmodatlon consistent with good banking
Interest Allowed On Sa.ln?**?. Account?*.
Hours: 9 A- M. to 4 P. M. Saturdays, 9 A. M. to I 2 M
nouieu w?*r?> capture?! when th?*ir
husband?? wer?- Bllistlld by th??
police in a llrooklyn flat. Out*
of them. Mr? Ruuenncra^ ?p
pear?*? I as s witm-vi at Hie trial
of Charles l?tt'kt'r. nlWWWJ march
to the death house was a pr??
liKle to the open I ii?; of the trial
of the four SMS who aro char?*.??d
with < -ommittiiig niurtler at hi?,
command.
Cirofiel. as Ids <o-d?'fen?Innts
had done. ?l?*ni?H? anv part?? Ipation
in the killing or Itoscnthal. In
anawer to preliminary ques-ilons.
"Dago Frank" ga\e his ag?? a??
twenty-seven. II?* knew "Big
Ja? k" Zellg. tlie gang leatler. f??r
four months prior to ?Inly 16th,
nntl said that he had aren ?lack
Rose for the lirst time <?n the ?lay
Zdlg was shot In front of ih<?
Criminal Courts building. On that
day. the wUncas said. Hose had
aisited the four to attempt to pcr
vua?le them that In* had no part in
the ?Tramc-up" w?irk??d on Zellg.
ar.d h?v sw?ar?'thai notlilng was said
about **?r?iaking" any ??no. Ro
sentha?'s mime wns not mentioned.
Ciroli?*i sw??re he did not know
Koscnthal ev??n by slgltt.
Th?? next time he saw R')??*, he
Bald, was on the ni-iht of July
loth, a few hours lacforo Kosen
11 ?a I was slain.
A? ??irding t?i tin? wiln?*-??. Ro????.
Vallon and Sclicpps dro\e to his
S???.??inh "trenne apartment ihat
night and asked him to go down
town, where he would meet the
other?? ami T?<???e would prove hi?.
lnno<*en***e of "framing" Zoll?*;.
Cirolhl got into the tur and was
?lriv??n to British* Webber's gamb?
ling place, at Wwrty second Sireet
and Sixth Avenue.
PROGRESSIVES TO
FIGHT IT OUT
CHICAGO, ILL?, Special?**Col
iinrl laOiat.ar.elt In ?le? ??t in?i bis rn
liif time lo devlNin* plaun to n>ak?r
perruitiient the l?roo;renal\ e party
anal I nature Um ?. tetory lavo yearn
ir.int tun?.
"Thar' Itcpuhllran party la <!?
morailird and la moribund. It la
U|? to in? l.nnll? to kill It. Id
rank aud file are now at?par?l??<l
from the payroll??. Without un Ihr
part) cannot an on."
Thin ?van the mraanae hrouRhl
front t'olonel Hutittrvrll at <l>t.ltT
liny by M edil I Ma? ornilck. Ihr
U mlrrn trader of Ihr I'roRreaalaea,
to n banquet of 4 titik ? Ouuty l?ro
KrcHalvm Innt "lash?. V* ork of
i>r?r?|>arinic a rriirnanlintlon of the
l*rosrrt>Knlar party In the Went he?
?can today.
We are not disposed to be \ indica?
tive, but frankness compels the ad?
mission that we shall derive no small
pleasure from stacking a lot of Repub?
lican officeholders going to work for
?>n?*e In their lives.?Virginian-Pilot.
No Harm Done.
Chappie?"I'd just llk?> to know
what you mean by being engaged to
both Cholly and me at once."
Miss Flnkie?"Why, bless me!
There is no harm done. You can't
either of you afford to marry me.
you know."
Twin? A Family Habit.
ADA-MS. MASS., Special.?Mr?. An?
thony Wrohlesky, one of a family of
eighteen children, of which there were
two pairs of twins, herself being one
of them, gave birth Tuesday to
twina. a boy and a girl. Four of !*A-s.
Wrohlesky s sisters are the mothi ?
of twins.
A photograph of the tivc slaters end
the five pairs of twins is to be sent
to Colonel Roosevelt.
Wilson I (*atN T. R. by 15.
SAN" FRNCIISCD. Special.? Wood
rovA Wilson swung ahead of Theodore
Roosevelt by fifteen votes Tuesday
night, accoroing to telegraphed re?
ports of the Official count of the State
now being made.
Five precincts remain to be ;
from. ? ?f these, four probably favor
Wilson and one Rooaevelt.
The heavieet upset In form was m j
Butte count*?', where the complet? >f
iTcial count, as returned t>> Dem atic
j headquarters, ?rave Wilson a plurality
i ?if ?;:?9. an Increase of S23 \Viison
over the previous figures.
Fnforgoit?Mi.
1 sat. one day. In my o'l.je.
Imprisoned a.s m bird in a cage.
My pencil was ? ril bli g slowly
The unfinished eiiitofftal page.
I scarcely know what I was writing,
But know wh il I dreamed of thtsi:
I was thinking of places and fates.
1 .shall never see again.
The hum the beea in the <>rchar?l.
Th.- long, slim, rough willow pole;
The tin ? m half lilied with tish-worms.
The ?plash in the old swimming
hole!
Th? iioy of the old log school house,
With his sore to?* tied with a strin-r.
: he girls who arandered the woodland,
.In the daisy-dotted stories of spring.
Oh! equips of my blessed "hi school
I ys.
Your feet have wandered .a-far.
Time's busy whirl may engulf you,
And sweep you out over the bar.
still, (he old days of our boyhood
And the memories of the u.sed-t?
Con. ng through sunshine,
shadow?
\\ hi? h fall upon >.?n and me.?
Your far*ci\an?l voices haunt me.
As th. adows fall.
Old scenes, ot<^ ?hi l?,??, loves,
I'm suj-e T car call!
?L.. in .clinch Valley N
?Or. Mr??l?>OSTER
9hnT9mn
Ofice Over^
? MAI
CHESiPkAKb UM
CHHSAPEAKi: 8. a CO.
New Queens of the ?Chesapeak*
CITY OF B?LTXMOJU
and
CITY OF JfOBFOLK
Fitted witb Marconi WlreJeas
Between
SORFOLK, OLD FOUIT COatFOBT
an? BaXTOIOsaS.
Dally, Including Sunday.
Leave Norfolk 8:1*? P. at?. Old Poiat
Comfort 7:16 P. M? arriving BaJti?
rio re at 7:00 A? M. ?he following morar?
through tickets on sale from all
CHd Dominion S. 8. Co. Landings la
Gloucester and Mathews Counties to
Baltimore via Old Point and Cheaa
aeak* Lin* at
Te*%o*M.
York River Line
Steamers leave West Point and
fork River Landings every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday for Baltimore
..?ave West Point 6:00 P. If, Arriva
Baltimore 8:30 A. M.
Ticket Offices 95, 104 and 10 Oraaby
St., Norfolk, Va; also Hotel Chamber
lln. Old Point Comfort, Va.
E. J. Cblsm, N. Chapman,
?. P. A. A. O. P. A.
BalUmors, lfd.
Dr. A. M. MARCHANT
tfestlst
All Ki: of Dental Work l> ?
?Oas Adm-tr.)?t^re<l
flffl?-s M ?wir?* ? to 11: 1 ???*? ft
LES IECOARNETT
A t to rney-a Ulm w.
MATHBWS. VA.
Will practice In the Courts of the
Counties .?f Mathews, Middlesex
GV-ueester.
Old Farms
Made New
Bigger C rops?Better Produce.
Your land is only worth what It
will produce. If it is run down
and unproductive, our
Ground Oyster Shell
LIME
will br'ng splendid . rt pi v- -th?
ing equals It for
ALFALFA
The Virginia Agricu 'ural Board
urges eve* fan r to use it
PEERLESS CYST ER CO
RW TIMORE, ?D.
Joyner's
GUI-A-C0L
a aew remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Croup, Sore Throat, Hoarseness
Asthma, Bronchitis and all
Tbrooat, Chest and Long
Troubles.
Allays irritation, reduces In?
flammation and removes the
cause.
It helps you or we refund your
money.
PRICE 25 Ct*.
For Sale bv all Druggists
and
r. h. nrm*i>s.
t. i>. urofiixs,
vv. o. iiumuxs
m*nso\ & mutins,
E. BAKER & f0?
i'eiieriil ilercliants
George J. Dlgrgs
The G?1-A-C0L Med. Cc.f
incorporated
PORTSMOUTH, VA.
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Glasses
i
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are made from the iin?*st mate
?.ocura!.;?*, by skilled ta?
in our own workshops.
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rompt Mftd care
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