TIIE' ASIIEVILLE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1913.
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Wednesday, June 11, 1913.
The Governor's Stand
While Governor Craig does not
o, one may Infer that the epectal
session of the legislature which will
consider the constitutional amend
Imenui will also deal with the uea
tlon of freight rat discrimination, aa
It affect North Carolina, la the In
terests of economy It Is moro than
likely that the one session of the Jegla
iature will consider the constitutional
femeaJments and the freight raU
giueatlon. That there la, an4 has been
dlaorlmlnatlon In freight rates la favor
tof adjoining; states and against North
Carolina la apparent from the follow
ing atatement of Governor Oral yea
terday: W. have not heretofore reallced
that the Southern railway hauls
freight from the Ohio river cities
through Paint Rock, Asheville, Ma-
irlon, Btatesville, Salisbury, Qreens
toro and to Lynchburg J that It
charges Asheville a hhrher freight rate
for this freight from the west than it
does Btatesville; that it charges States
vllle a higher rate than It dos Balla
tmrvi Salisbury a higher rate than
Oreeneboro, and Greensboro a great
deal higher rate than It does Lynch
burg. The further It haul this
freight the less It charges for It This
same conJitlon applies to all the cities
of North Carolina. They are all dis
criminated against In favor of cities
In Virginia and cities of other states
hy railroads doing Interstate business.
The discrimination Is purely arbitrary.
The railroads themselves 1 do not pre
tond to Justify. , It cannot be Justified.
Jt l not strange that people from one
end of North Carolina to the other
'are 'aroused on this subject How
ran cities of North Carolina compete
with cities of other state when com
mon carriers by arbitrary edict Issued
by financiers of New Tork have de
nied to the cltle of North Carolina
aimple Justice and equity T"
t' What the governor cites Is largely
rommon knowledge. In speeWVo in
stances cited by Mr. Iak Carraway,
we are a long way from the day when
the "good fellow" with generous
paunch and ruddy countenance had
carte blanche into all walks of life.
The drinker and the drunkard are
alike anathema today; they are want
ed powhere; no trust is reposed In
them. The long trail of wrecks which
afcohol has marked as its own today
preaches an eloquent sermon to old
and young alike, and no one can doubt
that the next generation will look up
on th drunkard as a curiosity and a
thing to be shunned by all decent men.
A recent article in the Birmingham
Age-Herald declared that not only has
alcohol become taboo in all business
walks of life, but it Is rapidly becom
ing an outcast even In the field of poli
tics. "The day of the statesman who
makes a specialty of drinking himself
Into a drunkard's grave has passed,"
said the writer. The day of the old
style convention when the great politl-
would gather from all
parts of the state, and the rank and
file would be on hand to whoop them
up 'Lite, Janes. The most effective
persuader on the average delegate
waa to -take, him off In the corner
and pour oil of Joy In his system un
til he waa amenable to reason. If he
got too far gone they would substraot
his proxy from him and send him
home in a cart All this kind of
thing Is past Ja the next great politi
cal struggle the emblems of the two
principle parties may be tn!blasond
upon their banners upon the one a
bunch of grapes, and upon the other
the homely but cheerful feature of
the good old American cow."
Tea, we are moving on, steadily and
surely, The banquet, too, that abomi
nation which has survived the years is
doomed.. The cheap and ready wit
and the exuberant oratory of "we have
with ua tonight" is going out with rum
and whiskey. Within the next four or
Ave years the present generation will
look In vain at - the festive board,
where great Issues are discussed, for
that which at one time cheered and
inebriated.
Voice of the People
cxH'fiTs axd cnmnsM.
To the Editor:
Your editorial on "Courts and Criti
cism," asrvn,the consideration of
all right-thinking persons. I believe
it to be the judgment of sohor-mlndel
men "that there should be found a
iitaln upon the ermine In'any section
Is a condition to bo depWed," yet In
the trlt but terse phrane, ther Is
much food for thought in th opinion
of thewriter whom you repreaent a3
holding that "the criticism of national
Institutions was the forerunner of an
archy' I would agree unreservedly
wnn the writer. If he means the pro.
miscuous and malignant criticism of
public men whether national or local.
Few thoughtful men will deny that
there are unfortunately numbers of
wtld-cyed, misguided men. who like I
the wild antics of the desert kick at
everything and everybody.
No one realties more than President
Woodrow Wilson, whose eloquent quo
tation you give In your editorial,
whither we are tending in the matter
of Irrational criticism of our publb
men. He gives the followlnc Intsance
In an article on "Hide and Reek I'oll-
fly from them jor nvt. rich or poor,
black and whilst pr4 i-t un remember
"lest we forget,? Hot him that stand
em take heed lest he fall."
1J. A. COURIER.
Asheville, Jur ,
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SCIDKSBOUTE
. The Melon Season,
(Baltimore Run.)
The $60,000,000 "melon" which the
Standard Oil company proposes to
cut In New York next week Is enough
to make the public's rjiouth water.
After all, It comes out of the people's
garden. This Is the melon season and
nearly everybody Is Interested In that
Juicy fruit. Can't the authorities at
Washington find a way to send a few
slices of these trust melons to the
people's table?
Alfalfa AsmirlutlorM.
(Savannah News.)
Alfalfa associations, after the order
of corn clubs, except that the former
tics," In the North American Review i are among grown farmers, are being
(May, U10).i I formed In South Carolina. One farmer,
"A sheriff In one of the states suf-1 a member of the alfalfa association
fered a prisoner to b taken from him of Rook Hill, has acres In It and is
by a mob and hanged. He made no planning to plant 76 acres In the fall.
show or pretense even of resistance.
The governor of the state wrote him
Notes and Comments
The now booklet Just Issued by the
Southern railway, dealing with the
advantages of Western North Caro
lina, Is a thine; of beauty and a Joy
forever.
e e e ...
Ptor nine months in the year we
cry for summer amusements, and
When excellent attractions are here
we will not go to them. What's
wrongt
e , e
! "No gort of weather for the bvd,"
says our afternoon neighbor, The
Gatette-Newa From which "we Infer
that It la not safe to don the short
ones,
e e
In yesterdays . game tha English
polo players didn't even make a notch.
But keep your eye on the second
game.
e e
Well, Asheville oould have taken
the two games yesterday, but she
wanted to be, courteous to the Bulla
on their first appearance,
Asheville ftaa already broken Into
the Internal revenue department
a sharp letter of rebuke for his crlml
nal neglect of his duty. He replied In
an open letter In which he bluntly re
quested the governor to mind his own
business. The Interesting feature of
his reply was not his Impudence, but
the fact that It could be written with
perfect Impunity. He was never called
to account for what, ho had done."
Public' men are frequently pursued
with rolcntlcsanesa. Nothing Is held
too private; nothing too soared. The
question is, How far shall this be per
mitted, and how long 7 One who de
bauches public office is a greater crim
inal than one who commits an Indicta
ble offense against an Individual. "Im
peccability" to suoh an one, from se
vere criticism ought by no means be
granted; but every man has the right
to have the truth told about him.
The arduousness of public life has
made many men, most worthy and ca
pable, shrink from accepting public of
fice. One wonders whether 1: will ever
become true In Amorlca, as It was In
Rome at one time, where the burdens
of public office was so great that a
monument was erected to him who ac
cepted publlo office.
Apropos of the courts, however,
cases may be cited wherein Judges
have been guilty of breaches of publlo
faith. Likewise instances may be mul
tiplied wherein the courts, both fed
eral and state, have apparently stood
In th way of social, economic and
political advance, through their appli
cation of the "legal rules of thumb."
All these things, however, go to the
strength of proving that Judgea are
merely human. On the whole, never
theless, the student of government
must grant that both the federal and
stale courts have been the only effici
ent protection against oligarchy, one
the one hand, and the excesses of pup
ullsm on the other. What of personal
liberty, what of protection we now
Why shouldn't similar associations be
formed In Georgia? Already a quarv
tlty of alfalfa 1 being grown In this ;
state, but not by any means as much
as there should be. . Alfalfa growing
means cattle raising, and .Georgia
can't hav9 too many cattle.
Moro Publicity.
(Charlotte Chronicle.)
The agricultural and other depart
ments at Washington are wuie in ac
cepting the suggestion of Ambassador
Walter H, Page that they give more
publicity to their work. The agricul
tural department, for Instance,' has
b.een publishing valuable pamphlets
for years for free distribution among
the farmers, but only during the past
few years have tho farmers of the
country generally known that they
could secure them. The result Is that
probably mora of those pamphlets
have been distributed during the post
few years than during the previous 25.
Secretary Houston especially Is pre
paring to put Into operation the sug
gestion of Mr. Tage.
Rubber Sole Oxfords
For Men
We have this oxford in
tan calf with 3-4-inch
broad heel and round toe.
Just the thing for walking
and outing wear.
$5.00 the pair.
Our closing hours are 6
and 9 on Saturday.
Brown-Miller Shoe
Company
47 Patton Ave. Phone 710
Leaders in Fine Shoes
Travelers Cheques
55 7 i..'.
lf.l, -I
American Express Co., or American Bankers' Asso
clation's Cheques are the best medium for funds In Foreign"
travel. The banks, large stores, hotels, railroads. ettreUflT
them freely without Identification (your signature being
Vfficlen, identification.), for sola by
WACHOVIA BANK & TRUST GO.
ASHEVILLE, N. 0.
Capital & Surplus $1,650,000.00
WELCH
GRAPE
JUICE
Quarts, 45c.; Pints, 23c; 1-2 Pints, 13c
Absolutely Pure and TTnfer
mented. A Healthful
Drink, Strictly a Temper
ance One, Tool
"THIS DATE TS HISTORY."
Janet It.
MM The first patent In America
granted to Joseph Jenks, a ma
chinist of Lyon, Mass.
UTI Peter the Great of Russia, born.
Died Feb. I, 1726.
177 John Constable, fammis land-
. . .. ecape painter, born. Died March
so, im.
1781 Colonel Crawford put to death
by the Indiana near Upper 6an-
duiky, O.
1847 fllr John Franklin, famous e
plorer, perished In the Arctic
region. Born in England In
178s.
HIT RL. Rev. William B. Stevens,
fourth Episcopal bishop of
Pennsylvania, died in Philadel
phia, Born in Bath, Me., July
18. 1818.
11 SS Lord Stanley, of Preston, as
sumed office as governor gen
eral of Canada.
1903 King and queen of Servta as
sassinated at Belgrade.
The Worst Kind of Praise.
(Macon News.)
The house of representatives acted
wisely in refusing to consider a reso
lution which proposed thanks to
Speaker Clark for his statement that
there Is not a representative whose
vote can be purchased.
This resolution was Introduced by
Mr. Aiistln, of Tennessee, who asked
unanimous consent for Its adoption.
Mr. Underwood objected and there the
matter ended.
Belf-praise is the worst praise, and,
besides, the declaration of the house
as to Its own virtue would not estab
lish the fact, f
About 1.900 years ago, Pliny, the
younger, observed:
"The sulendor 'nf an artlon, which
would have boon deemed illustrious if
related by another, la totally extin.
gulshed when it hecomes the subjebt
WITH THE
WAGS
have against the taking of private
property without due process of law, ! of one's own applause."
and the Infringement of property and
personal rights, have been due alto
gether to these courts, their painfully
slow procedure to the contrary not
wlthsandlng. The supreme court of the United
States Is the most powerful court as
well as the most powerful Institution
In the world, and is without a parallel
In history, either ancient or modern.
At one touch it can wipe out the leg
islation of a state like Nv York,
wealthier than nearly all of the anci
ent kingdoms combined, yet It Is a
court "which has no guards, palaces or
treasures, no arms but truth and wis
dom, and no splendor but Its justice,
and the publicity of its Judgements."
Upon It has never rested the faintest
suspicion of partisanship. It was Just
Unconscious Brown.
Oftentimes musicians complain of
lack of appreciation, but here is a
tileasant instance of one who won
more admiration
aspired to.
MONARCH
Is defined by Webster
as "The chief of its
class or kind."
MONARCH COAL
Is the chief of all Coals
and has no equal of any
kind.
Southern Coal Co.
Phone 114
10 N. Pack Bo
Peas. Spanish Peppers, Spanish Peppers,
Pine Imported. Pimentoes, , Pimentoes,
(large size, (small size.)'
22c. 12c
23i
i:
HOME MADE BREAD.
WHITMORE SANITARIUM
Lovely Park, Tennis, Croquet, etc. Non-uric acid,
diet, Curative Gymnastics, Naturophathy, Hydrothera
phy, Chriopractic, Betz Hot Air, Massage, Electricity
Vapor, Shower, Sitz and Ele ctric Light Baths.
Phone 1020. Take Patton Ave. Car 408 Haywood St.
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MEN'S SUITS AND
FURNISHINGS
rmjl Clothing
UJL1H company
4 Patton Ave,
hope you will spread your knowledge
among your mates on the farm."
"But 1 don't work on a farm," re
plied the rural citizen.
"Where, then, may I ask?"
"Me and my matea are telegraph
linesmen and we are testing a new
wire." New York Globe.
Men's Samples
In our bargain annex. If you wear
from 8 to 8 you are doing yourself an
injustice not to come here for your
shoes or oxfords.
$3.50 and $3.75 Buys
$4 and $5 Shoes.
Nichols Shoe Co.
Casta Sboestcfc On the Square.
PARCEL POST DEFECT.
(New York Sun.)
The evidence concerning the opera
tion he had ever,tlon of thB Par-el post given before
mo posioince aeparimeni tnvestigat
I lng committee Is of considerable ln-
It waa not to be
cf Charlotte, secretary of the North
Carolina Just. Freight Bate associa
tion, there have been differences of
$20 and $15 in shipments from the far
west to Virginia and North Carolina.
'Four cases are quoted herewith:
Tho Boykln Grocery company
recently received a car of
fruit Jars from Sand Bprings,
t Okie., to Berkeley, Va..... 88.08
rom Berkeley, Va to Wll-
son. n. c , 105. eo
C Woodard company re
. curved a, car of flour, the
freight from Grand Rapids,
Mioh., to Norfolk, Va......$ 85.21
Pom Norfolk, Va., to Wilson,
N. C..,..'. 88.81
Hackney Bros, received a car
of gear wood, the freight
from Zanesviiie, onto to
Norfolk. Va $ 7J.00
Worn Norfolk, Va., to Wilson.
N. C...... 75.80
vAs a matter of fact the railroads of
this state do not contend that there
ja no dlecrtmlnaion the figures fpeak
for themselves. The people of North
Carolina ere not asking for special
favors only equality with other sec
tions or me country. The stand i bureau of entomology of the United
which Governor Craig takes on this States department of agriculture and
"THIS IS MY M BIRTHDAY."
Inland O. Howard.
Dr. Iceland O. Howard, who Is re
puted to have the widest personal ac
quaintance among scientists of any
man In America and who, because of
his vast knowledge covering the vari
ous fields of science is frequently call
ed "the living encyclopedia," waa born
In Bockford. III.. June 11. IS3T. Tr.
Howard Is an entomologist by profes
sion, though many other branches of
science have claimed his attention. In
1878 he became an assistant In the
In fact, that ho offered him a hand-
as honustly convinced of Its course J some engagement In China,
when It decided the Dred flcott deols-1 "I have novrr seen a Juggler, said
Ion as when it upheld the Union In the visitor, "who could swallow a
the war between the states. Its lnflu- much brass pipe as you and spit It
ence Is due to the distinguished ability ' out again, nr.d yet the people here
of Its members as well as their integ- 1 regard it with utter loc of enthusl
rliy and .'lf-retralnt. The courts of , asm. "-Harper's Magazine,
our lund have kept us free from ex-
- uf thu French revolution more Time. For Tears,
than any other agency of government. Mrs. Browning had a new domestic
Tlio point Is simply this: freedom named Agens.
of thought and freedom of expression "Agnes," naHi the mistress, 4 did you
la alWulcly iiucctmary in u democrat- I put the clothes In soak?"
lo Kovernincnt like ours, but unre- "CI did not," answered the girl;
strained freedom of expreanlon ought ' "did you want me to, mum.
tu be another matter. He who claims
i ho political rights of a free cltinen
ought not disclaim the moral obllga
Hons that go with Hum.
KOUIiRT l OOUXSTKIN.
rki...w. n, n ,t.i in wiuininffLon
k' , ,u Mrm. band tlav terest to the public.
he impressed with f iu.bw i ".a u"
so much so, i inaoguraieu oniy a lew roonuii snouia
wow smooimy in every detail, in at
minor reforms would be required waa
Particularly was
the trombone player,
ANOTHER VIEW.
"Why, certainly." was the reiply.
"Very well, mum," said Agnes.
About two hours later Agnes pre
h,.rKif in hor mistress.
"01 tiave put thlm clothes In soaJc, ! packages
.h. "but the pawn- through
roker wud give me only chew dollars destination In
th whole outfit Here bo
money, tin
only to be anticipated, and the parcel
post service has been further handi
capped by recent legislation respecting
the hours of postal clerks. When, how
ever, responsible merchants declare In
their evidence that their use of the
parcel post has been reduced by near
ly two-thirds since Ha Inception and
that they have been compelled, how
ever, unwillingly, to give their busi
ness back to the express companies, it
Is obvious that something, is seriously
wrong. The almost universal com
plaint seems to be of .carelessness In
the handling of packages. One mer
chant testified: "Our early experi
ence with tho parcel post was that
about one-half of these packages (L e..
liable to be damaged
crushing) arrived at their
a damaged condition.
Pressnre
No Friction
The new way of iron
ing your collars pre
vents breaking them at
corners and scratching
your neck.
Nichols Way.
Phone 2,000
th' And similar testimony waa given ny
... .V. T. V. - ..... nml M.
it's sorry Ol am tnai ye,orwiui. " f
the segregation of 'bees so harrud up."-arper'a Maga- .psnmrnci ...
I . i ages iimi biq iiiitoi.h,mo .u
treatment It is evident that Its usful
I ness to the community, as well as Its
I potentiality of becoming a source of
Editor The Ciliaen:
With regard to
the peoplu who come to Asheville for 'in
thulr health, would It not be well for
those of us who gather our skirts j Flue Wciuhe Prolongs Her life.
uliout us and pass over on the other j "Kvi-r notice it?"
side, to consider the m-anlng to lealj "What?"
lienelHs that the city ami th com-. "Tho office boy never buries his
niunlty at large has derived from j gram! mother on a rainy afternoon.
these very same people. What was i Hoston Transcript.
this city but a little village twenty
years ago; whowo' money has paved ; . New Boast.
and lighted, and still goes on paving one of th students In an English
profit to th0 government, will pot he of
much account. In other countries
where the system is in effect damages'
to packages In transit Is comparative
ly rare, and there appears no reason
why a similar security" should not be
obtained here.
nnwHon 1 dim u .,i since 1S94 ho has been the chief of the and lighting those streets; whoso mon- university, wishing to turn an honest!
... . .t . ... 'bureau. For nearly fifteen years Dr. ey supports tho Innumerable and big pminv during his vacation, decided to
Howard has held the position of per-; shops and other concerns: what other introduce a new and popular encycio
manent secretary of the American As- iclty on the continent looks to the pwuft n)0 the country district
soclatlon for tho Advancement of scl-siekto finance the board of health? Needless to say, he had many queer
lio tm r,n honored w th : The average expense or a paueni is a nnd ,liml, lu exnertences. ai one
ence.
membership also In many foreign sci
entific societies .
CHAPLAINS IN SESSION.
WASHINGTON'.
credit, anJ one that will make to tho
frlory and lustre of his administra
tion. Of hlra It may be saM that he
1 a governor and not an ornament.
The Bottle Doomed
One of the great Eastern railroads
has issued a drastic nnt., v.i
t,.n,mn.i- i, " Catholic chaplains
-"f r any Kind 6tatM
of Intoxicants, hot only during work here
hours but at any Urns. In substan-'e dealing with ths religious needs in the that cannot be realized; health that
the order decrees that men "addicted l,ltarJr establishment The confer- rarely comoe satisfactorily and U ever
. th - f tnt..n, i- T I ence is the first of its kind. It will . -very, very slowly. All leave friends
to the use of intoxicants in any shape contlm,, thrM days. (and associations behind more precious
or form can not find employment with ; ; than anything they have on earth to
this company." Those of a legal frame! TUroad cars with platforms and enter upon a life of sorrowful loncll
Vf mind mv h inriin , .v ' vestibules that would collapse In event hess and surrounded by a host afflict-
' 'v " 1 . . . . v .... -.I .1 "T t Pk.hl.
or wreca nave ween paicniea dj bu vu wud hjbwiu,
Ohloan to lessen the danger to pas-1 whose one desire is to banish "God's
sengera ' I burden bearers" from civilisation. Yes,
- 1 Asheville Is certainly a city of sorrows,
hundred dollars a month, and this . i,aPe he f mind an old farmer wording
goes on Indefinitely; all give It will- ; the fields.
inisry and cheerfully as a means to an j ukc trt 5eil you a new ency
end. And what do they get In roturn?
; God's beautiful air and sunshine,
June 10. Roman' which fortunately no one can take
of the United from them. I3ut what else? Jlopes
army and r.avy are gmnerea mat are uoomeu 10 uisappuniuiicui,
today to confer on problems plans that come to nothing; dreams
liberal construction on the word "ad
dicted," Ibut the intention of the com
5any la undoubtedly to bar the man
ivho It even a 'moderate drinker." In
fact tha maD who drinks at all had
lieUer not apply for a position, -
Z-ajvUJa aural. vl r
clopedla," said the agent
"Well, young feller," said the farm
er. "I'd like to have one. but I'm
afeord I'm too old to ride tho thing."
Now York Globe.
Suprnnoiis Teaching. .
A benevolent ord gentleman one
day saw a rural looking man sitting
on a stone, wall swinging his legs
and gsilng earnestly at the telegraph
wires. Oolng ovr to tne yokel he
said:
"Waiting to see-a message go 'long,
eh?"
Tho man grinned and said "Ay."
Thav benevolent old gentleman got
The ringllsh city of Birmingham Is'a battlefield, although the stricken orlpn the wall und for the next quarter
the principal source of the world's dead are not visible. They are here, of an hour tried hard to dispel his
supply of pew's harps, one family; too. Ah! live and let live! Let us be j ignorance.
having carried on their manufacture lnd to one another. Wseases and "Now," rUCSaid at last, "aa you
AaJtft.iMis ,i jjterms ryinioa tn all, allka,, what hat aallnw-soinatfcti about the mattar.l
TtP
New Stock of
BUGS
Just Received
Call , and see these
handsome new patterns,
they are beauties.
BEST WILTONS
$25ANDTJP
ASHEVILLE CARPET
HOUSE
30 Church St. Phone 238
Carpets and Matting land with
out extra charge.
S. STERNBERG & CO.
Depot Street Phone 333
All sizes and lengths of I Beams,
Channels, Concrete Steel and
Relaying Rails.
Structural materials a specialty ,
WE BUY ANYTHING
AND
SELL EVERYTHING
Asheville Steam
Laundry
9. A. Nichols. Hi
College St,
CHARACTER - HEALTH - CULTURE
Lmn met In tbt Soatk. Ddttktfal toctdaa.
Dkc tll mn. TvntT-'ou mn vlikmi t da
rl c el iettni ikkfc Cl.u tUl.tta, Tn
O'BiDtjlum.. No baling.
A JUUnrmUhtJ Boilonlmn rki "Ol
all thcollc"I ba't Uti4 In ttatrtan M turn
atlMl fi.ld SKiraiTOl CiiiaiUi Inraf. tlit
$plrlt at Floa CalWti to a th aM
CariaUu." Kail Uonan. Writ oo M Ca
kvrao aa4 riowa. tna. W. A KARSKR,
B Eloh CoLLrr.s. K. C
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Of
fice of the Supervising Architect.
Washington, IX C. May !9. lls.
Beaied proposals will be received at
this office until t o'clock p. m., on
June 27, lilt, and then opened, for
a new heating holler, breeching, svk,
etc.. In the post office and courthouse,
Asheville, N. C. in accordance with
the specifications, copies of which
may be obtained at this office, at the
discretion of the Supervising Archi
tect. - Or -- .WaadarwUia fiuperviaiaa;
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Trial Is AH We As. ' ' "
LAUNDRY
PHONE 70
We Treat You r Laundry Yittv
MOBJXE rtiAYER SOLD.
. MOB1XJB, Ala., Juno 10. The man
ar of the Mobile club, announces
FXFTX ARB DROWNED, . !
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6T. PETER6BURO, June 16. Wli
persons were drowned by the sinking
tne sale of waiter Tols&o, the young of a dilapidated boat while crosses
college hwler, to the Roanoke (Va-)ithe River Tcheptsa on the Russian
team of the Virginia league, and he j Ascension dajJu S. according to
will report tansaetliatel, J delayed difjsnjirg today from Vyatta,