The Irvington Citizen, discussing labor disturbances, says: "Even the dead are not free from strikes. New York grave diggers have struck for $1.50 a day. As though there was some virtue in their claim and so thought the employers."

In enumerating the charms of Newport News, the Daily Press of that city boasts: "It is a matter of taste that storms which sweep the coast and drive vessels into the harbor often cause very little disturbance in Newport News."

The editor of the Charity Progress never fails to have something complain about. "Base City had a great fair. It was all the same, and all the same, in fact, if was a good one. Excellent and yet no premium was offered for turnip salad.

What we want to know is what does a picnic game warden do? The squire tells it in the Capitol Square. The Dispatch.

Certainly not; they are to protect the young "chickens" of the city, and to break up the game. 