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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-18
add Wash. Engan,

add WASH. E0San.
In tho absence Of the announcement
OF the detail for the courtmartial there
was a good deal OF speculation as to It's
composition. General practice is for a
majority of the court to consist OF the
peers or superiors in rank OF the de-
fendart This would make the task of
selecting a court n hard one. but il is not
easy TO End sufficient number OF gem
eral officers, ranking with q brieadier
general. to make up n desirable quota.
But latitude T. permitted by the appoint
ing authority ip such selections, as the
ninth article OF war reads
NO officer shall, when ID can be
avoided. be tried by officers inferior I'm
rank"
II win be noticed that the phrase. 'If
n can be avoided" leaves opportunity
for the appointment of Junior officers.
The mention of General Merritts name
as president of the court was due 10 the
fact that he Is the only available ma
1or general OF the regular army. the
others being General Brooke in Cuba
and General Miles here. neither regarded
as available. The friends OF General
Merritt are hoping that he will not he
selected. fearing that he Will be accuse |
OF prejudice by one or perhaps both
sides. The penalty for the offense for
which General Eagan will he tried. con
duct unbecoming an officer and a gentle
man. ~ one OF the most severe known
in tho army, being dismissal. Article
OIL reads as follows:
ANY officer who Is convicted OF corr
duct unbecoming an officer and a gen.
tleman shall be dismissed from the ser
vice"
If the court shall find General Eagan
guilty even with extenuating circum-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-18
TALMA THEATRE.

Ten weeks subscription season of THE
ROMAN STOCK CO, in standard plays, pat
rons: HIS tArELlENIN COY. EI!>llA
ERICk NJ SACkETr MS HoNoE MAYOR
WILLIAM 4, BAKER, GEN.MiLLIAM AMks,
HON. u. ri JssELL BROWN, PRoF u, DLl
CHARLES H. MEREiMAN, MIR WILLIAM
GAMMELI, MIR. HOW AHDo. SIT RGEs, ME-.
HOWARD HoPkiN, MIR MARsbt> y.
PERRY.
subscriptions received az sIElNERI's, 32'
Westminster street PRESTON n fol NpS,
gS Wc-'min -tnr streets Ticket Agency oi W.
H. CHURCH A co, Meybosset street.
orders may ur sent by mni 10 w. y.
ROMAIS. ralma Theatre, niotf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-18
A DARING PERFORMANCES.

So. Louis. Jan. ls-In a crowded street
car. on board Of which was n policeman.
three men yesterday robbed w. VI.
Snider. resident manager OF the Ma
tionaI Fire Insurance company. Of q
Jewel case containing nearly $4,000 worth
OF iewelry The robbers escaped with
the booty
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-18

stances they must attach this sentence.
ana then the only hope for the officer
would be Ia the exercise OF clemenoy
ny the president. based perhaps upon
the courts recommendations.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-18
I.nnal Gneaa.

Papa, Mr.. Murphy said something
about when sheoi freezes over What
will happen thon, papa
Il guess the wicked will stand on slip
perry places. my Toy. "-Clcreland Plain
Dealer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-18

Mrs. Browne--Yes. We used 20 let
Tommy sit on the dictionary when he
took his plano lessons. but HE father
put a stop 20 AZ.
Mr.. s.Greene-Nhy 90? 'Fraid II would
hurt the book2
Mrs Brow Wnie-No: J.; was too much
like punnng. playing on words. YOU
know. - Boston Transcript
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-18

VIII all attention show you,
But whcn the voters have their say.
And things have gone the other way.
Df course h. doe~nt know yoii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

to climb the dizzy height OF club
platform has been cheered on her way
by the encouraging word heard one
woman say the other day that wheh
she made her nrst big speech she
stopped after the first sentence to swat
low two awfully big Jumps In her throat
when the club woman behind hey whls-
pered That's a good point" That nttle
boon helped her 20 control the tremble
In her knees as well as her voice, ana
TO give forth her opinion without FEAR.
TO become member Of the only
and original" Chicago Woman'a Ata-
letlc Club. one must have as sponsors
two members OF the club. who shall
submit In writing to the board OF direc-
tors the qualifications OF the would-be
member. The initiation fee IL 800. the
annual dues are $40, and then the mem
Dor may spend az many dollars ns she
pleascs In the numerous athletic de-
partments. There In instruction In
swimming, aesthetic callsthenics. fancy
dancing. fencing, to say nothing OF
treatment by electric or Turkish baths
and massage. The clubhouse on Michi-
gan avenue Is not open for public In
speotlon, being distinc 'ly private en-
tcrprisc, but there are times when one
may be admitted by the courtesy OF
member
men Workers includes eighty clubs
from seven states. mostly In the east.
and each club has n representative on
the executive board. Its connection
with the national convention OF Work.
Ing Womcn's Clubs In this: At Its
third convention about three years ago
the league was suggested. II was the
intention II should be central bureau
OF information as counsel for working
womens clubs, The league was per-
fected Just two years ago.
There II no iron-clad rule as to the
time u member shall serve ns presi-
dent OF u club. though II Is commonly
believed that rotation In office will best
conserve the all-around interests OF an
organization. Most OF the big metro
politan clubs have n two-ycar limit,
though this does not necessarily mean
u president shall be reelected to "A Sec
ond term. This IL often done. however,
because Il Is thought u member who Ia
onto the ropes. az II were, Will make
better president the second year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
THE CRY or THE HOSTESS

oh. I am weary. heart and manu- a,,,red.
And warped. and worn anu s"'
So tired OF entertaining uhu
or being entertained
So prostrate Is my weighted sou'
With dinners. lunchoons, u'p o,e.
ia bulld a house at the Norm iN'N'
To get away from these
And with what Joy I'd wai'S "'O
In hourly growing glee, -.
To no one came to ask me out
or ever called on me-
Oh. what delight to sit ana s'N'
over the wastes OF snow, ,,oss the
Quite sure no form would e''
Either OF friend or foe.
Fearing no woman. man nor eh"''
Nor even the postnnns Insd
The cards and Invitations
That he In sure to pr'"h'
Yea. could pay my calls, anu
MY list quite clear again; free,
NY score wiped ct. my Ho' an. then
My mind at ease
IA o.s of Fate. with grateful tears
Thia dearest blessing shown
For The remainder OF my yea'
Just to be let alone u,,aye, In Life
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

argued that II was ones duty to cultl-
waite tact. which. he said, embraced all
the virtues, and to try to overcome the
faults which created discord In the
home. From being unloved both In
manner and person. she became the
most loved and sought after where
sympathy and a real friend were need
ed.
Some Of the requisites that are need
ed 10 become well-bred woman are
not so hard TO practice, famous
French woman was asked how she had
acquired such perfect elegance OF bear
Ing and ease OF manner. and she re-
piled: by always behaving when alone
aB II others were present" An. there
Is the true secret OF thorough breedingl
II consists In the small. sweet courtesies
OF everyday life.
First OF all. cultivate a weli-modulat,
cd voice-a pleasant manner OF laugh
Ing. Nothing can atone for a high
pitched. loud voice. You may have the
face OF an angel. but " you talk loudly
and laugh boisterously you can never
appear well bred. call TO mind one In
stance where a lady came to city to
live In "a handsome home. Her husband
became a clubman. they had handsome
traps and horses, were fond OF enter
tanning. and they were rich enough to
do 20 on an elaborate scale; but the
people never gained a foothold In good
society.
The difficulty was that the wife was
considered unrenned. and yet those who
knew her Intimately said II was her
loud voice and laughter which stamped
her as inelcgant, and debarred her from
the circle she most desired.
Thoughtful attention to few rules
adds greatly to one personality. We
all like appreciation and commentator,
even praise and lovc-they are the
spirit flowers that exhale sweet odors
about the soul OF every human being.
Let us cultivate them. and extend our
influence We hear men and women
say; II don't care what people think"
This II a mistake. for we all care some
thing for the estimates that II put on
our efforts. our abilities and our char
acters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

Antique Jewels are being brought out
from their hiding places and worn.
Heavy Italian workmanship. broad
bracelets and massive gems may form
part Of our panoply OF war.
This fad will last all through the win
ter. Seed penrl necklaces In all their
quaint settings and designs are once
more to see the light, and rocooo Jewell
ry also IL resuscitated. Dog collars Of
pearls and diamonds, or "A band OF tulle
or chiffon or black velvet (the last IN
simply crossed In front with two ends
and clnsped with jewels). form the most
fashionable collars for theater wear.
As for the wearing OF jewelry In the
daytime. II IL truly wondrous how one
becomes reconciled to the dictates Of
fashion or the latest lad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
FEMININE FLOTsAM.
CORRECT TRAINING.
The Secret of Popularity IL Charm Of
Manner.

The charm OF manner consists In Its
simplicity, its grace and Its sincerity.
A gracious presence and well-modu-
lated voice have more power than one
can well estimate. Training accom-
pllshes much. and n mother or teacher
makes a great mistake In not correcting
those faults In children that VIII make
them grow up to the ungraceful and un-
lovely.
children can be transformed by care
full and correct training. one OF the
most disagreeablo and unloved school
girls OF my acquaintance became the
most charming and popular OF young
matrons In society. She instinctively
felt her lack OF power to win friends,
and II made her unhappy. She had
often spoken OF II TO me. Her faults
were mostly due TO overindulgence OF
parents, she being an only child.
She heard an eminent lecturer on the
subject OF Beauty In the Homo" who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
or Intcrcst to Women.

A clever American woman artist MISS
Hutchinson, IL said to be the only "o'
man In the country able to do the decor
ating enamelcd on fine pieces OF Jew
elry. A workshop with the mercury !"
summer at 100 and 10 degrees Is 'ne
price one has to pay for the aoll'y "
do this delicate work. Miss Hu'enlh'
son 10 an interchangeable worker inv
greater part OF her education was "
celved In this country. and later sHe
studied few months in the juan
studio. Paris. She was also ai"',,su
for a time to the sevres factory Nv,
work there was 80 satisfactory ' ia
she was given special pieces VI
Sevrcs porcelain to decorate
The increase In the number o. WIN y
cal women In Great Britain y ns'u In
medical men To be astonlsn,us. gis.
London alone, there are now ~ al.
tered and qualified medical women
most all Of whom are In praeu'e'
Gen. Joubert'a wife has gone NJ, ~ nave
In ali his campaigns. and Is salu ~
nlded with her counsel tho
ments OF his strategic plans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

The rinmor OF chrismas-tidc Is not
yet lifted from the atmosphere ana
social festivities during the past week
have been tlnged with Its CHEEKY hues'
Christmas day was celebrated by num-
berless social functions. dinners. and
private and public parties. making
notable list. New Years day and the
week following promises to echo the
past weeks CHEEKY social notes. and we
may look for a list OF brilliant events
throughout the holidays.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
orlrIng Of Inc wedding Ring.

According to legend, Jupite- sent to
Prometheus In honor Of his delivcian
ty Hercules ring In which was get
piece OF the atone to which Prometheus
had formerly been bound In chains.
In northern mythology the ring SYM
be lizes the trldse from this world to
tho next. ~. according to another idea,
the rainbow symbol OF eternity. Hence
II ID plain that from most ancient times
the ring was a symbol OF remembrance
pLd eternal recollection. Since the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

earliest days OF Chrglll1.ty the rlhs
las peen precious plt lgs - faithful.
ness. the tnllsmar ~ two souls Tot n.ts
o sacred life union.
The custom OF wearing the wed lrg
rins or the fourth Crg,i ~ the l,ii
hand gees bhtT Cor 40 Origin 10 Tie
Egyntm1s. from whom The ,'u"ss lat
r)~ad the Gust IN and handed II on 70
the l:cmans, THE fourth nnsst wa.
dejicIcd to Apollo. the snn god an1
Poli was an additional synlml ~ 10.
@i'n. Besides, it WIS heiltV'i W
Ap, Nos finger was connected w a
nerve directly with the heart ana u
was most appropriate that the sish
OF IA. ,evlng IN n should rest VI lll's
nIGcI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
MRS. CORlNNE N. ALLEN.


coRINNE NJ the of
prominent notab women
Possessed OF
leadership work tending
In many lines
OF JacobT ID, aprom edu.
resident
with the which be
sanitation the Federation womens clubs Mrs
the
Of
Utah
o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

Mrs. u. c. Jackllng left Tor pe"'s'
this week.
Mrs. George y. Downcy anu cn ,,. A.,
and Miss Davis arrived u, Ma lib
Major Downey.
Mr.. Hail Cobb has returned 60 hure'
Ia.
Mr.. Seward II. Fields leaves shorty
for q trip through old Mexico
Mr.. Frank Judge. who has been
spending the Christmas week Win ms
family, returned to college today.
Thornton Gilmcr Is spending the nom
days In Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

colin McAiilster. Lynne Simmons. Hyde
TIngey. Harry Klmbali, Joe Sheets.
Mr.. ard Mrs. a. II. Sawyer and the
Misses sawyer entel taincd at cards dur
Ing .hc week.
Miss Fiossie Parry entertained at q
Kcnsing ton on Friday afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-16
Segar Whiting. ". e. Lawson.
WHITING & LAWSON.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Newport News office, Silsby building.
Corner Washington avenue and
TWenty-sevcnth street.
Hampton office, Whiting Banking Co.,
North King street.
We have opened an office, both in
Hampton and Newport News, Va. for
the purpose of conducting the Real
EstAt" business in all its branches
We buy and sell on our own account
as Well As on commission our extern
*lve acquaintance, not only in our own
!nlnedlate ncighborhoni but also in
every section of the country gives us
unclua!cd opportunity FOR placing
property Of every iption--improv-
@d as Well as unmprnved
Property placed in our hands will re-
cclEe the same careful attention as our
own investments.
We nave on our books some OF the
most desirable property in the city Of
Newport News, Hampton and vicinity,
also tine truck farms in close proximity
60 Town. 1929 cod I'm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-16
Investments in Real Estate,

HAMPTON.
Water front house and lot s rooms.
Lot SOX20O feet. Price 81 900 cash. one
lot on Queen street. 3IXlOO. Southern
exposure. renting for $40 per month.
Price $4,000.
PHOEBtTS
One large house ana lot on the main
road TO Old Point double car lines,
passing the door. Lot G6xl57, fronting
on two streets. Price $i.25O. One house
and lot on Mallory street, renting Tor
$23 Per month. Large lot. Price only
81, 100.
WILLIAMS & MANN.
Hampton. Va.
fhone 524 Box. 2SS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-16
TAKEN To AIALNE

The remains Of General Thomas w
Hyde. the shirbuilder of Bath, Me-
who died in the Chamberln Hotel
Tuesday afternoon, We're taken 10 his
nome on the Washington boat last
night The family accompanied them.
Eight officers from the fort acted as
honorary escort 10 the deceased gentle
man When his body was being conveyed
from the Hotel to the wharf
The active pail bearers were eight en-
liSto<l soldiers from the fort.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-16
TGpPIEI-.IC'\!.iS
THU. REPORT IS FINE ONE.


Much Mail Handled in the Hampton
IoOStOtti>e.
\ striking evidence of the incraa sal
prosperity q: Hampton. is shown in the
report sent out 70 the Postot1ice Depart
mcnt IT Washington monthly by Post
master Darlen.
During the first Of Octnhea. Postmas-
ter Daraen received notice to weigh all
iass:t leaving the Hampton postoG:cc
from October ,i TO November 9Th. and
make report y the Department at
Washington. The report has Seen
completed and few citizens here even
have The slightest conception Of the
large amount which is handled daily
10y Postmaster Dardcn'S assistants
The report shows tina, in tha total
number there Vas S.S92 pounds. II
which amount l.0iS pounds went by
tra in. ard the rrnainer over star
routes. The total number Of pounds is
n9a:e UP as follows: First class mat
ter! 800; free delivery. 1OI pounds:
third and fourth classes GO pounds;
=nvcrnm"rt mail sent free 400 pounds:
n.lil pouches. ;,.3l5 pounds.
This does not include the mail from
The soldiers Home and Pnoebus. lAc
majority Of which passes through tie
Hampton office.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-16
CHANGES IN TELEGRAPH OFFICE:
Both Western Union ana Postal Com

Both Western Union ana Postal Com
panies Have New Operators.
Miss Mamie Fisher, Who has bt.a,.
nlanaSe!of the Yves; terra Union clSSra i, n
office in Hampton for over two years
has resigned the position and will leave
to join her parents in Colorado in Il DAY
or 50. Miss Matte Beale, has succeed
81 Miss Fisher Miss Reall has hayn
at The head Of the Newport News Office
ANS comes here highly recommended.
Mir. l.. r. Hates has resigned the posi-
ton Of chief operator and manager Of
the Postal Telegraph office here. He
goes TO Washington to accept 4 sii.ilar
POSITION with the Postal Telegraph
Company. Miss Williams. OF Ham p
ton. has been chosen TO succeed Mr.
Hates
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-16
TIA Just Right.

That's because the cooking stove is
lust right. Cant expect to get good
results in cooking when your stoves are
old and worn out. Have you seen the
Otheilo Range? Finest range in the
market. We have some heating stock
bought at low prices which we are Of
feriES our customers at less than they
can buy elsewhere. GEO. NJ. RICH-
LEX, 11-14-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-16
P:AID EOR HIS EIrN

The old soldier who was arrested ana
had to be carried to jail by Officer
kneWstep and four confederates,
whom he summoned to assist him. was
given a hearing in the police court .-cs-
terday morning en- the charge Of be
ms drunk and resisting an officer while
IN the discharge of his duty. Mayor
Hope required him to Pay q fine OF
$:.l3 Which he paid.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-16

defense was proper in the main The
evidence of the witnesses was refused
The hour of 5 O'Clock had arrived
When court adjourned over until 10
o'clock this morning. the jury beiaS
turned over TO the custody of Sheriff
( Curtis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-16
Five Killed, Mary Hurt on Tie Rail.

Ify Telegraph)
AMSTi-!;D NOV. ia London
rNpEess from Flushing colllcd with
another train. near Cupclle, during 4
fog today Five persons We're Killed
outright and - We're injured. fifteen ia
tally. .Wo Of whom have since. died,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-16
Notice..

We have severed our connection witt
the KcnelWorth B. & l.. Association
OF Washington. p. c.
WILLIAMS & MANN,
ll-l4-at Hampton, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-16
E2gal :. $ tate.

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
Lot NO. ?. Block No. A. Buckroe
Beach; last for sale at this price, $3.50.
Lots, East Newport News, Nos. 8,
10, II, II, -. II. 10, 1t, and IT, Block No.
24C. Easy terms $1,000.
Lots East Hampton, Mallory ave-
nue.. Best location in town for dwell
ling; terms good, $l,S00.
House and Lot on car line, rooms,
new and in good condition, East Hamp-
ton, $1,000
House and Lot on corner Fulton
street, East Hampton overlooking
Hampton river. A bargain 50, 500
Lots in Phoebus, good saloon sites.
Lots in Newport News, Hampton and
thoebus, any place you wish one.
Furnish plans to build
j. ". BICKFORD,
Phones and aS. Hampton, Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-16
AT HiYMEE'S ALTAR.

Mr. jones and Mir NVindcr Married
Yesterday. Topping Jones NuptialS.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Gilroy
Wnder in West End. was the scene
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock on Que
of the Drettiest home weddings that
nave taken place in Hampton this sea
son. When their daughter. Miss Lula
Winder became the wife of Mr.. WAIVER
ley Jones. a prominent young man Of
Newport News.
The handsome large parlors in which
the young couple pledged their troth
vas deliberately decorated with chry-
santhen.unlS, cut flowers; and pot:yd
plants. While the soft light from a
cha ndelier added greatly 70 the beauty
Of the occasion. Upon entering Thu.
room. the bridal cnrtege proceeded 70
the center. where they We're met by the
presiding Clergyman. Ee,-. A. E. Wood
lin. y. D.. c. the Baptist church. who
spoke tbs beautiful words that join@i
their lives together as one. in an i'm
pressirc and touching manner.
Miss Della Windcr. sister Of the Bril-
was maid Of honor. and Mr. PAU Mem
eel: Of Newport News, was best man.
The brides costume was a travelling
suit Of brown S.otn. With ha., ANA gloves
20 match. She carried 4 magnificent
honor was robeti in 4 gray suit and car
ried American Beauty roses.
Mrs. Jones IS n" second daughter nf
MI. Gilroy Jones. and possesses 4 great
amount q beauty ana charm.
MI. Jones is employed by the Chcsa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company
a.; wcighmastcr AT the elevator in New
port News.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
ana Mrs. Jones drove to the Chesapeake,
4 Ohio station. where they boarded he
afternoon train for 4 bridal tour in the
Northern cities.
Many handsome and useful presents
atlested the popularity of the young
people.
Upon their return Mr.: ana Mrs. Jones
Will tax" up their residence III Newport
News.
-TCpPING- JONES.
Mr.. Barton Torping, 4 We'll E-nwn
Young man Of Hampton, ANA Miss
Jones. daughter o. MIR. y. +. Tones
who r'SideS near I'll. City in F.liZabHta
City county. We're quietly married at
the residence Of Rev. 4. r. Wonlnn
Tastel IF thu Baptist church last night
at 3 O'Clock. the ceremony being inn
r:@SSiNe!y performed by Or. Wo0iin
After tie ceremony had hc&n competed
the happy couple drove 10 tic hii,jes
nom. They Will reside in Hampton
ia Eing already secured I, home On
Washington street. Mr.. LeneS is an
played by the Newport News @;nip-
building ana Dr> Dotll Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-16

LOST-PLUSn POCkETBOOk. WITH
1913 and small pin, between ]. r.
RoWe's store, on Queen street, and
L!ndenhergs store on King street
Reward will be paid if left at store
OF W. =. Lawson. ll-15-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-16

MR.. CUMMING: SPRAINS AN ANKI II,
Mr. James NJ. Cumming met WIKI, Il
Very painful accident 1T his home on
King street Tuc-Jiay lnor1in= whi:n
VIII nccessitate his calling on two
crEtches for assistance for Several
weeks. Mr.. Cumming was asccn,linc a
stairway when il some manner ia lbs I
his balance and fell TO the floor re siv-
ing u very sever. sprain Of the right
ankle. Tho injured member Vas dr@ss-
"a bya physician ana Mr.. Cumming Vas
able 70 so about With the 1se o.:
crutlAes Yesterday. The injury is quite
painful.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-16

Tho Ladies of st. Agnes Guild Of OLD
st. Johns church. will give a supper
at the IClks Hall Thursday. 18th. from
to 10 o'clock All arc cordially in
viIcd. l1-15-ot
G. G. Hamilton wants you to list your
property with him. 11-l4-1W.