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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL.

All the Sunday schools i'm Rhode ISL
ana are urged to observe sunday, Sep
tember "a as Rally Sunday. Let this
be time when special effort shall be
made TO secure the attendance OF all
members OF the school and to get in as
many new members as possible. III we
are earnest and faithful i'm our efforts
very much can be accomplished in the
line OF renewing the life and power of
the school and extending it's influence.
We all know what a Political Rally
IL. Politicians would not attempt 10 do
business without It. IL may be the
opening gun of hot political fight or
II may be the last gun fired on the eve
of election. III is a call TO duty--an
arouser. an awakener. a stiumlator. 1t
is well advertised. Prominent speakers
are procured. Fiery speeches are made.
Vigorous measures are urged. Every
voter Is called TO do his duty. and not
only vote early, and vote right. but
see that his nelghbors do the same.
This is politics Why should il not
be religion? Let Christ Himself fur
nish an answer to the question. Listen
For the children of this world are
wiser than the children OF light"
Surely this Is no credit TO the children
of light. s
Make Rally Day" an opening gun.
A call toduty An srouser. An awak-
ener. A stimulater. help and a
great blessing. Talk IL up. Walk IL
up. Make IL up and work Il up.
w. B. WILSON.
Field Secretary OF the r. i. S. $. AS
ISOLATION.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18

Nev. Nehemiah Boynton, also a
trustee OF the United Society of Chris
tian Endeavor. is expected to preach a4
1nlon congregational church next sun
uss. ne preached at Beneficent
church. July 23 His theme yvas
Spiritual Orientation."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18

'T was going 20 ask you 20 take lun-
cheon with me today" said one Board
OF Trade man To another but Sims
says he has invited you. Sorry he got
ahead of me"
What time do you lunch?'
AT one,
How fortunate Sims takes his at
twelve. III be with you. Detroit Free
Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18
) Religious and &
B 2Pknanfkir0y1ic Work.
D Edited BY CORA A. WELLS

Then the light with its purifying
power. is true example OF the power
OF Christianity. Concerning leaven we
are to remember that IL never changes
the meal until IL touches IL, neither can
the Christian influence men unless he
comes into direct contact with them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18
Copper Shares
Safest Investment,
Largest Dividends.
BOSTON & TEXAS COPPER co.
Capital Stock. $500. 900.
In 100000 Shares, Full Paid and Nom
assessabie.

HON, {. u. Low, President Mayor Of erscI.cr.
Geo. ". RUSSELL, lst Vice Pres, EM. sPAvlD,s
Paper Manufacturer I'd glcs p,..
EDWARD 3. ROBINS. Treas. Jas. n. HEaloE See.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18
WALTER E. MyL00,
Christian Scientist,
II coMsrOcK AVE.

ilours-a 4. ". iotr. " Consultaiion free
scisnce sud Is'srh. vih scy to the scrip
-sres By Msry ,. G. .Edds. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18
W. c. T. U.

Mrs. Ella G. Burdick of New York
will be in Rhode Island In September.
and will serve the w. G. II. u. She is
the widow OF the late =. A. Burdick.
one OF the most eloquent and convinc-
ing temperance lecturers. who was '
reformed man: this fact helped TO make
his pleas for total abstinence very ef-
fective.
Mrs Burdick has a splendid lecture
on the life and work OF her late hus-
band. She also speaks on various
phases Of temperance reform. b. C..
Davis, president OF Alfred University,
Alfred. y. Y. says: by all means hear
Mrs. Ella G. Burdfck Her consecratod
heart and talents make her an efficient
helper In the temperance reform. Let
there be open hearts, and doors. and
pockets to one who can speak efrec-
lively fot a righteous cause"
All women interested in w. c T. l..
work are urged to remember TO OBJ
serve the red-letter days, September
% to 2S. Worlds w G. T. u. day and
membership day also the intervening
week, self-denial week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18

IF you want to sell your
bicycle, put an ad. iir
= the NEWS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18

Miss E. w. Olney reports the Detroit
convention az Highland Congregational
church. Sunday. August 20
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-18

Mr. Butler OF Riverside society gave
a report or the Detroit convention at
Jefferson street church, last Sunday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
MANY CHANGES MADE.
Report of the Meeting OF the Navy
Union.

Report of the Meeting OF the Navy
Union.
Commander f. c. Zones and Assist
ant Inspector Generals II. H. Henry
OF Col Royal II. Frank Garrison. No
so. Regular and Volunteer Army and
Navy Union returned home Sunday
from Washington. D. G.. where they
attended the ninth convention Of the
national corps Of the order
The convention was one Of higheSl
Importance TO the order, for it forever
settled all reports that have been il,
circulation Of late discord and lack OF
harmony in the union. A great deal
of legislation was accomplished.
Honorably discharged volunteers OF
| the Spanish or philippine war, as wei
| as regulars. are now admitted. The
name of the order was changed so as tt
include them.
~ bill will be introduced by the next
Congress granting IS q, month to mem.
| bers who prefer to live on the outside
and also one to make the wearing OF
the badge or button Of the order by
any enc not entitled TO it an offense
| under United States laws.
The proceedings Of the convention
were marked by the utmost good com
radeship and harmony. Delegates wers
present from garrisons at the follow.
| ing points:
Cincinnati, O.: Brooklyn, N. Y; Yves
Point, N. Y: Wiliett's Poirt, n. Y.
Washington, D. c.: Vancouver. Wash
Phoebus, Va: ST. Paul. Mimi: u. S. s
Dolphin, Annapolis, Md: Troy, n. Y.
Albany, n. y: Rochester. N. y: Leav.
enworuh. Kas.: Columbus. o.; Kansas
! City. Mo: Buffalo, y. y; and New
/ York City.
The officers elected were:
! National Commander. Daniel Driscol
Garrison 1856
Vice Commander. John Duffy, CARR
son lis.
Adjutant General, John Schumacher
Garrison ..
| Paymaster General, Patrick Moore
Garrison 1876
Inspector General, M. j. Hackett
Garrison 1856.
judge Advocate General, a. p. Pin.
cuss, Garrison 46.
me next convention will be held a,
EBuHalo, N. Y, in September, 1901
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24

| Railway & Electric Company. was Civ
en- to Mr.. e. d. Preston. Of Baltimore
whose revised bid was $1o7,392. The
bids We're opened in Baltimore Friday
morning and Mr.. Preston was found to
be the lowest bidder.
Messrs. HoltzclaN Bros, and James
f. Crimson, two OF Hanlpton's Well
known builders and contractors, sub
was third lowest their bid being
Sl26,374. Mr.. George G. Ware. of New
port News, was also a bidder for the
work. #
The Baltimore Sun in commenting
upon the letting Of the contract in that
city. has this TO say:
Edward d. Preston. q builder, Of
Baltimore. was yesterday awarded the
contract for building the new power
house and refrigerating plant at Hamp-
ton, Va, for the Newport News & Old
Point Railway Il Electric Company.
SlO7.3a2. which was revised bid. Mr..
Preston's original bid was Sl22,692 The
Other bidders. together With the
amounts Of their bids. were as follows:
A. c. Houston, Richmond. $3.50. 1886 !;
George G. Ware, Newport News. sl33.-
$685.: J. j. Walsh & Sons, s12s.s71: j.
H. Brinson Hampton, Va, $127, 65I !;
Holtzclaw Bros, Hampton, Va, s126,-
374 and New York, Sl25. 900.
Architect Henry Braums, Of this city
DIeJetIeu TIE p!d!lS lOI lHe power mouse
and refrgerating plant, both Of which
nave been described in the Sun. The
| charter Of the company gives it author
ity to supply with electricity all the
towns adjacent to the line of the rail-
day and also to manufacture ice. Sew
erai small railways We're purchased and
consolidated by the company, which
is doing a prosperous business. The
last statement issued by the company
shows a handsome surplus for Septem-
Der, Notwithstanding the yellow fever
scare at Hampton, Va, during that
month.
When the new power house IS finish
ed. which. according to the contract.
Will be 175 working days. the company
will close up the several power houses
now in operation. Economy will be
practiced in other respects, and the
earnings Of the company will thus ma
terially Increase
The building is to be erected in West
| End, on a lot recently purchased for
the purpose by the company. The
Foundation has already been completed
and when work is commenced on the
main structure it will be rapidly push
ed to completion.
Mr.. Preston Will arrive in Hampton
this week, ana work will commence by
November l.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
HE TOOK MORPHINE
Mr.. Thomas B. .Bobbitt Made an
Attempt at Suicide.
HE WAS FOUND UNCONSCIOUS
No Reason Assigned for the Rash Act. DR..
Worthington Succeeds In Revivlne
Him After Hard Work. Or.
McGregor's Able Discourse.
HE WAS FOUND UNCONSCIOUS

Mr.. Thomas 3. Bobbitt. aged about &c
years. tried to end his life by commit
ting suicide at his room in the New
Barnes Hotel last night shortly after
o'clock. by taking an overdose of NOR
phinc.
Nlr. BObbitt has been IN Hampton for
some time as the local representative
OF the North American Lightning Rod
Company, of Norfolk, and since his ar
rival here he has been stopping at the
New Barnes Hotel. Of which Mr.. J. NJ.
Guthrie is the proprietor.
Yesterday he complained of feeling
badly and last night he went to his
room ostensibly to lie down. He asked
AIR. Claude Jordan, a young friend Of
his, who is also 4 boarler at the hotel.
to purchase for him some morphine,
claiming that he wanted the drug for
the purpose of easing his headache.
The medicine was purchased and the
young man was left alone in his room.
Shortly after O'Clock young Jordan
and Mr.. .Guthrie went to Mr.. Bobbitt S
room to ascertain whether he wanted
any other attention. thinking. perhaps.
that his illness might have assumed
such a stage as to render medical as
sistant necessary. Upon entering the
room the gentlemen found Mr. Bobbitt
in q precarious condition and upon IN
veStigation it was soon evident to them
that he had taken an overdose Of NOR
pfine.
DR.. w. II. Worthington was hastily
summoned to his bedside. and after an
hours work, he succeeded in bringing
the young man to consciousness and
saving his life.
Mr.. Bobbitt would assign 10 reason
for his desire to end his life, and his
most intimate friends are at sea as TO
why he should have done such thing.
He is a rather handsome young man
and has made many friends during the
time he has resided here. H."
His parents are said to reside in Nor
: folk, where it is claimed he is univer-
sally popular.
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SERMON TO YOUNG MEN.
MacGregor's Able Discourse a

DR.. MacGregor's Able Discourse at
Baptist Church Sunday Night.
Rev. Dr. Malcolm MacGregor, the
evangelist of Atlanta, Ga. who has
been conducting revival services in the
BAPTIST church for the past week, spoke
four times Sunday in the Baptist church
to large congregations. At $50 O'Clock
DR.. MacGrcgor delivered a special adj
schools which was highly interesting
and instructive. AT IL o'clock he
preached an able sermon and at ! P NJ
he addressed the men OF Hampton I'M
der the auspices of the y. NJ. G. A., tax
ing as his subject. Choosing. from
Which he drew many reasons why men
should chose God as their Savior.
Al the night meeting which began ut
1870 o'clock DR.. MacGregors sermon was
especially directed TO the young men.
Taking as his subject, Psalm, 1893:
"Wherewithal shall u young man
cleanse his way by taking heed accord :
ing to the word" the speaker delivered
ore Of the ahlest discourses ever hear q
in the Baptist church, if not in Hamp-
ton. AS II preface to his remarks the
speaker Went into history and from the
time that Nepoleon, when at the age Of
= years. won the great campaign in
Italy, he gave interesting accounts of
the work accomplished by various
young men. naming Byron, Burns and
several others.
He then considered at some length
the necessity OF young men cleansing
themselves, claiming that they We're in
a sinful and detlled way from nature.
He took up the gentler sex, and endeav-
ored to impress his hearers with the
great danger there was to ladies who
associated With immoral and impure
young men. He termed such as peri
lous to society There We're four habits
young men We're addicted to-intenl-
perance. profanity, impurity and gamb-
ling. The speaker took up each one
separately and treated them so as to
make his ideas plain to every one.
He. for a few minutes. took up the
question as to what ends should be
brought to bear upon the young men to
cleanse himself. He asserted that I'M
clean and impure young men We're as
pcrilous to a community as smallpox
and yellow fever. He then paid his re-
spects to the young man, who would
knowingly entice another to commit un-
christian deeds. Nobility, said DR.. Mac
Cregor. was the strongest trait in man
and nc should do ali in his power to
have nobility of heart taught by God S
word In closing his remarks the
speaker made a mastery, strong and
eloquent appeal to all young men to
commit themselves to Jesus keeping
He predicted that if every young man
in his hearing would come out boldly
for Christ. Hampton would be revolu-
tiorized, and it was also in the young
mans power to revolutionize the world
With the adn1cnition to all men to take
as their motto. Before beginning any
thin consider the end,' the pastor clos
ed his interesting sermon.
Last might DR.. MacGregor preached
another able sermon from the text:
Jesus SWept.'
Services will be held during the week
al 10 O'Clock "A: NJ and at 7:45 P. M.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
iR,RtIlET NOTES

RAY. l.. l. McDongle. pastor OF the
Phoebus Methodist church has return
Ell from Il pleasant stay with friends
in Western Virginia. While gone Mr..
McDougle assisted in 4 series OF revl-
val meetings.
lMessrs Joseph Gold ana Louis Kan
trowitz left last night for Baltimore.
Rev. Il. p. Thames. Il prominent Bap-
list minister CT Danville, IS stopping at
the Barnes Hotel
Miss Ethelyn Christtield. OF Balti-
more. is the guest Of Mrs. Harry Black
lston. Of this city.
Mrs. IT. &. Snead returned yesterday
from Richmond, where she has been
Spending the summer with friends.
Miss Lillian Dodson. of Baltimore
and Miss Lillian Griffith, of Columbus
Ga, who have been visiting Mrs. J. w
Brown, in East End, will leave this
morning for their home.
Mr.. c. w. Wallace, assistant auditor
in the office of Newport News and Old
Point hallway and Electric Company
has returned from q pleasant visit &c
his former home in Lynchburg, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
THE CONTRACT AWARDED.
Baltimore Contractor Will Erect the
Large Power House.

Large Power House.
The power house, which is to cover a
space 60x1S0G feet, will, when completed
be one Of the largest plants Of it's kind
in the state. The present power house
Will be turned into car house, in
which all the cars on the line will be
stabbed when they are not in service.
Superintendent II. H. Carr, in speak
ing Of the new structure, said last
night, that it was the purpose Of his
company in erecting the new power
house to make it an up-to-date plant in
every particular.
This is. perhaps. the largest contract
ever given by a firm in Hampton and
when the fact that s107,S92 is to be ex-
pended in the work is taken into con-
sideration, it will mean a great deal
to Hampton in every respect. as quite
number Of laborers will be enabled
to receive employment.
The material to be used is to consist
OF heavy iron and hard bricks,
The contract for erecting the power
house OF thesNewport News s. Old Point
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
REAL ESTATE MOVE

HAMPTON
House md lot on Washington street,
OH car line, East End. 81 500; $500 cash
the rest easy
House and lot on Mallory avenue. all
modern improvements. .........s IS, 500
House and lot on Mallory avenue,
$500.
Lot on Queen street near King, 81, eO0
Lots at Hamilton station. sl00 to $780,
House and lot, five rooms, West End
$500 cash.
Good Business stand on Queen street
rents for $40, "a, 500
House and lot and two lots on car
me west End. II, 200
Homes 70 rent: farms to let.
-PHOEBUS.-
House and three lots on Mallory
street on easy terms. .............. 81 300
a place Of business cheap on Mellon
street, good stand.
House and lot Hope street $3.50. 81 800
House and lot Poplar avenue :. $3.50.
House and lot on car line near Klon-
dixie avenue Observation-Disclosures. 81 800
terms easy.
House and lot near Half Way Switch,
S1.6OO.
Houses to rent; farms to let.
G. G. HAMILTON,
Real Estate Agent.
King street. Hampton. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
cONrRAcr G1YDN Fnp ,nA1r1 \

Ct1NI'FIAET GIVEN FOR VAUIIT
The building committee Of the Bank
OF Hampton has awarded the contract
Tor the placing in Of the large vault
IN their new banking house, which is to
pc erected on the corner of King and
Qeen streets. to the National Safe and
Lock Company of Cleveland, O. The
vault will be Sx12 and will be three-ply
Irone iron. making it both fire ana
burglar proof, and affording the bank
one OF the safest deposit vaults that can
pc had. It will be in every way strictly
modern and up to date. The contract
mas not yet been given for the erection
Of the new building. but it is probable
that it will be in a few days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
BRYAN IN NEBRASKA.
Tour OF His Native State Has No Special
Significance, the Colonel Says,
INV 'HaItpraDh !

(By Telegraph.)
LINCOLN. NIIT3., Oct. 23.-ColoneI w.
j. Bryan arrived in Lincoln tonight and
after three hours rest started for
Strousburg where he Will begin his two
weeks Of speechmaking in Nebraska.
He said he was confident of being able
10 conclude is campaign as scheduled.
as his health was much improved. Mr.
Bryan said his long tour in Nebraska
has no special significance. He had in
the past neglected his home state and
he was simply redeeming promises Of
speeches made long ago. "..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24

the action OF the grand jury yesterday
by Justice j. w. Richardson upon the
charge OF assaulting Cora johnson.
also an inmate Of the pOorhousc. The
trouble took place Saturday night
when it is said Andrews numerically
beat the woman. whom he claimed was
annoying to him in many ways. The
woman alleges that Andrews made i'm
proper overtures TO her and upon her
refusal to obey him he assaulted her
Both parties are colored
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
POLICE COURT

george Davis {colored), was up be-
lore Mayor Hope in the Police Court
Yesterday morning, charged With being
drunk 6, and disordery. 1t cost min,
81. 55 for his fun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
For Sale.

Two houses and lots on Wine street.
8 and rooms, renting for $1,000 each
per month. s1.250 each. Terms $500
cash, balance at $40 per month.
Water front house and lot, room
house, lot S0x20O feet, 81. 600 cash.
One house and lot, East Queen street,
50x90, $4,000 cash.
One house and lot, corner Of Queen
street and Armistead avenue, 39x105,
renting for so per month, s4,50O. Terms
easy.
One house and lot on Washington
street, East End. large lot, $1,50O.
Terms, one-half cash, balance in two
years.
WILLIAMS & MANN.
West Queen street, Hampton, Va.
Phone, 524.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
We I axe
This Method

Of informing our Hampton friends and
customers that the Hampton Branch Of
the Newport News Steam Laundry is
again in charge Of Mr.. John H. Patton,
who has served us and the Hampton
people 50 Well and faithfully. Our Of
hce is with the Hampton Transfer Co.,
on King street. opposite the Postoffice.
Call and leave your work or phone and
we will send for and deliver it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24

F'anciful fur neck t1xings are worn
whether the day is cold enough to war
rant them or not
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
HAMPTON.

House and lot on Elm avenue ....$1. 500
Double house and lot on Mallory
street oUU
street ............. 5000
Lots 40x120 in West End from $4o0
to .......... ................... $50
House and lot 34x225, on water :. 2.400
House and lot on Franklin street :. 400
House and lot on Armstead ave-
nue. Observation-Disclosures. 1850
A good truck farm VA good out
buildings. a bargain If soid quick.
PHOEBUS.
Lots at KloI45yke Observation-Disclosures 900
House and lot near Barnes Cor
slcE lot
House and lot near Mallory street, TOO
Husiness stand On Mellen, street =, 2,4G0
Sour cottages and lots Eat bargain).
Stne-room house and lot on Cur
" street ..---- .%s.... $50 Si.8au
Houses for sent In Ha n1pton, Phnebu
nd vicinity
p. Y PHILLIPS
Phone 81. Hampton Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24

LosT--Y. M. c. a. MEDAL, Be
tween Kiag street and Hampton
bridge. Reward II left at Hampton
News Company. 1t
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j. w. tlliarns.
PENSIONS.

Land Warn ants. Duplicate Discharges,
Etc, Etc. ae-~'
SPANISH WAR CLAIMS SETTLED
JOSEPH THELON, Attorney,
(Late Of Washington. D. C.)
Address National Soldiers Home, Va.
P. 0. Box 255. l1-i2-.tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24
a POOR HOUSE SCRAP.

Emmanuel Andrews, an inmate Of the
county poOrhouse. was sent on to await
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-24

Railway & Electric Company. was Civ
en- to Mr.. e. d. Preston, Of Baltimore.
whose revised bid was $1OT392. The
bids We're opened in Baltimore Friday
morning and Mr.. Preston was found to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-15
MARRIED.

LAMM"ND-CRoSSFTEID On June ,. 1899, in
Elicott City Md. by the Rev. Father Tarro
NEWTON CURTIS HAMMOND and MARY
VIRGINIA CRoSSFIELD Of Washington. D. { :"
MELIoN-NIGHTMAS ON November IS 1888
at the residence Of the brides father by the
Rev J. ", Wfghtman, DID, assisted 10y the
Rev. Teunis : Hamlin. ID. Miss HKIAEsN
McLANAHlAN WHITMAN OF Washington,
u. c, and Mr.. THOMAS ALEXANDER MEL
LON of PitisbuIH, Ia.
On Tuesday November IA.
1899, by Rev. Father Blocmer. NJ the parsun-
Of ST. Duminic's Church, LItIlS COMP
TON SANFORD and HATTIE NJ ENIETH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-15
DIED.

BARBOUR. At the residence of her daughter.
west. on Tuesday morning November a. Is.9
$3.50 O'Clock, Mrs. ANNIE E, widow II
James l.. Barbour
Funeral services at st. Matthews Church Thurs.
day. November IT, al 10 O'Clock Friends
and relatives invited. Intermenr private.
COOPER. At Springwatar. Livings on cornty y.
Y, on November ). 1898 MARY ELIZABETH
tBessiel, only daughter OF IL. *. Cooper
DENNIS. The fEtermeut Of the remains of Mrs.
KATHARINE NJ. DENNIS, who died Friday
October IL. 1899, will take place at Mount
Oliyet cemetery Thursday morning, November
l6. at II o clock.
vCmber IA, 1888, at ( pm, ANDREW HER
OLD, the florist, beloved husband Of Clara
Herold
Funeral private. from his late residence 5l2 9th
street southeast. Thursday, November IT, at
pm. baltimore and Philadelphia papers
pleas copy
JOHNSON. Departed this life Tuesday, November
IA, 1888 ROSCOE EARL. beloved ~ Mar
shall and Cornelia Johnson aged eighteen
months
Funeral will take place Thursday. November I6
at 3 O'Clock. from parents residence. 1919 18th
street northwest Relatives and friends in
vitcd.
MILLER. ON November IA. 1899 after lingering
Illness ANNIE NJ. beloved wife of the late
William Miller. eyed fifty -one years.
Funeral from Lees undertaking establishment,
thence to 81. Patrck's Church. at O'clock
Thursday morning November l6. lnterment at
Mt. Olivet cemetery.