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LEGAL tDyERTIsEMENTs.


MEN WANTED FOR III UNITED ST ATES
for training as seamen. age
Is 10 -. $40 per month. landsmen for yeomen.
age Is TO . $3.50 per month upon appointment as
ysoneR third class; seanen. age q To 81. S24;
ordinary seamen, age Is 10 50. Sl9: apprentices
third class. age 10 20 l., 50. machfnists FIRST
class. axe Il 10 30. So. machinists second class
age II 10 s.. si0s hospital apprentices, age IL
10 Is. SO, hospital apprentices first class. age
Il TO S. SO, electricians third class. age p 10
IS. $50. cO~ppcrsmlths. age q 10 30. $50. CanSl-
dates must pass a physical examination show
ing them to be free from disqualifying ailments
and. except iandsmen and apprentices, an ex.
animation showing them 10 he qualified for
their ratings. fandsmen and apprentices tha
rhysica examination only. The term Of enlist
rent is four years. A bonus OF four monfbs,
nav and an addition OF 1856 10 the monfbIv
nav for each re-enlistment within four mcnths
on honorable discharge. RatiOns, medicines and
medical attendance gratis. Privilege OF retire
ment on three-quarters pay after thirty years
service. Able-bodied Americans espectauv
wanted who Will enjoy exceptional opportunities
for advancement 10 petty officers BY the early
completion OF a number OF large ships. r.
cruiting office will be opened at Room 30 In.
gals block. indianapolis. Ind. May p to al
Inclusive. 1901
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DIR. Thurston Enters Protest

To the Editor Of the indianapolis Journal:
Last Fridays issue OF the indianapolis
Sentinel in sensational headlines announced
that Suicide is Upheld; Cases Where Self
Destruction is a Duty; Advanced Views
of Physio-Medical Doctors; Battle Gage
Hurled to Widen Breach Between Science
and Religion; Ministers of the City Aroused
10 Make Reply" 1t then proceeds to say:
..Tbo naner and the general discussion of
The cpininns contained in IL took advanced
scienfi6c ground on the question of sui
eide and threw down the gage OF battle
70 religious views upon the subject. The
views sdvanced by several OF the Physicians
in the discussion tend 10 enlarge the breach
which for hundr eds Of years has existed
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Griffith Bros. Letter.

Griffith Brothers letter to the Board Of
Works in withdrawing their Indianapolis
Southern petition was as follows:
referring to our signature upon the
petition filed by the Indianapolis Southern
Railway Company with your board, asking
that the company be given the right to
cross certain streets in the city Of Indian
apolis. We signed that petition because
we were anxious that the indianapolis
Southern Railway Company should have
an entrance into Indianapolis, but with
the feeling that your board would not
grant anything that was not for the best
interests Of the citizens of indianapolis as
a whole. We do not want entrance granted
in such a way as to be a detriment or
damage to any portion of the city. out of
proportion to the benefits. With this ex-
preston as to our position in regard to
this matter, We withdraw our signature
to the petition referred to-"
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REV. AMOS HANWAY'S INJURY
An Aged Divine Falls and Breaks One
of His Legs.

Rev. Amos Hanway. one OF the pioneer
preachers of this city, fell yesterday on
the street near his home. 22l4 North Illi-
nois street. and broke one of his legs. Rev.
Mr.. Hanway has been connected with the
United Brethren Church as pastor for hf-
teen years. Owing to his advanced age
eighty-five years-it is thought his injury
may prove fatal.
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After inspecting the land owned by the
demonstrators against the East Michigan
street sewer, the Board OF Works has de-
cided not to exclude from the assessment
any of the property now in the city en-
gineer's survey. Ii is probable, however,
that the percentage OF assessment against
the property not abutting on the proposed
sewer may be slightly decreased, and the
burden on the abutting property holders
slightly increased.
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VITAL STLTISTICS-MAY %.
Births.

Arvine and Margaret Anderson. 1919 Arrow av-
enue. twins, boy and girl.
Henry and Julia Southern. 1901 Columbia ave-
nue.. boy.
John and Frances Schatz, city, girl.
Heinrich and Christiana GOett, city, boy.
William and Mary Dwyer, 56 West twenty
sixth street. boy.
Carl and Mrs. Martin. al South East street.
boy.
Theodore and Iva Hopkins. Vermont street. boy.
Jacob and Earle Baker, 1880 South Belmont
street. boy.
ID. b. and Laura Cuplinger. 1907 West Morris
street. girl.
c. w. and Resta Huddleson. 1858 Silver avenue,
boy.
William and Fern Anadeel. Ills South Senate
avenue, girl.
Ross and Ella Hayes. ISIS South State street.
girl.
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Ella May Leonard. MaIott Park. puerpaI fever.
Emma smith, twenty, 24n Stewart street, tn
berculosis
James K. Kincaid. ffty-eight. city. chronic
diarrhoea-
Matilda Reid. twenty-six, COS Stevens street.
meningitis.
Louisa Goldschmidt. thirty three. city. obstruc-
ton OF bowels.
Sarah c. F1fer. f~orty-six. city. liver and stom-
ach trouble.
Mary BanchIe. twenty-seven. $50 East Norwood
street, presumption
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The latter part of this week ]. b. Barnes,
superintendent of motive power of the
Wabash line. will go to Richmon for a
few days TO look after the construction of
fifty new locomotives ordered from the
Richmond locomotive works for the Wa
bash lines. which, under the contract. must
be delivered in July and August. or the
number thirty-fOur will be heavy cross
compound type of locomotive for freight
service, six will be ten-wheeled passenger
engines, and six Atlantic type high-speed
engines with sev~enty-nine-inch driving
wheels. The ether four will be heavy
switching engines. All of the road engines
will be provided with a tank of Mr..
Barnes's designing, with capacity of 5000
gallons of water. The large passenger en-
sines will be placed in service or the Wa
bash main line, and it is expected to fur
Their cut down the running time between
Detroit and st. Louis, the portion of the
Wabash system where competition in pas
senger business is sharpest.
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Only n Dend Dog.

For some time the citizens on North ILL.,
nois street have noticed a bad odor issu-
ing from the mouth of the sewer at Illinois
street and Fall creek. Complaint was made
TO the Board of Works. and yesterday the
city engineer made an investigation and
placed behind the interceptor at the mouth
of the sewer.
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The Board of Works has abandoned the
plan of widening Ohio street. from Penn
sylvania to Illinois street, to provide re-
lief for the street-railway traffic in Wash
ington street by having the street-car COM
pany lay tracks on Ohio street. The street.
railway company said it could not be COM
PEELED to put tracks on this street under
its franchise, and refused TO comply with
the request of the Board of Works.
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STORAGE-INDP'LS WAREHOUSE co.
w Z kurtz. Pres. II A Grassland. Mgr.
5ls-5Z3 ). Penn. Telephone 1872.
We STORE. PACK and HAUL.
STORAGE&The Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks: only trst-class storage solicited.
GRATING n Oh HOUSEHOLD
A SPECIALITY.
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GAS ENGINES,

FOR and gasoline engines, IL TO lO0-
horse power GAS ENGINE CO..
=. New York and Belt II. r..
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Marriage

William III. Thomas and Polly A. Wysong.
Smith =. De Mint and Mona Hassin.
William B.. Mays and Ida Belle Davis.
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SEALED



NOTICE.
The Board or Trustees OF the Central Indiana
Hospital for Insane Will receive sealed nronosaIs
until Fridsy. NAY 81 at 10 a. m. FOR furnishing
. fuh Iqs OF supplies tor tie month Of June. 1901
Requisition books will be on nle at Room al
statshouse. from and after Monday. Nav ~ 1a5f'
By order OF Board OF Trustees.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY PPL
Chief OuarteTmasters ONCE. Chicago. IN ~
q. 1901 Sealed proposals, in triplicate. will be
received ~ this ONCE until II o'clock. noon. June
II. 1901. for delivery a. either the Chicago -
ton. Philadelphia or San Francisco deuots -
the Qusrtermasters Department. OF S. Il Ker-
ssy. Black Lasting, ara Buckxkin Gaunffets
conforming 70 standard samples and specioea,
ffonE Government reserves right 10 reject or
accept any or all proposals. or any part thereof
Preference given TO articles OF domestic prosnc.
ton or Manufacture. sonditioRs Of quality ane
price 0nciudins In the price OF foreign produc-
tfons kr1 manufactures the duty theTsonj being
equal Slsnks for proposals. ana narticuIsrs eni
be furnished en- sppliestisn; Envelopes contain
itsry S~uppliss' ana Addressed L. n
- ATWOOD. Chef Qsartsrnastsr.
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RUGS AND

RUGS AND CARPETS-Splendid bargains In
carpets. rugs and furniture at Albert Hutchin-
sons great apartmen store, 3A and 38S East
Washington St We sell on installments. our
wall paper stock is large anu very cheap. Get
our prices before buying.
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II


WA<TED-Are you in need Of glasses II so.
consult OPTICAL Co. 1I9 w. Ohio
st. Eyes examined free.
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AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
Wm. L. Rice. 26o5 West Michigan street. Tele-
phones: Old. 2sI50. new. 3l52. Territory west OF
White river.
ELEVATORS
Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies.
REEDY & co. Phones-Eew 3II0. old 22T52-
FLORISTS
BERTERMAN BROS.
New Nc. 21 Mass. ave. 22s ". Del st. Tel $50.
PATENT LAWYERS
T. 7. SILvIUS * CO. los ~. Pennsylvania St
Free pamphlets and consultation
THOMAS Il. BELL. consulting engineer and
patent solicitor. 81 ingalls, block. Indianapolis.
V II LOCKWOOD. pamphlet or any general
free Of charge.
A5-4ls Lemcke Building.
RESTAURANrS-
STEGMEIER BROS. Oyster and Chop House.
70 ~. Illinois st. Both phones. Jos
SALE AND LIVERY STABLES
HORACE WOOD Carriages. Traps. Buck
boards. etc. p Circle. Tel. 1887.
SEWING MACHINES
NEW HOME OFFICE. All makes repaired.
126 Virginia avenue. Phone. old Z2s9l- Branch
Office. 40 + Ohio st. Phone. old 2 on lSoo-
STOVE REPAIRS
PEERLESS FOUNDRY CO.. 10 Meek ST.
Old phone z on 1850. New z4OZ
NALL PAPERS
II. c. STEVENS, New Style Wall Paper.
Low prices. $50 ". Senate ave. Tel. 2 on 20!
DIRECTORS
FRANK BLANCHARD,
80 N Delaware ST. Tel. al Lady attendant
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
TUTEWILER & SON,
Undertakers- 124 w. Market ST. Tel 2s-
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TO A
Smoke.
Nuisance

Use gas coke under your boilers.
One ton of coke contains as mauy
heat units as a ton of coal, and
makes no smoke.
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Cincinnati, hamilton * IndianapoIi
Railroad Co.

Office OF the Secretary.
May 20. 1901.
this company are hereby notified that tho "
nual meeting viii be held at the ONCE ~ To-
company at Indianapolis. Ind. on Thursday
June l. 1901. al l O'Clock p m. for the election
OF directors 20 serve the ensuing year and Co.
the transaction OF any other business that rnsv
come before the meeting
GEO. r. BALCH. Secretary
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AGENTS
Wm. L. Rice. 26o West Michigan street. Tele-
phones: Old. 28I50. new. 3l52. Territory west OF
White river.
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Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies.
| REEDY & co. Phones-New $40. old 22752-
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REAL Sala-I0wa farms. Mime
sofa farms. Dakota farms. GorrcsTpndoncc So
lcited. GRO. WADSWORTH. Iowa Falls, l..
REAL ESTATE-s.o80 farmers and villagers ad-
dresses. with property valuations Marion coun-
q directory. TAYLOR DIRECTORY CO, Room
Is. rs ". Maryland.
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O RENT-ROOMS.


FOR furnished room: use OF phone
and bath. az + New York.
FOR RENT-Two newly furnished rooms. rea-
sonable. bath SIS y. Alabama
FOR RENT-One furnished room. use OF bath;
private amily. - W. North 81.
ron - furnished room for gentle
man: bath. I13 ". New York ST.
For RENT-Slx rooms, bath. furnace, delight
fully situated. 8 blocks postofice; SIC 25 High
land av-
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NOTICE.

SC~OTT-ChaTles G. Scott. son of the Rev. Il. j.
Scott, of this city. died at Las Vegas. y. NJ.
last sunday. The body will be brought to In
diana for burial. Funeral services Will be held
at the home. 27l9 Bellefontaine street. Thursday
morning at 2 o'clock. and at the Methodist
Church at Fairmount. Ind. at 2:30 in the after
noon. The Rev. c. w. TinsIey. of the Broadway
M. h. Church. viii have charge OF the services.
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SOCIETY NOTICE.


G.. A. R.-George ii. Thomas Post, No. Il, G..
a. r., will form Thursday at 1:30 p. IN. on
East Vermont street. at It's intersection with
Meridian. AS the march will not exceed seven
squares. comrades are urged TO see that there
Is a good turnout.
T. A. SMITH, Commander.
PETER ZINN. Adjutant.
SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR VETERANS-At-
tentioni Members of General John II. Poland
Camp, No. Z, Will assemble at the Hotel English
on May 30. at 1890 p. m. for the purpose OF
taking part in the Memorial day parade. Unat-
tached soldiers OF the Spanish-American and
Philippine wars are invited to march with this
camp.
CLIFFORD ARRICK Acting Commander.
j. Adiutant.
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DIRECTORS.
vi

Diener. 40 E. Washington
lei. 700. Branch works Il. entrance Crown Hill.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY-Modern dentistry az moderate
prices at 10 n. Pennsylvania St. Room !.
DIR. A. L. HAMILTON.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dentistry; thirty years
experience. S. +. EARHART. 1sh Washington
street. Call and get prices.
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All advertisements inserted in these columns
are charged at very low rate OF ) cents a line.
No additional charge per line for biank Or dash
lines Telephone 2S and your al will he called
for.
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Wagon, carriage and shOeing shop;
lot. 40xl00; two-story frames: bargain; corner
L. Wash. and Keystone av. WEBB BROS.
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CHANCE.

HORSESHOEING-90c. First-class work. Horses
called for and delivered. EDWARDS. S23 Mass.
ave. Phones: New. 22S5; old. 2-27290.
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NOTICE.

OTTCE-JOSEFH GARDNER, tin work and
furnaces. 80 Kentucky ave. Telephone s2-
NOTICErElectrical repairs; fans, motors. etc.
ROfMAITS. corner Indiana av. and Califor-
MA St
NOTICE-Ice cream retailed at wholesale prices;
one gallon or more. RELIABLE CREAMERY
co. n26 L. Tenth st. Phone $3.50.
letting plumbing contracts call
at JOSEPH +. 400 Massachu-
sets av. Get nrst-class work and save money.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-08-09

Messrs. Lee and Wagner will attend
Marvin Grove the latter part of the week
and will be pleased to transact business
for the VIRGINIA CITIZEN, Fredericks
burg Free Lance, Northern Neck NATURAL
Fire Association and The Lancaste.
National Bank. The latter will also be
at Heathsville court Monday next.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-08-09
AS TO COMBINATIONS AGAIN.

The Blackstone Courier, an ardent
supporter of Mr., Montague, has this
TO say of the combination effort to
defeat Messrs. LeCato and Jeffries:
eve have previously made some
mention in these columns of a re-
ported deal of combination among
the friends of Mr.. Montague by
which they would name all the can
didstes for the State ticket at Norfolk
from among the "original Montague
men," regardless of any other claims
or considerations. We have also
denied our belief in any such effort
being made. This belief is based
upon the fact, as previously stated,
that to do so would be carrying to
the extreme just what we have been
condemning in our opponents in this
tight and we would lay ourselves
liable, and justly so, to be charged
not only with inconsistency but with
wilfully classifying our position. We
should not work to tear down one
inner circle machine of the party
and, before the ashes of its destruc-
ton have become cold, build upon
them one of equal magnitude.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-08-09
CLOSING OF WHARTON GROVE.

Sunday night marked the closing OF
the eighth annual meeting of Wharton
Grove and once again the silence OF the
grounds is disturbed only by the chirp-
ing. of the birds and the beating of the
waves of the old Rappahan mock upon
its banks. The attendance throughout
The week was not quite as large as In
former years, but the managers were
fully compensated for this by tie almost
unprecedented crowds on both Sundays,
which came mostly by water. Steamer
Beatrice, of Cape Charles, Va, and
steamers Brusstsr and Reed from Reed.
vile brought large numbers on the last
Sunday.
The preaching was of the best and DR..
F. G. Mcconnell and bis charming wife
return to their mountain home with the
assurance of the love and best wishes of
our people.
The meeting in a financial way was a
success-the wharf, horse-lots, hotels
and confectionery stands having all done
well.
Rev. F. w. Claybrook has labored
zealously In behalf of this camp and the
good that has been done Is directly due
TO his strenuous efforts.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-08-09
IBERIS.

A large schooner is loading railroad
ties in Western Branch for w. G.. Beaue
She will proceed TO Boston, Mass.
James q. Diggs, who went from Ian.
caster to Pitt county, North Carolina
last December, is visiting his cousin
Tommy Broun.
Robert Coleman, of Reedville, ha.
been spending the past two or three
weeks with his sister, Mrs. Jas. r. Miller
j. b. Slater, who lost his home with
all its contents not long ago by fire, had
no insurance on it.
Mrs. VIM. Spain, who has been spend
ing the summer with her daughter, Mrs
II. G. Hall, left last Friday for her home
In Dinwiddie county, Va. Mrs. Hall and
little daughter accompanied her and will
remain until September.
Protracted meeting will begin at White
Marsh the third Sunday In September
The pastor will be assisted by Rev. G. r
James, of Irvington.
The Sunday school picnic on Wednes.
day evening at White Marsh was well
attended.
George Rich (colored), who was par.
alyzed after drinking some speak-easy
whiskey some time ago, grove worse
He is now so insane he has TO be kept In
Jail. Y.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-08-09
possponemens of the match game of base

postponement OF the match game of has,
ball.
Cornelius Sullivan, who Is in business,
In Norfolk, is at his home near Monas
kon for short stay.
BALL GAMES AT MrLLRNBRcK.
lrvington's first nine went down in de
feat before Millenbeck's twirler, bat her
second nine scored decisive victory two
days later. The crossing of bats be.
tween the two first mines took place al
Millenbeck on Thursday OF last week
and was an exciting contest from start
to flush. Rooiers for both sides were
In abundance, and at every play, wheth-
er good or bad, the yells which would
burst forth were suffic to have
drowned the wild cat whistle on fishing
steamer Bradley. The Millenbeck boys.
assisted by Clarence Dunaway, Of the
Lively nine, who played excellent ball,
proved too much for the boys from Irv-
ipgton and the palm of victory was
yielded by the score of IA to 8. Millen-
beck's main strength lies In the pitch.
ing of Prof Claybrook Cottingham, who
is twirler of the irst water.
The second mines of the same villages
played at hillenbeck on Saturday and
the result was glorious victory for the
lrvington nine, the score being II to l
lrvington's pitcher, Calvin Brewiugton.
was in fine form and but two balls found
their way into the out-field. This is the
second time Millenbeck has been de
feated by Irvington's second nine.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-08-09
WHEATON,.

DIR. q. +. Peirce arrived from Acco-
mac Monday TO spend while at his
home near Nuitsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. III Coulbourn have
the sympathy of the residents OF this
community in the loss Of their infant son.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Miles, accom-
panied by Miss Gertrude Hall. of Somer-
set county, reached here Saturday morn
ing from several months visit to Mr..
Miles home on Eastern Shore, Md, and
Ocean City. They are spending this
week st Marvin Grove.
Capt. A. E Tull is in Baltimore this
week. One of his missions is to dispose
of two vessels-loads of watermeloas
which he purchased and freighted TO the
Monumental City. One OF his saii-boats
was recently cut down by fishing steamer
Douglass, of Cockrell's Creek, but she
is temporarily patched up and taking u
load of melons up the bay.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-08-09
WHITE STONE.-DEATH TIL.

The community is distressed over the
death on Saturday afternoon of Mrs
Custis Lawson formerly Miss Annie
Lee Chiltonl from malarial and other
troubles. The deceased was under thir-
ty years of age, and leaves husband
aud three children. The funeral was
held at the Methodist church, near here,
on Sunday afternoon, Jos. f. Bellows
reading the burial service.
Prof. Will Colonna. formerly a mem
Der of the Chesapeake Academy faculty,
is visiting E. Bruce Squires at his home
in Poplar Neck.
Master John and Miss Mamie Minor
are visiting their home near Comorn,
King George county.
DR.. James Sanders, of Baltimore, is on
a visit to his parental home near here.
Mrs. Corrie Chiffon, of Corrotoman,
who has been spending few days al
the home of Mrs. NJ. s. Hughlett, is now
a guest at effects Bay" the home of A.
G. Harding.
Will Reeves, living near here, has
been very i'll with malarial fever.
Capt. George p. Squires was in Balti.
more this week for medical treatment.
James Haynie, of Baltimore, spent the
past week here with relatives and
friends.
Rev. George Y. Bradley is this week
assisting in protracted meeting at Har.
mony Grove, Middlesex county.
All days protracted meeting will com.
mence at White Stone Methodist church
on Tuesday and continue during the
week. On Monday services will be held
in afternoon only. The pastor, Rev. G
r. James, will be assisted by Rev. j.. w
S. Robins, of Reedville, formerly pastor
of this circuit.
Jos. T. VERIFY left this week for Balti
more. He will go on to New Jersey u
visit his daughter.
Capt. F. A. Gunby is In Baltimor.
looking after having his fish steamed
overhauled. The Brown" has beer
very unfortunate. having broken dowr
several times while fishing was fine She
has probably lost four or five million tisf
because of accidents.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-08-09
A DOUBLE DROWNING.

AS we go to press news reaches us
of the drowning of Mr.. j. II. Green
and son, Frank, in Taylor's creek,
Thursday morning of this week. II
seems that his little 13-year.old boy
fell ont of skiff about thirty Yards
from shore. Mr.. Green saw the ac-
cident and fastened to his rescue,
but being an old man his strength
gave out and he, too, sank beneath
the waves. Both bodies were re-
covered. Mr.. Green was one of the
leading members of the Methodist
Chapel now in course of erection in
Barren Neck, about four miles from
Irvington.