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Evening star., 1902-08-02

Miss B. Sunan has returned from
months visit in the valley of Virginia mucl
improved in health.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs Edwin s. C1arkso1 and
daughter have left for Asbury Park, N
D., where they will remain during the
month of August.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

me misses Cora and Er1estine Miller
ACCOMPANIED by Mr.. VIM. Adams and Mr.
r1t,i t,n1ore e Harrison. have gone to Atlantic
home to receive their friends August 25.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Miss Mary Watkins Armand of Quincy
street has returned from Bay Ridge, Md,
where SHE spent several weeks.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mrs. Virginia B. Griffin of Capitol Hill
has gone to the mountains of Virginia tt
join her daughter, Mrs. Charles H Gal
liher for the summer.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mrs. Philip J. Roche and Katherine {
Roche are at Hotel Kee Mar, Hagerstowl
for the summer
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mrs. A. Baruch her youngest son and
her sister, Miss Hester Callisher, will leave
for Atlantic City and New York in the
early part of next week.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mrs. Elwood Kelly and daughter ant
Miss Mayme Wood of street left last weel
for Bluemont, Va, to be gone until Sep
tember
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Miss Nellie Irene Masterson Of NJ street
left Thursday night for Green mountain,
VT, to remain the balance of the season.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

IN MISS Marie Parker of 1913 F street, hav-
eng eng spent a fortnight with Mr.. and Mrs
samuel I,snits blddle of Wilmington, Del, is now
in Baltimore eS - Do'"o-i
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mrs. H. w. Hamilton and daughter Ger
trude are summering in the Adirondacks,
and Mr.. Hamilton leaves on the 9th in
stant to join them and spend the remainder
of the month.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Miss Nellie Myers of Capitol Hill left the
city today for the Shenandoah valley and
Harrisonburg, Va. to spend the month of
August.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mrs; E; S. collamerV and Miss collamer
w w va as The Hill Top. Harpers Ferry
Evening star., 1902-08-02

The Rev. Dr. Sterrett and sons have gone
to Back Log Camp, Raquette Lake, N. Y.
for the rest of the season. .
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Miss Mary Edith Donnelly Of No. Grant
place has left for Bethlehem. N. H. to
remain until September
Evening star., 1902-08-02

MI and Mrs. T, Loman, accompanied /
Ferry.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mrs. Chas A. Coppenthite and her little
daughter and son left "wednesday to joir
her husband in New Haven, Conn, where
they will make their futurs home. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss Lula
Dunn, and her nephew, Amery Dunn.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

from New York Wednesday on the Cartha-
gina for Europe. They will attend the
coronation. visN Paris, tour through Scot
land and spend the remaining part of the
summer with friends at Lisburn, ireland.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

MI mr. ana Mrs. W. L. Webster and daughter
4nlate ral1aat nave gone to Atlantic City for the
remainder Of the season.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

tn, Mr and Mrs john w. Thompson of
Miss gsseEtown, nor", with their youngest children
Thomnsnn norothy and Masters Eddie and Willie
Beacfs geach: Their daughter, Miss Flossy
a9 an99i4pson, and two Sons, .Messrs John
a ana Fred Thompson, joined them Monday
Evening star., 1902-08-02

The I. C. w. Club held its final meeting
of the season last night august j, 1902 at
the home of the president. Instrumental
and vocal selections were rendered by mem
bers of the club. A light supper was served
at late hour and farewell favors were
ping pong stick pins. Those present were
the Misses Gibbons, Firoved, Miss Hughes,
Gordon Zimmerman and a few friends
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mrs. Olive B. McCabe, Misses Lizzie H
and Rose L. Haas and Edwin B. Haas OF
No. AL Chaplin street are at Atlantic City
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Miss Brownie Mathews of Capitol Hill
has gone to the Blue Ridge mountains to
spend the month Of August.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Miss Maud Guszler Of Jersey City, N. ]
Is visiting Mrs: d. P. Rowell. 122 Massa
chusetts avenue northwest
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. R. Bushby, Miss Carl
Louise Bushby and Mrs. Sarah T. Crews
are at Bluemont, Va.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mrs. VIM. T. Ryan has just returned from
her extended tour through the Alleghenies,
during which time .she was the guest Of
Rev. and Mrs. Charles B.. Robert Of
Storyestown, Pa.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

>, prof and Mrs. Jasper Dean McFall and
by Miss Marjorie Hart and Miss M. Edit
1lckering, are at Loeb Lynn Heights
loeei sa, Mountain Lake Park, for a six
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Frazier and their
son Elmer leave today for Round Hill, Va
Evening star., 1902-08-02

piaa;s a; ana MRS. H. c. c. Stiles are at Lake
riaeid' IN the Adirondacks, for the sum.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mr.. Charles W. Fairfax and family left
yesterday for Atlantic CITY. where they will
Of August
Evening star., 1902-08-02

A Sirsn Garrick Mollery has gone to the
AuIrondacks near Lake Chaatauqua for the
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mr.. Thomas G. Ahord leaves tomorrow
evening to join his family at Redcote, their
summer home. on Lake Ontario. near Nj
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mrs A. M Hopkins gave very elaborate
dinner last night at the Little Casino, Mar
ragansett Pier, in honor Of the birthday Of
her son A. F. Hopkins, also of this city.
Covers were laid for twenty around a beau
tifuly adorned table.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Miss Marie Louise Heinrich of Niagara
Falls, who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Snyder, 1923 Yale street, for
the past few weeks, will return to her
New York home this week. Miss Heinrich
is regarded as one of the most promising
young pianists of the country.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Coz; William N. Seton, accompanied by
MS daughters Rose and Elizabeth. sailed
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll will spend
the rest of the season with the former 6
father, ex-Gov. Carroll, at Newport, after
a visit to Mrs Stuyvesant Fish.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mr.. D. G. Joseph of 1903 E street north
west, who has been at Ocean City the past
ten days, will return Monday.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Walter Brandenburg
are spending the summer at York Beach,
Maine.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Miss Roosevelt Is now at Newport visiting
Miss Helen Cutting. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. F. Cutting, who was guest at the
White House last winter. Miss Roosevelt
made the trip aboard the Cornelius Wander
bilt yacht, and, in consequence, there was
great disappointment at the dock of the
regular steamer by the crowd assembled to
see the daughter of the President. A young
peoples dinner marked the first evening of
her stay.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mrs. Samuel Brown of this city is spend
ing the summer as the guest of Miss Slo-
Gun at Avon-by theSea, N ].
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Gorsuch celebrated
the twelfth anniversary of their wedding
Tuesday evening at their residence, 652 3
street southeast. Quite number Of their
friends and relatives were present. After
refreshments were served the guests were
entertained with songs rendered by Mr.. s.
Merton Chipley.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Among the recent arrivals from Wash
ington at the Marlborough, Bar Harbor,
are Miss Katherine Mcdaniel, Miss Adele
Harry Miss Katherine McGowen and Miss
Margaret Williamson.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Costinett and
daughter Pearl, accompanied by Miss Flora
M. Gibson. left the city today for trip to
Boston by sea and will then proceed to
Maine. where they will spend a month or
more off the coast.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mr. Thos. D. Sariol and sister-in-law,
Miss Rebecca Moore, left the city yester-
day for Aurora a-in-the-Alleghanies, where
they will join Mrs. Sariol and children.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

A farewell party was given last even
ing at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam c. Kellum of Capitol Hill in honor of
and her two children, Edna and Stricken,
of Newport News, Va. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Kellum, Mrs. Thompson
Mrs Sandsbery, Mr.. and Mrs. Riddle, Mrs
Henry Arendes, Miss Nettie Robey, Miss
Estella Scala, Miss Nellie KeIlum, Miss
Edna Kellum and Misses Ethel and Mary
Thompson, Messrs VIM. C. Kellum, Strick-
len Kellum and George Thompson. Mrs.
kellum, who has been here for two months
with her relatives, is going today to Penn
sylvania and then to her home at Newport
News, Va.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs D. c. Turner have gone to
spend a few weeks on the coast of COnnec-
ticut and Massachusetts.
Evening star., 1902-08-02

The batchelor coterie, Messrs. J. Carlisle
Spottswood, Frank ]. McCathran, Richard
B. Cavanagh, Bernard A Rover and
Francis F: Hurley. left Baltimore on the
Juniata for an extended trip through the
New England states.
Evening star., 1902-08-02
THE SOCIAL WORL D
w.a.rorth-Hs4 v saaing
Day Set for September 80.
WILL BE A QUIET EVENT
Do1Nes OF THE SMART SET AT
SUMMER e1T1Es.
Fashionables Beginning to Entertain
Each Other at Dinners, ETC.
Personal Notes.
BE A QUIET EVENT

Miss Alice Hay and Mr.. James w. Wads-
worth have chosen September 80 for their
wedding day. The ceremony will take place
at the summer home Of the Secretary of
State and Mrs Hay, the Fells, Newberry,
N H, on Lake Sunapee. The event will be
attended by the relatives and close personal
friends Of the families only. The couple
will make but g. short wedding trip before
settling down to spend the rest Of the au-
tumn at the Wadsworth country seat, at
Genesee, N. Y.
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BEFORE YOt NJ

BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT PROPERTY
st. Marks section, story briCl, hOou hest valu,
for money, casy terms ~ NoS'rnnd ay hctWoer
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IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE
RHREAl FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAX
no. - CHAMBERS ST. STEWART Bull III

.... DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
.n'REAI FOR THE COLLECTION or TAXFS
w. % nN'N NFw YoR2 SG SHEMB Il !LP iJ.
NOTICE IS HERtBY GIVEN to all persons
before ne nrN day Of Novcmbrr Of he said YEAR
thai unless the same shall be paid to the Receiver
OF IaAc, at hls once IN t4e Borough In which the
BOE6rGii or SAMARITAN, No 81 Chambers
sSi SHG2I' 6F rHr aRoyx corner Third and
r a@RW H{fpg GF bR Rs BT9n3 yNpH Rom,
- 93R6JGh OF ogFFys. corner Jscsson avenue
sand streets. Stapleton' Staten island, = g.. anu
s,ffiore TIE ms, day Of December of said year. he
remaining unpaid on that day. in addition to the
sSfn ,I piSG n an sna h
OF the Greater New York Charter Chapter 37s
DAVID Z. AUSTEN Receiver o, Taxes.
ATTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADvER.
10 November 10. Iei?. Of the confirmation OF the
Supreme Court and thc entering In the Bureau
q assessments Tor oPENING AND ACoGiRING
TIILE to The be, GLOWING named streets In the BoR
TwENry Third WARD, SECTION o. FAST
i'?Gp SItEEI OPENING, from Teller Avenue
TO- ra.S A a,G, We Confirmed August H. 1907?
ny %XF} S,I r8pET eth &tRp SECTIONS and
dale Avenue to Broadway Confirmed Angus, Z,
1902 entered October 20. 100?
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT, Com ptroller
CRY OF View York, October 30. iNG?
SALE ny rrRrlC AUCTION On Tuesday.
November II, 1902, at 10 80 o'clock \ N the PreSi.
d'kt OF the Borough OF Manhattan VIII sell at pub.
lc' auction through Bryan Kennedy Auctioneer
IN" buildings or parts Of buildings. etc within
IN" lines Of one Hundred and Twentieth street be-
tween Amsterdam avenue and Morninrslde avenn-.
TLr sale VIII take place on the ground 4 plan
and description ~ the buildings. etc. may be eN-
au1ined at the ONCE OF the Commissioner Of Public
WORKS, Room 1905. No, p Park row
JACOB \. CANTOR
President Borough OF Manhattan,
For fun particulars see Cfv Record
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OFEllINL LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF SALE At PUBLIC Auction.

OFFICE or THE PRESIDENT or THE BoR
YORK. October 80 1902
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALxASAc-rurs DAY
Sun rises a 81 sun sets .t56 Moon sets, 7?<
Hl'H wATHR-rHt, DAY
Sandy Hoos $50 Gov. I'd lO.li Hell Gate. ~ "
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BANK STATEMENT.
increase In Cash -. o8A. 100; Increase IN
Loans ss.SSs,lOO; Increase IN surplus
Reserve - ,SS5.O7S.

nh. ..-,.,.. .. SUNDAY, Nov 2
The weekly statement of averages OF Inc ASxo.
oiatcd Banks Of the C.ty OF New YORK comnsres
az follows With those OF last week and the current
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FINANCIAL.
To the Holders Of Stock Trust Certificates for
Preferred and Common Sock
Southern Railway Company

the
Thomas
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and OCTOBER
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TRANSFERRED
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FINANCIAL.

New York. October 81. 1907.
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Imports and Exports Of Specie.

The imports Of specie for the week were
So .ioa. of which t37.ia was gold. making
Exports OF specie were: Gold. 81, All. silver.
s7ll.9li. a total of Sis SAC. against 81 o2j Sit
since Jan | have been: Gold. s2e2t2. Oe.. and
silver. 81, ajO.6l6. a total of SOS, 49,. $50
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On Park Slope, handsome story swell front fame
brick apartment house. every Improvement. goo
condition, price 81 500. rents, S,iSO year NOR
gage g.. SOD. JOHN y. OHNEWALu. 1855 RcniSr
St, BROOKLYN.
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examine my elegant, up to dale family houses
u rooms, baths. terms to suit. GEO. p kElMi
builder. Jefferson av. near Hamburg
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SELECT APARTMENTS.
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ATTENTION. HOISE RIILnERs,

Can make satisfactory arrangements for sale o
lots In fast growing section IN Brooklyn, wher,
houses sell very rapidly. For particulars, apply
TO j. MARTIN. 81 Fast 18th st, New York City.
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NOTICE or SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
oN MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10 1902. at 10 30
\. NJ. pursuant 20 section III OF the Revised Orid
nanceS Of 1897. the President OF the Borough OF
Manhattan VIII sell at public auction, By Bryan
l." henncuy, AuctoHcct, the following unclaimed
articles, namely.
Stands, booths, abandoned household furniture
onlCo furniture. push carts bricks plankS barrels
OF cement and lime. bIllding material carts
TRUCKS, packing boAcS slot machines. iron beams
uas>tOnrN hoothlack stands. electric sNns. fac
tory materials milk cans. etc.
The sale viii begin al the CORPORATION Yard
No, 500 West One Hundred and Twenty third
street. thence 10 West lifty sixth street between
Eleventh avenue and Twelfth avenue thence to
foot of R!vingtOn street East river
TERMS or SALE
cash payments In hankahc funds al tho time
and place Of sale. and the entire removal of the
articles by the purchaser or purchasers within
three day after the sale.
II the purchaser or purchasers fails or fail to
rcMnNr inc aLuclcS within the time specified. he
or they shall forfeit his or their purchase money
and the ownership OF the goods purchased
JACOB \. CANTOR,
PRESIDENT, Borough OF Manhattan
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Can locaN you In fastest growing section o1Brook
IN, liberal arrangements made with responsible,
parties. Address ". y. COLT. n East IAN vt.
New York city
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Imports Of General Merchandise and Dry
EOOds

Imports OF general merchandise and dry goods
this week. as reported at the Custom House com
pare as follows with those OF last week and the
CORES ponding period year ago.
THIS rrfk Last trfsk Last psl,
Gen merchaniisc $40 5li rs? s. 500 81? ~ <07 sss
Dry goods ..-..... 2O3S POO 500 0ss 225a Sg2
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-28
A Stricken Family.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)

PAAIPLIN CITY, VA, Feb. 27.-Messrs
Sterling and Frederick Green. brothers.
who married sisters, and who settled here
from Red House, Charlotte county. in
December last 10 conduct the wheel
wright and blacksmith business. were
both taken sick also their wives and a
child of one of the couples. besides Miss
Mason, sister of the Mcsdames Green, all
in the same house. They have had measles
The two wives and the child referred to
are little improved. Mr.. Sterling Green
died to-day, and the other brother is i'll
with pneumonia.
a brother of the two gentlemen named
is here. who. with other voluntary and
hired help. are waiting on the sick. The
citizens of the place have been very kind
in seeing that The wants Of these stricken
ones arc mot.
Mr.. lii Gillam's three children and
their nurse have about recovered from
the measles. This disease is quite preva-
lent in the country around here.
The condition of Miss Sallie Rice, who
has been for some time seriously sick,
is more favorable to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-28
NANNY ABOUT RfDop1B

Miss Olivia, Helm, daughter OF the SUI"
nerintendent of the State penitentiary
and formerly of Franklin county. IS in
Roanoke on an extended visit to MISS
Cora Lee Lanlbki1.
Judge George W. richardson, Com-
rnonwealtf.s Attorney q Smyth county,
is in the city, and visited the Office ot
his brother. Colonel John w. Richardson,
Register Of the Land Office, and also
Governor Montague.
An engine jumped the track in the
Seyenteenth-Street yards CT the Cheseff
peake anS Ohio yesterday. and the engS
neer. William Diner. had his side hrutsef
After being treated by DIR. Nurrell. a.
the ambulance corps, he was able to re-
sumo his work.
Mrs. p. Il. Jones, of Danville, and Mrs.
John T. Gunner, OF Winston, \. c.. ars
visiting Mrs. T.. a. Barter.
Mr. r. r. Anderson, of NO ~ SOUTH
Pine Street, continues seriously ILL., HIS
physicians, Drs. r. E. Franklin and "a
w. Gee. sea very little improvement IN
his condition.
Miss Fannie Ellyson. teacher OF tne
WASHINGTON ard Henry Academy. IS
quite sick at her home, No 6S "ess
Or. Edward MCGUIRE has returned from
Asheville, N. c.
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Old Lady's Bad Fall.
,sncciol Dispatch 10 The Timcs.)

Especial Dispatch TO The 1imes.)
DEWITT, VA, Feb. 27.-Mrs. Martha
Cabincss. an old lady living a short DIS
tarcc from Dewitt, slipped on the ice a.
few DAYS ago and was very seriously
Eurt. Mir. and Mrs. Cabiness had lived
alone for many years, until about eishl
or ten years ago when he very myste
riullsly disappeared, deserving the old Wo-
man in the depth Of winter and leaving
her to the care of a nephew, who lived
some distance away.
Since this time she has heard nothing
rom him. although she has made re-
peated efforts. She attempted 10 get a
small stick Of wood 10 make a fire during
tie recent snow, and not thinking OF the
ice under the snow, she slipped and sus-
tanned quite a severe injury, from which
it is doubtful if she will recover
The SHOWS have interfcred very much
With the public school attendance, 1t
being almost impossible for the smaller
Pupils to attend.
The Camp Lumber Company are getting
their plant down as rapidly as possible
and hope soon TO be ready for work. This
enterprise will give employment to scve-
lal hundred men.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE NOTES.
Students to Aid Mr. hiinorln His Pight-Oher
Matter1

A series of meetings are being held at
Richmond College this week. The SER
vices are conducted by Rev. NJ. Ashby
Jones, the pastor of the Leigh Street
Baptist Church There are two services
each day-one in the morning and the
other at night at 7:S0 Much interest has
been shown among the young men and
much good has been done.
DR.. C. III. Ryland, librarian OF the COL
lege, has placed with the Bell Book Com
pany, Of this city, an order for the COM
plete works OF DR.. Henry Van Dyke. The
students have made many applications for
these books. There is very much interest
here in these books since the Doctor de-
livered the Thomas lectures.
An enthusiastic gathering Of college
students was held in the Law class lee
ture-room yesterday afternoon and or
ganized a. club, to be known as the John
3. Minor Club. The following officers
were elected: T. II. Williams, PRESIDENT
M. 3. Booker. vice-president: A. NJ. Can
non, secretary, and c. II. Hudson, treas
urer.
The object of this club is to further the
interest Of Mr.. Minor foI. Alderman. They
expect to have some speakers of note to
address them during the campaign.
a double Nuartette has been organized
at the college It is composed OF r. S.
Hudgins and Strubbe Mcconnell. first
tenor: T. V. McCaul and r. B. Cox, sec
ond tenor; a. NJ. Kerfoot ard W. D. Cox.
first bass. and T. 3. Alley and Ralph
Morgan, second bass.
Professor Boatwright received a letter
yesterday from DR.. w. T.. Hatcher stat
ing that he is having a very pleasant
time in Louisville, where he went 20 de-
liver a course of lectures before the stu
dents Of the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary. He also states that Il series
Of meetings at NcEadden Memorial
Church. conducted by Himself. are being
held and much interest has been shown
DIR. S. C. Mitchell has accepted ar inv-
tation to lecture st Hollins Institute on
March Stil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-28
A GIRL WITHOUT IT 4 [
PROPER PARENTS:
Judge Blackstone Gives sensa.
tionaI Decision in Divorce Case
HAD A FIGHT IN The HOTEL
The Brother of HRS. Phoebus Whips the Hired
Detective Who Testified Against the
Lady-Judge Blackstone Dls>
credited His Evidence.
HAD A FIGHT IN THE. HOTEL
(snecia1 Dispatch to Tho Times

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Feb. 27.-Sev-
eral days ago Judge Blackstone, of the
Circuit Court, granted divorce to
Frank and Nellie Phoebus, giving the
child, six-year-old Lavinia, into the GUS
tody of the mother. The father insti-
tuted t1abeus corpus proceedings to get
possession of the child, and Judge Black
stone, after hearing evidence, has decided
that neither father nor mother is a fit
guardian for her, and has given her to
Mrs w. r. Daugherty. Mrs. Phoebus'
mother.
In rendering his decision, Judge Black
stone scored Phoebus unmercifully, say
ing that while it was evident the mother
vas not fit to be guardian Of the child,
the husbands charges were harsh and
cruel and totally unsustained, except by
the evidence of hired detective, f. N.
richardson, which evidence he dis
carded knowing that a hired detective
could be purchased for a small amount.
WHEN GABRIEL BLOWS HIS HORN.
AS for Phoebus, he declared that when
Gabriel blew his horn, Phoebus would
not be there. The hearing was held at
the Hygea, Old Point, and the decision
created something of sensation among
There was q sensational sequel to the
hearing. Vernon Daugherty, brother Of
Mrs. Phoebus, met Richardson in Leon
ARDS Cafe and gave him a terrible beat
ing, Pat Daousherty having previously
deprived Richardson of his revolver.
Vernon and Richardson were arrested
ard held for hearing Monday.
A PATRIARCH IN TROUBLE. 4
"Rjcht, Worthy and Venerable Father"
A. NJ. Miller supreme ruler of 1.-THE
Sons of Israeli a negro organization,
was this morning. placed under 500 bond
to keep the peace for twelve months,
upon application Of Mrs" Mcpherson,
an organizer in the flock, known In the
phrascology of the order as his "baby
child" .
..Thc Worthy and Venerable Father
had "banished his baby child to the vii
derncss for ninety-nine years" because
she had displeased him. There arose a
row. and hence the action in the Police
Court this morning.
The military bazaar, which started last
might and will continue until Saturday
night. promises to be a huge success.
surprising anything of the sort ever
given here, and assuring to the two local
companies ample funds for their trip to
Charleston. A.;.-.