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No Wonder

After the performance of when
Reuben Comes TO Town az th'
thratcr on "wednesday night man
coming out remarked that 90 Whr
the best show he had seen iu two
years Careful inquiry revealed che
fact that he had iunt come down
from Alaska that morning
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GRAIN SHORTAGE

TACOMA. April ~ According 10
estimates made ~ State Grain In
rperiur Wright the wheat crop for
thls season VIII fail g. per cent bee
ioW that ~ last year dur to on
tremciy cold weather and high
q. ffHH
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MORTALITY RECORD

The body % a. r. fippinrotl who
disd ln this ciiy Last Wednesday
MSS thls morning shipped tp BARNES.
Vile. ohio, by the Collins sherman
Foley 90
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4 savings account 10 a friend 90 ad -
tefEity Begin now. open nn ar-
count. " olny with 81 oo and get "a
hank book With the American Saw
iurH Bank n Trust Co. corner soo.
ord and Madison. open Saturday
evenings 8 To
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Do, Lidslo esrmsn Sane

Have yUu beard WT II not. take "a
up to the hsttlcahipH and Pleasant
Reach tomorrow. One ticket entities
Yuu 90 stop AZ both places Boats
leave Colmuu dock n t0 and ~ o.. m..
las. 2.is. 4 % Aud 10 81 b. "a. ...
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MISSING
Inquiries Come TO the Police
From Many Other Cities

Lpt,rrs uahur for tNr miHrlne
como % tho Seattle police lnliy 70.
q, Grace. ur taU Cores Ht.uut. LnH
Angeles. ia nuzluua Goo know thr
Whcreuh0uta OF Adulph faul.ir. h.-
ll"Fed TO 1.-Two lu thlH tlib li|H
mother died recently ana hr pr
enoe IL draifrd Ht hia homo to frtio
az the estate.
j. r. Kitchen. or Hushyillr, iul.
hhH asked the assistance OF thr local
police ia finding hlH ruu LcWlh EHn
Kitchen. who 10 Dol rlmurgi Orb ln
Seattle,
Iu January. 1898. Mr. Fannie
Erlmiedem4u iru Salt Lake tliy
Tor Seattle Since that tWr hnr
friends have had 40 tiapc az hrr. A..
r. Allison. of Haiuhfldg~. IND. BIOS
asked tho Seattle police 20 find hrf
II possible.
ADtsertsd wife
Mrs. -. Harmon. of lbis Grant uy-
ruuc. San Francisco. iH very anxious
81 learning thr whrtcAbuuu Of hrr
husband 81, Harmon who she says
deserted her and tnu small thlllrDH
three weeks ago Tho efriuE huas
band ia believed 90 De- 500 Seattle.
Mary Ann Walker of AimUuiet on
tnriu. wants 90 uHd her brother Jack
Walker whom che haH uHt rrrn fnf
o. years. iir iH believed o. have
gone 60 Cape Nume.
! Gary phelpH. or Mansfield ohio.
has asked thu police to lu1E up i
o. Phelps tr.. hiH ron. aged IA yrHfn.
who was last heard from Boo Seattle
600 May. nearly one yrur ago.
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rs THE SUPERIOR COURT Oh
the state of Washington. ia and for
the County % KING George p.
Fay. plaintiff. xa Charles Mui.
cahey, defendant. No. atg53. Sum
mons Of publication.
The state Of Washington 90 the
said Charles Mulcahsy. defendant
You are hereby summoned 60 APP
pear within sixty days after the date
of thu FIRST publication of this sum
mons. to-wit. within sixty days after
the 10Th day o. March. tsai2. and de-
fend the above entitled action Ia the
above entitled court. and answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff aud serve
a copy Of your answer upon the un-
dorHlgued attorneys Tor PLAINTIFF az
their office below stated. and Ia
case OF your failure so 60 do iudE
ment will be- rendered against you
according 20 the demand ~ The com
plant. which has been filed with the
clerk OF said court
The object OF this action - 70 fore
close a mortgage upon she northwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter Of
aeegion twenty two (el. township
twenty four (2D north. range four
90 east. vs.. NJ IN kluE county.
Washington. given by the defendant
Charles MuirAhry % II. A. Noble "a
secure his prumfsaory note for tho
payment ~ six thousand fsoo0l dol
lars on August ~ tsaT. with interest
az the rate 81 eight per cent. pwr an
mum until paid: (which said prumis.
sorry note and mortgage was their.
after. FOR n vaiun bic constferp fiun
assigned 60 piHintif1 that the enfirr
principal - said note ja unpaid exc
rept the sum - two hundred thirty
nine and bfto0 t239EO dollars. ard
for an Attorney fee of five per cent
~ the amount found due uu provided
IN said note ana mortgage. and for
costs and general relief
PETERS a POWELL
Pustofiice address. Rooms 20 Dex
ter Horton Rank building. Seattle.
King County. Washington.
Date - FIRST publication. March
Tffh 1909
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.NORTHWESTERN
COM MERCIAL
COMPANY

g0i g0g Pioneer nidg stcnmghip Agtn.
FOR NOME AND TELLER;
IS. q. Centennial. Sailing May 20.
s. s. Oregon. Sailing June I,
g. g. Discovery, Connecting at
Nome for Goloun Hay. Tissue River,
Teller AVID Good Hope Ray.
Agents Tor the Wild Goose Rail
road Co.,. through bills az ladinK
from Seattle ca Hammer station.
For Passenger ana Freight Rates
apply az General offices 4ui and 90.
Pioneer Building. Phone uluu 80.
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Seattle, EdmuudS
and Everett
The rnlatlal Steamer
CITY on EVERETT.

Three Round Trips Daily.
Leaves Seattle Z "a. m, ~ IN. and
. y. ~.
Leaves Everett o.l5 a. M. ESQ and
7,ia D. IN.
Phone. James 1891. Cainnn Dock
10. II. SCOTT. Mgr.
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Marion rtreet apd First ave-
'Hfth fferNnt nfls, oi FLORENCE house.
ha Madison street.
1"h rre.m,t candy storo room. gol
siath rryeIuct Iusuets youtt ruon.
basement uf count, courthouse.
lt1lt Warn.
l1wt Precinct Wufrbnuae rHsr uf on.
Use. oowpton lumber sart. Western atr.
between Madison nub Hnaur .trrets,
reeond lfvrintt HWreney'a Plumbing
Htorv, 2ii University street.
nhiri hvyinei hiykrrton'n Auction room
louith rrtsinct. Eastn,an's stables. riuh
ave. and rint street
rir,h rrc'pct uolon iaryuuo wo,bs.
TM tfkr Htrtrt
sIsth Precinct Carpenter sbor. ioeo Third
SIXTH wARp
rlrt Precinct Westaoa t'uol oui,e SOLO
ffut HNr
seeond rtvsnt, Nierlwan's real estate
hird rrreiuet. statcroom OF Monod NO.
rual gsia t1rst ave-
tonfth Precinct basement 81 benny
school l1fth ave. and Wall street
sixth ave. and plivn street
sENEN1tt WARD
liret lrvJintt basement of swedish
rhursh CORNER Pike street and H.ilgyuv
ave.
Second rrscIuct-Vaeant house. tis pom.
tiUa ave.
rhlrd Precinct omes Aiumfora.s ,tur
fsctoy,, cofncr Of Almy street ana Howard
ave,
tear,h rr~slnet uakcry eg schmidt a
hell~ig. iiui Harvard ave
Fifth rreeinet storvfoam 81 itaskinn A
Go. 1901 Fourteenth ave-
St1fh ffceiuet smlthn HFneety Hture
corner u liafrison ztrvot and frdyral
seventh Precinct Front ruosn OF house
SOTO Fast Madison street
hshth lrvcinei.- nnom in house % John
stanton. 30, EastlaAs ave
Elultru WARD.
First Precinct uittg uf kirtts & MIA
rrai estate $50 hrnnF uaN
secund rrreinet. UHer taatnc nur fac.
tory 80 tiArris9n btresG
Third lrreiuet ulf Pumping utstian. cor
ner of Want street ana Foutth ave. north
Fuufth Prweinrt- Nbus Hhap cpfucF uf
kuf street and 9urrn knns avenue.
NINTH WARD
ttfai frwcimcta t'olr9Futra bah Seven
tef nth ave weaf ard GRAND huairtaft
Ewins atsvst
Foufth frvelnct e. a. 3. bali. blew
ttt ave, snh Allison afrCct
titth ffrtiuEt Nnttfoam ~ MAFR hall
tlaat iort2 aseaud street and SIXTH ave.
uEfthealE-
slxth pyreincg- SUNDAY baai tent. flf.
ty seNenth ave. north and kg1atane street
seventh ttrrinet-t 81. a. T. hail SO.
80 East sevoutf secuni rtrret. near
Mwadiawu avs.
Eishth Precinct Urssa lake taathauss.
end q car line.
rhe polls "a as.f election viii to otsn
from ocie,s a. m. uuul oai4ek o. 81.
Us rrsiIFnsay whereof , have hereaui1
sat mS haad ami affixed the seal ~ said
@,g th,a 1874 DAY q Asf's ~, ii- s,,s,y
c11 c6snssselisr ass ss.oass,s cIty Gers
- tire CiU - seattle
bate q ar,t patucstian April ie ipo1
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octLlsrs ANp AURlsrs
hlt loNhN NAniAr Eys' atF. n,ss- s9.i
tar'at go rurke pauioE
nn. >. a. MAcNtNNoN 4 chspia VA.
ns kinnE neley buuams
...-.. osrEorAruN
WAeNtNu1oN Institute "a 0sts,pstb,
ssir nepoFit huiidinr Estubu.hra In
sSs,,le 'hres searr Phone Mam eoJ
.LAwRENCH HART. oste,r,tht., g,,
WASHINGTON hioek
oSfnorArulc sANrrAWtuMli.it starr
rArENr ATTORNEY
hNttNts s co. H-fe starf-uoya 6,a.
" 3 AnANs aranias colmao ma.
MUSICIANS ANp SURGEONS
hk q. srEWAl(f. er,ti.ltet d., az
eases &C vgumnn. Edinburgh Medical In
stitu,e, Boston bieyk
nR, ANNIE RussElt. "a n,ackisy.
- rtUMnING
riie \. i. CRAVENs CO. f0i PIKE ,,,c.
as.t'ns Elnnhvts and tinucru. estimates
wa n MuitIN Now work guaranteed
enc ysAr. Tel. nun ioea
0ee ~ wooahouse Co. reL. Maiu ga
RAurMAN rLuNSiNo 90, Ror al
rneo. TURNER. Tel. Green al.
ruoroCHArnERs
AAArEtR nnish'ns. Wise sullivan slE
STAMP PHOTOS as coluu,bla street
PRINTING AM BINDING
rHs ~ rress. Ar,is,ls frnuBs Easrsv.
gsais, sis. FiTsi and rae. FsSas.
bull mtOs, commercial printers. 900
aug. So WAahinKten bldg over Trosa .
shoes store Tel White 80
METROPOLITAN Press. Inc. sa1-ii - avs
& ana toi-d West WAshinEton street
ACNE -rbe Printer. ait sprtns street.
s,,eesaseF % Asrses hepet fTin,inE ga
RUNNER STAMPS
COMMERCIAL NrAMF NORRIS seheusF-
usan biock. no chsrry
SHOW GASES
SEATTLE SHOW cass Co. is:s Frrst ave.
STORAGE AND wAREuousH
so.s-s.io Occidental ave- ilsasshola gooaz.
etc. Jacobs. rreahoims & Co
TAfLoRa
4. 81 ANDERSON. eiss seeona ave
TENTS AND AWNINGS
TENTS snt AwuinEs- Mosaulto pfoaf tsnts
tusninE hose and canvas roAtss army duck
tents ard falalnx camp eafA ire s'0aia
Nedar' kina. SEATTLE TENT a
AWNING CO. Nhnifaais uanlfaetur-
eFa NaFinn ana Wtataru-
TIMERS
rENI.AY 4 RoBn phone Orven iosi.
TRANsFER COMPANIES
rHE LLOYD TRANSFER Co. phoaa Main
~, orsoe % Marion - -Musinx hsasr
fr~l9ht ftn machinery and furniture
aaS pianos. hnrsrs bearded.
EYnEs Transfer Co, Main 80
UMBRELLA REPAIRING
UMBRELLAS manufactures. reeoysrins
and general repairing 80 ANcona ave
nus. Hobesun brcs
WIRE. IRON ANp PLAfi>s
P1c1rfc Nah 8 rtaung Works. EGO lat
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- J, gialian e,unH. crNisri az
~ Alits f.st sssisf ari tr su r'rr
e. s..st rrIae saw W wt uate
~ Fns'cFi't
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MEASLES RAGING IN
SCOTT COUNTY.
Many Old People Suffering from the
Disense-Eote of the Recent Elec-
ton Analysed.

GATE CITY. VA, November S--(Spe-
c!al(-The measles is raging in severa
sections of this county. and number o.
daathr have resulted from 1t. Among
those who have died from II was Mrs,
Ruse Bowen. a very prominent lady. OF
the western part of the county. Severa
extremely old people have the disease ana
IL is going quite hard with them
THE COUNTY'S VOTE ASALYZED.
A careful analysis OF the vote cast IL
this county Tuesday shows that the
Republicans made no gains whatever, tbs
apathy and otf-year Indifference on tho
part OF the Democrats causing the chang,
nom the usual results. The Republican,
worked hard and succeeded in getttn,
out their full strength. while large pa
cent. OF the Democrats remained at home
When the vote Of the county was can
rasseti and 1t was found that Judge Rhe,
had carried the county by 81 majority.
great howl was raised by the Repubu
cans, especially that class OF them claim
Ing to he Democrats. charging that III,
returns had been tempered with.
BIG "CORRUPTION'' FUND.
They overlook the fact. however. tina,
the Republicans had the largest cor
rup,Ior fund In the history OF this county,
and resorted freely to the unholy election
methods imported by a certain element
from Republican States II the Repuhlt-
cans Of this section were as holy as they
assume to be. Eden OF old would not
have baen pure enough place Tor than
to I've In
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LAS to Stephenson taking no stock in
his wife S story. that she saw a man
other than MolineuX mail the poison pack
age at the post-ofiice, il IS Cite easily
undorsto God. OF course. it was against
the wishes of the police department and
the detective bureau that he should.
He had everything TO lose and moth
ing to gain. and would probab have lost
his position as a policeman had he said
otherwise.
Concerning the evidence OF Cornish.
where he contradic1ed himself regarding
The overcoat, the fact OF the matter Is
hat Cornish did Wear brown overcoat.
as he testified at the first trial. and he
knows Il.
Al no time in the four years that Ro-
land 3. Molineux has spent III the Tonlbs
prison and the death cell al sing sing,
where he was kept pending the Sourt OIL
appears decision on his first trlal Tor
me murder Of Katherine j. Adams mas
he been so happy as he was To-Day. hS
Monday night he expects 70 be Tree
man
NoIineux arose this morning earlier
,l,ar has been his custom. He donned
Sweater over his underwear. put on his
outer Garments in = hurry, and before
breakfast took a trot OF three quarters O.
on ho-,. II was a glorious morning tol
,varcfse even in the inclosed YARD OF
ne Tcn7hs. where the high walls keep
OH the biting winds of the early morn
ing.
Mol,oeux. after his exercise. returned
10 his cell, and. While talking 10 MS
keeper, said: ,,,o
II feel in good form now. 1t IS gro
r,cas day / hope it viii be as eilsh' DIS
this Monday p,ack
IN his summing up, Ex-Governor p!aeN
Nh dwell largely on the question OF req.
sorahle doubt. His argument VIII De so.ie
over carefully by Molin ?ux tomorrow.
No one associated with the oeie'lse
wore familiar with every phase OF .iie
"a Sc every question and answer ana no
one hrs studied the jury with more care
nam the prisoner himself.
on the other hand. Prosecutor ospo''s
;s confident of convicting the accused.
14ts strongest point Is the animositv that
nro,inelIx bore toward Cornish ana me
testimony of the handwriting experts
Mr. Osborne began work on MS SUM-
ming up speech early this morning. II.
tyiII revise it tomorrow His speech ana
mar of Governor Zlack will be master
,,ia.e Justice Lambert Will not take
,.,s.re than two hours TO charge the jury,
Ga that MoIineux will probably know MS
fate Monday night,
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visit to friends in James City.
Mr. Jrpf,,e To,,1h ic quito S;cl-

visit to friends in James City.
Mr.. Junius Lamb is quite sick.
MIR. and Mrs. William Crooks, Of York
town. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Barlow.
Mr. James FarthinS. OF Newport News.
he been visiting relatives in James City
COZ. nty.
Miss Virginia Braithwaite has returned
from charming visit TO Mr.. J. P.
Moore and Mr.. John Adams, Grove ave-
nue.. Richmond
The Rev. w. J. Northern. of Phoebus,
has been conducting Il protracted meet
ing IN the James City Baptist church.
HOME SEEKERS ARRIVE.
Mr.. \. II, Sharpe. OF Madison. Wis,
and Colonel c. II. Bower. of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway. arrived here yes
terday. Mr.. Sharpe brought a number OF
homeseekerS with him.
DR.. Nc. w Painter. a noted New York
physician, and Mr.. B. T. HaIsey. of the
same city. were among the prominent
guests at the Colonial Inn this week.
DR.. Waters. Mrs. Waters. and children.
of New York. and Mr.. Henry r Noyes.
of Buffalo. are expected here this week
to attend the Wise-Booth nuptials.
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CAPT. M'KENNON CHOSEN
CHIEF ENGINEER.
Elected by Directors OF Blackstone
and Chase city Railroad CO.
los C. Williams DenI.

CHASE CITY, VA. November S-tSpe-
cialD-At meeting of the directors OF the
Blackstone and Chase City RI Dad. held
here this week, Capt. T. NJ. Mckennon
was elected chief engineer of the project
ed road. He was instructed to employ a
force OF assistants and survey and locate
the line.
The more this road is discussed the
greater is the interest manifested. and
the Importance OF its speedy construction
and development of the section which 1t
Will traverse.
The new hotel and sanitarium here is
row receiving large shipments Of elegant
furniture. and all possible efforts will be
made to open the establishment for guests
by the 1st of December.
The railroad depot building here has
been greatly enlarged but still Its capac-
ity is taxed to facilitate the handling OF
the quantities OF freight received
The lands of the estate Of the late John
z. Boyd, situa ted near the town. and sub
divided into lots by his executors. have
been rapidly taken up. and nearly all
sold. Many buildings going UP on them.
The most serious drawback the town
has is the 1ateness and Inconvenience OF
our mail service The railroad dscrlm-
mates against us We are within three
ana half hours OF Richmond. and yet
our mail does not arrive on the same day
from there until about shutdown. The
Richmond morning papers are sold after
supper on the day of their issuing.
Potts &; Saunders. of this town. have
been instrumental in the sale OF real es-
tate here and in this vicinity for the last
month 10 the amount of s16.7+2.50. They
have also secured from Port Penn. Del.
Samue! Kustow who will establish here
at once plant for the manufacture of
shuttle blocks. spindles and other ma
teria1 fn~ cotton mills.
JOSEPH c. WILLIAMS DEAD.
Mr. Joseph c. Williams. travelling sales
man for c. W Arthur & Sons. OF Rich
nond, died from compiled ton OF all
nents at his residence near here yester-
day evening. He was IS years old. and
leaves a widow and four young children.
He had an extensive acquaintance. and
was 4 man Of high character, enjoying
the confidence and esteem of all classes
OF people. \ gentleman OF attractive de-
rneanor. kind impulses, generous and
warm hearted, he made and held many
sincere friends. and his death is greatly
deplcred.
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| THEY ARE WISER NOW,
BEDFORD FURNISHED MANY VIC
TINS FOR A VERY SMOOTH
sWINDLER.
SOLD A MUSICAL PERIODICAL.
Collected the Money, But Nothing
Came in Return Therefor.
VISIT OF THE oDD-FELLows.
They VIII Inspect n Site for Their
Home and Orphannge-EI1zs, Home
Nearly Rcady-An Amusing Inci-
dent of the Long-Ago-sIr.. James
l.. Nichols Entertains-In the So
cfa1 Circles.
Came in Return Therefor.

cfa1 Circles.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, November S.
fSpecial)-A very adroit game of swim
ding In perpetuating the study OF the
aesthetic art of music was recently prac-
ticed here by commercial traveller. A
man neatly apparelled and of quite at
tractve address made a tour of the town
in the interest of subscriptions for rnu-
steal Journal. The Etude'' He was tho
roughly up on all the subjects treated
in the Etude. conversing in intelligent
and engaging stvle upon many articles
that have appeared within it's pages. g
said that as special agent he was EN-
powered by Theodore Prosser the owner
md publisher of the periodical, to offer
me yearly subscriptions at $50 cents less
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w az 1t true
may nave talked OF having a brown
osSrcoat said Cornish, fencing.
oIash' rather disdainfuily, left 1t to
two trials he had told the truth. Corn
/ 'Sh could not seem to make up his mind,
y 'heY left MIN on the horns of the
| ,''!''Hl''a. trapped IN a contradiction of
/ us sort is as plain that Cornish's evil
ocnce would have to be eliminated from
'i'e case. AND that was a notable VIC
/ torv for the defence.
/ Mr. Black made another strong noint
by showing how easily that poison
"hlch osborne fancied was so rare and
mysterious. cyanide OF raercury-rnay be
| '"'Ehi by any casual passer-by. One of
| ms assistants. Former District Attorney
w NJ IL O!scott bought an ounce OF il
IN q drug shop in Columbus avenue as
easily as Il school girl buys a postage
stamp. Three Of Mr. Weeks's clerks did
the same They laid on Osborne's table
enough cyanide OF mercury to kill a Re
publican maSS-1neetirg.
IN The third place. q positive and unirl-
poachebie alab was established for Moli-
neanN' covering the day upon which the
po!%eh parcel was put to post. That day
professor Herman T. VuItc OF Columbia
college, proved that the defendant spent
win MN, from noon to o'clock. a man
o. EFoot. wits standing is not witness
to be lightly disregarded Joseph Farrell,
the Newark detective was put up by the
prosecution to contradict him. He is a
large. confused man. who evidently
thought he was telling the truth when he
s"ore that he saw Mo!incaux in Newark
that afternoon. That he had mistaken the
day IS the contention OF the defence
u was as has been said a victorious
day for Moineaux. The defence scored
point after point. In no instance did the
District Attorneys office hold its own
Osborne. however. proclaimed his conf
uence TO convict the little clubuan would
be crowned with success
Monday viii decide
What Is the price of liberty? What Is
the price of the electric chair?
Mrs. Roland NJ MoIineux believes
thoroughly that her husband will be ac-
Quilted She is bUoyed by the success
full efforts of his counsel TO prove him in
nocent and IS in much better health now
than she has been for several days.
This statement was made to-day ~ |
Barlow s. Weeks, one Of Molineux's law |
yerS.
She is keyed up TO a high tension |
continued Mr.. Weeks and sill be until |
after the summing Up.
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ssty Us chef victory was gained ~
l expense CT Cornish.
lHish VAS pat on the stand by O*-
tn olUeI that he might establish
sala apalrst Mrs. Stephenson charge
'4 ~ on December 3. 1888 F,= de
a-rs0ed now he had spent the AFTERNOON,
be he had visited. and the dr1nAs
b ha taken with sam Nelson 10 sa-
A t.5s was merely denial, ana
Mg De1y SO uucn as the gary thinNs
"gsth. Ex-Governor Black led MIN
- more Interesting hllds.
+ al be remembered t1ai when Mrs,
es2aen- on Identified Cornish as tte ma y
wa mated The poisonea package she
E8t-a he wore brown orercoat
yo1 Wear brown oNerco2l ti'a'
ogIlsh-Dec.mber 15d? MI BLACK
ua..y.
ne sand pornishs il is MS way o.
@yns no,
You didnt wear brown over
c9s
Re why, al that time ! d1a nov no
e"1 IN oTercoat sala cornish, Iil
aad nc went on maven 0" '!tl
@ft 2tsreoats in my lie. never "Sa'
2s1 sec. except" he added with an ar
aboat-to~n. with my dress
you did not own an oNei"oal -
MIR, 1882"
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wrath, the youth exclaimed: Ding dad
dy | told him he would lose me-" while
impotent tears coursed down his rudy
checks. This Is Il true tale as related by
al onlOokeI long years ago. What would
be the sensations of such verdant youth
could he suddenly come to this city CD as
it now appears with it's many streets,
numbered houses, electric lights, ice fac
tory, ana other modern equipments.
In Social Circles.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. James L.
Nichols entertained very charmingly the
members of the Fifteen Club at Lake
wood. her handsome home, on Ashland
avenue. where pleasant social conversa-
ton and dainty refreshments gave raplu
wings to the movements.
The same afternoon the members of the
Thursday Club were entertained by Mrs.
John S. Burks, in very pleasant style.
Two afternoons of each month this club
now devotes to the reading of Shakes
peare and this was the first occasion
Of The studies.
Very delicious refreshments were dis
nensed by the fair hostess, her sisters.
Misses Bessie and Louise kasey, and by
Masters Buford and John Burks and
Elmo hatcher.
Rev. ]. H. Eager, Of Baltimore, is the
guest of his fatherin-aw, DIR. c. a.
Board
Rev. Dallas Tucker attended the con-
vocation of Southwest Virginia in Bristol
this week Mrs. Dallas Tucker left Nor
day for visit to relatives in Newark
\. j., Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The hunting season is now being en-
joyed by bird hunters, but thus far there
have not been very large rewards for
their efforts afield.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09
Covinrton weddings,

CONVICTION. VA. November s.-tSpe-
cial.)-Miss Susie Toland formerly of
Covington was married a few days ago
in Charleston, w, Va. TO Mr. George
Lewis Hooper, a young business man liv-
ing at Clifton Forge.
At Gaithersburg. Md. Miss Eleze Henry
was married this week to Alr. T. Gamble
Crawford. Both parties formerly resided
here. the Rev. E. II. Henry. the father
Of the bride, having charge Of the Metho-
dist church. Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford win
live In Clifton Forge, Dir. Crawford be-
ing engaged In the mercantile business
there.