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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-09-17
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
Incidents and Events at Home and Nearby
Personal Mention. Etc.

Incidents and Events at Home and Nearby
Personal Mention. Etc.
Mrs. D. E. Bolden visited relatives
at the Red House Sunday.
Mr.. D. E. Bolden spent Friday last
at Piedmot on business.
Miss Mary Mitchell is on visit to
relatives in Westernport.
VIM. a. Gibbs, of Friendsville, paid
Oakland visit on Tuesday.
Earnest Ashby has gone to Pitts
burg to fill clerical position.
Miss Artie Stevenson, of Keyser, is
a guest at Mrs. Alpha Hinebaugh's.
Andrew Gender, of Washington, is
home for visit to his parents.
Miss Mollie White has gone to I'm
iontown, Pa, to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Lydia FOUGHT.
E. J. Frantz, Republican candidate
for Sheriff, was in town a few days
this week.
Miss Orley Durham went down to
Keyser Tuesday morning to visit rel
atiyes few days.
Miss Nell White left this morning
for Homecoming where she will make
visit to friends.
Misses Ollie and Bernadette Mat
tingly, of Hoyes, visited friends in
Oakland on Saturday.
Amaziah Turney, of Accident Dis
trict, visited his brother Thomas Tur-
ney in Oakland yesterday.
Three car loads of sewer pipe, all
sizes, at Naylor & Co.'S. Also car of
drain thing for sale cheap.
Mr.. G. J. Slabach, of Cumberland,
was in Oakland Tuesday on his way
to visit his father south of town.
Miss Marie Grusendorf, of Hutton,
visited Rev. Manages family in Oak
land yesterday.
Frank Browning, who recently re-
sumed firing on the Baltimore and
Ohio, spent yesterday at his home in
Oakland.
LosT-On the evening OF August
22nd, on the road from Mountain Lake
Park to German, lady's black cloth
jacket with velvet collar. A liberal
reward will be paid for the return OF
same. Address G. g., SOC Merchants
Bank Building, Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Gus a. Bolden and little SOL
George, of Grafton, came down tc
Oakland on Monday and remained
here until last night with relatives
when she returned home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-09-17
DIED,

Sanders-At her home in District
No. s on the 18th inst, Mary L.,
wife of Henry g. Sanders, aged 65
years, 3 months and % days. The
deceased lady was well known by
many and was consistent christian.
Her funeral took place yesterday, the
mterment being made at the Bed
House.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-09-17
4 Delicate and Dangerous Test.

The manufacturers OF automobile
are now getting their machines down
to fine points, and almost daily there
is some new record made public show
ing the possibilities of the horseless
carriage. Mr.. Albert Brush, designer
of the CadilloO, succeeded recently in
balancing his machine on two eight
inch planks, raised foot from the
ground. The difficulty of this feat
and the wonderfully fine response
machine must give TO the touch of its
driver can be imagined, when by ac-
tual measurment it was found that l.
Is OF an inch either way would spoil
the equilibrium. ThrObbiug as il in
nervous strain, the car stood poised
in the air;the weight was nearly ton,
and single ounce either way would
unbalance the machine. The CadillOo
is one of the best known machines in
the country, and is expressly suitable
for the purposes Of physicians and
business men. The Cadilloo can be pur-
chased for $3.50. The Maryland and
Delaware representative are the Mar
Del Mobile Company, 1000 Union
Trust Bldg, Baltimore, who also
handle this territory for the Search
ment, Yale and Waverly Electrics.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-10

The work Of reclamation % gka arid
lands OF the West Is progreaainE steadily
and satisfactorily under the terms 81
the law setting aside the proceeds from
the disposal Of p~uhJcuanda. The c0fps 81
engineers Known as the Ftraamafion
Service. which Is conducfing the surveys
n examinations, has been thoroughly
organised, especial palms being taken 10
secure under the eivil-seryieo rules a
body Of skilled, experienced. and efficient
men. Surveys and examinations are
progressing throughout tho arid states
and territories. niaps fcr reciaiming works
being prepared ana passed upon hy
boards OF englneera before approval ~
the Secretary Of The Inferior N Arizona
and NeFada. IN localities who're such
work IL prc-cmincnily needed. conrtruc-
ton 3 already tefn beErn. Ia other
parts Or thf arid West VARIOUS projects
are Ueli advanced toward the drawing
up OF contracts. these being delayed In
part BY necessities of reaching agree
ments or understandings a. rfEardH rights
Of way or acquisition 81 RAJ estate Most
Of the works contemplated for construc-
to- are OF national imporianco. ipyoly-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-10

NeFHlahY pnoposoa % estAbIlfhl four
more e~onsnlates IN the United States.
and Il IA worth noting that two are 20
be In the gulf states where a few
years ago the commodities imporlea
from Germany would not have paia
the salaries a the eonsnis-omahA
Daily Bee
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-10

Immediately aner the adjournment OF
she C0nnfesf n revolution broke out In
fanama. The people % Panama had
Ions been discunteEtrd with the Repuhiir
% coiomhia and tpey had bern sept gBisl
only ~ tie urnspaai 90 tha conclusion
of she treaty. which VAS 90 them d mat.
ter 20 Vital concern. MhrnEit became
evident thnt the tfraty vas haprlsssi,
lost the people 81 Panama rose literally
~ one man. Not a shot was tired b. 4
single man on the iathmus Ia the Interest
81 tho Colombian Government Not )
life vas lost Ia thH accomplishment hi
the revolution. fho Colombian troops
stationed Oh the isthmua. Who had Iona
heei unpaid. made commou cause viii
the people % Panama, and with aston
ishiRg uusnlmifF The new rrpuhllr val
started- The duty Of the unlied Etlts'
IN the premises was clear Isl strict a.
cordHuca with the principles lsid doaf
by Secretaries Cass and Seward in the o.
hciai documents above quoted. the Unite,
States gave notice hat it would permit
the landing % no eNpeiiuonaFy force
the arrival Of which would mean ehfol
ana deatruction along the line 81 the rail
road and q the proposed canal. and 10
Interruption Of transit ~ an inesitabi,
-coufcqueuCe me a. fact9 uogcrnmsn
81 rarama was recognised in the follow
Ink telegram 70 AR Ehrmau;
'Frne people Of Panama have ~ 40,
parenuy unanimous movement. dissolve,
their political connection with the Re
public o. Colombia and resumed their ln
dependence. when you are satisfied tina
. De facta government. republican h
form and without substantial opposition
from he ouh people. has been ostabiiahe.
IN the state o. Panama, you will ente.
into relations with u a. the responsible
gosemmsat Of ths territory ana ieok q
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-10
Cotton weevii.
Patents to Foreigners.

IN granting patents 20 foreigners the
proper course for this country 10 follow
- GO give the same advantages 70 for
eigneTs here that the countries In which
these foreigners dwell extend IN return
20 our citizens; that is. 10 extend the
benefits o. oar patent laws on inventions
and the Ike where in return the articles
would BE- ~patentahle IN the foreign coun-
tries c0ncerued-Where an American
could set a corresponding patent in such
countries.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-10

The indian agents should not be de-
pendent for their appointment ar tenure
OF ONCE upon considerations OF partisan
possible. ex-army officers or bonded su-
p~erinteucents to the vacancies that oc-
cur IS working we'll Attention Is invit-
ed TO the widespread Hiiteracy due TO
lack Of public schools in the Indian Ter
rtiory Prompt heed should be paid to
the need OF education for the children In
his Terrifnrv-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
Enl,.mo J, Wews.
OoOoOooOOOOOoooOCOOOOCoO

Mrs. 3, q. Bvens OF Newport News.
Ia the guest Of her friend. Mrs, Charlie
" Mr. ro ". i. Johnson. wife and family
are sPsHSSns so Norf ame COUNTY %l1a
The ladies Of the Paramount Baptist
Church held a very successful lawn party
last week In the church yard, and a snug
sum was realized, =
some Mss'f Time HH With his eSssin. Mr. s. Is.
Troxler, on Chestnut Hill ~ ,.,
Little, Wlngle!d Sims, who Is III with
fever is reported slightly pst tea sons
Master Jessie s and James Tn y Rcsk g0ns
ham MOO county visiting relatives;
Miss Gussle Kuhn. OF Baltimore, has
returned to her home after q, visit to
Mrs. Amelia Pendleton and other sela-
ting her niece, MIS-. Jack Mlnleton,
Mrs. James Pickles, accompanied by
little Elsie Smith. spent several Gays o last
week With Ms sSs Y i ae Mp ana mry
pea aTass M iii Is quits II af his pa.
MIS- Mrs, Virginia Quinn and niece. Miss
Yrggta Ct keGafatsHy on are Hs w.
mrs J!m y Wl ttia e w Raxs
Mrs Shelton aud. daughteE Miss Ma
hsys ESssyFs seent Sm me yas
Mrs Warren Hobson is very much in
disposed at her home on the Z A YEP ~.
h9MT ss e N'nsMtssRlshi Is 'vsSaas Lester
Manor and will also visit relatives at
West Point before returning home.
Miss Pattls Miller ls spending some
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
hrlaa ~ Mr otto sadowsky. 81 pltts-

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bride Of Mr., Otto sadowsky. Of Pitts
Miss Guulnch is vary popular in Fulton,
where She has resided for several years,
Mr.. Sadowsky is a young business man
OF Pttsburg, the former home OF the
Rev. Mr. Hepburn, Of Baltimore. has
not yot accepted the call EXTENDED 20 nm J,
3 by fulton Baptist Church on SUNDAY
a week ago. An answer Is expected N g
day or So Rev. Mr.. Hepburn occup!eo
the pulpit Of the church several Weeks
ago and was much liked by the cohsFe-
cation. 1,,,o L. II
New York on business,
he Mf eid h bome in i1 Toiedo Ohio.
Mr.. John Duke. who has been III for
several weeks with typhoid fever at his
residence, No, $40 Nicholson Street, Is
much improved.
sick with fever, Is improving,
Mrs David Cobb Is on visit to her
mother. Mrs Dowdy, at Amelia Court
''i Rev. W, B. Haslip. Of Loudoun county,
occupied the pulpit Of Fulton Baptist
Church at both services on sunday,
Mr.. Garnett Welmer Is quite sick az
the residence OF his father IN Denny
Street.
Miss Cora Leonard. of Washington, Pa,
who has been on a visit to Miss Nc.
GoYan, OF Fulton Hill left Yesterday
for her home nth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Gerhardt Of Ph!laa-
delphia, have returned home atter sTrs,in n
ing several weeks with Mrs, Alma Cup
OF Yarlna.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
Cured of Asthma
After KS years of Sufferlng.

1t will DO gratifying to Asthmatic
readers to learn that an absolute cure has
at last been discovered by pr. Schi1mann,
That tho remedy is an offectual one can
not be doubted after perusal Of such testi.
mony as that of C, W. Van Antwerp, Full
ton, N. Y, who says; Your, remedy
iSchifffmannnn's Asthma Curo) Is the bestI
eyer FUSED. I bought Q package Of our
,ed itsndd 9n Sa box n sntlpFs aSy
y since, can now 60 20 sor PEG and ssesp a.
not i done ID before for IS years and 7 thank
tVon fe,r t}n health that now enjoy, 7
hone MI Tint Won will publish this letter, that
Others I may learn q Its wonderful Yirtues.n
Sold by'ail druggists at SOC and II. 90.
Send Sc stamp to pr I; sehi frmann, Boz sol,
'st,Paui, Min, for free sam pie package.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
MODELS ], !; ALL |. ], In
!. . i |, J ! B. }. STUART 5 } ! I
Nine Competing Equestrian
Designs Are Entered in
Flsa, Contest.

seven artists are In the competition for.
ire award OF tho j. +. 3. Stuart Mohu-
nlent Association with nine fine eqnes-
TRAN models, three Of them being sub-l
United BY one sculptor, Mr. l., Amateis.
The competition ended BY Limitation on
Monday, August 22d, ana when the doors
were finally closed and locked yesterday
morning there were designs In the room
submitted by t. Amateis Ohree). George
4. brewster, Louis A. Gudebrod, Edward
Morahn11.t William 5leyers and r ~
r,riebc1. from the North, and T. A. Wei
1et, Of this city, MIR. Slevers is a5'Rich-
mond boy" having formerly lived mere.
The models, which are Of course. OF va
sying degrees Of excellence, we're nun,
bered In the order OF their arriva.' any
viii be examined and voted upon by their
numbers only. They are all In place IN
inc hall over Browns, cafe, at NO. 522
East BROAD Street, where the committee
wifi meet at some early date 70 PICK ,he
winner. In the meantime, In order to pre-
ent and avoid any OF the tricKery ana
pirc.pt]ling which 80 often disgraces ar
competitions, the public are to be rlgialy
excluded from the model room, under the
terms OF the following order, which was
posted with Mr.. Cooke, the proprietor OF
-" ~. - Mth August. 1903
]. e. B. Stuart Monument Competition:
The competition having closed by lmi-
/ ia lion on August 22d, and the committee
being responsible for the models. the
model room Is ordered locked TO az VS.
itors except the Committee OF Award un,
I'll further notice. This IL the custom ana
Tho rule in competitions OF this Kind. 1. !,
No one. artist or otherwise. except the
members OF the Executive Committee, IS
Ia be admitted without the presence or
upon the order OF an officer OF the Execu-
tive Committee, unless some emergency
shall require 1t. Those officers are:
Captain Marion J. Dimmock, chairman,
Captain W. Ben Palmer. secretary.
Mr.. Jeffry Montague, assistant secre-
tary. Gs
Mr.. E. A. catlin, treasurer.
The other members Of the Executive
Committee are General the Hon. Fttzhugh
Leo, ex-of1lcio president Of the Veteran !
Cavalry Association OF the Army OF
Northern Virginia, which Is popularity
known as the j. e. B. Stuart Monument
Association: Colonel the Hon Charles
T. OFerrall; Ma or A. r. Venable. Cap
tain the Hon. John Lamb; Judge 2. 9.
Minor and Messre. Joseph Bryan, James
r. Gordon, John ". Gordon, P. Fl. Mayo,
Frank r. Sutton. Joseph W. Thomas,
James yass, L. B. Vaughan and James
r. Werth. &: N e. VIZ
It will be remembered that the monu-
ment is to be erected on the edge OF the
Capitol Hill, right in front OF the pill
Jared portlco. 1t will cost $40. 0o0. exclu-
siye OF the pedestal. which VIII be built
BY the committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SEVEN PINES,
sos.Da@>o@9>1a9.9%D@@%a@

a protracted meeting will begin at Beu-
lsh Methodist Episcopal Church on the
fifth Sunday, on which day an all-dny
meeting will be held. there being preach
ing service at II o'clock A. M, 3 o'clock
p. NJ and every evening thereafter dur
Ing the week, beginning at o'clock. Rev.
Norman R. Smith. man possessed of fine
address and much oratorical ability, will
as slst the pastor. Rev. John r. Cuthriell
in this series OF meeting.
The electric cars are r1ow being gener-
ally patronzed. having reclaimed nearly
their norma travel. and while the present
employees of the company are exceedingly
courteous, there, are few who would not
gladly welcome back the old men,
There have been a large number OF
visitors, principally tourists, during the
past week. who after hay ing, Travelled Ia,,,e
incomplete without seeing the famous
battlefelds.
IL iii viii, typhoid fever, is rapidly con.
valescing under the efficient treatment OF
Dr.. G., Y. Collins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
1ar!lt!,o;n Heiqhts.
oooooooooooooooooooo

SSOSOS1)<S0NTSTOTO
Miss Lille Carter who has been visit
Ing Miss Pitt In Washington, has re-
turned home.
Miss Ollie Taber, OF Newport News,
who has been visiting Miss May Harris.
has returned home.
Miss Marie Carter, who has been quite
sick at her homo In Brookland Park,
is able to be out
Miss Mamie Tate, OF Washington, is
visiting Miss Coffey, OF Brookland Park.
Miss Nora Pail, Of Hanover, who has
been visiting Mrs. George D. Carter, has
returned home.
Mr. J.. Bryant O'Bannon has returned
from a Southern business trip.
George vermillera, who has been quite
sick at his home In Brookland Park, Is
improving. a
(. Miss Maggie Burruss has returned to
Louisa after visit to her sister, Mrs.
Ben. Mcclellan.
Miss L. b. Pemberton, Of Philadelphia.
Is the guest Of Mrs. George Verml7era,
of Brookland Park. tx
The Misses Brogdon entertained the
Country Club and the nurses of the inter-
mediate class OF the Virginia Hospital
wednesday evening OF their home, Lone,
some Hurst" near the Seminary, Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs r. G. Salns-
bury, Misses Mollie Anderson, Grace Kers-
man., Mary Lindsay. Lambert Davis.
snoddy, Middleton. Peake Daniel and
Hersman, Selvert, w. B. and Robert An
dersonN a slip Of paper and leaf OF
some plant were presented to each guest.
with the request to make q poem on the
leaf. Much laughter was caused BY the
reading Of these effusions. Prizes were
awarded to the most successful poet.
Refreshments we're served. III !. "a
~. a p \
Methodist Church, has left for Beck
ham.
Mrs j. H. Knott Of Ashland, > Is visiting
her mother, Mrs. w. H. Beveridge.
Mrs. 6. c. Hartin. OF South Carolina.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l.. O. Wenden-
| burg, of Edgemere.
Mr.. E. P. Saunders has LETT for Newport
| News on business.
9 Mrs. J. w. Knapp and children have
returned home from q visit to relatives In
| Indiana
Miss G. T. Watkins. who has been visit
| ing relatives In Portsmouth, Is now visit
| Ing Mr.. E. J. Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs John L. Dunnelle. who
| have been In West Point. have returned
| home.
Mr.. j. q. schissler will leave in a few
days for Baltimore.
MI. ". L. Ragland has left for Lex
| ington on business
oscar and Elsie Wilson, of Miller Ave
nue., are visiting their uncle, in Chester
| field county.
Mrs. William spratley IS very sick at
her home, in Highland Park.
Miss Mamie Coalter and brother. Henry.
have left for Ridge Springs, Roanoke and
Salem.
Miss Dora Shaw, Of Pennsylvania, is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. a..
Lighter.
Mr.. Johnnie Edmunds. OF Portsmouth.
Is visiting Mrs. Sarah Goyne.
Mr.. James Howard, of Pennsylvania,
who has been visiting Mr.. John P, Jen-
kins, has returned home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
GAINES MILL.

The picnic and entertainment at Beulah
was a success, commencing at 2 o'clock
In the afternoon and extending through
out the evening. Among those who took
part In the recitations were as fol-
lows: Miss Myrtle Barker, Miss , Ester F., .r
Owens. Miss Irene Burton. Misses Matte
and Norma Bosher, Miss Winnie oem ,,iis
Miss Annie Bosher, Miss Sarah sAllis on
Martin. Miss Nettle Heath. The guests
were invited to supper, where where { {ney
sumptuousy Toasted on the goodies. Many
ft9Ts e sR5qXedM eshee Sho was
by q horse and had his leg SO badly
broken that he has been an inmate at
the shelterlng Arms Hospital since SEP p
TO walk without the aid of crutches.
Miss 3. Williams has gone to west
PSint speSn1fda fs Mra we aames Jones is
improving. but very slowly.
Mrs, George Parker Is visiting rela-
tives in King and Queen county. - (.
sasav meeting a w nesn at q BACK
n i 20 ocio aa' a n. and in the evening:
VIII be p!SSn,9 1ob and I'd tSast 8.
~! Miss ~ Josephine syi wingo and Miss Elyle
Blunt have gone on visit 70 her sas3
s%S il A n .an eo eaya ahs S W1aso
home very unexpectedly. She expects
TO be absent several weeks,
Miss Ricketts,. of Lynchburg. Is on
Mrs. Alphonzo Bennett and daughter.
Miss Ester, Bennett. OF Richmond, are the
guests at ''The Olirs.'
Misses Grace and Maybell Balm, OF
Washington, p. c. have been visiting
the home Of lirs. George Gaulding re-
Miss Hazelgrove is visiting her cousins.
Misses Bennett. in Hanover
Miss Mamie Cartwright, OF Richmond.
ID the guest at Mrs. Woods.
Alrg. Smith, OF Highland Springs, WIS.,
tied her daughter, Mrs. Martin. during
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, OF Richmond. 10
visiting the latter's parents at Mt, ATTY.
Mrs. Bette McGhee has returned 20
Richmond after a two weeks stay Win
her mother near this place.
Mrs Camnle McGhee has returned rom
Richmond. where she has spent week
with her mother, Mrs. Burnett. on Church
Hill.
during the past week.
Mrs. X. Gauldlng spent a day with her
sister In Richmond recently
Miss Alice Lyle has returned home
much delighted with her visit 70 8alta-
moro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-25
A TOUR !; OF:
INSPECTION.
Corporation C0mm 1 Goes.
on a Trip To-Day.
EVERYTHING NOW IN ORDER ID
Business Of the Commission Working
6moothly-Mr. Upshur's Good sys-
tem-Ahumber Of Charters
Granted,

abe state Corporation Commission, con-
s.st,ng Of Judge Bev. I. crump. Mcssrs.
HenryC. Stuart and Henry Fairfax, ac-
cotnpanied by Mr.fJohn A. Upshur, sec
rotary OF the commissions, will slos,ve this
morning via the Chesapeake and Ohio.
Railway for the annual inspection Of the
properties OF that company within this
State. They will 90 west from this city
Via the James River division, travelling
IN the private cars Of the president and
general manager, and will be accom-
panied on tho trip by President George
w. Stevens and General Manager c. II.
Doyle. At Clifton Forge the party will
change to the main line OF tho Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway, and will go
thence to Allegheny. on tho West Vir'
GINA line. Returning, the party VIII take
arriving hero on Thursday eyenlns. On
the trip they will go owe rand inspect
the trip they will go over and Inspect
The itinerary OF the trip has not neen
further mapped out, the eastern DIVISION
OF the road having boon Inspected last Las
week.
Later on the commission will inspect
the other lines OF railway In the state.
AT WORK IN EARNEST.
The commission lis now getting down TO
work In real earnest in the new quarters
IN the City Hall Secretary Upshur, VINO
has remarkable talent for organiza-
tion, has evolved order out OF chaos. AK
listing when the commission located III the
Library building In inadequate quarters
and now has everything so arranged as to
greatly facilitate work Without prnc-
tical railroad man tho commission would
have been greatly handicapped IN lts
work, and the selection OF Mr. Upshur.
with his great Capacity for work, has
proved an excellent one. L5 s i5.
kt.n f<1S la "A b
commission besides Chief Book-kssper
& Wysor and Bailiff Williams, embraces
Mr.. Joseph Newly, formerly with the
+ Chesapeake and Ohio at Norfolk, as stem.
ographer: the Misses Powell. IN clerical
capacities. and MI Norvell Atkinson.
formerly page In tho Constitutional
4 Convention Business willtproceed smooth
gly1 while the commission and its secre-
tary are away.
These charters have been granted BY
the State Corporation Commission:
The Mantaplke Canning Company, In
corporatet,, OF King and Queen Court
house. Capital stock. from 5000 70 slo.ooo.
President, r. n. Pollard: Vice-Presidcnt,
w. P.twalker; Secretary, Thomas Latane
The H. j. Lewis Company. Incorporated.
OF Newport News. Authorized capital
from $4,000 to $4,000. corporators: Fl. y.
Lewis. president, and We West. J. A..
4 willet. Elias Peyser and W. c. Stuart
The Blackwaters Social Club, lncorpo-
rated, OF Princess Anne county. Capital,
from 500 TO sleoo. corporators: T. 3.
Yancey. president: E. II. Sivils. vice.
president: c. A. Simmons. secretary and
treasurer
Mcdonald & Company, incorporated. Of
Norfolk. Va. r. ". Mcdonald. pfesi-
dent and treasurer; r. A Gordon. secre-
tary, and P. W. williams Capital au-
(, ,bo,,ad from, $40 nm 10 10000. Ltta- 3