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servants. The apartments are drawn
by lot to prevent any coterie getting
together in favor of any one man.
The conclave which elected Gregory
XVI. lasted "a days.
Three OF the cardinals are elected
tellers. Two count the vote and one
announces the result. The super
vision Of the conclave rests with the
camerlengo, who has three assistants,
one cardinal from each grade-bish-
op, priest and deacon. The Gamer
lengo announces the result from a
little window overlooking the plaza
Of st. Peters.
Twice a day. Immediately aftet
mass and vespers. the cardinals meet
In the chapel and there, on tickets
so arranged that the voters name
can not be seen. cast their vote. I'm
less a two-thirds majority is arrived
at, the tickets are burned and the
ascending smoke announces to wait
ing Rome that a successor to the de-
parted has not been elected. The pop
ulace knows the hour and should the
least delay occur. eagerly awaits the
sound Of picks breaking the masonry
seals around the conclave.
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The executive committee Of the Ia
Dor carnival reports today that all
the booths lining the streets within
the carnival enclosure, with the ex-
eeption Of three, had been sold. In
one of these will be published small
carnival daily. edited by T. s. Hes
kett: proprietor Of the Labor Journal,
"A linotype machine and all the ac-
cessories of an up-to-date newspaper
plant will be on exhibition for the
enlightenment Of the public. This
whole exhibit will be under the con-
troll of the typographical union.
The carnival committee are receiv-
ing bids today for the entrance arch
to be erected at Post street and Main
avenue and for the fences and in
terror arrangements.
A carnival button has been struck
off and thousands will be circulated
within radius of SO miles Of Spo-
kane.
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WOMAN STABS WIFE At
HUSBANDS DEATHbED

SALT LAKE, July s0.--while her
husband was in his dying agonies
from consumption. Mrs. Minor VIM
was called from his bedside and
stabbed by Mrs. AL Wilkinson, at the
corner OF Major avenue and State
street. last night.
Mr.. Winn was consumptive and
lived with his wife at Richland. A
few days ago Mrs. Winn brought her
husband to Salt Lake for medical
treatment. He was attended by Al
Wilkinson. Mrs. Wilkinson's husband,
from whom she had separated.
Wilkinson had nursed Winn for
some time and when Winn and his
wife came here, accompanied them
to minister to the dying man.
Wilkinson did not know his wife
was IN the city. She saw him on
Wednesday last and followed him to
the place where the Wins had
camped
She called Mrs. Vim from the bed
side Of her lying husband and accus-
cd her OF 'aving alienated wilkin-
sons affections. This both Mr.. and
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During today the quarters Of the
conclave are left open and the cardi-
nails receive visits from members Of
the diplomatic corps. their personal
friends and distinguished members Of
the laity.
Tonight every avenue leading into
the conclave save one door Ia brickad
up by masons- under the direction Of
the prelate and a layman known as
the architect Of the conclave. The
single door left open 10 for late-com-
Ing cardinals to enter the conclave or
II one Of the cardinals should be
taken dangerously Ill he may leave.
The door Of the conclave is then
locked on the outside by the prince
marshal Of the holy see and on the
inside by the cardinal camerlengo.
Both keys are required TO unlock the
door. A guard Is then posted. VINO
inspects everything sent into the con-
ciave.
During the 10 days Intervening be-
tween the pope's death and July 30
architects prepared the conclave for
the cardinals. Cells have been board
ed of for each. Separate apartments
are reserved for the physicians and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-30

p. J. Fransioli. the grain dealer.
has returned from a vacation spent
at Lake Chelan.
w. 8. offner. prominent fruit
grower OF waila walla, 10 in Spokane
on q business trip.
Captain J. d. Miller Of wenatchee.
who runs one Of the boats on the
Columbia river. IL in the city.
J. w. Blake. a we'll known furni-
ture dealer OF Wilbur. WASH, is call
ing upon business acquaintance In
Spokane.
DIR. C. p. Thomas and wife, r. d.
Beckon and wife. Miss Maud Beckon.
Mrs. c. d. Francis and Carroll Smith
leave tonight for two weeks trip
In the vicinity of Clark's Fork, Idaho
Judge Warren Truitt. president OF
the First National bank Of Moscow.
Idaho. and A. c, Edwards. q promi-
nent real estate agent and formerly
with Rosenhaupt d Weaver. have
formed a partnership with offices In
the Fernweil block.
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Revolt Breaks Out
In Cuban Province

HAVANA, July 30-A hundred
we'll armed and equipped men are in
the woods at Santana province en-
gagged in an uprising against the gov
eminent. A regiment Of rural guards
have been ordered to the front. Presi-
dent Palma says the situation is not
as serious as reported, but the gov
eminent is anxious, fearing the re-
volt may grow. The secretary Of the
interior. Senior zero. states that the
discomfort is confined to the lower
classes Of Puerto Principe. The in
habitants of the Ceuto region are also
excited.
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SCALES WEIGHS THE
!. HEAT OF THE BODY

WASHINGTON. July s0.-Uncle
Sam has doubtless the most sensitive
scales in the world. A machine has
been procured from Vienna which
will weigh the slightest change In the
air, 1t IL so delicate that q yellow
fever microbe might disarrange the
mechanism.
A kilogram equals 2.2o4s pounds.
and so far experts have been able to
detect q difference OF tnree-one bill
lionths OF a kilosram. They expect
TO be able 10 detect variations OF one.
biilionth Of kilogram when the
scales are perfectly adjusted on
concrete foundation sunk deep In the
ground SO as to get the least vibra-
ton. .N
The scales record variations In
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Carrie Nation Calls
Police Chief q Slob.

SCRANTON, Pa, July 30.-For the
second time within "a hours Carrie
Nation is behind the bars. She VISIT
ed the superintendent of police this
morning and opened the conversation
by saying to the superintendent
You're a great big beefy slob." Be-
fore the words were fairly finished
the superintendent, assisted by a
patrolman, seized Carrie and hustled
her into a cell, where she 10 now
awaiting q hearing.
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temperature more accurately than the
thermometer. and when articles are
weighed they must first be laid ON the
scales for "a hours that they may be-
come of the same temperature as the
scales, and the person weighing must
not approach nearer than Is feet So
sensitive are the scales to changes
In the atmosphere surrounding them
that II two pieces of platinum be
placed In the pans. and balanced and
then one OF thespieees be taken into
the hand for. q moment and returned
a difference ofsseverai Rifograms will.
be recordsd---the, temperature. Of tae
body communicated to the platinum
being weighed the second time.
The government expects to use the
scales for getting exactneU In the
standards OF weights whid, II will
put out.
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testified that his father had killed
little Paul who was his playmate.
few days later he recanted after
being told by the attorneys for the
defense that his testimony would
cause his mother to be hanged. but
the effect. on the jury was nil, they
believing the first testimony to be
true.
There is no motive for the crime
other than mere viciousness on the
part of Wiltrax, who was angered be-
cause Paul threw rock at his buggy
spokes.
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POOR OUTLOOK FOR
new GOLF GROUNDS

Members Of the Spokane Country
club are somewhat disappointed over
the outlook for new club grounds in
the near future. Upon the return
from the east OF Fred Mason several
weeks ago the matter Of new club
house received q decided impetus. Mr..
Mason being recognised as the lead
err In the new clubhouse scheme.
!. Two propositions were seriously
considered, one from the Graves I'm
provement company in the southeast
ern part of town and one from Mr.
Finch for a site across Hansman's
creek. II was decided TO submit the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-30

sites to vote of the club members.
Before this could be taken the Graves
proposition was. withdrawn and the
Hangman creek proposition has
dropped out OF sight.
Several offers have been made for
the old clubhouse, but none will be
accepted for the present. Said Di-
rector B. b. Adams OF the club to-
day:
There is absolutely nothing being
done toward a new clubhouse. I can't
say when anything will be done.
Everybody seems to be resting on
their oars"
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Mrs. winn denied. and wilkinson also
protested that her accusation was
false.
Mrs. Wilkinson departed. and winn
was told by his physicians that there
was no hope for him. and he waited
for death.
Mrs. wilkinson returned to the
tent on Wednesday night ana again
calling Mrs. Winn aside. plunged the
blade of a pocketknife into her breast
just over the heart. She then fed.
Mrs. Winn bled copiously ana was
in danger of bleeding to death. While
Wilkinson was dressing her wound
her husband died.
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Tunnel coIlapses.

WHEELING. w. Va. July 30.-The
big tunnel on the Wheeling terminal
partially collapsed this morning. 1t
IL feared that several worxmen go
Ing through to factories are entomb-
ed. The accident occurred early.
when many were passing. A. score
narrowly escaped by running for
their lives. The break II near the
center. The tunnel Is 5000 feet long.
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10 Dead, 10 Missing
and so In Hospital.

LOWELL, Mass, July 30.--As a
result of yesterdays dynamite ex-
plosion is are dead and 10 still MISS
Ing, whose bodies may be found in
the ruined houses. Fifty are in hos
pitfalls. The militia this morning were
dismissed and their places taken by
special police, who will guard the
ruins.
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| MISS BOOTH Fl ANS
A $4,000 ARM0RY

I'm dealing with the unfortunate
classes. especially Maynard girls. we
have been particularly successful.
This work IL on q permanent founda-
ton. From actual figures covering
500 cases the percentage saved y
90. These figures are based on .
period covering two years, in which
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-30
In Pend d'0reIlIe.

Captain Cusick Of Cusicl<. Wash.
is in Spokane on business. He re-
ports activity in mining FIVE miles
below Newport on the Pend d'Oreille.
The ConQuests are putting in Q
double compartment shaft on their
property. The Bead Lake company Is
working II men and is in about 400
feet on it's tunnel
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CONVICTED OF MURDER
OF A 6 YEAR OLD BOY

CHICAGO. July s0.-The jury in
the case Of Wiltrax and wife, charged
with numbering 6-year-old Paul Pasx-
kowri, this afternoon found wiltrax
guilty and imposed 25 years impris-
onmsnt and released the woman.
The boys body was found buried in
Q field in a gunnysack several days
after he had been murdered. Later
Suspicion was fastened on wiltrax.
On the stand his 11-year-old son
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Moonlight Festival.

There viii be general outpouring
TO Natatorium park tonight, the
moonlight festival being the principal
attraction, the benefit being for tie
building fund Of the new Catholic
church. There will be decorations,
music and a complete evening" en-
tertainment given by the Edward
Shields vaudeville company. A spe-
cial concert will be given by Hopes
orchestra from 7:3o until $50. to be
Immediately followed by the vaude-
v~le entertainment In the pavilion.
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OLD ORCHARD. Me-. July So
The Seaview house was destroyed by
fire this morning. Mrs. Helen Martin
and Mrs. E. Stevens of East Granton
were killed. Five other women are
In the hospital suffering from inhala-
ton Of smoke.
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WASHINGTON. July s0--It 10
semi of'icialiy Understood that the in
vestigation by the war department In
to the Lyon glove contract has COM
plete exonerated Congressman Lit
tauer. as well as all army ofacers
connected with II
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Wheels Stop b
Honor klmball.

CINCINNATI, O., July 3o.-For 10
minutes this morning not wheel
turned or an instrument clicked on
the Norfolk & Western railway out
Of respect to the memory Of the late
President Kimball, whose funeral
services began at that hour.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-. July 3o.--A sub
poena was issued today for Mrs.
Kelly, wife Of Daniel Kelly, COM
manding her appearance before the
grand jury. She bears her husbands
commission to discredit the testi-
mony Of former Lieutenant Governor
Lee in the baking powder scandal,
and by letters and kilograms will en-
deavor to show that Lee Is UP, not
only as a bribe-seeker, but a. a
blackmailer. She brought trunk full
Of documents from her husband when
she came here from Canada, where
Kelly 10 now.
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Torres Given the
War Portfolio.

HERMOSILLO, Mexico, July 80
General Lius Torres, governor Of So
nora and conqueror OF the Yaqui In
dams, has been made secretary Of
war by Diax as a recognition for his
splendid services.
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WASHINGTON. July 80. - The
comptroller Of the treasury this
morning ordered the Doyle National
bank closed. The officers have been
speculating on Wall street. Resources
at the last statement were 1850. eco.
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MCPHERSON CITY, Mo-. July 3d.
The case against State Senator Sui
Ivan. charged with soliciting S4500
for = iegislative, vote in the, alum
baking powder scandal. was called
this morning.
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the girls are kept constantly in touch
and encouraged.
In such cities as Ottawa and Win
nipeg We have maternity homes, and
this afternoon similar nome 10 to
be opened here. This. together with
the personal work and shelters, are
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-01

The York Democrats primary is 20
progress today.
Mrs. T. AZ. Amber is visiting ia Sara
toga for the summer.
Mrs W. A. r. Goodwin aud children
arc IN Bedford for the summer.
Prof Hall and family will leave soon
for their summer vacation
Work has commenced on the building
for the Dirickson Bank.
Miss Annie Gait Will leave soon for
Wythevilie to remain until Pail.
Mr.. 7. $. Lacy Of Newport News,
was in town Sunday.
Mr.. II T. Armistead has announced
himself a candidate for supervisor Of
Jamestown District.
Sheriff NJ. X. Harrel has returned from
a stay ia Richmond
Mrs o J Anderson left Yesterday for a
two months visit 20 relatives in Min
uesota.
Messrs. ]. l. Flynne and Lloyd Gault
Of Newport News. were in the city Sun
day.
Among the well known Democrats
here yesterday besides those mentioned
were Messrs ! w Rogers. b II Evan.
W Clements. d A Powers and Geo l..
smith OF York county, and NJ II Barnes
OF New Kent.
Or. L. ). Foster has returned from a
visit 70 bis mother IN Mathews.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-01

suun.ts. $50 Ssvs a.~- ven-ta1t~
Pv~a~~es Tk-s ra-~~.s8n-
So n~afh-

Thsrs are -rfruisais anior~ 5ias.s -
49, SO emcng arinsais ~ aGra- -
iuRs- Tho-s tkat 49, 80 zzo~s ssnlsss~
repUtation NE knD~u a. <sNtt ptNzts
which are fou.t only IN 10 vo5cznsc
districts q Java AID sumatra. $40
Nature Tie plants zppeareBee 7ri..s
bellies - n=me. for IL - really v.ry ~
tTactt~e. beng iow z-o~szx shrub
~tth long thorny stems covered wa
osautifoi broad leaves The upp-rsur-
faes % these leaves - . md emerald
while he lower surfacs "a q brilliant
scarlet The Sewers ar. great ~hf-e
een-shaped blossoms. which ezhale .
sweet and deadly perfume
he tssth plant gross in IL ruo..
Fertile spots. bat all about st th~
ground becomes barren o. rerr- ssso,
and neither Bird nor beast nav come
~tthin vide radius % IT, They know
better. but raxh mar. with NO ,sa-ri,-
Instinct 20 guide him. viii occanionarr
niger TOO long I'm Sc vicinity. eurhan--
81 by ifS delicious and heavy frarranrr
until he experiences b. dixfrexxirv 80
fsets 81 his imprudsnce-a biin5i~y
hsadschs. which. II he stiu r~n,.,r.
vii hs followed hv temporary s.sf.
ness. commissioned muscle. o. ~ "a.
aad inssnsibility.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-01
STOLE TBE WRONG BAG.
saa EaaiaG 90 th~ Ro~saee &C .
NoanE Eski-s ~ no Lov-d itts
Eaemy's Daughter.

The duke of the Abruzzi has hrought
back with him from bis polar expetl-
ton q number q Eskimo stories, re-
porta the New York Tribune
One OF these concerns young Eski-
mo- ~ho loved the daughter q an enc
ny. The two huts ~ these persons
we're close together. but one night The
terrific cold DIPPED great cr-vasss In
ths ice. and The young mans house va
LIFT isolated
A gorge 100 feet deep ar 30 feet
eide separated IL from he igioo. Or
hut. containing the girl. but there va
q marrow bridge 81 ice left across the
SrovAA~>. And ,his. the Young man
found. would bear his weight.
E<kimOs aleep In bags. The lover &C.
sided that he would that night eroas
the ios bridge. steal the maiden be
hovSS bear her % hi& hut and th>n
bre@k down tAs bridge. 80 that ne and
she tOgsthsr might eajoy thsir honey
moon unm olsstcd
He planned very sucSsssfully Ia
sreYS. In The dead Of night- inss kts
snsmy's hut. he snAtchsd up he
maiden " her sack without A~~hnng
sny-sass Ne bors her ovsr ice bridge
~Afsly. And tAsn hs op~ned che s@ek -
49,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-01

An sgg-iaying contest vii - tie
nsxt international event. r-snsv-
one q the oest hens ia this country
lately sailed from San francisco. "a
sompsts for . pear Nth an equal
nuEnber sf AustraliAa hsnz. m
Ausar~is~a g~~srnmsoe paid ths
er~vsslnG expsuses q The Amar1aan
Poulary. and az The cad q the ysAr
viii by ~ % ne hens 81 tzs aossos.
IA Others vtn b Disposed q ~
puhlic auceaea-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-01
Z e. q Chesapeake s
sOv1e. - Ohio Ry.
To Cincinnati. Louisville, Chicaas 81
Louis, Etc.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT. JuNE -. 1903
From Williamsburg.
wEsrBoUND.

-BAvE. wEsrBoUND.
s.25 a. m Daily 20 Richmond. Con
meets al Richmond with lanes
River Division train daily for
Lynchburg, Lexington, Va,
and Clifton Forge, also CON
meets az Richmond except
SUNDAY with Local 20 Cliff
ton Forge, via Cnarlottes.
Vile.
lO:47 a. ia. Fast train Except Sunday
90 Richmond. No stops. Par
Tor car Old Point 10 Rich
moud. Connects with through
Express. leaving Richmond
a. 4. ~. with Pullman for
Cinoinatti, Louisville and St
Louis.
6.Ol p. m. Daily Fast & ain TO Rich
mond. Pullman Car No
Stops. Connects with i. II. 81.
leaving Richmond O.3OP. NJ.
daily with Pullman tor Him
ton, Cincinnati and Louis
vile.
6.32 p. IA. Daily Local TO
Richmond. Connects with
+. +. Y.
EASTBoUNp,
9.O4 m. Local Except sunday 20
Old Point, Norfolk and
Portsmouth
$3.50 a. n. Fast rain daily, with Parlor
Car 40 Old Point Norfolk
and Portsmouth
$50 r. IN. Except Sunday Fast train
with pullman ior Old Point
Norfolk and Portsmouth
No local stops. Connect.
az Old Po.al daily witl
Steamers Tor Washinutoi
and Cape Charles ane
except sunday for Balti
more, and at Noffolk witt
New York Steamer.
6.32 p. IN. Daily. Local 10 Old Point
On Sundays only connection
VIA Newport News for Nor
folk and Portsmouth.
For detail information. connections
rates, tickets, etc, apply 10 your station
agent, OF 10
" O. WARTHEN.
District FaSs'r Agent.
I. +. DoYLE, III. ". FULLER,
Gen NJ S'r. G.. Z. A.
Richmond, Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-01
Night Was H. T.rrnr

II would cough nearly al night
long. writes Mrs Chzs Appiegte.
of Alexandria, Ind. ''and could hardly
ge any sleep. bad consumption So
bad that u I walked block I would
cough irightfullY aud spit blood. but.
when All other medicines failed. thre
800 bottles OF DR.. Kings New DIS
covcry wholly cured me- aud I gained
Is pounds It's absolutely guaranteed
90 cure Coughs. Colds. Ia Gripp
bronchitis and al Throat aud L.,
Troubles. Price soc aud e. llla
bottles tree AZ L. Hcnley's drugstote
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-01

II TUE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
/ County Court OF the County of York
on the 3Oth day of July, 1903.
Mrs. (. ]. NEwMAN................p Plaintiff
against
ANDREW SHtLTL.............-..-. Defendant.
The object Of this suit is TO complete
the purchase Of one acre Of land situate
ia Bruton District. York county. Va.
sold on the DIST of November. 1895.
ia the name of Andrew Shultz. by the
treasurer Of York county, for delinquent
taxes, etc, due thereon and purchased
by the said (. j. Newman at said sale.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant. Andrew
Shuitz, Is not a resident Of the State Of
Virginia, II is ordered that he do ap-
pear here within fifteen days after dus
publication hereof, and do what may
oe necessary to protect his interest in
this suit. Aud it is further ordered that
a copy hereof be published once week
for four weeks in some newspaper. and
that a copy he forthwith posted at the
front door OF the courthouse of this
county.
A copy-Teste
T. T. HUDcINs. Clerk.
b. IT. EVAN, p. @.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-01

ne busiest and mightiest little
tnlng that ever was made is DR. Kings
New Lie Pills. These pills change
weakness iAtO strength, hstlessness into
energy, brain-iag into mental power.
They're wonderful ia building up the
noslth. Only 25c per box. Sold BY
L. Henley, driggist
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-01
No PitYShoYNn-

For years fate was after me con.
tinuous ," writes f. A. Gulledge. Yer.
bcna, Ala. II had a terrible case OF
Piles causing "a tumors. When all
failed Buckleu's Arnica Salve cured me.
Equally good Tor Burma and all aches
and pains. Only 25c at L. henley's
drugstore.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-01

II THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
1 County Court of the County OF York
on the 2Oth day of July. 1908
ELLA SPEAR. Heir at law OF lohn
Spear, dec d................. Plaintiff.
against
J. +. WlLLAMs........ ......... Defendant.
The object OF this suit is 70 complete
the purchase of "a lot of land in Bruton
District. York county, Va, sold on the
10th day of November 1891. in name Of
]. +. Williams, as delinquent for taxes.
etc, due thereon for the year 1890. and
purchased by John Spear (now dead at
ereasurer's sale OF delinquent lands
And an affidavit hauing been made
and hled that the defendant, ]. T. vii
Hams in the said suit Is no. a resident OF
the State of Virginia, il Is ordered that
he do appear here, within fifteen DAYS
after due publication hereof, aud do
what may be necessary to protect his
interest IN thit suit Aud u is further
ordered that copy hereof be published
once week for four weeks ia the Nir-
ginia Gazette, and that a copy be post.
ed at the front door OF the courthouse
OF this county on the hrst day Of the
next term of the county court of
YORK county.
A copy-Teste:
T. 7. HUDHNs, Clerk.
b. II. EVAN, p. q.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-01
Stockholders rIeeting of
Chesapeake Telephone
Company.

The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of this company VIII Be
held az Yorktown. Thursday. August
18th. 1903, AZ 10 A. ~. for the pur-
pose OF eiecting officers for the ensuing
year and for such ether business as may
properly come before the meeting.
n. 5. BIRD. Sec'y.