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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-05
To Remove MiIdexy.

For removing mildeW make solution of one teaspoonfuI of chloride of lime and quart of water. Strain then dip the mildew stainssin it. Buttermilk and salt are said to be excellent Cover the spots with the mixture and lay in the sun for few hours Wash out the paste, renew the application and the summing un"l the spots disappear.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-05
l heatrical Chatter sss&&.& AND .S&1.&
.@as&& AND s*.&1&
/ AtnuSetnefltS

while he was touring Europe last summer, and it has been playing the Poli circuit before going to any other American theaters.. In the London vaudeville theaters and on the contin- ent the Willis Family have always been classed as among the leading headline features, and since their opening on the Poli circuit they have been more than upholding their Euro pean reputation. Mir Poli is quite confident that it will De found a nov city in American houses. and that it will make a genuine sensation in Wa terbury, as it already has in Hartford and New Haven. The remainder of the bill is in keeping, there being an other big European act in the Schenck Brothers, two of the most marvellous acts that the foreign market has. sent over. In addition the bill includes Gilroy, Haynes and Montgomery, liar ry Bartlett and Lettie, Belle Collins, Clifford and Burke, Miss Hardie Lang don, Bennato and his trick pony sena- tor, and the electrograph with a col lection of miscellaneous comedy views. Prices are 10. 20 and 30 cents; afternoons 10 and 20 cents, ladies 10.
 DRINK"
 Interest is rife in the appearance of the noted English actor, Charles War ner, in his remarkable melodrama en- titled Drink Tuesday evening at Polls, and indications point to anoth- CT fashionable audience like that which attended "The Sultan of Sulu" performance on Tuesday evening MT Warner is classed as England's lead ing exponent of melodrama, and those who recall D. s. Willards splendid work in The Middleman'' will be pre- pared, in the light of this statement, to expect something exceptional from MT Warner. The fact that the latter has played the role. of Copeau in Drink more than 5000 times is proof that he knows how to get out all it's possibilities. The sale of seats opens Monday morning at 9. 35, 50, 75 cents and $1,
 "THE HEART OF MARYLAND"
 David Belasco's production of 'tThe Heart of Maryland" Thursday even ing at. Polls.
 MEETINGS. TONIGHT.
 School meeting.
 Bakers union.
 Waterbury association, N A. S. E. 2 MEETINGS TOMORROW.
 Sheridan council, K. of c.
 MelcIisedeck lodge, I. o. B. B.
 St Francis Xavier Holy Name soci- ety.
 Prompters' union.
 Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-05
nda View of the Sun.

Attthe First Baptist church of Wash ington, Ind, the other night the Rev. ". A. Freeman declared that hell is situated in the dark spots of the sun and that the bright part of the lumi- nary forms heaven.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-05
For Burns or scalds.

For burns or scalds nothing is moro soothing than the white of an eggs which may be poured over the wound. It is more soothing as varnish for a burn than collodion
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-05
VAUDEVILLE AT THE JACQUES.

Following the gorgeous Papinta, who will give her brilliant spectacular dances for the last time at the Jacques this evening, Manager Poli has secured for next weeks leading feature the noted Willis Family of musical entertainers. This is an act that was secured by MT Polls agent
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-05
Armor Plate.

The Illustrate zeitung says that Krupp has outdone Harvey in armor Hlate with new process that enables aEROr plate to be made much thinnegS than formerly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-05
How to Clean Doors.

Rub the finger marks with clean piece of flannel dipped in paraffin oil, and the marks will disappear like mag < ic. Wipe with q cloth wrung out of water to take away the smell H is far better than using soap aad water as # does not take off the paint.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-05
Miss Hellye Reeds Select School
 for Dancing and Department

in Knights of Columbus hall. Wed- nesday evenings, beginners classs Saturday evenings, advanced class The following dances taught perfect< ly in 12 lessons, $4.00: Glide waltzs two-step, schottischei and three-steps New beginners class starting Wednes-, day, December ?. Private lessons by appointment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-05
Holiday Cookery.

teaspoonful each of cinnamon, nutmeg
 and salt, one-half cup of butter, one
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-05
Our Trade w,,i. RuIgar1a.

Our Trade with BuIgarfa.
 At present essence of roses is almost the only article exported to the Unitedl States from Bulgaria, and agricultural machines are almost the only direct imports from the United States.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-05
PROF. PROVOST

will start his fourth new beginnersA class Friday evening, Nov 20. All those contemplating attending frst~ class school of dancing will do we'll to- join this class and be convinced that Ll cen in twelve lessons teach you tdf dance, waltze, two-step and schottisches Special price for ladies for tLis class.
 Open ds.ly. School 109 Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-05

cup of sugar, one cup of milk, one cup of raisins, three eggs, six cups Of flour. Let raise; pour into one large and ono small tin. When done, arrange as il- lustrated.. Roughly ice. Circle with holly.-Delineator.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-05
Composition of Chalk.

Nearly 300 different kinds of tiny shells go to make up common chalk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-05
Kills the Fish.

The sediment from strawboard mills kills fish by 6iuing up their gills.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-05
wants Others to Know

The woman who knows her own mind wants people to know she knows it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-05

line, being a good all round garment for the purpose mentioned. The one shown in the cut has cuffs that may be adjusted to serve as huff if de sired
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-05

''THE HEART OF MARYLAND"
 David Belasco's production of "The Heart of Maryland Thursday even ing at, Polls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
FRANK JAMeS' DEBT TO SOCIETY


production
Of ~hish haA thundeF
rtxht
n rshhe xamns AMI
ofx oaars alssraerd hHnEated
NV Ia some 90 prisons.
a mans a ma a
ing 10 IL
dsrns 10 svertsssns
Aner tnown JAIL
a
always refuse
children and misery i hssped him H hs heart hlssda
penaiy that Providence FrcednfeaH
What wsxaes. from th- inaaai who hiss bsn criminal
committing and
II insvitAals II can't be aoased II and Of
methods 4 .
the straight.
outlaw he
robbed
business pap
saeIesy
had and he
the exband and BE- remembered the robbed
ontiaWs
blessings
flaming
POSTERS huuilates and ashamed
could evaded beginning
pay o M u he
about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
STENOGRAPHY AND DIVORCE

snoxraphy a II become
il a already
employment
The other Cincinnati Pmah
Like naturally
husband followed
Iah her with torrent Of uaaseniy spithets
made pcuresqus
In9eIelty.
sss~sfsa III court Ts
husband Wildly
= eannof b. mistaken
pert Henograrht's accuracy.
itis incident =
NRss, u1 - e make the divorce
h'uAea wife, ~
Of suobv
'et OF masking living afteruard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

british ambassador hinta IA strange
thiHFs. as II b. feared foil play I
shall have urgent need 81 YOU ~ the
frat AZ October. our charge DAT
fairies u 60 return home oa account
~ ~ health and ynur appointment
90 that office n a matter of 4 frs
days
Maurice whiatied THAT Il good
news / have asa excuse a. NEEDLE
iie sent g. his ruam and baekied On
bis spurs ana Slipped bis revolver
into q pocket Onea akpin IN the
office. he ordered his hlfae 81 be-
brought around
"cefiaialy." said the clerk Then
in los TONES There hes bnen r.
caftaus exchange Ia saddles. fnau-
aleuf
"Naadiesf'
Yves The saddle IN your ataii L.
curl1usls enough. stamped with the
Hfina 81 the house ~ AuefhsssfE.
Hos thai military natdie came into
fhs slahiis is more than the Efpama
can HaiFa
"0. saM Maurice. that - al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

right TIE horss aaI saddle kslsHE
90 nada1u tho duchess ! haFs been
visiting as The Red Chateau I shall
return lH ths usofuInK
"Ah said the clerk. With 4 fur.
glvs smile Nhich Asuflcs Loaf
Here are twe istiep that must
act Ia tonlEhta mails. Maurice
said ard also this telegram should
- cent 81 nncs
A. monsieur desires An. came
near tsfHTstiHK. There is a note Tor
monsieur. u aas huFftsdiy
uriften note from Fitzgerald
In tied's name. Manrics. why DO
yoa tinKsff Tomorrow msfufn Z
those eanaoi. must be here o. they
viii be eaalsHs Hasten. yoB know
what Il means 10 me
TITzgEHAIsU
Maurice Erinneds Madam be-
rumss impatient What viii they
say Nhsn I return empty HANDED Z
iiks aa not madam vii srruk4 fns
--an8 Fitzgerald wlil belisve hsrt
The archbishop That ar.
counts fsf this bald move And hnw
the deuce asa he set hold Of themf
! give uH
10 hurried TO the street and
sWinaiuH Into the saddle Ealiapsd
around ths palaces into ths avenue
Past tbs Residence nf neauvnin he
went. aud. gazing up At tho tlRhfissss
windows cold Of short duration
seized bis spine. II han bean a
hairs breadth hetwixi him and
death
THE city was falling away behind
and . yellow Kaunr ruse over ii Thr
lake tufnhiad ln minnnahin6 MAur-
ice tack 60 dreaming aHaln hope
and e thousand starr. love ana a
Thousand dreams
God knows ! love her. bot what's
the USE I dii not dream she *.
listed and nov she l. more 20 me
than anything else Ia the world
Why ! wonder whyr look into 4
pair II brown eyes and am seized
with madness I hope Fnr what ?
The gratitude OF a princess and .
dog and for this q rose
~ the midst Of hts rnvcFie Maur-
Ices rowing eyes discovered moving
shadows psrhapH half a mile IN adj
vance
"HeiiafH IN. what's thaf7" some
thing flashed brightly. like silver re-
flectinF moonlight then came
hteiv. and later Maurice caught an
echo nf pistol shot
Again the flash A carriage Of
some sort rolled from side 70 side
ana two smaller shadows followed
ita Wild flight uuea-two three
times Maurice saw the sparks and
heard the faint reports lie became
excited. Then the moon came out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

gh~ efe~d 0rsssf@ ~rrs tafkias
KnsftsuisiinE ard fisarsshins toe
evening papers
'aTha archbishop has dismissed the
cahiuss sTfais imminent
The AnAirian minister has re-
called hia inyitatlutss To ths embassy
hail
Court con wafssasssia --e
agaiinufgrf ard meauvis. too
The ktmg 10 dfinN ire
archbishop has been 9ivup rus paS.
sss
-Ths army wgi rsvois unisss
Iiesasts = Feeailssi
Maurice waited - hear 80 murr.
hut fastened ta bur an sxsninr
PAPER Hr founa al Tlabofata &c.
inE TIE day Nan Wsiieu4isaa Aad
bs.en relieved ~ the finance Mot
irutaff % the police. tsssbefz 81 for
eiEu affairs and fIeauvaIs OF his
spaoietH There remained only the
marshal The editorial Nsee vkrairnt
in Ha attack on the nFehhlshnp.
biustrfsd and thrrsfsnrd. ard pfr.
dirfsH that the fan ~ ihn dYfsastY
wa but matter af q few hnufy
~Aud this u the beginning Il the
end. said Maurice throwing aside
the paper What Wlli happen nrxt7
The els preiAtn - not = MAN 20 play
~ the aaiisry Haa ha found out
the double dealing II Heaa ats And
where t. Prince Fred~risk n the
rrscunf There IL something Ksaiug
on and what u ts only me zfeeh-
bishop kBowr ! saY. butrti rihkes
the hiaa8 grow warm
He fylmst 40 nothing TIE aa4aaHf
he af.ftfsf dawn ~ the attitude -
spectator the better for hifn To
NEEDLE even Us q private capafity.
would be 10 ieoraf1iEs his dlpi9-
matte career.
A porter touched him on the
shoulder
- iaffFr for your sxcciienry
n vas from the American minis
tor IN Vienna
"My Dear Carewa have
service e. ask ~ snu The british
minister IL worried over the diaap-
pearanns ~ n fellow .e0unifYuen.
Lord Fitzgerald. lie set ouf far uiei-
49, 49, aal4aas 4a44t .saal.t a-4s.a
him up n nothing vas. heard ~ him
within = week Twa weeks have
some Knowing you 20 b. IN Biei-
hsrE I believed yuu might take the
trouble to look into the affair The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

a CHANCE Ribs ~ THR NfuuT
Maurice. who had wisely Slept the
larsrf part ~ the fay and auiussd
himself IA has raa.H until aKehigs.
came aut ou the terrace a. alnukv
hes after iiunur cigar
Well hrrHa another Gay gone
be unused. fntbins bis elesN ~hioh
vas fes aiiff am anxious a.
know what that sinner Nuauxaia IL
iains Has T. pulled az Stakes of
has Hs stas1J - set b. phank 81
uaf ! haHa hes sailF hHa ; bad
inaian. iIeHE a. II seems that
have pqkrd M heaa into every bsaf
ifnH iu the tinkaega. ~ an asif4ss
from lowing the stramaiie To tals
e. s ataa AZ ! sassss ia hla aHd o.
fhfeafeni tie sa#a ! vas fuaaE 4
was. but ! FfsN Hidsi aNFfi ziAs
= Hhr adventure. hHt H. aaHss a.
give tbs eniauH3 : aa5A isfta III h.
asea nfN first. off the isiaFd / ~.
What turn that picture afklnes
gave Hf' I kfisN hlm in a saeuna
and tke thn ass I nah. I tQl1 hlf1 81
z should ifhe e. see Firsefsld to-
uisht And nha tHH Haufe has 4haae
erfili'fs atraf IL iaaaa aFafnsf the
pafHtssf NJ haH fauf ~ .lHs attl
/ IL f'einee FrrdeFteA had Nshafs yed
rat sd eea=a I'll easakf
E48a
~ uiountet = shs yrFana :. atsi
inatlsed tht sarpfessea ssa isuleti "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

skim milk
maaauafalira
uH rrea am
Things are sci
dem hat
they seem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
A LITTLE QUESTION. THAT'S ALL

The local oHas %
would lAe g aas
line The cU the fa requiring kaf''
not Ia iettsff
stY snfeFseA rasagrrF wea not BE- allowed 70
platform ha' ihsf In
atned ard TIE
aAar s nsediesss subjected q
q opfuinE and
the seas ~ with
q protest esh
ssiny
feslz asasHn vasnt Death
- sIsndius uukuar1sa epvnins
s,hstr mauiFeiats ns
treuts 3 = aae pFiytssssf
esaaH=as ksas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

aNNaFHfa
Aaafiee CafeeH4 attached a the
I American lrEailon ln NinnHa while
/ seakiHs adventure "a ulrlbafH. enc
counters biz friend. i.ald iahH rita.
Eefaid Whose father. when nriush
/ minister % she uaHpet kinHtam ter
/ fHarz before. protected itns teapHid
| from piats NJ his aHusiu the It'd Duke
josef. and made a .iarsc loan g. the
government
ptisaerao desires q assist the bed
/ riddeh .kins - extending the lean
| tflsnas af The aaashtrF ~ the tate
Duke Aasef aiuana whom d Col hrau-
NaiH q the fuYat enifsHaiefs. seeking
I O. hiaee her uH tiie throne, attempt %
I prevent him e'rawH ifinre F'fHfetiek.
- earnaNis. about e. marty tho
/ fflnaess Aicxia. m4atefiuusiY aiaap-
issaHa
After Aaurlee meats tht princess he
and Hstffsefeia are abducted rs hs
auehess and confined al Red Chateau.
where bitsH.fala falls hnneleazlf ln
I low with their haatesa. white her
/ ffisH1 thr Caunsess af tfsfaNerG
hfnusea Maufias. The American A.
bee seat On fiieihFrk 90 tesufa the
I hiateH bonds fiHdiHa iheF haFs hetH
sfslrH Maurice capture 1oiaa KHpf
q Hpf in thc crlpiaY - Col taaasata
wha s#eaIss hF a feaa
Maafior frsauea thf princess dnF
( aua e thanked - bsf h.Ehpees IN psr'
asn
o. shs nfaht before Maurice
sfFtses korf ais Isses Co Hfnlssr. the
I iHa kesnsF q plaf - Festivals fHf the
I ahaaati ~ Use nFinreaa
kaaf dtsraFrfz fAa hidden tauda and
steHts them Maufies aszfn
utesfa ne pfinrasa 81 thH archbishop .
palace
she eiees hiss 6 fei Faaa Maurice
iN faNffaH ~ the Faaaas - HHaHesia.
iss ssseassTs that TIE riiHoHi ia an
aHteest u0hiamsn q Aaatris axainai
ehsHa hr has ErutEr ffsaHfais
sesss - siii hin ard ghss FfsHses g.
HaNH
Msuyies ptus ths easi tat spares
I iaaassls life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
HATS OFF TO
MANAGER 6UNTZEN

tsaasly
reelptert
Sounds ke fairy tale there which haa
enpyes string
ufisth colunbs Railway which
e sspytaE Eieni toward g
fhs aenpai profit SHARING
eYentWheh ne Al the
earnings anlauy
ustlsfsstian 81
teea discussed hs
he
praefa cperaaa
Of Il a
friendly spirt tsssgd tins 4 kegs the me at
The
pFofn Il Is
d EvsFy
n =
employers money.
fsws him help the business
h.
rAr on % Maasssr Banssn Nay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

l- too late" he said. Come. let IA
80
The princess still remained "a the
rustic bench bee head waA bowed.
bat her feare Aefn dried
20. tiun. ahu y whispered. and yoW
and / shat ans,n b. all ai1ntf+
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
ANOTHER WORD F0R
4 CITY LABORATORY

Tb
otheFWts
skim $ suapisou
aautersion everywhere. they
dastardx tricks like the
ed milk certain punishment
few olive cit is afange
eaFmaiade ffut ienGes
methods earay
q th pates ely laboratory win Ia
hed nhk poisoned eeet and sdateraed provens entire
cafs If trr faaaIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

A cheek for
So
~ - alu "a
vel aiue ami fAr-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27
A REUNION
AT TRINITY
Prominent MethodistS Are to
Gather To-Day.

From all parts of Richmond prominent
Methodlsts will gather to-day within the
portals of Trinity, the mother church
of the denomination In this community.
and will review scenes of the past, shake
hands over old times, and renew IN az
tachrnant that has not passed away
with the years.
For more than a hundred years TRINITY
as q church has been standing, ana OUT
OF 1t has gone all that is Mcthodist IN
Richmond. reunion of It's old members
such MS ia now contemplated FOR the rlrst
time lis practically gathering OF the
Methodist clans, and II the plans mace
are realized an interesting gathering II
ought to prove
The service by the Sunday school VIII
come fret III the ordnr Of the day.
The following invitation has been sent
out:
eve find that your name occurs on
the records of Trinity Church or sun
aay-school and as we desire to h'"o
Reunion Service next Sunday, Septein-
Der 27th we send you loving invitation
to be present with us Plan TO attend.
We are sure you will enjoy the scr
vices.
surdav-schohl rally OF 9:3o a. NJ
Special sermon to "old People nj
HOO a. NJ.
Special sermon to Young People at
500 p. M
The years are going rapidly by. the
CANCEL of Death, Is busy; let us gather
together with grateful memories OF inc
past and buoyant hopes for the future.
The mighty King still leads his hosts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27
SOLDIERS BEHAVE
BADLY FIRST DAY
Defy Civil Authority and Com
pei Release Of One OF their
Number from Jail.
(By Associated Press.)

CAMP YOUNG, WEST POINT Ky !,
September 26.zThe denizens of the little
town of West Point given their first
taste of excitement to-day as the result
of an incident following the arrival or me
regular troops by the trainload. Nearly
15O0 troops had arrived when Private
Sparks. of Company NJ, First Infantry,
which arrived from Port orter. Buralo,
n. Y, was arrested for some trivial OF
fenso by the town marshal and placed m
the calabose Owing to the hustle OF ar
rival, and the fact that many of the DC
tachmcnts had not established camp ana
guard Ines the streets were full OF SOL
diors. The word was quickly passed
around "a delegation sent to inform ihe
jailcrs that unless Sparks was released
in twenty minutes the soldiers would
storm the Jail and take him The TWEEN
ty minutes expired without the jailer be-
Ing able to secure assistance and he r.
leased Sparks. The soldiers avoided mak-
ing any demonstration while awaiting the
jaier's reply, and Sparks had secured MS
freedom before tho army officers learned
what was afoot.
All the regular troops representing every
post in the Department OF the Lakes ar
rived to-day, and by nightfall had pitched
camp. #Hf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27

day night at No. 1119 Decatur Street, by
Mrs. 7. H. Betty, for the benefit of the
Masonic bazaar.
Rev. r. H. Bennett. presiding elder OF
the Richmond District, will preach at
Fifth Street Church tonight.
Leon Blnford was acquitted by Squire
Cheatham on tho charge OF shooting En-
nett Mason. and Bennett Bass was fined
50 for dsorderly conduct.
The members Of the Episcopal Church
at Chester are arranging for an elabo-
rate entertainment to be given on next
Tuesday night at the home of Miss
Mabel Robertson, at Chester Several
persons from Richmond will take part
in the exercises.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27
DEATHS,

BoZZr,LLI.- Died, at his residence, No,
10 North Twenty-hfth Street, at 1880 a.
NJ. Yesterday morning, after several
weeks illness, sEBASrIAN A, BOZ
ZELLI, aged tillrty-elght years; horn
in Foggia Italy, he leaves wfe.
city to mourn their loss,
Funeral from above residence THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock,
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend without further no.
tice
TENDER PC 1909 Il, 4.80 A. M. ISAAC
DEyANPORT. OF Ellerson, Hanover
county. Va, IN the seVenty-sixtl year Of
his aSe. He WIS married October 70,
1855 to Susan Emily Wngiield, of Han
over county. lie is survived b. his Wild
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27
Corporation Commission.

The Corporation Commission have now
returned from their inspection OF the At.
lantic Coast Line Railway properties, and
to consider the accumulated applications
for charters. No charters have been
granted for the past three days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27
Services for Church Members

Special services for the members of the
West View Baptist Church will be held
this morning. Rev I. NJ Mercer, D. D.,
pastor, will preach on the subject Pros
perity and Power of the Church. DR.:
Mercer Is particularly anxious that all
members of the church who can possibly
do so will attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27
CHURCH NOTICE.


BAPTIST,
GROVE-ANENuE BAPTIST CllURCIl,-THE
pastor, Rev, j. b. HAWTHORNE, n. D., Will
preach at II A. NJ. and 8 r, ~. Subject OF
morning sermon The Principle Which WIN
Regulate Gods Final Judgment OF Men" The
sermon Will be an answer TO questions from
honest skept!rs, and special Invitation ia cx-
tended to all such Subject OF evening sermon.
''ilow and In What Sense Can Mnn Purify
Himself"
CHRISTIAN,
WiiST-ESD CHRISTIAN CHURCH (ON NOR
ris Street, between Main and Floyd Ayeuuel -.
Preaching to-day by the pastor, Rev. HENRY
PEARCE ATKINS at II A, ~, subject, ''The
Message OF RON ms, and AT T., n, subject
rCounting the Cost" Sunday school al 0:8O
O'clock. Seats free. cordial welcome awaits
all.
corner seventh md Grace Streets services
SUNDAY at u A. 81. sul s.l5 T. VI, conducted
by Ecy, H. - G, MACLACnLAN, Of shelby,
Vile, Ky. Public cordially Invited.
q "a "a " e.a ~. y: -A..
Bears the Inc Kind You Have s'aays Bougs
''s. e lMszzzNzz.::.:@;,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27
Engagement Announced.

The engagement is announced Of Miss
Eugeiita Al. Balm. daughter Of Mr.; and
Surgeon Frank c. Cook. of Norfolk to
navy. son Of Rear Admiral F. A. Cook,
n.Led States navy. The date Of the mar
rage Is not announced. The bride-elect
Is we'll known in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27
hGr. Pe~son the Winner,

Later news from the election in Greenes-
Vile and Sussex to choose Democratic
candidate for the House of Delegates,
reverses the result announced yesterday.
Mr.. ]. E. Person. Of SUSSEX is the noml-
nee, and not Mr.. Southall, Of Greenesville,
as first stated. Mr.. Persons plurality In
of MIR Southall In Greenesville. The re-
suit Is regarded as victory for the Mann
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27
BIZ Fire in Graenville.
(By Associated Press.)

CHARLOTTE. N. c., Sept 25.-Flre at
Grcenville. S. c., to-day totally destroy
ed the plant of the Brewer Printing Con-
pany and the Daily Herald office and also
damaged the Edwards furniture house.
The loss Is estimated at $4,000, partially
covered by insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27
Carolina, I5; Guilford, o.

Especial to The mes-Disnatch)
CHAPEL HILL. n. c., September %
In one-sded game to-day the University
10 North Carolina defeated Guilford by
score Of IS to O. The features Of the game
were the two long runs of Newton and
Moan, Of Carolina.