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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14
JAPANISCHER HANDELSDAM-
PIER IN GRUND GEBOHRT.

n. 10. Februar. Der hiesige
japanische uesHndte sBarenls Hayashi
hat u ,Tpkio cine. .Depesche erhslten,
mach welcher gestern zwei japanische
Kauffahrteischiffe, die "Nakanoura
Maru'' und die "Zensche Maru," /anf
der Fahrt Won Sakata mach Otaru anf
der Insel~ Hokkaido Won rvier- offenbar
zum Wladivpstock7 Gesehwader gehoe-
renden russischen Kriegsschiffen UNI
Zingelt und beschossen wurden. Die
"Nakanoura Maru" wurde yum Sinken
gebracht, das andere Schiff aber ent-
wischte den Russen und traf spaeter
w~ohlbehalten i~nFakujama auf der oben
erwaehnten Insel Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14
BOESWILLIGE ~ERFINDUNG.

L o n d o n, 10. Februar. I'm Ober-
hause erklaerte heute Lord Lansdow-
ne, der Minister des Aeusseren. die
russischehB acknowledgement dassGross-
b~ritannien Wei-Hai-Wei fuer die japa-
nischen Operationen gegen Port Arthur
hergegeben habe, fuer gaenzlich unbe-
gruendet. Soviet er erkennen koenne
handle es sich UNI cine boeswillige En-
findung.
Lord L%ansdowne fuegte hinzu. err ha-
be an den britischen Vertreter i'm Wei
Hai-Wei t~elegraphirt. um zu ermitteln,
OBJ irgend Elm Zwischenfall vorgekom-
men sci, der auch nur den leisesten An
halt zu der Nachricht gaebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14
MACH CHEFoo %BEORDERT.

w a shington n, d. c., Is. Febr. =
Bel dem Marine-D Department lief die
Kabeldepesche Elm, dass das Kanonen-
boot Wilmington von Hongkong mach
Chefoo, gerade agegenueber Won Port
Arthur gelegep. ,abgefahren list. Der
wilmington" wird vor der Hand In
diesem neutralen Hafen liegen bleiben,
UNI i'm Nothfalle dem amerikanischen
G~esandten In Picking. sowie den in Chi
ma akkreditirten amerikanischen Kon-
SUN ais Depeschenboot zu ,dienen.
PATRIOTISCHE DEMONSTRATION
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14
BEGGING

st. Louis, Mo, 10. Februar. VIM. J.
Lemp, der Praesident der "Lemp Brew
ing Co.." hat sieh heute erschossen.
Man vermuthet. ,dass er SIGH aus Kum-
mer ueber den knerzlichen Tod seines
Sohnes das Leben nahm. Herr Lemp
war IS Jahre alt und sehr reich. Err
hinterlaesst ausser seiner Wittwe zwei
Soehne und cine tTochter, Frau Pabst,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14

DAMPFER ''wILLEHAD". - Der
Dampfer "Willehad" faehrt heute
Morgen gegen T~agesanbruch NIT 6 Ka-
jueten-s und SO Observation-Disclosures
gieren Won hier mach Bremen alb.
Unterwegs mach Baltimore befindet
SIGH der Norddeutsche Lloy-Dampfer
"Schemnitz." der zuerst in New-York
anlegen wird.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14
EINE sEEsCHLAcHT.

Tientsin, Is. Februar. = Won Ching
wang-Tao. ungefaehr $50 Meilen nord-
westlich Won Tientsin, wird gemeldet,
dass man Sa,uhf hsohef' See schweres &C.
schuetzfeuer vernommen' habe und
wahrscheinlich cine andere S~eeschlacht
i'm Gange sci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14

q BESAHEN DIE BRANDSTAETTE.
Fri. Alice Roosevelt stattete gestern
in Gesellschaft der tGraefin Rossini,
Gattin des russischen Botschafters, und
mehrerer anderer Damen der Brand
Earl D. Pierce Won der Bundesarmee
begleitete die Damen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14

crosse StefDiacfakelt III Ger ietZten Wo-
chez Muir Gin Todesfall durch das
Feuer.
e, Die l~etztw6eehige Sterblichkeitsrate
war die grozsfc in Baltimore in den
letzten vierffJahren. Es starben 244
Personen, gegn 215 In der gleichlaufen-
den Woche des Vorjahres,- 232 in 1892
und 2S2 in 1901. Nur Elm Todesfall
wurde direkt durch das crosse Feuer
v~erursacht. Die hauptsaechlichsten
Todesursachen warren: Lungenschwind-
sueht 81, Lungenentzuendung As, BNoh-'
chitis TO-, Influenza 10. Diphtheritis 1,
Group /, 1ScharIach /, Rheumatismus 4,
Observation-Disclosures. rs. Herzeleiden 16,
Unterleibsleiden IL, Bright'sche Nieren-
krankheit is, Unfall 5. I'm Bayview-
Osyl starben 3, in Hospitaelern 81, in
andeRen institution Q Personen; % In
rpueste wurdeni gehalten. Ais geboren
wurden 80 weisse und IS Negerkindef
gemelden. .si-,.. " =,
,Gesundheits- Commissaer DIR. James
Bosley war gestern bei'm Mayor und
machte I'M darauf aufmerksam, dass
die M~iliztruppen massenhafi erkran-i
hNhp = Sic oCti iCilo e
dem kalten Wetter nicht aushalten
koennten und deshalb unbedingt durch
Bundestruppen abgeloest werden
muessten. Der Mayor aber e~ntgegnete,
es lasse SIGH absolut nicht a~rrangiren.
dass Bundestruppen mach Baltimore
kaemen, da hier klein Aufruhr herrsche,
und nur in dem Falle die Bundesregie-
rung helfende Hand reichen koennte.
DR.. Bosley sprach. gestern lei die
Befuerchtung aus, dass die zahlreichen
Besucher-v Won Philadelphia und York.
Pa, die Blattern mach Baltimore brln-
gen werden, da in lei beiden Staedten
die .Seuche EUR Zeit sehr stark auftritt.
Err. ersucht deshalb allie Aerzte der
Stadt,- tverdaechtige Hautausschlaege
sofort zu melden.
Der G~esundheits : CommIssaer list
unzufrieden nit den Plumbern der
Stadt. Vieie derselben, sagt er, thun
Plumberarbeiten und stellen Wasser-
Closet Nerbindung nit Abzugskanae-
len nnd Jones' Faellen her, ohne die
Erlaubniss dazu erlangt zu haben. Err
wird die Polizei ersuchen. Elm wach-
sames Auge auf die Plumber zu haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14

den sihifischen .unds Kasan-D istrikten
yum aktiven Dienst beordert werden
sollen. Die Behoerden sind EUR Requi-
@sition des benoethigten Pferdematerials
ermaechtigt. /,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14

wETTERAUSSICHTEN. Fuer
Maryland ind den Distrikt Columbia
truebes, waermeres Wetter, gefolgt Won
Regen und suedoestlichen Winden;
kaelter am Montag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14
as. ..sss,.ssA. 81
FRAyEN

Berlin, IS. Februar. - Der deutsche
Kreuzer "Hansa" hat die Frauen und
Kinder Won Deutschen Port Arthur
mach den deutschen Besitzungen in
China Rebracht.,i 1850 -+-~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14

Crosse ~sterblschkelt in der letzten wo-
che.a- Muir Gin Todesfall durch das
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14
MoBILIsIRUNG DER REsERvEN
IN SIBIRIEN.

p e t e r s b u + &, 10. Februar.
Elm kaiserlicher Ukas. Won 10. Februar
datirt, list erlassen worden. Err YER
fuegt, dass allie Truppen in den militae-
rischen Einrichtungen in den sibiri-
schen Militaer-D istrikten in Kriegsbe-
reitschaft gesetzt, dass allie Divisionen
in der fernoestlichen Statthalterschaft
auf Kriegsstaerke gebracht und dass
die Armee- und Marone-R Reserves 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14
e sTADTRATH


sollte gestern Abend um 8 Uhr wieder
in Extra-Sitzung zusammen treten,
aber nur der erste Zweig hattie elm Quo
rum. Nachdem Herr Bond Won der II.
Ward eine v~erordnung eingereicht
hate, welche der "Baltimere-Ohio-
Balm temporaer erlaubt fuer die Be-
foerderung Won Zuegen durch den Belt
Tunnel Dampf-Lokomotiven zu ver-
wenden, damit sic der Strassenbahn-
Gesellschaft, deren crosses Maschinen-
haus an der Pratt-Strasse theilweise
niedergebrannt list. ihr elektrisches Ma
echinenhaus ueberlassen kann, bis das
Maschinenhaus an der Pratt-Strasse
wieder aufgebaut list, vertagte SIGH der
Zweig bis morgen Abend UNI s Uhr.
Hr. YIN. C. Smith vom zweiten Zweig
hattie eine v%erordnung in Bereitschaft,
welche dem Mayor die Autoritaet giebt,
cline Commission zu ernennen fuer die
A~usarbeitung Won zeitgemaessen Amen
dementen zu den b~estehenden Bau-Ver-
ordnuagen. Die Commission soil aus
Ewei Arschitekten. zwei Baumeistern
und einem Await bestehen.
FUER uNTERsTUETzUNG.
Das Won Mayor McLane e%rnannte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14
8attimnrer
staot Morekbu@

bic ibgt @sbnuns felt S,m 20. e,ttsss1 ssvsAs
ittt batta sba Sirmtn, bic tints N<abauRs
sorIun,tmtn btabe4tistu, iususn oetaaish, IN
cine corrttit ansabt In BEN gad F4sr ~ t<is
Zen. bic etrausstbtr espon ioah:d sbsHu@ri&tissk.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-14
DIE L

Hay hinsichtlich der Neutralitaea Chi
mas den Maechten unterbreitet hat, zu
beantworten. Els erscheint zweifellos,
dass der Car sich in dieser Frage zu-
erst NIT dem Statthalter Alexis in Ver-
bindung setzen wird oder vielleicht
schon gesetzt hat Fraglos list Russland
aber ebenso daranf bedacht, irgend
welchen Unruhen In China vorzubeu-
gen, vie die Yer. Staten, znmal der
Umstand, dass China seine Neutrali-
tact noch INNER NIGHT erklaert hat, zu
Be%sorgnissen Anlass giebt. In der
Thatsache, dass Japan die Strassen
Peking's NIT grossen, die Siegesnach-
richten enthaltenden Anschlagzetteln
ueberschwemmt, erblickt man einen ge-
wandten Schachzug. UNI Husbands
Prestige in China zu s~chtedigen, nit
der NIGHT zu v~erkennenden Absicht anf
schliessliche Her~beifuehrung zines
B~uendnlsses der beiden mongolischn
N%ationen, dem die ''gelbe Gefahr' auf
dem Fuse folgen wuerde.
Die Stellung der einzelnen Maechte
der Note gegenueber genommen haben,
list Russland bekannt. Els weiss, dass
Deutschland und England dieNote SYM
pathisch list und desc beiden Maechte
SIGH nur bezueglich derMandschurei re-
SCI Writ verhalten. Grossbritannien hat
dies often gezeigt, indem es SIGH wei
gerte. der Hay'schen Note seine be-
dingungslose Zustimmung gu geben.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-06-11
WILL WAIT FOR
DR.. MOWBRAY
Preachers Will Submit the Baker,
Cofkran Case TO Him.

\ short session of the Baker Corkran
stock deals investigating committee of
the Wilmington NJ. f.. Preachers Asso-
citation WIS held Friday AFTERNOONS, last
week, but no business of Importance was
Transacted All the members We're pres
cnt and it was decided to take no further
action in the matter until Presiding Ell
der y. S. Mowbray returns home on next
Thursday from the General Conferences,
row in session mt Los Angeles, Gail
At that time the fuI reE@lt of the COM
mittce will be laid before the Presiding
Elder for his approval. 1t will then be
necessary for n further invcst CATION,
and if the charges against Dr. Baker are
sustained the pastor of ASbury Nj. Il.
Church, Wilmington, win be compelled
to vacatc HIS pulpit until the next SEES
sion of the Wilmington VI. f. Confer
cncc. The Charge will then be filed by
some one appointed by Dr. MOwbray
and at the Conference session the case
against DIR. Baker win he tried.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-06-11

the postal service who receive more than
81, 400 a year. of whom there are more
than GOO, only % can be promoted. OF
those who receive less than 81 400 only
80 per cent of those who have been rec
uriiomr,ed for promotion will he made
happy AND yet, the Democrats, in
their state platforms, love to harp upon
the eNtlHvagamcc of the Republicans in
voting away the public money.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-06-11

The dwelling, barn and other build
in%S on the McWhortor farm, on the
Smyrna road. near AlillngtOn, tcnanted
by w. J. Rnlfe. were burned ONE day last
week by II fire of unknown origin. The
buildings We're insured for 81 600, but
Mr.. Rolf's furniture, etc, was not COW
cred.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-06-11

Handsome, wealthy and young Con-
:lw>Smar Nicholas Longwolth, of Gin
inrAti. who was often seen in the COM
pany of Miss Alice Roosevelt. when
Congress welS in session in this city, is
happily in st. Louis ut the same time of
Miss RucEevclt'S visit. lie told the wo-
men ut the Exposition city that lit is q
singular thing that it is your sex argl not
milr that showed such am interest in
Miss Roosevelt. | am Snrc she liS.ik,k
it very much" or course. Mr.. Long
worth ought 10 know. To escape the
snap shot tirnd while in that city Miss
Roosevelt wore heavy Will completely
covering her face. Even then she was
taken" veil and all. and her picture mp.
ptHrrd Oh the first page of one of the
principal newspapers
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-06-11

The body Of Grover Hubbard. Of
Rock Hail. Kent o"uEty. whose drown
Ing WEES reported hast week. wu.> lrr,V-
cred by Il Fisherman on the n ne ~f Swan
Point on last Friday morning. 1t had
been stated that youag Hubbard had
'rcn rescued ANA carried TO Newport
News, but the report was fu,,.. G.a the
Ealty rescued wara another VOTING man.
The expert who has been invcsti-
eating the nCcOu!t~ of Grfautiuy CASH
Ter Finmry, of tine Second National Bank
of Belnr, Hartford county. has about fin
Shcd his labulS Enough has, hc.u learn
ell to show that the StcalingS have been
going Cn for seven or eight years AND
that the aggregate default may reach
$4,000 The bank will be reimbursed
to the extent Of the liability of the bond
5.OO0-and the value Of Mr.. Fin
ney'S property
Professor w. G. Stevenson, for the
ld>t four years head of the department
Of commerce Of the Jacob Tome InSti-
tutr, Fo1t Deposit, has rendered his res
igration {" take effect at the end Of the
present school year. Professor Steven
son has been elected to the chair OF com
mcrcc ana finance in thr James MiliEin
University, at Decatur, ILL.,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-12
FOR BONDS
That the Opinion of Mass
Meeting

Last night 80 citizens. all taxpayers,
met in the courthouse pursuant TO
rcqucstoi the Business Mems Association
90 consider the method of securing mon
ey tor public improvements. MIR. ]. b
SpSs>-T yl,sideu.
After disS ussion by several members.
which brought out the fact that no one
opposed the building of sidewalks, but
that there were some who thought IT a
better plan 70 issue bonds for the
amount. TIE following resolution was
offered by Air Peachy ana adopted:
Be It rrsoivedrh hat the Common Coun-
Gil be requested 10 meet ia special ses-
sion ~ reoO nsider thcsF action IN levying
a direct tax Tor pubic improvements,
and instead thereof have a bond issue
sufficient 70 attain the OBJECT,
Inc secretary OF the meeting was d.
rected 10 give the members of the Coun-
cil a copy OF the above resolution and
ask the president 10 call a meeting at
once. A committee composed OF Messrs.
3, ID. Peachy. Wynkoop and Walden
was appointed 70 appear before the
Couucil and explain the pOsiuoa taken
o. the taxpayecs present.
IL was sis uIhcant that every man who
spoke Was empuauc in saying mat be
did not oppose the levy OF IS cents as
made Dy TIT Council, which II Is under
| stood Is 20 be used tor public improve
mcuts. AZ was only the method OF
securing the amount needed. The bond
issue plan seemed 10 them TO be The
easiest and most equitable way OF rails
iug the money.
he meeting thought that perhaps th,
Council had the power now. with th,
voters consent, 20 issue bonds not
exceeding . per centrum oi The assessed
real estate. according 70 section lO33g
page 42s. of the Acts OF Assembly.
There was not the slightest disposition
70 criticise the Council. but rather al
inclination TO praise IL for doing some
thing" There IS every reason 20 beiiev
that If the Council viii read the section
referred to, il will find that II has IN IL
hands the power 20 order an election
for a bond issue. and get enough none.
thereby 20 DO all the paving needed a
onetimc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-12
RA0IUm HAS TRADE VALUE.
Experiments Bring Discovery That q
Diamond Becomes draphits
Under Itn Rays.

In the course Of some experiments
concerning the effect OF the emsnation.
from radium upon diamonds. Sir VII
liam Crookes made q curious discov-
cry. When a diamond was placed IN
the path OF the rRdiations Il was con-
verted from the carbon crystal into
the common form OF graphite. while IN
addition It's color was quite CHANGED
As a result OF this strange metamor-
phosis Sir William Crookss suggests
that the ratiam rayE may prove OF
great commercial value 20 the jewsisr
since BY this means diamonds which
are Of Indifferent and defective color
may Be appreciahly increased 10 their
commercial value By treatment under
the radium rays. He also observed
that prolonged action OF the ratium
also increased The Intensity OF the pale
eolOred gems.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-12
Observation-Disclosures

The Newport News Daily Press Of
Thursday has the following occount
of ne marriage Of MIR. Gabel Himmel-
wright. Cab~l formerly lived ia York
county. aud Is well aud iavorabiy known
here:
Surprising their many friends in this
city and other parts Of the State. Mr..
t,. G. Himnelwright. bookkeeper for
the commission hOb>e Ut Harwood s.
Curtis. aud Miss Maude II. Burton.
daughter of Mr.. &. K. Burton. OF Middle
sex county, were quietly married yestcr-
day afternooD at O'Clock in Peters
burg.
The cermony was performed IN TIE
parlors Of the Chesterfield hotel. by Rev.
MIR. Taylor. pastor of the First Baptist
church, Mr y. o. Webb. of this city, be-
ing best man aud the only attendant.
Miss Burton lived ia this city for q ve
years and was until recently book keep
er tor the Southern Bell Telephone Com
pany's local ofhce. She resingned and
went to her home in Middlesex some
weeks. ago. From there she went to
King William county. where she was
the guest OF Miss Ellen Johnson.
Leaving her friends home. Miss Bur.
tou went 20 Petersburg. where she v as
met by her nance and his friend. NJ
( Webb.
Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple went 70 Norfolk, wher,
they boarded a steamer for Baltimore
After visiting Baltimore. Washington
New York and Philadelphia. the bird.
and groom will return 70 make thcii
home IN this city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-12
Disastrous Wrecks.

Carelcssness is responsible for many
railway wreck and the same causes
sre making human wrecks OF sufferers
from Throat and Lung troubles But
since the advent OF DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs.
and Colds, even the worst cases can be
cured, and hopeless resignation is no
longer necessary. Mrs. Lois Cagg OF
Dorchester, Mass is one Of many whose
life vas saved by Dr. Kings New Dis
covcry. This great remedy is guaran-
teed for an Throat and Lung diseases
by /. Henley, Druggist. Price soc.
and s1. Trial bottles free.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-12
Our Advertisers.

Meyers Bros, Newport News greatest
department Store. has al abundance of
store news this week. The shopper
would do well 20 see their offerings
Phone your orders.
w. b. Poythress & Co. advertise their
justly famous Gold and Grippe Cure
No4," ]. IL. Stone the well know urug-
gist handles the cure here.
Read For Sale and other ads. on sth
page. Every page has an attraction
for the buyer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-12

Dr.. John Blair Spencer left Wedues-
day for Norfolk 70 be associated with
DR.. W +. Driver, a prominent specialist.
Or. Spencer Will be succeeded mere by
DR. Keith Briggs, OF the Virginia Hospi-
tai, Richmond.
Dr., Spencer has many friends here who
wish HIM every success III has new and
larger held, although deeply regretting
10 lose SO promising a young physi-
clan
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-12
Change of Schedule.

The A. o schedule changes tomor-
row. There viii be no local trains on
Sunday hereafter. During week days
the train that now leaves here at 7:i6
a m westbound viii leave az s:26. Tie
local westbound that now leaves at :. 80
will leave here at 6:32. Disregard ( *
o schedule on sth page this week, as 20
change has reached Us.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-12

E1~Ok SALE CHEAP.-Owiug to my
advanced age and III health / viii
sell my business stand, consisting
OF 2 acres of land. house, store aud barn.
situated at the cross roads, Fish Neck.
Grafton district, York county, ; miles
from Yorktown. Also my farm known
as Holly Point" cotaining 7It4 acres
nicely situated on the Poquosin river.
and fronting on the Main road; mile
from store. Good truck land, part clear,
balance IN timber; 4 acres good oyster
shore. Mrs. MARoAREr PHILLIPs.
Address ]. ). PHILLIPS, Pcquosin. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-12

i was taken severely 81 X with kid
ney troubls. tried al sorts OF medi-
iclnes, none OF v hich relieved me. One
cay l saw an al, OF your Electric Bitters
and determined TO Try tbst After taxi
ing few doses ielt relieve,., ana soon
thereafter was entirely cured, aud have
not seen SICK day since. Neigh
bors of mine have been cured of Rheu
matism, Neuralgia, Liver and Kidney
troubles and General Debility" This
is what b. + Bass, of Fremont, \. &.
writes. Only soc. at L. Henley druggi st
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-12
\ Quiet Marriage

Miss Ruth Virginia Bufin was quietly
married Tuesday afternoon TO Mr.
Junius A. Stewart. merchant of New
port News. The ceremony was perform
Cd by tbs Rev. ~. J King OF the Presby-
teriau church. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
left on the evening train Tor their future
home in New port News.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-12
Doesn't Respect Old Age

Its shameful when youth fails to
show proper respect for old age, but
just The contrary IN the case OF Dr,
Kings New Lille Pills. They cut of
maladies no matter how severe and ire
spective OF old age. Dyspepsia, Jaun-
dice, Fever, Constipation all yield to
this perfect Pill. zoe at l.. Henley's
Drug Store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-12
A Runaway Bicycle.

Terminated with all ugly cut on the
Lex OF j. b. Orner, Franklin Grove, Ill.
1t developed a stubborn ulcer uny Yield
ing To doctors ana remedies Tor four
years. Then Bueklens Arnica SalVe
cured. It's just as good for Burns,
Scalds, Skin EruptiOns and Piles. 25c,
at l.. Henley's Drug Store
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-12

A chance 20 win $4,000 Is offered TO
re aders of this paper by the Oxford DIS
tillng Co. They will present this q
mount 10 the person guessing nearest
the number of votes received IN the COM
Ing election of Parker and Roosevelt.
For particulars address the Oxford Dis
filling Co., $50 II \. Howard St. Bal
timOre, Md.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-12
IA RNIER'S
INSTITUTE



Nr Eugene G. Rowlev. OF Bielers. The
Young farmer who landed the Farmers
Institute idea here fortnight ago. hiss
written 10 Nr. 40 Mauck. of York
town. "a member of the State Board OF
Agriculture. 60 secure his cooperation.
Mr.. Rowlev got am encouraging letter
from Mr. Mauck. Va ho promised to bear
the expense ofthe institute and to fur
nish a speaker for each day ct the Inst.
tutc.
The county committee has issued a
call TO the farmers 90 meet at the court
house here next Wednesday. Nov IS,
az p. m. 60 meet with SIR. Mauck and
arrange tor the institute. The cali closes
with these words: Farmers wives are
especially urged 60 attend. Z he com
mittee wants 90 get the whole family
interested in the work of the institute.
which Is a good plan.
A large attendance next Wednesday is
looked for 10y all concerned. The tar
mers should be present and take a hand
la the work before them. IL is bound tc
be not only a profitable but a pleasant
affair and one that Will have a good eli
| feet IN the community.
As soon as the programmed Is ARRANGED
it Viii be published aud distributed al
! oyer rne counties. The merchants her
Win offer certain premiums for product
/ OF the farm. etc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-11-12

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