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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26

byterian Church, as the Christians were Il,
enniJ minority. He replied I would rather
BIO AN elder IN the Presbyterian Church than
a member OF the Japanese Congress. He
not only was eIeeted to Congress from his
province. but was four times elected Speaker,
and II was said that avery day before the
House opened for business. he would bow his
head 10 ask HIS God for guidance in the days
business ".rust think.". said Rev. Mr..
fT3eauchatnp. "of the Speaker Of our lower
House OF t,onRress. .Cussing joe Cannon. ask.
sing ODD for guidance IN his duties. wouldn't
that he IA spectacle ~
REV. Mr. Bcauchnmp y Is one Of the vice.
presidents OF the tl-saloon League. and has
been active In pushing the work OF the league
Throughout the State. - !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
A Mixed Family.

Especial to The 4 Times Dispatch . II
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. July. Y ee5.---Mr.
John +. Carneal.g OF Spotsylvania county, nus
a turkey hen, which has in her young brood.
five turkeys. ak chickens and seven par q,
trldges turkey hen mage u v inr
laying a nnmbss q eggs con,meneed setting nj
gone hen tsrs under the turkey When hen
cut with the varied brood as stated. a The
Sparridges are fed with the chickens a s tyr, n
psrtridges lceane lost iron, their partridge
mother, and sought refuge under the turkey
hen while she wds setting. and In that Ma !!
became part ot the family Many persons
have called a. Mr. carneal 9 n home TO see
N Mr9 NV p p sknker prominent farmer OF
the Moss Neck & nelghborhood vs. In g, Caroline
county. has Just finished threshing his wheat
Mount Vernon Council. No, 1o2. Junior Order
United American Mechanics. OF Newland,
& Richmond county. is preparing to . build a
snewSnall for the order. which numbers olie
$i.,.ndrs and nine members and IS IN 4 q
#nnl,,slns condition, q bis picnic yin Re
given OIL Thursday. August 4th. for this obs
feet. and there will be, dinner, refreshments.
public speaking, music and boat riding Work
on the new hall will commence In a short
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
Another Accident.

Especial to The T!mes1 pispatch.)
sPEARIsBURG, YA, July 225.--- lille at
tending a circus here Saturday, ", H,
Thomas a prominent merchant and farm
Ell. WAS shot With al pistol by Ace IL ely.
Mr.. Thomas, with his flfc5 family and IA
number Of lady friends, was near the
ticket wagon when Frank Lucas. who
was drunk, became profane and abusive,
and on being requested by Thomas to
deslst became more profane. "a nd he and
Thomas We're drawn Into q Il difficulty,
when Kelly intarfered, and, being struck
by Thomas. drew his pistol and shot
three shots. one ball entering Thomass
left breast and one entering The thigh OF
this county. BIZ s. X, ss s
I Thomas is thought to be In q danger
Gus cnndit lon Davis Is not SO bad. e Lucas
was fined for a misdemeanor and Kelly
Is inFjail iting trial. HI s3'3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
f1ER WIFE
MURDERER | {,
Posse Forming in !, Princess Anne Anne
to Take Frank Sat
tcrthigl1t.
MOVES WITH HIS i. +; RIFLE e
Three Young Fellows Struck
MOVES WITH HIS HIS RIFLE III L..E
Three Young Fellows Struck
by affair, and One Killed
and One Injured.

Especially TO The Times Dispa tch.)
NORFOLK, VA. July 25.-A posse Is
forming In Princess Anne county to take
Frank satterthight, the murderer Of his
wife, who is reported barricaded In the
house Of his father, eight miles from the
scene OF the crime.
1t seems that after the tragedy, Satter-
.thight went to Lynnhaven Station Of
the Norfolk and Southern and there brag-
ged Of the deed he had committed TO
some bystanders. Is
fathers garden. gathering cabbage for
dinner, but ne never moved around with
out having a rifle close beside him.. vs.
FIRED ON a BURGLAR. IL t53
a white hobo In the act OF entering a
rear window OF Mr.. D. 81 Suffers home.
al o'clock Sunday morning. was fired
at by Mr.. Suter. The tramp Immediate
w bolted and was not seen any more orc,
Mrs SUITE. fnotter Sof Mr. Suter. was
found inside the house in a state OF hys-1
terra, being greatly frightened by the ap-.
pearance Sof the burglar trying to gain
an entrance. "A;
$s{ The petition OF Mr.. D. Lawrence Groner,.
stockholdcr In the Chesapeake Transit
Company, for a mandanus to compel this
company, II Mr.. siJ ohn IL. BacOn.i It's &SecTe-s
tary; MR. 8. w. C. Jones. treasurer. to
produce the bylaws and books Of the
company, was heard 4 in the Court Of
Law and Chancery to- day and the case
was continued until August lat. II
/ y! "a DISAGREEMENT. @
ASdisag reement has arisen in the newly.
established board for the cxaminat ion AND
licensing OF working plumbers in Norfolk.
The question g under consid ton rs Is
whether the board shall extend Its Eu per-.
vision equally over the plumbing business
for the year or 10 ! it all In two weeks
and take well earned rest for the
other fifty III. E ~
8 Mr. Guy one OF the members, desires
to hold al the meetings as rapidly as pos
sible. as long as there are any candi dates3
to be examined. Each time Mr.. Guy
serves he gets IS. M Is sta ted by some.
Mr.. 81 Guy desires @ to earn his salary as
soon as possible. DR.. Sutton, another
member opposes this proce ling, as being.
in conflict With the law. MI. Orr is also
in opposition to NJ r.. G n.y.
STRUCKgBYs TRAIN tti}8}
N Elmer Cotton, eighteen years old " Kill
ed; George Hunt. ighteen years old, Sc
.riously injured, and Bernard Cooper, ur a
injured were three young fellows struck
by the fast south bound express on the
sSeaboard Air Line Railway Sunday morn
Ing, while sleeping on the tracks. ~ five
and asllalf miles this side OF Littleton. n.
Gal three were Portsno 18th lads and
the injured one and Bernard Cooper are
now In the city. T he inquest will occur
tonight 3SSss s'5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
BOMB IN THE CAMP. q.
Teachers Must be Vaccinated
.s5t5 55sis fs3 ~ 0I1if n 81

~
Especial to The Times-D spatct.l
III WINCHESTER. july z. SC w
Harper J .aV " Ferguson and w. Q. SeHell.
three young men from AUS ALA. re
touring this country for the purpose Of
investigating fruit and "a griculturall con-
ditions. S @3s
They were al Apple Pie Ridge, westSof
town, last week, and & We're very much
pleased with fruit conditions In this To-
caIity. st The young men ii are II students
at the leading "a gricultu college II US
tralia, and will ma Ike known the Eresul tot
their observations through several of the
agricultural period icals: ? s9i
The county board OF school trustees has
cast a bomb into the camp of the FREQ
'erick county teachers that is calculated
to bring forth protest from those OF the
tea chers who discountenance yaccinat ton.
Some months since. when there was a n
5epidemic8of something like sc ubanl Itch.
the county board issued an order tina a y
school children should be va ccinated but put
many pa rents objected and some OF tn
teachers fatty re fused. No wthe board
decides that all who expect to become
tea chers at the coming session mus II be
yaccinated and present the board With
satisfactory evidence to that Of feet. sis3
& Odette Tyler Mrs: r. D. shepard) has
"a n enga gement to go on the va udeYille
stage, and will sh ortly a npea IN vi le.
little play called #. The Maid, the Nj use
a nd the Man. She has recently written
a play OF her own, In which she may star
later on. odette Z yler Is e iaselna tins
actress. and she and erghusband, who
summer Mt theirEa ttractiye home Dose
Farm, near shepherdstow W. Va.
have frequently played In this city and
III Richmond Mr. Shepard "a pneared I'M
der the stage name of r. p. Lean,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
ssWHo rs MoRToN?'' !,
The Admiral Received an AN

(special to The Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON, p. c., July 25.--In navy
circles here the laugh is on Rear-Admiral5
Yates Stirling, OF the Asiatic squad ron. n
& Paul Morton. Secretary Of the N ayy,
comes in for a bit of giblng, too, and the.
President, who placed an ''unknow in
that chair of the Cabinet,s catches a faint
fa Secretary Morton sent a cablegram to
Stirling the other d y,. conta aiming lns truc-i
lions. IN accordance With custom. he
sEasidd hf tha aa!XM Notions appoint
ment to the post Of navy chief ha d !. not
reac hed the Aslattc squadron, for Stir
ling Is reply came az ssI q
&@"Instructlons eiyed, Will be carried
nut. Who ls Morto 2, ~ s
SIT Is thought the. admiral was not long
sngobtaining the tlon he soul ht.s
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WAS SHOT DOWN
AT HARRISBURG /, Il
w. II. T llon1as Fatally Wound
ed in the Presence Of
His Wife
(specIal a Is The 5Tim1ies- Dispa tchI'

d PocAIIoNTAs. VA, July 2 255:.---Ny VI, H,
was walking with his wife, & when he
met tvs men 4 who were swearing and
using Indecent language. Thomas tried
to- mako them behave. but they did mot
propose to be dictated to, and Thomas
had knocked one down When he was
shot BY the other. The ball entered
above his heart, A bystander. named
Davis. was also shot. Both men are
in critical condition and may die. i
Thomas lived lii Pocahontas for sew
eral years. having formerly resided In
Pulaski, Va. He is a brother Of Mayor
j Fl Thomas, of Keystone, W. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
Young Peoples sUnion.

(specialTto The Illness ispatch.l
WINCHESTER, VA, July 25.-The elev-
enth annual convention9o OF the Virginia
branch OF the Young People g Christian
Union OF the United Brethren Church adj
GERS were elected as follows: Il. A. Arm
strong. Of Luray. Va, president, T. CT
Harper. Dayton. Va. e-president;a Miss
Jennie Garretson. Reliance and G. II.
Hold ges, Winchester, treasurer; Mrs W.
r. Grim. Frederick county, Junior super
"a RI 7 a}tk Sfi4t, ~ ZIG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26

Negrol Arrested Who Escaped.
Through Coal Hole at New III
Jail Here a Year Ago. sS

(specafi 70 = le I'm 1s - ~
x'ETEliSBuRG. VA, July 25.- On the,
s+h M .,,,nc Iast there was unveiled In
Jford =, ~, 6, ID g M mar.
= =. "a !. 4. Z SIS.
BILE memorial tablet 70 me scltizcns o.
Petersburg, boys and old men. who fell
IN .hc UNEQUAL on ga cement OF, June o..
go 4. =, H., H. - - %.
5 EDS wei. t''ss = -
tersbnrg, commanded by Col. Fletchcr
Archer. and detachment OF the Fed
md : IN, ,,,a,,d ~ t-ol Il AIT
-. u. .3 4, 81
u 'iis :. ~ -.
forts OF Mrs. r. I. Meade, president Of
the Petersburg Chaptcr OF the Dau gilters
~ ~ 6 !, =, 3, :, ,ar -.
,,. .1.. "a. y
els' Aleaus l fil'S AZ IVY ~
counts OF the ceremonies IN the church
TO Judge a. M. tKciley, who, AT the time
n ~ 4. . 3, Z, ,zo,, - p,t a..
!, % Z, "a
% ana took pa IN M INC S m
He was made d prisoner and spent some
months IN q Northern prison.
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i..,ta. f,.or, 1,,d,,., Z aiiev. ~
$50 1tirSc.i :, y Esf = :. g S. 1r-rrt, I,
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"a = ~, a.. ann,ou,re ~.
Inc vn,,rS M m,orial Il proceedings. has lust
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
cUss1N JOE CANNON.
Compares Him to Speaker
81, 1ananese CONGRESS-, S
Japanese CongTess.


II Il ESyYPoRT NEWS. VA, July 25.-In his
sermon at Trinity Methodist Episcopal ehurehs
last evening Rey. w. 3. Reauchan,p paid
his respects to Hon, Joseph Cannon, Speaker
OF the House OF Represents tiyes:. The SUB
jeot was; ,s' Who lie RESPONSIBLE for the IN
e,, the liquor question. In order to illus-s
strate n high standard of moral hcs as con, "a
pared with tho commercial Ism which seems
iioo,ie forabusiness reasons. he referred to the
late speaker Of the lower House Of the Japan,
es Tor once Ss was tola That That he
must ysnouncs NE u ldsEsh!p IN the Pres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
Peninsula Fair.
spociai 4 10 The MINES Dlspatch.) z

,gis 81 Especial to The Wines Dispatch.) 81
4 C1NANCoCK, VA. July 25,--Tte SEVENTH an
lnual fair Of the Peninsula Fair Association,
sTasiye, Ma. on the n. 3iY,, r and N, r.. r.,
Will begin TUESDAY. August 9TH and con.
been thrown up and graded and 10. now In
excellent condition. The purse for the races
amounts to 5000 The TasleY fair 10 the
second fair In the yirSn!a MARYLAND trotttnE
circuit, being preceded by the virginia state
Fair at Norfolk, and 5irnnned lately, followed
BY. the agricultural fslr at PocolItoksS c'ity.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
An Elopeme;nt.

Special y to THE 3 Times DIspa tchl
4 NEWPORT NEWS, SY A, ~ July e5.--Mrs. N.
i L. Martin tonight received a. telegram from
washington. announcing the marriage Of her
eighteen-year-old IA niece. s Miss Is tie Ware,
and John W. .Broadd, of this city. In Wash
sington this morning TIE young Sss people!
eloped yesterday.s lea wing a mote saying that
they had h gone SIC get married. 5G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
MANY CONE TO !.
AT TEND THE 4 TRIAL ] !. !,
Harvest Hands Quit the Field
to Attend Court-l Hor- I.
rible#D ccd


(spe cial to The Times Dispat ch.)
WINCHESTER, Va, j lily Is. TT he Gaze
OF Joseph Fl. Copenhayer. a wealthy and
hitherto prominent gentleman farmer,
who on April 4 18th last shot and killed
his wife atsther home In Clarke county.
was called IN the Circuit Court at Berry
willie to-day before Judge Thomas ~.
Harrison, of & this city, but o VIII o sew
%eral Jurors being excused by law from
Jury duty, the jurors were discharged
and la new venire summoned for to-mor-s
row, when the trial win begin. The case
has attracted widespread interest, and
8thc court room and streets Of Bcrryyille
were thronged with farmers and harvest
hands. VIII pra ctically threw down their
work in a busy season I o attend the
trial. gSi "a ri.
al large number Of witnesses have been
summoned from Clarke county, and one
Z as far south as Newbcrry, 81 e.. Row.
Nv. III seabrool,, formerly pas tor OF Grace
Lutheran Church. this city,, Of which the
z dead woman was q mem Der. Prosecuting
Attorney vs. liam IL n u wis ~ Of Clarke
county !; Frank B. Within &. OF Berryville.
and Richard f: Byrd, OF Vino hest ter, rep
resent the State. and Ma rshall AfcCor-
mick and Blackburn Smith. both of
#Berryville. are counsel for Copenhayer.
The prisoners crime was the most
horrible deed Fcommitte In Clarke county
bif18many years. He rose ON the morning
OF Saturday, April 18th, and after COM
pialning ofbrcakfast being cold, turned
around and shot his wife with a pistol
She lived only a few minutes, dying In
Ills arms. He al once locked himself In
the house, and was later found asleep
In bed and drunk byasthe officers who
hauled him to Bcrryviue /. here he has
since been confined In jail. At times he
was said to be mentally deranged. and
sat4snght uttered agonizing cries sof re-
morse. 3Si $is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
sons /. az Veterans.

$ Especial Is The Times D!spatch.)
wYTHEv1LLE, VA, July 25.-The rir.;
sginia division Of the United Sons OF Com
Ma. September Nth. 18th and 18th. 78S
s Miss Susan M. g spiller, of Nythevile. Va.,i
has been appointed sponsor, and Miss Frances
r. Dayidson. a OF Alexandria, Va. maid OF
honor TO the L Lynchburg meeting for the
Second Virginia Brigade. III 50 {s3l35A !s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
A1Big LOB.

ifsper'al8 Ito The T'mes- p ispa tch.l & ,I,83
& PERA, A., July 25.-The I4ynchhurg
Water Company is hauling their achln,5
cry from Perch stat ton, on the Ghesa.
iprenarat tory to beginning work. there;
Of the chesapeake and
Ohio should look INTO the matter Of build !!
iing a. bra nch road from Psareha right W
thrifty Sc ction Of Amherst county, Gof7
7feytoWn,I Tt Is one Of the best 4 roWn
sections Of the country for va liable tins
her OF III ferent Kinds, s & NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
Future Wedding.

(Specia Ito The 5Times- E9
s#SHEPPARDS,s yA.:,S July 25.-The mar
rage Of Miss Louise Garnette and Mr..
Tom Hix will take Il place M at "a Smyrna
Methodist Church Sati eight O. clock on
the evening Of the Sd ofasAugust. Miss
sGarnette is a ydaughterslo of Mr.. A. G..
5Garnette, Curdsville. Buckingham coun-
5ty. Mr. HLx Is " a success full young
farmer Of Prince Ed ward count y,e Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
Nichols--Frith.I

s53555 N specIa to The Times Dispatch.)
s. ROANOKE. Al July 25.--Miss Lila
FIR til, daughterEof Mr. and Mrs. S. Nv.
Firth, aud Mr. Walter Nichols. a promi-
nent young farmer. O. oanoke county.
were; married Yesterday at the residence
sofsthe bride sRev.ssP II. ~ Che If, Off clat-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
ARRESTED FOR MURDER
533sS. IN SPOTSYLVANIAI
(spectal i. to Z, The TImes-Dispatch.]

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispat ch.)
HI OLD CHURCH A.. Jul y; I 25 a negro;
was arrest ted to-day and sent on to III M
over Courthouse, answering the. descriP53
ton 6f the one wanted In Spotsylyaniai
county for a crime committed three weeks
g!rl near the railway cam p u 7 Summit,
The girl was sent by her mistress to g
store. sand not returning. search was N,
sstituted, and her dead bod y was found
next9day in the bushes near the road 4. ,sts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
Willis-We.a:,,v,,e.r.,

Especial h to y The Times. Di spatch;
Weaver. v daughter OF Mrs. n f.. Weaver: and
Mr.. E. W. Willis. an employs Of the Nor
folk and Western, were married yesterday
Rev; II. L, Houtt fficiatlng, 5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26


;S3s fspecial 70 The Times spatch.)
DANv1LLE, v July e .-Tw ave ' o.
the eighteen men indicted by the special .e4Aayl,
grand jury for partcpa ting In the de- e.
lnonstra ton before the city jail, when ~
the attempt was made to secure the ne
gro Roy Scales, have sponded TO me
summons Rtos appear be- fore Mayor NN 90 ood-7
ing. The men indicted are 2. alley.
Bud F. Prilitt, Whit eyers,fa Charles
Pruitt, Walker Clark, Solomon Hudgln u.s.
wicker fArmes, w. Bal r agland. Is Charles
Va ughan, Edward Buckner, N. " all
!yyillian11 Harris, IS Frank Childress, r. y y
Lynch. George e.. Mills Elijah IN llia1ms,
William e. Mann and Y Pleasant Meyers.
will Harris, Frank hildress r. ~ = y.
I,ynlc'ha and Whit Meyers have been con-
Eyicted, fined and senten ced to impri'sso e
ment. An appeal va noted IN all, !, !.
cases except Frank G. oec!; !,
sion Of the May ~ was reserved ye unllt5
Thursda in the case Of .3s y. 3 mann m
and w. b. gland.
3SsW. .. ALLEY and " ickers, Arm e nave
furnished bail in olIt sSV .ot
their appearance befor the May "
n,;,rroy = morning q for til e tria
solomon Hudgins and George e. Mil Mills
are also out on a bond og 800, and nd VIII
Ia given hearing in the Ma oras Court ~, =
either 1o.morrowssor the day following.
Cha Res and Bid E. Pruitt were y AZ IT,
rested too US. 4, 9 !, II I. \,
Grand Jury have not yet been 81 3 "
moned. Some Sof them are known. 70 pe5
ait az he city, and fthe police officers
ara on the lookout for those though ~
to be IN. the city. s,s 5ss # si5a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
Sore
Throat

Throat affections should never be neglected.
Is OF vital Importance to have a remedy at hand
In the early stages OF troubles OF this nature.
Many are the desths that have resulted from +
nerlacted Sore Throat. 5{s 81 li ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26

y 4 ~ 80 ..ffL.i,.l 4
Soap News

Fels-Naptha saves half the la.
Dor hing and half the weag
on clothes,
81 EYeryothe IS an expense y S
4 Fols-N aptha Phllad elphla
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-02

l. WIN. IIfeld is about ready 10 rest
from his arduons duties Of moving
into his Q store. Practically all
Of the stock has been put into new
places. The new store Is very at
tractiye. 1t has been entirely remod,
eled, papered, painted and refinIshed,
In fact the completed product IL more
new than old. and will make most
commodious quarters for Mr.. Ilfeld's
big hardware trade.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-02

Yesterday was devoted especially TO
the first communion Of the boys and
girls Of the Brothers and Sisters
respective schools at the church o.
Our Lady Of Sorrows. Over a hun,
dred children participated.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-02

John A. Laughlin. Of Quay county
has been granted q temporary injunc-
tion against James NJ. Lawson, ct al,
restraining the latter from trespass'
Ing. quarrying and removing stone
from the property Of the complain
ant.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-02

Tho new school board Of the east
side win meet tonight for the first
time and organize and receive from
the hands Of the old board the reigns
OF authority.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-02

The Ration Real Estate and invest.
mcnt company has filed suit against
the unknown heirs Of Albert Morgan
20 quiet title TO certain lots and real
estate IN Raton.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-02

More grading is being done on
Bridge street TO I'll up the holes caus.
ed BY the settling Of the previous
work.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-02

F~raternal Union Lodge No. n will
hold their regular annual business
meeting In The Schmidt hall tomorrow
evening. This will be followed BY
games and delicious refreshments. All
members are cordially invited to be
present. There are no charges.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-02

There Will be no meeiing Of the n.
M, c. A. boys club this week. but
there will be . meeting Of the TX.
ecutive Committee at the home Of
Karl Lehman this evening.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-02

Mrs. Alice winters, Of colfax conn.
~. has brought suit for divorce
against u. G. winters. charging deser-
tion and non-support.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-02

The Queen Esther circle Of the
Methodist church met last Friday ey.
ening at the home Of the Rev. and
Mrs. A. G, Geyer. 10 hold their regular
monthly business meeting. Much bus.
mess was transacted, and, among 9th,
err things. q hay.ride party was voted
on and passed unanimously 70 be Civ
en- In the near future. After the bus,
mess had been completed the
rest Of the evening was devoted Il
the social feature Of the circle. which
every member looks forward to viii
pleasure once q month. Games wer,
played, songs were sung, and recita
tions delivered. after which the merr,
crowd broke mp and went home, al
wishing that the Queen Esther cirel,
met oftener.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-02

After the adjournment Of court al
Mora Saturday, the officials and law.
yers made their way 10 town. Judge
Mills, Judge Long. w. Il, Gortner and
s. b. Davis. Jr, came In saturda,
night. o. A. Larrazolo returned Il
his ranch and win come III within }
few days.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-02

F1del Delgado and p. d. Chacon
will give a social dance at the hall Of
the Fraternal Brotherhood on the
west side the evening Of May 18th.