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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-11-10
GOMMIsSION EII>' NOIICg-

NOMMlSSlUNE h>' NOTICE
~ ESTATE OF JOHN O. SUBWAY
Ne the subscribers, being duly appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of
Westminster Commissioners to receive, eX-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against the Estate of John Q. Shum.
way, late oil Jamaica in laid District, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; and six months from the End
day OF November last being allowed by said
court Tor that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice, that we will attend to the
business OF our said appointment at the Jamaica
savings Bank in Jamaica in said district, ON
inc YIN day OF December and the End day of
p. m, on each of said days. 45.45
FRED Is. PIER Commissioners
j. w. MELENDY
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-11-10

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-11-10
The Last Days Selling of Last Years Garments

stirred up very merry time Suits
nomenaly low prices - ~ - "-"A kNS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-11-10

Ladies' Coats were $3.50 to s12, to close,
$3.50
Ladies Coats. were $3.50 to SIS, to close.
:a $500
Ladies' Coats were SIS to $3.50, to close.
$3.50
Children's Coats, were s., to close $3.50
Ladies' heavy Walking Skirts, were $685.
to $40, to. close, HALF PRICE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

ElKO8

+, Mrs. w. G. Barker visited her dangh-
ter Mrs. II, l.. Durrett, OF Fort lee.
Saturday ana Sunday,
NJ Fl. p, Turner left for Toano 'Fnesdny
after n most delightful stay or ten Gays
with is niece, Mrs. u. lB. Vim.
Mr., and Mrs. Fl. y. Turner and Mrs.
N. III. Woolfork. OF Richmond, 3D., Court
ney and G. C. Young, OF King ans queen
county, We're guests at the hnspttaDle
home OF MIR, and Mrs, H. B, VIM, during
last week.
Miss Nancy Smith Is visiting her niece,
Miss Mollle Watkins,
A most enjoyable dance was given AZ
Elks Saturday, by the young people or
this neighborhood
Bessie Mss; 81 Malvern lin; spent Friday
with her father, 3. a. Watkins.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Roach spent sun
day with her brother, Mr. Ealy, Of Charles
Emma Gllil, the little daughter q Mr..
and Mrs, j. NJ. Gill Of Malvern Hin, Is
visiting tlsr grandmother. Mrs, n NJ.
a., G. Young, OF King and Queen county,
who has been visiting Mrs r. b, Vim,
has left for Newport News.
G. M, Winn. OF Fluvanna, Is visiting
his son. o. b. Winn. at Locust Grove,
The remains OF II. N, Hubbard. Who wa.I
killed by a G. O.. train. near Elko were
buried on Sunday last In the family
burylng ground In Charles City county
Miss Nellie Furmnn, who has been ON
n visit to Mrs. Ed. Furman, has returned
TO her home Ia Petersburg. 9
j.. r, pulmayant has returned from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
GAINES MILL

Mrs. G.. C. Smith, of Aztec, Is spending
some tlme with her daughter, Mrs r.
r. Richardson, Of North Carolina. iSl d
Mrs. j. w. Bead es visited her sister,
Mrs j.. b Morrison, last week. 35i 555f
54 Mr. r. NJ. 9Beadles Is very much indis-S
posed at his homo, near Walnut Grove.
Miss Louise Cosby.8of Walnut Grove.
has returned home after a pleasant visit;
to relatives In Richmond. sstiI
On Sunday last Mr. and Mrs. j. W..
Beadles entertained as their guests Mrs.
@. n. I.ucord and children, OF Atlee. Mr..
and Mrs. Verlard Beades. of Highland
Springs, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Beadles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Beadles.t and Messrs.
Payton and Wythe Quarles. of Atlee.
1.-The Farmers Relief Association will
give a feast and ball game at Newman's3
Pos toffice,s Wednesday,, August 9th, CONS
mencing at ! O clock and con tnuing until
midnight. The ball game commences
ut 3 o'clock T.. NJ. Supper will be served
on the ground. y. s5tg33 555i {5 !is5
Mr.. Jeffries. Of Fredericksburg, visited
Mr.. Corwtn at Cold Harbor Cemetery,
Mrs Thadous Talley. of Richmond. is
ut her country homo, Sunnysida.
Mrs Joseph McGhee and Mrs. Annie
Burnett, of Kentucky. spent Thursday In
Richmond.
Mill, had the misfortune to stick a nail
in her foot, from which she has been
suffering Intensely She is under tho
care OF DR.. Jefferson Nelson, Al
M. ana Mrs II, Barker, Of Barker's
Mill, visited the formers sister at Cold
Trarbor, recently.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
CHESTNUT HILL AND
n HIGHLAND PARK

= d Is
Mr. Willie Buell. Huxter, Of Fourth
more, where, he has accepted position.
# Mrs, william II. Iiolladay, who has
been quite Ill for several weeks past,
still continues to Improve. 54 ,.l5
IS Mr. Louis Shafer after spending the
past few days with his parents on for rM an
WANNA Ayenae w business TIP
Mi. Alexander Holiday and little
daughter have returned to their home
in Raleigh. N CT after visiting the
formers sister. Mrs. Charles G. shafer,
OF Thlrd Avenue, Chestnut Fill,
Y Miss Mary Wilson. OF staunton, va. IS
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Y. S. Carlton. Of
III Miss Harvey, OF Richmond. was tho
guest last week OF friends on the "Fiil.'
E Miss Jennie Belle Layne, who has been
quite sick for the past several days, IS
now able to be out.
Mr. C, W. Vaughan. Mr.. ~. yaug sal.
after spending some time In New York.
Buffalo, Philadelphia, baltimore and
other northern cities, 4 I. !, {.
Mrs. lTlppen continues quite siok at her e
residence on Fifth Avenue. Chestnut ltlll,
Mr.. Syfen continues quite ~ at ms
residence on Fourth Avenue, chestnut
Miss clementlna ,Warri,ner. W who has !;
of Highland Park, for the past four
weeks, expects to leave this week for
her homo In Jetersville. Va,
Miss Cillhnm has returned 70 her hom ae
after spending some time WIN i''e''''s
- MI t"e and Mrs. Hanson ana Miss May
Hansen viii leave this week for Bath,
penn, TO spend some time visiting rela-
tVes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
RIDGE


Miss Lucy A. whipple. of Hanover
county, Is visiting relatives a. t RIO Vista.
som, OF North Plum Street, Richmond.
spent last Thnrsaay II tho ., he homs q James
Chicken thieves visited the home OF Mr..
James Ford recently and carried MI
miss Miss Eta Franklin had MS her guests
last Saturday night and Sunday, Mrs.
Lula Grafton, of West Marshall Street,
Richmond, and Miss Bette Dodd, OF
! n Lottio Thomas, Of Ridge was
n, E,,bank, Of Westhampton Park
MIS-, ]; sheppe,,son Of Il R y @seK KS
y Mrs Matte Moore. OF Richmond, was
recently 4 guest q the homesof Mrs,
Fsla y. ~ Rla ckburn ana Edgar Ford. OF
Ridge, spent last Sunday IN West Point
Mrs. Leroy Anderson, Of Richmond,
spent last Thursday With her mother,
Mrs. IT, #, Eubank. J.
7 Miss Pitt, Of Richmond. 70 spending
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
ELLERs0N

Mrs. NJ. G.. Moore, an old resident o.
this place. died Friday night. July II,
about II o'clock, of creeping paralysis.
from which sho had been suffering for!
several months, she was buried sun,
family cemetery here. Mrs. Moore was
a member OF the Methodist Church. shs
leaves q husband and five children to.
mourn their loss; Mrs. Perry Slaughter,
Misses Maude Nary. Ethel, and Master
Mnrcellas Moore, 55 Ss
Miss Eta Ramsey has returned to
Paramount after spending some time with
her aunt at "Rosedell,' reeuperatlng
Thomas Polndaxt ter OF Hanover Court,
house, spent several days during the past
week with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Faison OF Rlchmonde
were recently tho guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Fletcher Freshman.
benjamin Quarlea is quite sick In his
home here.
Mrs. Rllups, OF King William county
Is now the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Y
Miss Lipscomb, Of King William. is the
guest OF Mrs Clark, near Aztec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
SHORT PUMP

Mrs. l.. A. snead had as her guests
last Sunday Mr. and Mrs corbln Tinsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. osslo Henley, Of this
locality, spent Sunday with the lnttcr's
sister. Mrs j. NJ. Henley.
had as their guests last week Alr,
Chas, Perkins and daughter, Miss Maude,
Mr.. Claude Tate, Of Delagua. Col.
lis visiting his friend, Mr., Willie Jones,
near this place.
Little Walter Jackson, son OF Mr., and
Mrs. ~. III jackson, who has been sick
for some weeks, is improving. u
Mrs. l.. A. snead entertained q num-
ber of friends in her home Tuesday night,
Those m, present We're; Misses Bernie Cot
trel Carrie cottBeil y Iva nh ReapS Mrs,
Mrs Walker. Mr. Reams,5 Mr.. Morton
Realms, Charles Reams, Mr. Fergi,nsson,
Messrs. Fred Dingman, Logan splller,
Robert Henley, Willie Jones, pr. Michaels.
and Claude Tate, ~, 4,
Miss Dollle Leighton, Of Roanoke, IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

Amelia county, accompanied by his little
grandchlld, Louis Soda
Richmond after a pleasant visit to MI
W. c.. Baker. f s335s AS sz$ Y s7f,
4 Mr. and Mrs. a.. r. Fisher were guests
OF Mrs r. L. Durrett, or Fort Lee, on
Sunday Of last week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

knson, Chris. Gebharlt. Archer Thomas,
Hartley Spence and Frank Chapel. It'd
Mrs. Isabel Bible. OF Plum Cottage, has
returned home after a most delightful
stay OF two weeks at West Point. 51 d.
Mrs. Wtggan. OF the Refuge, continues
to be quite sick
g Mr. and Mrs w. P. Turner. OF Hills
boro. New Kent county, passed through
the village on Friday on the way to
Richmond. They were Joined by friends
at Daisy Avenue, who accompanied them
to the cityand also returned with them
on a Inter car. 81 3}s '.tt# ~
Captain Alfred Woodman left Friday
morning for his home in Lebanon New
Hampshire to spend the remainder Of
the summer. u a 55 ~ s45s
The three children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alley. who have been quite sick. are Inn
proving steadily 5S s-,5ft3 a4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
LEE |: DIsTRICT..

Mr.. and Mrs William a. Eos ter and =
two children Master Louis and little Miss
Maud Foster, Of Atlanta. Georgia, after
spend!ng two weeks Wth MIS- NJ ag s9s We,f
Grace a Street, left Thursday to spend
some time at Buckroe Beach,, From there
they will return to their home going
by way Of Savannah. where " they VIII VII
Mr.. Edward Leo Frost's handsome
house, No. 2O19 Park Avenue, has been
completed. and the family have moved
miss Ethel Adams, Dorothy Peasants,
and Sophy Libby Of Petersburg, spent
No. NJ. 1872 s west Grace Street,
Mrs Lucy ~ prey ,s and ,v datpg 81
Street. are spending some time at Alton.
Mr.. Fl, n, Talbot. OF No. 1872 West
Grace Street left Monday for Boston.
Misses Taliaferro. Of Washington, D.
c., are visiting their aunt, Mrs James
Talbot, atiher home. No. 1872 West Grace Grace
Street. .5s I, I, !,
Grace Street after sojournlng for two
weeks at Buckroe Beach.
NIT. p. Yeats and family have moved, :,
from Church Fill to their fine residence 'itll
Mrs. y. w. Mitchell has returned to
her home on West Grace Street from I, q
visit to her parents. Mr.: and Mrs. =.
r. Morehead. In Roanoke.
Mrs, Edgar Anderson and daughter,
Mrs a. W. Fetter. of Reldsvilc. n. G..
are visiting Mrs. Joseph s. Blackwell. at
No. 1915 West Grace Street. Before
returning to their home. Mrs, Anderson
and Mrs Fetter, accompanies BY Mrs.
Blackwell, will spend several days at Viz
with them to Reidsvile to remain TIL
autumn.
After visiting relatives IN Norfolk, Va,
for the past two weeks, MI ISIS stanza VIII
son has returned to her home on Park
Avenue.
day In Petersburg with friends.
Hudson Matthews. son of Mr.6and Mrs.
Harry Lee Matthews, was taken to Me-
mortal Hospital. two weeks ago. Friday
night, and Is under the trea tment OF
Drs. NIcolls and Horsley. While the
condition OF the little sufferer, is stu q
cause OF great anxiety to his parents
and friends, Hudson is getting along
as nicely as possible, considering tho Sc
rlous natureHof his trouble. After his
system is built UP. 1t will be necessary
to perform another operation on him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Z, ,led 10 bid her good bye, and TO e e, :
), 70 - l. ma NJ 4 regrets at 3ncr leaving inc

called to bid her goodbye, ana 70 ~ ~
press many regrets at 2her ieiSt''s ~
village. j, ., !, !. cars ran. off
40 'track5at New Bridge on Tuesday ana
delayed travel several hours. tto,eh
rious damage was done. however tho ~ =
the track was Torn n a ~ s iE scratches.
On On Wednesday evening Of this week
fro villagers gathered and went t, inc
new home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R ,9;,,a
and gave them surprlse parry pa 91y,nr 10
the number OF ferns growing around;
While the hostess was out OF she :, nan ,,ai,
a handsome lamp was suspenueu. ILL.,, n.ar.
10 her surprise ~ ALmohs .tl Io,,,,a ~ Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. j. Roope. Nesdames. Kate
smith. Fannie B.KEH ubba rd.g. and Marion
n. Read ID Misses Rosa. Ella and Mary
Murano, Ruth Atkinson, Dora r., r1 DeW9ll
Kin kinso a1''' f. ". Hardy SEQ osko. Chris
C;cbhn I'd { wa terI1an n Citerly. 8i 4 s&
Mrs, seyler. If 5Mimosa,. ear Meadow
Station. visited MIST. IL GcrowS re- e.
Fritz. the youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs rs ;.
Robt. Richardi.. who has been quite ~
Is now much improved
& Mr. and Mrs. e. s.. Read and Miss Julia
Read, OF tho Manor House. and Mr.. ana
Mrs s. Rs1a fbs boe 81 N.Y. ana
ai KIP +. Read. On. last Wednesday.
MIR Woodcock, OF the p, O. Block, who
has been sojournlng ut Basic City 81 FOR
the benefit OF this health. is reported 70
be rapidly improvtng.g ,.,S {, ..,.,,
Mr.. w. p. Turner, Mrs. Daniel smith
and Or. s. A. Roope were recent visitors
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Waterman Citerly, at
Mrs. Leroy r. Carter and little daugh.-
ter. Florne OF the Williamsburg Road,
were the guests Of their sister; Mrs.
Bale Turner, during the past week.
A. number OF the young people OF the
village attended picnic at Meadow sta
ton during the past week. Those VINO
attended we're: Misses Rosa: Ella ana
Mary Murano. and Lola Woodcock; ana
Messrs. Hartley Spence and johnnie
Miss Lizzie Mckenzie, OF Richmond. IS
spending some time with Mrs: w. r.
Turner at Belleview. 8. ! !. I,
The Highland Springs "Smart Set Y
held q fruit feast on the lawn at Bache-
ior's Lodge, the home OF Mrs, Chris, Gen-
hardt on Thursday. their reguiar meet
Ing hight. Games were INDUCED In,
after which the luscious fruits were
seryed The guests OF honor were: MT.
and Mrs. Waterman Citerly and Miss
Ina Clendon and the members present
wete: Misses Rosa, Ella and Mary NM
raio, Ruth md Leila Atkinson, and Nina
Cation; Messrs, Harvey and Andrew At
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
FAR WEST END

Mr.. James Barbee Is Mt Orisndo. Va.
where he was called last week BY the
Illness Of his father. t If n "a
Mrs. Rob. Scott has. rs her guests, Mrs
Chas. Wright and daughter. Of Chestcr-
field, Va. s ,5i Ri q r. yg5i9 55f s5 i
j. f, Ham, Of South Cherry Street, is
|fspending his vacation at Clifton Forge.
Mr., and Mrs. F. B. Tallaferro have been
week. SlS lefgil IN 9 II
Mrs. M A. omohundro. OF ''Idle Re-
rose, and randdaughter, Julia, are
spending some time rs the guests OF rela :
tives in Roanoke, Va. f,55l @S
Miss Jennie Thurston has returned to
her homo at Walnut Hill, after de-
lightful stay In this section, visiting
| friends and relatives.
| over Street, will spend tho remainder
OF the summer at Jefferson Park Hotel.
Mr., and Mrs. 7. 3; folsom are the
Mrs HnnteS aad FANNY arc
spending some time In Charlottesville,
Va. during the heated term.
Mr.. NJ, B.. Pace. Of Roanoke. recently
h ns fues1 has as retu ae Home ono
Mrs G. r. Miller and daughter, Doris.
accompanied by Miss Mary Edmonds, of
Lynchbug, Va, are spending the sum
mer at Buena Vista, Va. 3ss 8F E ~
Mrs. Jas. r. Franklin is spending some
time at Hampton as tho guest OF her.
brother t5s5
Ths many g. friends ID, !, q M, Louis ,In I;
palned 10 learn that his son. Henry,
was drowned last week.
Mrs7V. A. Rainey and granddaughter
have returned to- their homo In Meek
lenburg county, after, spending some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Ellington are
the guests Of Mrs, Ellyson's brother in
Boston, Mass.
chas n, Grant has returned u, ne home az
Mrs. j.. w, Blount left Sunday for a
months stay with her parents in Green's
Earnes, Terrence Sn al l. s quite s 'nas
After a. pleasant visit TO the home OF
his aunt. Mrs. Chas, A. Phillips, Mr.,
Chas. u. Phillips has returned home. ac-l
companied by his little cousin, Della
! Phillips,
Mrs. ], r. Burns. OF zoos Ivy Street.
i is spending some time MS the guest Of
| her son at Chester. Va.
Mrs, William s, Reade and family VIII
leave ina few days for Bon Alr' where ERE
they will spend the remainder Of the
miss Miss Minnie Tignor is at Esmont, Va.
where she expects to spend the remainder
sa NJ NJ: egsfi F Esos sssss''Y 'ss
Mrs. +: Grump and family are the
guests Of Mrs. Ryland' OF klng and
Miss Emma Barnum left this morning
for Ocean View, where she Will spend
mis- Miss Caroline Reade. who was recently
The guest OF Mrs, D, p. Lawson, is now
Visiting In West Point. Va,
Miss Mary. Forest Is at Virginia Beach,
where she will spend some time,
strsct, Is at "The Sweet Chalybeate'
Springs" where he has gone In quest
| OF health, ig
Mrs. g, ~ Brown and :, children a1,idT are are
| tho month OF July. NV
| Mrs, w, r, Lecky. Is at Stapleton, Ans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

I herst county, whers she Ia the guest OF
ifer mother, Mrs. s. NJ. Woodruff.
Mrs. Edwin 3. Quarlcs Of Meadow
Street. had rs nor =, guest recently her
Mrs. j. Mason Miller has returned home
after5a pleasant visit to stauhton whcro
siie was the guest OF the Misses Mary
ana BETTE Miller. i, n,
Of her aunt Mrs. Burwell, Miss Elsie
Thompson has returned to her homo III
Mics Mary Frnyser Ia spending some
time, at rhc Jefferson Park Hotel, In
Mr. Join r.. Miller, sr.. is considered
"a little better this morning, although
quite weak from his long llncsse. I.
"a N1r. George DonalA Is Mt home on visit
from Hot Springs, where he has q con \
tract In stone masonry. .... l.L M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

visiting her sister, Mrs. W. 2. Powers,
MISS Lola Wharton, Of Richmond. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs Thomas mas Mills
in this locality vi # y, *
Miss Bella Mason Is the guest of Miss
}Callie Leakc, near Shady Grove.
Blanche Puryear, Of Short Pump,
is visiting friends and relatives, near
keysville. Va. -.
Mr.. j. "a II. Cottrcll, of this place has
recently moved his family to Richmond.
Mr.. Samuel Cottrell. of Richmond. spent
Sunday with his parents, near this
place. III st III :, : 8 Is -,
spent Wednesday with her friend. Mrs.
n MISS Mamie Duval, of this vicinity. at
tended the Dover Association at Four
Mile Creek. "a,
Mr.. Fl p. Dingman and family who.
have been spending some time here have
returned to their home In the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
/ HIGHLAND SPRINGS

The Ladies Aid Society az the NJ. r.
Church Will give a lawn ptrty on nj.
beginning ats o'clock r, Nj Ice cream
viii be, sold at city prices Other at
fractions Will also be on hhd; :,
Miss Mary Banks; OF afothsay Is COT IT.
& visit to Michigan. For several days
besoye she left numbers pf her friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
SEVEN PINES AND FAIR OAKS

Little Ruth, the daughter Of Mrs. 8,
w. Mckinney, left on Monday last to
spend the summer in PowhaAn county,
With her aunt. Mrs a, l.. Dorseit. and
her grandnothor, Mrs. $, ", Pom
dexter.
Mrs. Richard Rohleder,. who WAS SO
switch ii continues to suffer greatly,
!! Mrs s. w. Mckinney Is very much in-
Mr.. Rohleder,s mother aud sister. who
hava bean here With him durnS tho
illness al his Wife. lefs Tor their rsspsc-
tlves homes to-day. X a
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some time with her. aunt Mrs Edward
Hawkins. of Ridge. 55 !,
ia Mis-. Willie II. Bugg and son, or war
after a plea SAINT stay of two weeks with
friends and relatives In Henrico,{ Rtiifclh -
mond and Swnnsboro.
A Mr.. VIM. Tubbs and little son nave
been visiting relatives In washington
ID. c., for the past few days.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11
WASHINGTON

Warships may be sent to Venezuelan
waters to force Castro to terms
Members of the house of represen-
tatiyes prepare to fight President
Roosevelt's naval programme.
President Roosevelt makes a foreible
plea for the preservation of forests
before the American forest congress.
The beef trust case is met by the
government which filed its brief with
the supreme court in reply to the pack
ers, who seek to have a federal court
injunction removed.
Secretary of the Navy Paul Morton
is the object of what evidently is a
conspiracy to drive him from the cab
met or to damage his usefulness, but
Mr.. Morton is supported by the presi-
dent
The joint merchant marine commits
sion submitted its report and a bill
to congress, recommending subven-
tions, including postal, a tonnage tax
on foreign ships and the creation Of a
naval volunteer service as the best
methods of upbuilding the merchant
marine.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11
THE MILITARY cHlRoPoDlsT.

Every German Infantry regiment
has its chiropodist. - said military
attache, land it won't be many years
before all infantry regiments will have
their chiropodists, too
"A foot soldiers efficiency, you see,
depends up his feet. If he gets sore
feet, he can't march welI-can't ad-
vance fast, can't retreat fast. And
his feet are apt, unless they are scien.
tifically looked after, to get sore; for
il is one thing, you know, to use the
feet in an ordinary way, walking three
or four miles day in city, and it is
quite another thing to use them in
military fashion, walking fifteen, TWEEN
ty and sometimes thirty miles a day
over rough country, carrying luggage
besides.
"A soldiers feet need inspection,
Just as his gun does. Hence Ger
many has introduced chiropodists into
her army, and these chirOpodists hold
.eet-inspections daily They see that
the shoes fit we'll that the stockings
are in good condition, that blisters and
corns don't form. It is odd to see a
line of priyates having their feet In.
spected."
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11
DOME

At Evansville. Ind, while hunting
Fred Ambros accidentally shot him
self fatally
At Quincy, Ill.,, from the effects Of a
horses kick Leona Weissen5erger.
aged l6 died on a farm near here.
At Marengo, H.. a fireman was in
jured ana five cars demolished in a
rear-end collision of two Rock Island
freight trains
United States supreme court rules
that the seizure by the state OF Iowa
of liquor taken into the state by ex,
press companies is Illegal.
Jefferson Davidson fell from a load
of straw at Dixon, Ill, and was killed.
his neck being broken. He was so
years old and an old settler
B. F. Burton. proninent'as hotel
man in Madison, died amid mystery
and it is revealed that Miss Cecilia
McAndrews had wrecked his home.
At Columbus, OHIO new three,
story brick building was wrecked ana
Contractor Charles Hibbs was severe
ly burned by an explosion of natural
gas.
Al Wabash, Ind. coasting down a
steep hill upon a side track just as a
Wabash railroad switch engine came
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-11

along, Robert Macy, aged 5, was run
over and killed.
At Bellefontaine, Ohio, compelled
By her husband to move forty-three
times in nine year, Mrs. Margaret
Denman was granted a divorce from
William Denman.
At Kewanee, H., while eating a
biscuit filled with rat poison by mis-,
take Mrs. Mary Tucker, aged rs, was
stricken down, but it is expected that
her life will be saved.
Robert Simpson, aged As, employed
in the packing-room of the Rock
County Sugar Refining Company at
GAINESVILLE, committed suicide in the
presence of 200 workmen.
After an autopsy on the body OF
Leonard NJ Vaudeville, a clerk in the
office OF the Western Union Tele-
graph company, whose body was
found in a ditch at Newark, N. j., the
county physician announced that
death was accidental.
At Vincennes Ind, Miss Rose
Phillips, by her mother, Elizabeth
Phillips, has filed a $4,000 damage
suit against McGavin Murdoch a
wealthy mill owner making serious
charges, and Murdock's wife has filed
suit for damages against Miss
Phillips and others for alienation.