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LOST.
Candidates Cards.

To tho Voters Of Newport News:
III hereby announce myself candl.
date for City Sergeant. subject TO the
Democratic primary, and earnestly
solicit tho support of tho voters Of
This community,
3-2d-tf. s. S. ARCHIBALD.
TO tho Voters Of Newport News:
hereby announce myself 5candl,
dato fer Commissioners of tho Revenue,
subject TO the Democratic Primary,
and earnestly solicit tho support Of
Tho voters Of tho city,.
3-Jl-lE MARK BERNARD. Y
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! I,e.SaviiI,l;g|,s Bank
Of Newport News
27li WASHINGTON AVENUE


We make an earnest effort
to accommodate all classes.
Our aim Is to make this In
every respect the Peoples
Bank; a bank where all may
feel at home; a place where
those Of moderate means may
expect the same treatment as.
those more favorably situated.
Our business hours are ar
ranged especially to accom-
modato all the people; daily
from 0 Il. III. to 8 y. m, and
Saturdays until . p. IN.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

BAGGAGE TRANS.
fer Company-Prompt and careful
attention given 10 the transfer Of
baggage 10 and from all steamers
and trains. We respectfully solicit
your patronage. Office M. & M, T.
Co. Bell 'phono 20 and 2l8. ]. S.
DhLBY, Supt. 3-22-tf.
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Candidate for clerk of Court,

Mr. w. Walker Ware. of roano. has
announced his candidacy for clerk of
tho circuit court of James City county
and The city of Williamsburg, in oppo-
sition to the incumbent, Mr.. Thomas
III. Geddy. Mr.. Ware is sheriff of this
county and city, having been elected
about two years ago. Both candidates
are popular. Mr.. Geddy has made h
fine record for himself.
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Shade for eruton Church Yard.

number of young shade trees have
just been set out in old Bruton church
yard To take the place of those that
have disappeared with time.
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Northcrn Tourists.

Quite crowd of Northern tourists
were here today doing" Williams.
burg and Jamestown.
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Mrs Kcrscy. Of North Carolina, is
,!le guest Of her sister. Mrs. Thomas
Stearnes. on West avenue.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"A & ! s,s r s M MAT. APR. 1914

The Olympia Opers Co In a musical +, silva,
at popular prices. Thursday Eve 'sR,d Pa
sia.. Friday Eve, oily stte, " Friday msiinec,.
"Gb!mss Of Normad tn pIirSs 10 ~ sat;.. and
nlatines y. m 10 and 2oa. .s l1.I2is
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DRESSMAklNG.

JUST ARRIVED FROM LONDON,
England, Harry Gold, practical ladies'
custom tailor. Fine dress making a
specially The best fit and reason
able prices guaranteed. 205 Twenty
seventh street. Silsby Building.
I-4-1nl.
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Thosc who Cough at Night may &c.
cure rest by taking PiDu'B Cure. 25c.
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3OHLltEN'S NEWS DEPOT AND
Pool l,arlor in large. new store, 2G09
Washington avenue. All the leading
newspapers and periodicals, cigars
and t0baccos. d-3-Im
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAVE YOUR PIANOS TUNED by II.
II. Ferguson, local examiner for the
HclmholtZ National Society of
Piano Tuners Of America Bell
phone, 1863; Citz. phone, 80. Ware
rooms, 3l10 1-2 Washington avenue.
4-7-,f.
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Advice About Eren.

A writer in the Dellneator gives some
sensible advice about eggs. There Is n
general impression that eggs. acknowl
edged to be complete food. may be
safely enten on all occasions. On the
contrary, rs the writer alluded TO
points out, invalils and young children
should never he given eggs unless they
are very fresh. Persons suffering from
blliousness. gastritls and several other
troubles find difficulty in digesting even
fresh eggs. Some physicians declnre
that the slightest tendency toward
rheumatism makes eggs undesirable.
The white Of eggs whipped to froth
with a little water Is good thing to
give fever patients, rs rule, but the
physician should be consulted before
even this Is given to sick person.
Steamer IN Dock.
The N. Y.8P. \ N. steamer Penn
sylyania was noated into dry dock M
.. at The shipyar,l. yesterday after.
moon for The purpose of having her hull
cleaned and painted,
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALEM MODERN AND I'M
proved typewritcrs; absolutely Wis
ible; at reasonable prices. Suitable
for all kinds of business; positively
easiest to learn on Address SUN
TYPEWRITER, care Daily Press.
4-5-6t
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FOR SALE-CHEAP. THREE-QUAR-
ter size combination billiard and
pool table; good as new. Address
%, T. u" this Office. l-S-6t
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WANTED-LADY WHO GAN ASSIST
in dressmaklng. Apply at once to
Harry Gold. ladies' custom tailor,
Silsby building, 2O5 Twcnty-scvcnth
street. i-ll-6t
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WANTED.

WANTED-TWo PLASTERERS AND
two fathers at once. WIIlTSON &
HARRISON, l03 r. F. d., Hamp
ton. Va. Citz. phone, 37i. 4-ll-3t
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THE REASON FOR OUR LOW
prices is, small expenses. Before You
buy furniture see II. II. HARVEY e
CO, 22i Twenty-cighlh street. i-G.lG
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j. Fl. CAFFDB C SON. 33rd st. and
Huntington Ave. Both phones No. L;
Residence, Bell phone Al.
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FURNITURE.
COAL AND WOOD.

COAL AND WOOD.
MUNDY C COWARD. ANTHRACITE
red ash and splint coal, oak and
pine wood. Citizens phone. 1873;
Bell phone, 1875. 1.8-tf
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uNDERTAkEHs.

w. u, ROUSE, FOR GOOD SERVICE.
and fine hacks. 234-236 Twcnty-fifth
street. Phones 81.
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Mrs. Armistead, of Baltimore, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. F.
Bowen
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-23

peared In Tetuan for a brief visit and
Mr.. Larkin learned that he would soon
return TO Tangier with his caravan.
He made a deal" with the Chereef to
take him and his wife with him, rely
ing on the fact that the bandits never
attacked their fellow oountrymen. es-
pecially when they were well armed.
Although the Chereef was willing.
there was more difficulty when the
British consul. Mr.. Buak, the only con-
sui from an English speaking country
In Tetuan, objected, because only a few
days before he had esked for and been
refused an escort for a trip only a few
miles out OF the city. For a time II
looked as II Mr.. Larkin would be de-
feated in his effort, but he finally
overcame Buak, and. by prearrange-
ment, met the Chereef and his caravan
outside the city gates early the next
morning.
In the meantime the Larkins had
been provided with Moorish costumes.
without which they would have been
at the mercy OF the bandits. The
Chereef gave 20 Mrs Larkin his IA
vorite mule. an easy going animal. and
they set on. The way lay across the
Angheria mountains, but there are no
roads, and the travelling is rough. Up
and down passes and defles, across
ditcnes and under Improvised bridges
they had to go.
1t was about midday when they en-
eouatered Raisuli and his band. They
are the desperadOes who make a spe-
cialty OF capturing Europeans or
Americans and holding them for ran
som, knowing that only Europeans or
Americans with money can indulge in
the luxury of such adventure. The
brigsnds, armed 10 the teeth, glOwered
at the caravan as IL passed, but made
no overture OF violence. This was
chiefly because Of the numbers of the
Chereef's party. and also because they
did not know there were any Euro
peans or Americans in It,
Only few hours after RaisuIi's
band had been safely passed, another
tribe OF bandits was encountered a
tribe which is incessantly at war with
the other, but for the same reasons
they, too. were passed In safety. Tan
gier was reached at last and Mrs Lar
kin fell of the Chereefs mule into her
husbands arms. glad OF her expert
ence and also that II was over.
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store here. Russell has a sister, Hazel,
is years old, and she has declared on
her word and honor she would leave
home IL her papa brought there nam
ma year younger than she IS Fred
erick Tabor and his bride have re-
turned to his home. Mrs. Roscoe S.
Tuthill, Abbie's mother, has disaD-
pesred from her home.
Frederick Tabor. truck farmer.
twice a widower. has four children.
Mrs. Tuthiu. a widow, has nine chill
dren. so when Tabor began TO visit
Mrs. Tuthill's house everybody said he
was counting her. Besides, Russell and
Abbie kept company up to that time.
Recently the elder Tabor asked the
Rev. William c. Mcknight. pastor OF
the Presbyterian church here. TO mar
~ him TO Abbie. The pastor said he
would II Mrs. Tuthu consented. and
she did; but the pastor changed his
mind. So Tabor took Abbie 70 .,ew
Jersey and married ner.
The school trustees at Orient are
great on compulsory education and
maybe Mrs. Tabor will have 70 10 TO
school until she is 16 anyhow.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-23

Quite likely. It's logically put. any
how. But about these PROOFS that Fet-
ridge didn't care for her. / am anx-
ious TO know the nature OF them"
$50 am 1; but unfortunately they
disappear from my story with this
reference 10 them. SteNa naturally
supposed Marion went ~ to set
something. Imagino l. surprise. Nv
minutes later. TO see L1r driving CT
In carriage. IN a short time the
coachman came back. Mrs. Stack
house, he said. had gone TO Boston.
Stella began to exceedingly alarmed
What in the world could have occa-
stoned this sudden freak she could not
imagine. That her sister was terribly
angry she saw. and the insane idea
that perhaps she intended TO tell Rich
ard Fetridge what had been said drove
the poor girl quite distracted. she
followed Marion 90 the city in the next
train, and searched everywhere for her.
Il was after six when she arrived. and
all the places OF business were closed.
This circumstance only increased the
girls alarm. she began to have what
she calls a presentiment Of evil There
were three places ia town where she
thought her sister might be-the
houses Of three friends One OF them
was way out in Roxbury. She made
the rounds. exciting everywhere won
der and concern; but she abruptly re-
fused all offers Of escort Il was get
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GOTHAM WOMAN
BRAVES BANDITS
DEFIES MOROCCAN TRIBES IN
RACE FOR SHIP.
MEETS RAISULTS BAND
Disguised in Moorish Dress, Wife of
New York Lawyer Ventures
Where 10 White Woman
Ever Set Foot.

New York.-To catch the steamship
Princess Irene. which reached this port
recently. a New York woman. dis
guised in Moorish dress and riding a
mule. braved death or capture at the
hands of bandit tribes and Travelled for
II hours through a country in which
no white woman had ever before set
foot Her name is Mrs. John Larkin.
and she is the wife OF q lawyer living
ia this city.
With her husband and their two
young sons. Mrs. Larkin left America
some two months ago for tour OF the
continent with no particular place as
their destination. When they reached
Gibraltar an impulse inclined them to
go across the straits to Tangier. and
when they arrived at Tangier they
wanted 10 continue in the more OF less
irresponsible fashion of Americans, to
any place that offered the most diff
culties.
This happened to be the city Of
Tetuan. which is in the interior OF
Morocco. All sorts Of troubles met
them on the way. Their boat was a
frsil one and before they had made
half the journey they saw a British
warship blown on the rocks in the
same storm that eventually delayed
them for several days and compelled
them finally 60 anchor well out at sea
and go into the African port on a fiat
boat. II was merely a spirit of adven-
ture that had induced them to go in
the first place. and for the same reason
they went on.
After spending three days in Tetuan
Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin decided IL was
time TO return, but found that the
boat which had carried them had gone
back. Thereupon Mr.. Larkin set out
20 End a means OF getting back over
land. but 90 his dismay hs was in
formed that such a project was impos-
sible because OF the bandits infestlng
the mountains lying between. chief OF
whom was Raisuli. who captured Per
dicaris.
Just at this time the Chereef OF
Wazan. a neighboring province. ap-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-23
Takes Swim in His Sleep.

English, Ind.-Deserting his bed for
two hours or more, at least twice a
week, and then denying that he had
been absent at all. caused Mrs. Gabriel
Jackson TO become suspicious OF her
husband and led her TO have her broth
ers keep an eye upon him" Recently
Gabriel slipped out as usual and was
followed watchfully by his brothers-in-
law while he travelled more than mile
TO the old swimming hole" upon his
fathers farm. where he Invested him
self OF his clothing and swan to and
fro across the pond three or four times.
When he emerged he carefully re-
dressed and then returned home and
70 bed. The next morning he knew
nothing Of the occurrence till told of
1t, and could not believe IL tai brought
to the scene and shown the footprints
in the sand. The queer part of il IS
that Jackson is not known TO be a
somnambulist. though he had been
thus afflicted in childhood.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-23
HANDS NAILED TO A STAKE
Grewsome Find in Mexico Supposed
70 Be the Work Of Cannibals-
-Four Americans Disappear.

NOgales Ariz.-Four human hands,
nailed 90 a wooden stake, found driven
into the ground near the ruins OF a
deserted camp not far from Caborca,
in the Altar district OF Sonora, Mex, II
is feared may prove the last that viii
ever be found OF four Arizonians. T. f..
Grindell. Olin Rolls, OF Douglas. David
Ingram, Of Bisbee, and Lieut.. Hoffman.
who was an officer In RoOsevelts rough
rider regiment who passed through
Nogales last June with the intention
OF exploring Tiburon island IN the Gulf
OF California
The gruesome find was made by a
Mexican cowboy while hunting cattle.
II IS reported that r. z. Grindeu, OF
Tucson. was at HermosillO seeking in
formation OF the party. The tragedy
Indicated by the horrible find is unex-
planned.
Tiburon island is a large island in
habited by savage tribe OF Indians.
who have resisted all attempts on the
part OF the Mexican government TO civ
ilize them by retreating 70 inaccessi-
BILE mountains
The natives are cannibals, and a few
years ago killed and ate the captain
and crew of the curic schooner World
Of San Diego. for which many of them
were deported by the Mexican govern
ment-
1t is feared that Grindeu and asso-
ciates may have shared the same fate
as the natives often ravage the main
land.
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WRITTEN IN RED
cHAs. HOWARD MONTAGUE AND c. W. DYAR
cOpyriEht. By The casssli Psblishing Col
wRlTTEN1N RED


CiaAFIER STORY opens IN ofnces OF
North & Stackhousc. a Boston broksrs' and
bankers concern. Directors OF Nfcara e,ia
midland and Stackhouse await North. Who
some DAYS before ha8 received letter threat
eaing death. Search for North revea1s his
oeao body at his Unoccupied town home.
aSesloe bocy, in scrawl OF red. IS writ
Ten ''Stackhouse"
CHAPTER 2-Omccrs reporters ana
physicians Investigate and perfuued VEN
ans Handkerchief is found on staircase
Eingman T. Thomas. Of Boston Globe. In
troduccd
CHAPTER 2-Fetridre. friend Of the
nm erd StackhouFe engage Detective
l-amm 90 probe murder. and each I'm prf,a Ia
esclares ;he other the criminal Lsun goes
90 SwampscotL North's summer home
CHATTER f-Lamm hides IN North
hone. where Stackhousa also lives and
hears Mrs Stackhcuse. North's daurhter
accuse husband o. murder stack house
leaves home. wife fatrts
CHATTER 5-Fc-rilEc arrives AZ North
rome Lamn interviews Mrs. Stackhouse
hetrlcge and Nortt butler Marie Moissot
known 90 both Fe.r.dEe and stackhouse
oonnectet with case
CHAPTER 6-NedicaI Examiner Jar
Eett reports view Of case Thomas inter
views surgeon in autopsy. then confers
with Lamm, who tells Fc-rIdgo connection
With case
CHAPTER 7-Brsy days az police ofnoe
Disclosed that Afrs Stackhousc was N,orth's
adopted child. Inspector Apr-eby vista
btackhousc rur.o nirE love letter 20 Ma
Ron mentioning b,1ckmaIcr
CHAPTER Thomas visits North villa
Thomas and ArDchy present at murdered
man funera. o1or on tauakerrL ief found
In Ncrth.s town home detected hv AprIehy
On Stella. Nortt's Youngest daughter
CHAPTER 9-Th0mas confe-s with
lam Goes 60 North villa az night. OBJ
serves VcHed figure descend treIis. fol-
iows The woman 60 beach. where she throws
revolver into water. he RECEIVERS r.
CHATTER iQ-Takes Up pursuit again.
Following woman al night and part OF next
Cay. on fnciug her. Thomas discovers she
in Stella North.
CHATTER I-StcI'a rcvears fact that
Marion is implicated in murder Thomas
falla In love with Stella.
CHATTER l1-Frm 90 North r stack
house collapse. Detective put on stella
North's trail Thomas reveals nndlnE OF
revolver. nothing else
CHATTER Advertisement Tor fnfor-
nation about Marie No'reot answered bv
Lam m. who puts female detective on trar
Gtackhouse calls Tor Information. tries
ruse % see Marie. tut is outvIttet.
CHATTER ri-Stacktouse writes letter
60 Maize Molssot begging mercy and asking
Interview. Laww gets letter r.rru trails
Thomas 90 apartment h-.s.rr. spies on
hin. nralr~ t.w OH. r-raI-Irr STELLA North
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-23
THE INvALID's THANKSGIVING.

Must I. car I. give thanks7 For what7
Is such great happiness my lot?
The luscious fruit that came for me,
The flowers 50 beautiful and sweet
The letters with their pre>s1us treat
or news from those long 10 see.
The pleasant calls. the books 80 rare
This constant. thoughtful loving care,
For these thank Thee. Lord.
Give thanks for pain? When shortened
Sreath
And anguish make me long for 6eath7
Yet cen in pain Thy love I feel:
And when. its fury Ger. all spent
1 lie. and wonder what II meant
So near Thou dost Thyself reveal
Thy tender. plying, loving heart
My weakness I'm Thy strength enfold.
Ny helplessness with might uphold
strange sweetness to my life impart-
shut in from all the world BY pain
my friendship infinite I gain
For this thank Thee Lord.
MARY Warren Ayars. In s. S Times.
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FATHER Webs GIRL
HE WINS FROM SON.
The Bride Is Ia, the Groom About 40,
one-Legged and Has Twice
Been Widowed.

Greenport. l. Frederick Tabor is
about 40 years old and one-lesged. But
he easily beat his son Russell. is years
and two-leggsd. in the race for Abbie
Tuthill's young affections. Mrs. Fred
erick Tabor, who used 20 be Abbis
Tuthiil. Is IA years OF age, and two
weeks ago she wore dresses up 10 her
ankles and went regularly to the gram
mar school at Orient, near here.
Russell Tabor r. SO mad that his
father cut him out and that he has q
stepmother instead OF a sweethes- :.
that he has left his home at Orient and
is now Weighing sugar I'm q grocery
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-23
Janev,s EXPLANATION

what is your standing in school
now, Janey?"
I'm at the foot of the class, please
ma'am."
AT the foot OF the class. Dear mel
And why are you at the foot OF the
class. Janey?"
Because I'm so meek an humble
ma'am. Somebody has to be at the
foot OF the class, and why not me?"--
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-23

...t
Tt TT IIiiNa H,s a IfEK look.
"o i-- N.--Ha- You are
" M ...- 7. o...-e- % you
"vlNesl-5 morning and Detective
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r,ec,,li-- .,-..-......-. en-, ol .'le
so~i-.,- -.'-t.-..,...-. ''. .''" .l-9 As
-. '''- ioAT note. ieit
..y-or .-. --.t. %. '. L ~ 90.
down - e''-'' 9''
r,
,bs l..,. t-, l't. ....,... go .--iD guy
v,i,t t.-. ,.,-i. -...... .. Guy, 'Ns
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chance mn, ,,.-t .
CO..
"-'. nov asked Ihomas'
'.-''''- Neenis at MS friend,
Oh -'' ",''oINs MS gaze
nus Sol' I-aIi'lA. measuring MS
man VINO Arrows himself
'i d" I'm poFJant case
f'o-.s race ana pair az blue
"eAN"ess lhat
~ .'..' I7 sure 20 tel against
-,
.i,,'-, '''- NusAe1' out con-
-,
''-- y" NC" AoIk %
"', U'eu 20 Ne" lork,' said
--Hii''li' eDie-iy- nave been here in
boston sara al work upon the latest
anu most curious feature or the North
case
Oo"ie' S@'N homaS' desperately,
say "h4l you mean Don't tall In
i1uu'e9
mean tnat Know all about It.
-. Ihoihas. Ano" mat kingman F.
Ino,ilaS, VINO mas done IN his day as
SA'el'eH1 uelecl'Fe work as anybody IN
N-le S'a,e' mas al last FALLEN into the
SHAT vi I"e SIREN ana forgotten his
Uuly- IN o'uef words, ne is in love
WIN one OF 'ne principals. Instead OF
o9'l"s HeI lie guards her While
&c po",e are searching everywhere
81 Iei' ne mas ueI secretly hidden in
- w ioU''' 'i@u' under their very
- anu O''i'eN 10 ms pest friend
~ d CO4"eSS 'Aal might or he were
- wary nave ruined his
-" 'no case
~" 'iie On your friend
- 49, lolil'i7' nouy. lie mad
charm and oIternatine e..,-oo, - -
and red tbrougbout ra,,,,,,, -.
ooeecb b,t he nm, - Hu4eS
Saced the datoc,iva s,,,e.,,-. Gu
have no right ~ assume ,ba, -
any sentiment in the matto~ W, .
too far when YOU charge me Win -
ting my personal feelings run awav
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-23

ting later and later all tbe time. Al
ready 81 was dark. aud The street lights
were burning suddenly she remem-
bered that Marion had the keys 10 the
house in Marlboro street There was a
bare possibility that she had gone
there in quest of fhe proofs she had so
mysteriouslv mentioned stella set
herself In that direction. Il must have
been about halt-past nine O'Clock when
she approached The place and saw
what DO You rh.nk2 Marion Stack
house coming down the stcpsi"
The imperturuahle John Lamm for
once lost his professional sang froid.
lie sprang t4-his feet and brought hls
hand down With a crash upon the top
% his desk.
Good heavens," he cried. And all
this time you have been concealing
this from mel"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-23
Psalm 100

Make joyful noise unto the LORD.
all ye lands.
Serve the Lord with gladness: come
before His presence with singing.
D Know We that the Lord He is God
IL is He that hath made US. and not
we ourselves; we are His people, and
the sheep OF his pasture
Enter into His gates with thanks
giving, and into His courts with
praise: be thankful unto Him. and
bless His name.
For the Lord is good; His mercy Is
everlasting; and His truth endureth
to all generations.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-23
Vitality of an octorsnarian-

Mrs.. Katherine Maxam. aged SO. trav.
eled all the way from Saginaw, Mich. to
West Hoboken. n. J., in order that she
might be photographed with her daugh-
ter. granddaughter and great-grandson.
She made the journey without feeling
any special fatigue and on reaching her
destination insisted on going to the Pho
tographer's at oncs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-23

Lets me see," exclaimed the Jolly
bridegroom. Il declare. this is really
my honeymoon"
Yes. Henry" replied the bride, anx-
lousy "but / notice you go in the
buffet car too often. Please don't let
II be your wet moon."-Chicago Daily
News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-23
Quite Exciting.

Did you play football while you were
In college. MIR. Mushie?"
'Oh, yaas indeed. Deah old football. /"
What position, Mr.. Mushie?"
ANY old position, don't you know. I
stood at one side with the othah fellows
and when the chappies made a touch
down we said 'rah-rah!' It's deuced az
citing, yes, really. Plain
Dealer.