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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
A County Wedding

Miss Nj. Roberta Phelps, daughter
of Mr.. A. j. Phelps, of Severn, this
county, was married to Mr.. Jospeh N.
Stweart on Thursday evening at the
parsonage of Severn Methodist Epis-
copal circuit by the pastor, Rev.
Charles II. Wagner. Those who wit.
messed the ceremony were Mr.. A. j.
Phelps, father of the bride: Mr.. Harry
Stewart and Miss Gertrude Stewart,
of Washington, ID. O.. and Miss Ethel
Stewart, of Sevren, brother and sis
ters of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs. H.
b. Kelbaugh, of Bowie, Nd. Mrs.
w. A. Elliott and Miss Sarah A.
Elliott, of Sulphur Springs. Nd. and
Mr.. Charles ii. Wagner. The bride
is the organist of Severn Methodist
Episcopal Church, and the groom is q
young business man of Severn.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
To Give Entertainment

1t is seldom the modest Presbyter-
ians come before the public to give an
entertainment or TO ask for public
patronage. The first entertainment
given for several months by the ladies
of this church will be held on Tues
day night, May Is. in the lecture
room OF the church on Gloucester
street. After musical and literary
program, in which Professor Schreyer.
violinist, will participate, there will
be ice cream, strawberries. cake and
caramels for sale at moderate prices.
The strawberries will be of the Anne
Arundel variety.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
Jollying the Tiny Candidate

Since his arrival in Annapolis a
week ago, Luther Welsh, the tiny can
didate from Kansas City, has been
considerably jollied by mis- fellows.
The boy is boarding at the hcme Of
Mrs. CAN'T, widow of the late Il. =.
CAN'T, former States Attorney. at the
corner of Cathedral and Conduit
street. The boys tease the little fel.
low, who takes it good naturedly and
some of them jump on his shoulders,
pressing him down and telling him
they are going to make hun shrink
those two inches which he stretched
himself TO make him the required
height to enter the Naval Academy
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
Mandolin And Glee clubs

The annual concert by the Mandolin
and Glee Clubs of ST. Johns College
will be given next Wednesday evening,
Nav IL, at Mcdowell Hall. These
clubs always give delightful concerts
and the one this year will be no ex-
ceptiun. Much care and preparation
has been taken with the program.
which is an excellent one. Reserved
seats are now on sale at Feldmeyer' &
drug store. SEE ad. in another column.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
Back Again.

Secretary of State Oswald Thigh.
man has returned from Richmond,
where ne was attending the annual
meeting of the general society of the
Cincinnati. This was the first time a
meeting of the society was held in
Richmond since 1884, and during the
session every one Of the original thir-
teen states was represented. The sec
retary states that he enjoyed himself
better than on any other occasion he
can recall He visited the various
points of interest about Richmond and
read letters which were written by
his ancestors during the Rev olution-
ary War.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
Fencing Pictures Hung

A large frame containing the pic
lures OF the fencing team, which were
recently produced in Leslie's Weekly,
has been hung in the new armory at
the Naval Academy. The pictures
were taken by Mrs. Charles X. Miller,
of Baltimore, and are handsome, we'll
defined photographs. Mrs. Milk r
presented the series Of photographs TO
the fencing team, who have mad them
handsomely framed and hung in the
armory. Opposite the pictures is tho
teams fencing record.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
Arundel Club Opened

Today the club house at Arundel-on-
the Bay was opened for the season.
The cottages will be opened in a week
or ten days and the cottagers, most OF
whom are from Washington. will come
here at that time for the summer.
Today a party Of gentlemen came here
from Washington to open the club
house and to make arrangements for
the cottagers The party consisted OF
Messrs. w. A. Weller, q. Il. Dunning-
ton, W. T. Shea and. Mr. Giller, all Of
Washington
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
Pretty Afternoon Tea.

Mrs. ShelIman b. Brown gave very
pretty afternoon tea at her residence
Oh West street yesterday afternoon.
Cards Of invitation were sent only TO
Mrs. Browns most intimate friends.
All of the appointments were very
attractive. Some OF those who called
were Mrs. Richard Welsh, Mrs. Aus
tin NJ. knight, wife of Commander
Knight, u. s. N. Miss Mary Magyu-
der, Miss Eliza Maguder. Mrs. Gassa-
way, Mrs. ID. q. Handy, Miss Eliza
beth Handy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
Getting Ready.

In preparation for the summer
cruise of the Chesapeake all unneces-
sary stores have been removed TO the
Naval Academy. The boat, after hav-
ing been thoroughly overhauled at
Norfolk, is now going through the
pruning out course in order that the
sDaces needed for other purposes will
not be filled with needless articles.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
Postponed

The first of series of large religious
meetings that are to be held in the
interest Of the Young Men Christian
Association was to have been held to-
morrow afternoon in the Colonial
Theatre. The theatre, however, not
being available ON this occasion, the
meeting has been postponed. the date
TO be announced later.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
Moose Head For Ship

A large moose head from North
Dakota was shipped here by Adams
Express Company from New York.
The moose lead was consigned TO DR..
Morrison, of the monitor Florida.
which came into the Naval Academy
Yesterday, but it is rather too large
for the Florida, and it is to be placed
on the monitor Terror. which il
larger. The express company delivered
the moose head to the Terror yester-
dav.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
District Library Association

The District Library Association, of
Warrington, intend making a visit to
Annapolis on Decoration Day, May
30. The association consists of be-
tween 30 and 40 members. They
will dine at Carvel Hall and will
visit the Naval Academy and places
of interest in town in the forenoon.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
Acknowledgement

The Capital acknowledges an invita-.
tion from Seeley Thornton to the com
mencement exercises of the New Bern
Military Academy. New Berne, N. c.,
May IA, 10 and I6. Master Seeles
Thornton is student at the Academy.
He is the son of Major and Mrs. Gard
ner p. Thornton. formerly Of this city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
Rife Match at Fort Madison

Six commissioned officers of the
Maryland National Guard will this al
ternoon engage in a friendly rifle
match with the team of Midshipmen.
The match will take place at old Fort
Madison, opposite the Naval Acad-
emy The ranges have been fixed at
200, 800 and GOO yards, respectively.
These matches are given to encourage
the Midshipmen in rifle contests. In
last year contest the National Guards
men came of victorious.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
Academy Hop Tonight

One of the regularly scheduled hops
will be given at the Naval Academy
tonight. a large number of girls from
Washington and Baltimore arrived to-
day for the occasion, and some of the
Georgetown baseball team remained
over for the event.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
Dissolved.

Orders were received at the Naval
Academy this morning dissolving the
general court martial of which Lieu
tenant. Commander Muir was presi-
dent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
WANTS. Lo@. FOR SALE
VOL. XIII. NO. 2.

Wants FOR sale, For Rent, Lost, Found, SC,
not exceeding 4 lines. inserted ONk WEhh, OF
less. for Is Cents, and additional lines IN pro-
pottion-to be accompanied by the 1Ash'
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
$4,000 40 RICDmII

0G OOO To loan on mortgage as a
POsOOO whole. or In sums not lees than
$4,000. JAS. w. OWENS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-05-13
FOR RENT

EuR RENT-HoUSR FOR RENTAL RastF ort.
Water front Apply 70 &. A. FhlhMhla %
Ncs street Annapolis mo"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
8erfebr fto6t an Der 9ataois
Strake.

Gin pfero Der g. 8. 2ei6 paper
60 fGeute aefern an Der @de Der Sli.
ncis unb pearl Ctr. Dor einem Nutos
mobil. slitt aus. fiel auf bas stra.
Benbabn9eleiie nieber 'nnb NOR aud
niGt mieoer auf bic Beine 3u friesen.
Ser @troBenbahnbienf an Der Sainois
Ctr. erlitt bur4 biefes u%rborberges
febene grsianiB cine Gt6rung bon ettua
Is Winuten unb bic Strabeubabnma=
gen batten f9 in LANCER &eibe aufges
ffaut, ebe es selans, bas pfero uieoer
auf3uridten. Sas NutomObil. Gbas.
Waper & 60. a.b6ris. batte f6 beim
Yeriuae benz Pferoe aus benz Wes gu
fabren in benz tiefen Sdnee fsf9erannt
unb ben bereinten 2rdften bon awei
Wdnnern etft eelane es. oasfelbe tbeil=
tpeiie aus Dem brben S9nee frsi3us
f9aufeln unb mieoer IN Gabrt 3u
feBen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
Grf Is Sabre.

gberrett 6ubolsfon unb SRI. gtbel
Bell, beioe aus 9enbrids @uuntp
fammenb, famen beiiuli9 mad Sn.
b~ianapolis, tpoielbff He fih our9 6riss
oensri9ter 9arosp 9. Stout trauen
lieben. Sas iunse paar fol BEN
@lerf fiir Ssiratbslicenaen. 8srner, sr.
fldrt baben. bob es aus @lermont, elmer
tleinen Stabt i'm Warion @ounip, nahe
Der @ren3e iiamme. @eptnidte 9is
esna tpurbs ihm bann ert5eilt. na9oem
8. q. Smith cine RIDES ffattli9e grfld.
rung abasgeben bate, cob ibmt bic
Braut aug Marion gounip ffams
nnenb, befannt fei. Der Brduti9am
Qab fein alier nit % Sabren an
tpdbrenb SRI. Bell 10 Sabre alt fem
tuollte. l1ebsr bic 6eiratb NOR ma
in pittsboro. Dsnorids @ounip. ni9t
uenig srfauut, no Der Batter Der Braut
elm 5lsiiHaei&dft befibt. gs murbe
bort In grfabrung gebra9t, oab 6rau
0uoblefton erf Is Sabre oft 1T 6rie-
Osnri6ter Stout iaat. bob He ibm be.
beuteno dlter porgetommer mdre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
- 2auGt bic BONANZA.
NoMmals berf9o6en.

Die Beboroe FIR 6Henili9e Nrbeiten
bat ibre gntfneibuna oes boz, Der Sn-
oianapOlis, Nsp gafls uno SolebO
electric @ailuap 60. einserei9ten @e-
iu&es um sinen Greibrisf no6mala
perf4oben.
6. u. coleman, Der MnuiIt Der
@ompa9nie bat, Die Sa4e nod einmaI
gu periAieben, unb bieielbe oann am
%. 6ebruar nOdmals our gsrbano-
lung gu brin9en. unterbanoluneen fin
ben @ebrau& Der Staoiseleiie fnt
ausenblidii9 3wiiAen Der nsusn Com.
panie uno Der Snoianapolis SraetiOn
& Terminal 60. i'm @an9e. um ben
@ebraud Der Staot9eleiie su erm6g.
li9en. Nad ausIassn bes 6srrn
Coleman fteb.n belize Companion DO,
einem uebereintommen, burd tpelaes
ieoo9 bic Nhdnosrang bes Wortlautes
i'm 5reibrief beoinst miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
ollie.

Gin Wa3en Der SnoianapOlis Wbats
tOir @pmpanp muroe 9eitern Nbeno an
Der Sto Selamare Ctr. uno Der uniou
&ailwap 3reu3uns bon elmer 9Ofomo.
tibs aetroHen uno 3ertrimmert. Der
6ubrmann. 8oger Shea, purbe meb=
rere SUB melt in ben S4nse gei1leus
oelt; er fam anidsineno slfdlider-
ueiie nit einem sequetidten 8ein oa-
Don. Die pfsros, welds ssraos oas
@eleiie iiberi9ritten battsn, tuurosn
ni4t perrlsbt.
unterbaIb Der @frtelb obn.
2reu3utig Qerietb Elm @efdbrt, befen
Gubrer unertannt 9eblieben, in 3oGi=
ion nit einem WartinsDile Snterur-
ban= Wagen. Sas pfero uuroe biers
bel 9ei6otet, mdbrenb bic Snfalien oes
8efdbrts unperlebt babontamen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
Mns ben Geri9ten.

Ssrau 4lice Dumas purbe nit ibrer
S9aoeneriubtlase UNI $4,000. welae
He sesen Die 8. 6. & %. @iienbabn-
8eieliHaft, pegen ungeniisenoer Stel'
lung bon Wagen bel einem grtraiuge
erboben bate uno pObei fe infolge Der
Weni&snmengs g~erlebunsen oapOn=
trug, abaemieIen. Sas @eridt nabm
an, baB he f9 ni4t in oerartige @es
fabr hdtte au be9eben brau6en.
Jrant 6. Cline, Republifansr. wel-
der bic WabI @arreu 6. $intles oils
8rufee bes perrp Staottreiies bsitritt.
eriu9te RreisriAter aaen I'm 8ers
lssuus oes prOsehss.
Robert %. Wc6rioe ruuroe aum
Special. 8i9ter fur oieien Jaa be.
fimmt.
6. g. Bridges uno q. 8. Barrett.
friiber Bel Der Hational Soliciting
COMPANY, tpurben pe9en l1nterihla-
quna perbaftet uno benz 6rieoensridter
Smod b~Oreefhbrt. Srau @Qa 'gsrau.
ION, 2oitbaus.@ irtbin In Der Noro
Slinois Str, bei4uloiste bic Wdn-
ner. ibr auitsbsnoe $33 cOaectirt uno
ni9t abseliefert. ~iOnoern fur eisenen
@ebraud psrpenoet ju baben. Die
Beflagten battsn suerf cine Office i'm
State 2ife Building inne uno maren
fpdter nod benz 2emde @ebduoe psr-
3o9en.
Mm IL. Sanuar b. s. fam Der 5an
our eeriGtliden @erhanblun9 une
wurbsn Der 5rau $24 rs 3useiproden
Do bsioen absr bas @elo trob i6res
Yerfpredsns nidt on bic g%igentbtme,
einbduoieten. wurosn fie tirslid mis=
Der b~srhaftst.
Clarence 3. Barrier, 0erualter bon
gomin 2obe's Nahlab erbob gegen
Sobn pieree, sen unternebmer fur oas
Rsaierunssssbdube sdaoeneriastlaat
IN S65e brn $40. 600. Mnseblih iOltt
9ope bon Hieres (. st. beauftragt
rpOroen iein, bura einen glebator'
S9adt binourd fia 3ieselfeine gsber
gu lafen, nobel er am 3opfs onrd
0inuntsrfallsn zines Steinss t6otlit
sstroHsn tpurbe.
glen u. Woultot flast int 2reisae'
ridt se.e1 bic @rben bon Wiai!
Moulton auf 3abluns bon $500. BIZ
He fur aelsifete 2rantenpfeSe on &c.
MANNHEIM beanfprudt.
StaatssO bergert4t |.
Opbelia goote bat bic Snbiant
Union Fraction 60. auf 3ablung por
sic. 900 Ghabensriab berfla9t uni
3uar ihr Yerlsbanssn, bic fe bel einen
3ufammenfOB gu Me@OrosOiae erlit'
ten haben tpia. 9srGaa miro Dor oslu
Obsrseri3t 3ur gerbanoIuns fommen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
Biese-
8 {

Samss uno gffie puasp, lis Gree
lep, 2nabe. - 6. M. uno @pra 6ag=
aaro, 1924 Central, Wdoden. -Sobn
unb annie 8efal, 1920 @bsfnut,
2nabe. - 2eslie unb @li3abstb @Oen,
1910 q. SEEM Seriep, Wdoden. =
8. g. unb @brifina papne. 2615 q.
@apitol, 2nabe.-goparo unb gmma
MabOnsb. 100 80. 9ratt, 2nabe. :
@eorge uno 5rau 8snion. 6 8ladforb,
Wdoden. = Clinton uno Wargareth
Saass, 625 Wet Widigan, Wdoden.
= Glen unb Stella Wilifan, 81 Sbe
gmelie, Wdoden. - 8eor9s uno 2ulu
aasn, 324 gnsls, 2nabs. = Ssrapt
uno @sorsia 8ase, 423 Bright,
2nabe. = 8eOrae unb gfber Smith,
1916 Gapette, WdoGen. = 2ouis iint
frau Mitiea. IS Ssfsrion, Mdo6en.
-8eorge uno War9aret Sbaber, 251O
Rurtbpsfern, 3nabe.
@etraut:
Sabio 8. 6apoen-Hebecca Moore.
Jobn Sabis-gIara .. Ofep.
Wsper s. Daniels -gaber petrobibtp.
@ehorben:
GburIes @afer. Al, 1915 Union. =
Sabn SOpce, Sc, 5Istdet's Sanita,
RUM. = Sdualing Sonss, 1912 Stem.
man. - Miliam 6ouarb Smith, SO.
1924 2uoIow. = Marp @rubb, So,
2118 3albott. - :. 90. Sampled,
SO, SAP unibsrfitp. - Soparo gm.
mons, Is Sage. 375 q. Capitol. =
@aiius Craig, SIS. 1912 9. @eft. -
Colo 9ambsrt. 81, 220 goen Ylace. -
Sdusling pOrtis, 8 Sage, 2l35 81,
nep. Sarub Sarlsn, So, Srren=Afpl.
-SObn patrid. 20. 1872 Wef 18. =
Sarab 6ibgetalo. 20, Srren=NipI. =
Charles Coleman, so. 815 st. @apne.
= SalOma grnf. 70, 2107 @sntral
|-@ena Smith, Is Sage, 341 Nioole.
-SOpbia parting, rs, Staot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
Die 8ebSroe FIR SHentlide Mr=
bstten beRattst ben 8ert9t
Der &ommiFare.

Die Rsmmifdre, weI9e pom Der Stabt
unb Der 8afers@ ompasnie ernannt purben.
bert3teten mad elmer ftrensen unb umfans.
rsi9en 9rdfuns bes ftdStii@en @afers
fclsenbermaben:
nNtr fino einftimmi9 Der Mnt&t, bab
oas Dafier meI9es ben Goniumenten tpdb.
renb Der periose bieier tlnterfu9uns seIieferi
murbe. euten seiunbbeitIi9en Gbarafters
mar bab bas 8aHer pon BripatsYrnnnen
elmer Der pidtisiten Sactoren Der Gnts
fsbanss 'l1ria9en bisisr (Sppbus) epibsmis
perioSe mar"
Die Rommifdre empfebIen bic Gonbem'
niruns BON Bripat=g runnen unb Mborten.
unb ernpfeblen, oab 8erbinbunssn nit Abs
passtandIen berseitelt perben ionen no
immer fi9 ipIGe ~befinben. Der sanae 8es
rt6t Der 3ommiHdre 1T in Druid unb pirb
auf anfrase abseIiefert ober NIT Der Bop
perianSt.
Die AnaIitat bes @afers, mie ioIdbes Don
oieier Seieui9aft seIiefert wirb, uno ME
bur& bieien 8eri9t feftsefeut, it fir ale
Bsosbner Der Gtabt gum @riuat.@ ebrau9
empfebIenstpertb.
SnbianapoIia MaHer 60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14

Sofepb 6obon, "a Sabre
alt, uno lange Sabre binourd @roeer
on Der arIenal Nbe. go. 1904, farb
Sonntag Hadt. Die llnternehmer
6lanner & Buchanan fino nit Der Be-
eroiguna oes 6eimaegangsnen beauf.
tra9t poroen, bod finb nod feline tusi=
teren Details fur bas 8esrdbniB Der.
lautSar getporoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
S@etnt ossparater Character
III fein

Der ssiiern Oerbuftete 0sssr @eoree
@renibaw, ruegen Noross In Sennefee
gewtiniht. foa aud In Nrtonfas weaen
Mnroes eeiu1t iein. @r puroe bier
aIs Glti1tIins einsstragen. Die ibn
berbaftenoen poli3iftsn Cor unb See
tiberrumpslten ben Wann uno in fei-
mem Selibe Duroen mehrsre Stanse
Ypnamit, fOnie audi 3unbfnnur por=
9efunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
..QYres Bulletin -.
~ Nemefie N
frabling.. Uorfebs j.

Reue 8leibersS toffe fommen lest nit
elmer Beftdnoisteii On. peIde Die Qaaers
Mmfieher auf'S duBerite in @nSpru4 ntmmt,
un bamit S9ritt 81 balten. 94uf pieIe
Grten rperoen Sic intereHante N%enberunsen
bemerfen, welHe fiir bic fommenoe Saiion
perbeiben uoreen iinb. MQe Stcffe iinb
un cine De'aoe in oielen Sheen smriidaes
fallen; Dtobairs fperben in GROCER Saries
tat seseiat uno @elause @ffeften finb sabl.
leg. 8as ais Banana Stode befaunt lit,
1T unierem alien Sreunb 8roeabe ganuas
iebr donlih. @ls eine Strobe Der beiten
Denfter ltno an5uiebsn:
SAVANNA Sbepberb Gbeds, in i9pars unb
peiB, 45saoaiae 8aaren 3u... S1.OO
Ropitdt Robair Gtoffe, eeuirfeIt unb ae.
ftretft, IN peri1ieoeuen Sarben Su soc,
........-.. ........ j UNI 81 90
Bottles NIT 9aarIinien etreiien uno aerpiirs
felt, einige nit aeftidten Supfen, bic
Yaro. $1.OO, $1.25 unb 81 SO
@oIiennss unb Grepes nit fancb Seiben
Supfen 5u -. $3.50 uno So 90
@eftrsifte Option 8oiIe, Elm prd1tises neues
NateriaI pom Sranfrei9. ....... $3.50
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
Marot 0ras GremrFonett.
Ha@ Nep Orleans, Mobile uni
YeniaeoIa pia YennipIpania
2inien.

Grcuriions 6abrfarten mad Netu Orleans,
Ca. IcbiIe, @la. anb Yeniacola, Sla., pia
9ennIbIpania 9inien, ruerben p~erfauft bon
1. bis 6. Ndra eini9Iiebli9. Nan frage
bel ben S~idet>Mgenten Der ~1ennipIpanfa
9inisn fur tpeitere Snformation iiber Sabrs
preis. gbfabrts;eit unb 9epddsgef0rberuns
u. I. 10. an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14

Cine Grfdltnns in einem Gage fnrirt.
Nan nebme Laxative Bromo Quinine
9abIeten. 9lle gpotbefer ftatien bas @eIb
anriid tpenn bic aur febI f9Idst. 6. sd.
Grope'sS isnatur 1T auf ieberS 9a9teI 25e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14

g. efudbt: STEELE BON eiusm ioeben e~iueepanber.
W ten Seutiheu. Aoreifre o Stufbarf, 1o2
saorb Hoble Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
@etterbertht

SIR "a stnnS.n. .uS.uS = usr gorssHs. Is. Sssraar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14

8afbin t o n, Ia. Sebruar.
Sur Sne:ana @abriaeinIiG SHnee
beute abenS;. Nittpo9, i4on feline ueients
lide Genberuns in Der 3emperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14

2ocaLs@ etterbert6t
Sdpn beute Abenb unb am Mittfpo9,
wabrideinli9 e@nseseftober; fteissnSs
Se;aperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
SnbianapoIia MaHer 60.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
WHITE KILLED BY
LIGHTING BOLT
Terrible Storm Which Passed over
Section Wednesday Night Left
Havoc in Its Wake.

Reports received in Hampton yestcr-
day show that the rain, wind AMI
thunder storm which passed over this
section on Wednesday night was one
or the most terrific in many years
Great damage has been done To the
crops. while one life is known to have
been lost and several buildings were
struck by lightning. The storm began
ut ll:2o y. IN. and continued until
midnight and the electrical effects
were the most brilliant Witnessed
on The peninsula for Il long time
Thomas White. colorcd, well known
as IL wood sawyer, was instantly killed
by Il bolt Of lightning. White was
sleeping in Il building owned by a col.
orcd man named Randall The ii;ht.
ming struck The chimney and White
probably never knew what hit him.
Dr. G. *. Vandcrslicc made an exam
nation of the man, but decided thai
an inquest WAS unnecessary.
The stable of Mr.. Henry l.. Schmelz,
me banker, IN East Queen street, WIS
struck By lightning, but no damage
was done TO either the horses OF the
building.
~ valuable horse belonging to MIR
Allen Edwards, who conducts liver?
stable i'll the West End. was killed
during the storm. The horse WAS in
The stable when lightning struck tho
building and ripped the door from The
hinges. The animal was instantly
killed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
MR.. ROWE'S ARM
SEVERELY HURT
Crack Pitcher of the Hampton Nine
A. Met With Most Peculiar
Accident.

Mr.. John Rowe. one of the best
pitchers of the Hampton baseball team.
met with an accident early yesterday
morning that will probably prevent his
pitching again this summer lie may
never be able again TO so in the box.
Mr.. Rowe picked n piece of hard sub
stance, which he thought was rock.
and attempted to throw it at Il dog.
lust as he stretched his arm to flrow
the substance crushed in his hand ana
proved TO BIZ a ball of clay. The sud
den jerk wrenchct one of the leaders
IN the arm, and has since caused Mr..
Rowe much pain.
Dr. McAllis,er dressed the injury
and he is OF the opinion that with
good treatment Mr.. Rove will he able
To enter the game again next spring.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
NOTICE,

By virtue of authority vested in me
by the District Court of the United
States for The Eastern District of Vir.
Sina. in the matter OF Herbert S.
Hickman. bankrupt. the undersigned!
will sell at public auction for cash, at
To O'Clock Il. m. on
FRIDAY, JULY 21ST, 1905.
the following store fixtures. etc. now
located in the storehOuse recently &C.
cupicd by The said Herbert S. Hicli-
man. on Queen street III the town of
Hampton. Va. anu ut which said store
house said sale will take place:
One stove. one awning, one lot
screen doors, one large coffee mill
two cake racks. one desk, one chest
one stepadder, two paper rollers. one
bronn rack, four chairs. one cash
drawer. one tobacco cutter, one lot
Ill cans and measures. one lot meat
knives aud ono meat saw. one wagon
and set OF harness, one oil tank, one
cheese case. one ice box, one lot show
:ases. -four pairs of scales.
For further information address or
rnll on the undersigned.
WIN. G.. l.. TALIAFERRO. Trustee,
Trce building. Hampton. Va.
GEORGE w. PHILLIPS, Auctionccr.
The above sale has been postponc,l
Until Saturday morning, July %. 1905,
1t 10 a. III. 7-2l-2t