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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-08-23

Muslin underwear-Prices cut 10 tC
35 per cent. Bing-Stoke Co.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-08-23
M. M. DAV

4'I M Ut FIoi
See. of the Board OF Directors.
Reynoldsvllle, Aug. the 23rd, 1865.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15
Carolina Queen Cotton

Comes nearer hcing storm prsa and soTtY.
iouT per cent lint than any have ever if1e'i
and have tern planting and ginning o'','-n
all nv lite. Limited suppl> - ss-n.i Al - n'
ltrr husheI Thc~F nat iart1 pFfre~ foT
quality ID NF~~i ofseT~si and auN buNsF u.s;
pi~a~ed With his punch 49, IV,'sn sT1s, an ve;
his t,~.k,
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15

Can Arli Registered Shof; Horn Cat.
ot t-csi breeding al rca.onahic ptscca
Our Bcrk.hi'e Hogs arc &rc mi &"
noG~. our spring crop 81 s,ig~ arc no~
arriving. sr can furnish single rtg
or pa'rs not akin a. righ, prtrrA
We can also fuYniAh tea choice
Poland China pigs.
\ number 81 tn~ Augura buck goats
cheap for carly orders
Il. Il. Rock eggs from choice
matings Si.2S for Is
NJ. B. Turkey eggs -. III per i"
Toulouse Geese eggs 81 81 Tor 5
White Emdcn Geese eggs -
for s. II. G. Davidson. Prop.
ELpgti..r. Tr~~
+. q. Onion. Tenn. Il. + No
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15
FOR SALE

10-acrc farm. Claiborne county. MisA
Npicndicly situated Nety productive
well "ai-fcd Large dwelling. q ten.
ant houAes. plcn', 81 labor This ia !.
bargain. and reasonable ,crna v III be
made 10 reliable purchaser.
THos. NJ. ~rAELrs. NicLshurg. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15

One S"Srisitg and ono tau year old
for sale. Home rasacd and tick fever
proa. Also grade hciirrs and COW =.
joH~ VI WHITE. whi;cs,o~u. MtA
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15
Iron Clad Peas

tneSCellcd for hay making. mature IN aadaNs
IAN be planted from rtl until August
1T. Can he picked any time before plan ing
the next crop. "r IL pr. tered, can leave them
vines and pillow IN with oats and have =
fine s,and after "ats have been cut. Pm"
500 Vrr buShei.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15
J. c. F0WkE, Baldock. S. c.
Dairy Supplies

have full line If Rocker churn~
Acme BALL Davis swing creamery foot
power. Ali siYc~ III stock. Butter work
crs. butter boxes with ice Chambers.
butter printers. parchment; paper. bu'
ter color. mix bottles in quarts. pint@
and halt pinis bottle cap. and DC ias Al
cream separator which ! guarantee Ia
save $40 per cow yer year. Send me
your orders. Catalogue tree.
|. 4. MADDEN,
~ Whitehall 81. Atlanta, ia.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15
Farm Experiments.

EDITOR GAZETTE:
like your idea IN the May Is
issue Of the GAZETTE on expert.
ment clubs. | have been making
careful experiments with tcrti,i
GERS on cotton for the lastn wears
70" my own information. find
by referring 20 my books. that a
complete fertilizer. acid pbos.
phatc or stable manure has IN.
creased the weld and carincss
al cotton in every instance. OK.
Cept one. which was IN l"tn the
we; wear. when complete Ter.
''i'zer containing : per cent.
phosphate. : per cent. nitrogen
and ; per cent. potash alone was
barely profitable
The results ibat vcar,wcrc n
follows
Pho, !. y tons stable manure
and $50 pounds :. :, goods
per acre. welded lo+, nound1 a.
seed cotton.
PA, =. = tons stable manur,
aud l1n pounds ot - per cen,
acid phosphate, welded -
pounds.
pla,,. tons stable manur.
Welded So pounds.
PA, !. lsn pound. phn~ pha,c
Welded ~t.o pounds.
PA, ;. $50 rounds : :
| goods. Welded pNo rounds.
Pla, -. uu.cril,t.cu. Welded
$40 POUNDS.
! There VAS a. little ,l,ticrrngs
/ N time OF opcuinp a. IN weld.
The hcs, results have g1,,c,
from the use al fertilizers y,,r,
~ istr. which were a. follows
Pat !. un.cr:i!.scd. ,ic!dc,
rs mounds
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15
Carolina Cream Corn

Long creamy grains. small red Cnh. Shells
n quarts truiu ha rrei uuhuAkrd ear Prar
s2.0t I-r bushcI. S~-!csi.d and sheGle,i p,
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15

Work stock calinpt do gooG
labor without good iced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05

he astonished his disciples by merely propounding
another: 'Whther?' 3"
There interesting sound at the door of
one furnbling at the handle.
| rose, surprised that anyone should seek to
enter without knocking. Then the door opened
and Steindal appeared. | learned afterward that
he had recovered rapidly from his seeming madness,
and had persuaded the hotel attendants to leave
him alone, the plea that he would sleep. A
doctor too, summoned hastily, bore out his state
ment that he in a normal condition of health.
By tipping housemaid who knew nothing of the
scene in the restaurant, he reached my room.
As far as l could judge, he was unarmed Never
theless, | barred the way; but he paid no heed to
me- He lodged, in order to see Karl
Il want to speak to you" he said thickly, adj
dressing Karl.
Come in, then" was the answer.
Thinking that three of could surely overpower
him at if he attempted violence l stood aside.
Seen in the half-light of the corridor, Stendal
looked his own tubby, commonplace self, but the
bright interior of the revealed the rough usage
to which he had been subjected. His chin
scratched, his collar and shirt loosened by the
breaking of stud the breast-pocket of his coat
torn, and his long, black, smooth hair ruffed.
The expression of his face offered study in
physiology. The corners of his thick, salacious
lips turned upward with the scow of enraged
animal. His eyes, usually black and beady, were
dark red and dartng shifting glances at all
parts of Karl's body. Their constant movement
was fascinating. IL you nave ever seen d DULL
fight and watched the last stand of the Anda1usian
monarch of the herd he faces the matador well
that the bright straight blade in the mans
right hand is ready to seek his hearts blood, yet
compelled to watch the futterings of the bit of
red silk the mnleta in his predestined slayers
left hand, you will form some notion of the sup
pressed fury which cleaned from Stendars quickly
moving eyes.
Yet his voice, though it had lost its smoothness
we'll under control "Whatever else you may
be, | don't suppose you are coward" said he.
l believe to this day that Stendal could actually
smell blood in that instant. His nostrils twitched
slightly, and his tongue darted forth to sa1ivate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05
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would be a barbed shaft; its wound would
never heal When Steindal rega1ned possession OF
his senses he would learn the disastrous truth.
Even if he escaped prosecution for disordery
duct, some kind friend would surely tell him how
he sang and balanced and contorted. He would
howl and writhe in impotent fury. There was no
legal redress. None would credit him, would
he dare take that course He could only accuse
Karl with exercising some terrible influence upon
him, and in that event the laugh Inter would be even
more widespread while his overbearing reputa-
tion which stood him in good stead in financial
circles, must be lost irrecoveraby.
The stock broker hurried out.
He has gone to look after his friend 1t is
kindly act" | said.
Guess he has gone to glue himself to the
Paris telephone" commented Hooper dryly. Stein
da1's stocks are mainly held in France. Let it
get round that he is cracked and they will
drop into the place beneath like the gentle dew
from heaven"
What will happen to Steindal, do you Think"
l asked Karl.
He is gradually recovering In less than an
hour he will be all right. expect the hotel people,
knowing his identity, will put him to bed and send
for doctor But he wants doctor. He will
clamor for purveyor of guns and daggers.'
You believe he will plan vengeance against
your"
Most decidedly. He is no coward. His mother
was a Mexican dancer. She taught him to throw
a knife before he learned the alphabet. Ask him
the meaning of la cuchiAada and you will his
eyes glisten."
Oh l cried in a sudden heat, this is intoler-
able! What counsellor your father brought from
Heidelberg when he summoned me!'
Have no fear" said Karl, toying with salad.
"Stendal cannot injure me. The little beast! l
could paralyze his uplifted hand"
Karl could do that, 1 knew. Nevertheless. l
prey to disquieting thoughts.
Hooper, blessed with a temperament which
would take an equable view of the Day of Judg-
ment began to review events in his practical way
Il credit you with accomplishing almost any
thing in the present tense Karl, he said; but l
history. How did you know Steinda had
been a circus acrobat?1
You knew" It
Eyes Some one told me years ago. l
thought of it while he was singing, but l As
have never mentioned it to you" "
Karl smiled YEARLY That was enough -
he said.
My dear fellow, can you read my enc
thoughts?" sLNtA
"A little while ago | read the thought of Ga 81
every living being in this room. And what IS
is more, l supplied the thoughts of most of ~
them. Now, would like to forget Steindal ~
Why did you fail to let me know you were 80
in Pars?"
Il have notion that any giving of infor-
nation my part would be kind of super
fuous." laughed Hooper.
''You are mistaken Here you are at my
mercy. In Paris you safe. The world b
holds nearly two thousand millions of people. IL
Except under special circumstances cannot ES
pretend to single out individuals"
CHAPTER XXI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05
CHAPTER XXI.
III O OPP err S u gg g S { S q
w ay Out

THOUGH Steindal was gone, we remained
| the center of observation. Perhaps
others wondered, like Scapin, what he was
doing in our boat. Karl, who was distinctly
fatigued, did that which l had never seen
him do before-he drank some wine. He
seemed to be willing enough to talk freely,
but held in leash by the presence of so many
strangers. Hooper, l knew was consumed
with Impotence, but he preserved the out
ward demeanor of North American Indian
So there was a common agreement when |
suggested that my sitting-roo was the right
place in which to smoke Once there, He
threw aside the mask.
:" / have the accumulated questions of five yea
fire at you. Are you ready?" he said to Karl
Entirely ready. would ask you only t
member that Hindu ascetic once devoted t
years to the consideration of one great ques
'Whence? and when he emerged from retire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05

Pm glad Pm coming home from school
AM not just on my way,
Cause then I'd have no time to stop
Topet you an to play.
If you are hungry, Squirrelie,
guess you'll like this cake;
Be careful and not choke yourself
Now don't, for goodness sakel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-28

9ilometcr ~ausbielt. 9open lperoen
nift ielten BON 3uae erfaBt uno se-
tootet. @enn lid aber ein @lepbont
ober Elm Hbino3eros in oeii @eg
itellt. 10 bot Dies nid)t mn fiir oieie,
lonoern gepobnlih aiid) fir cen 3rlg
b0ie Solgen, on cine Gntgleiiung IN
Den meiiten S1llen cintritt. glepbnt.
ten id)einen aus Snmmheit ooer eill.
fudler Neuaieroe anf Dem 9abnge.
leile iteben 5u blaiben, oas Gbino-
5eros aber aebt oireft sum angriff
iiber illo ltiir5t iih Der 2ofomotioe
entgegen. Sies geifab aild, Dor
etlpa bier 8odcn bel Der 6obrt bon
Uganda nod Der Seefiilte, mo- lid elm
&bino5eros oilf ben fabrcnoen 3lg
%itiirste unb 5ipci @agcn our Gnt.
9leilung bradte. Gas CHER ieIbIt
ifien menia Sdaoen g%elitten su Ia.
ben, batte aber bon Dem 3nlommen.
pralle alid) aerita unb ihlug lid
binfeno leitwdrts in Die Siiidje.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-28

ggenn elm WenIb fA in Der @ilbnis rperirrt" Fat unb niJt pei6
pobin, 10 luate er nibt 9eidb anf9erest merben unb bi- uno her.
lauien, iunbern ib rubig bineben uo %oerndben, iib SureftSufnoen.
@eraoe 10 gebt eS Sebert, Der gum erfen Wale III leinent 2eben frant
pirb; er ipate seiunben Wienibenperitano sebrauten uno nibt sldd
iebermanns Stat befolsenunb ollie ansepreiemen NRebistnen peridluden.
Gr ioate oaran benfen, baB Die &atur beftrebt lit, ib ielber 5u belfer.
unb oab bic Wsebisin Der gatrr muir 9eitamb leitet. 8unadft frase Ell
lid ielber, pelde Mebisin am suuerldiisten 1T. @erabe in oeiem
Sale rnermrt" fb Der Menib %sepObnli6, ro man bari fd nibt bar
iber 1tpunbern, tpenn man an aHe Die iogenannten nWfeoi5inen" bentt.
bic man al allen Yrenen uo unter allen SeDtn9ungen fanfen fann.
Da gebt eS cine %rIReoiSin", pelde Seben fret CD a%n9eboten mm5.
Der fe %ueridluden mill. Die rttise Srase tpdre bier: rSft Der 5a'
britant bieier rfreien Wlebi5inen" elm tpirfli5er uto aufridtiger Wten'
Tbenfreuno, pe man nab Der Gnaeise urteilen iute ?"
Menn man elm SaB Weebl faufen ioate nnb batte %berifiebent
Sprten CUR Iuspabl, piroe man oa einen Sad Webl rel erparen,
UNI es gu prubieren? 9as purbe @iemanb tun. llb tparum? gel
sutes Mebl elm aabetannter Sanbelsarifel lit uno nidbt umIont meg.
9egeben mmb.
gsenn man cine Slaide pber elm gadet Webisin in bic Sanb
nirtnrt, ioate man mebr auf ben @an,en bes Sabrifanten, oils anf ben
oes Nrties aben. Damn frage man fh, pb man Iertrauen genug
baben wiroe, inn einbunoert Dollars auf ien @urt gu Geibeu-1uenn
nidt, parunt Iuute man ibm bann feline @eIunobet. pber fem 2eben
anuertrauen, ielbit penn man ben Irifel fir uni1dblid bat?
Warurn iDute man nertDDle @ngenblide pergeuoen benin 8rpbie.
rem elmer unbefannten WRebiSn, tueld)e mod en Experiment lit, atpenrt
man Jorni'S Mlpenfrduter- 8lutbeeber erbaten fam, Elm Gfttel, tuelbes
uber bunoert Sabre lang gebraudbt purbe uno meldes ununterbrDbene
grfoge in Der 0etnng pn S%rdnfbeiten nadtpeif-eine Wteoisnn, uelde
INNER gut tut? Sic pirb oun einen 0fanne berseiteat, pelder feline
Mrbeit s%euiienbaft tut, Der 9eibdflidb uo inan5iea perantuprtib lit
uno Der in Ieinen pprgeidrittenent Sitter feline SpeHelbafen @e1dGfts.
~netbuoen befolgen barf.
5orni's alpenfrdter- Slubeleber lift lberaG befannt unb Mu. 1
marfiert. @r tuirb nibt umiouf uesseseben, neil er aus pertuplen
geftanoteilen Suiammen9eiest III, mmb aber TN franfe 2eute gu maBigen
Hreien %perabfolst. Cine l1nse @olo fpst nebr ais cine hinge Slber.
Mie ib @olo gum Siber perbdlt, 10 gebt es NIT benz atbepabrten
Wiittel, i'm gerseid su ben biQi9eren( CD MebiSinen i'm WParfte. Gas
Bette lit INNER oas 8iQigite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-28
Sic pcrbGngnifpuac GnSilbc.

Ger greBe Scntif,enbaiier Selb-
marid)aa Shirt aiituioif mar ciacut-
lid ocntiden Stommes. Muf Die
rliiiifc @olfsitimnle gcitiist, murbe
er I'M SpGtiomnler 1912 Sberbe.
~feblsbnber 9egcn Napoleon Den
Griteli, mo lcitete Die S~eriolgling
DER s~critorten eroben Nrluce bis nod
N~eutid)lano binein, itarb obcr an
ocli Stropa3en ON %. Npril 1913
in Der id)leiiid)en Stabt 9un6lou. lie
6amilie beiBt eigeutlif @oleniih-
tid]efi.autnioif, nno iiibrt ibren ltr-
ipruug auf einen aus Hcrooitoeiitih-
lono einsepanberten Sitter 9lltil SUI
rid. Mn Der Safel 3aiier Wil-
belm's bes griten betontc einmul Der
ruiiiid)c Observation-Disclosures 9rai
&ntuioff bcn bcutibcn ltriprumg lei.
ner Samilie. .@ir bieBen &litu".
iaet CT. Ser Soif aber fam in
HuBlono binsii". ieste Der preuBiidle
Minilter oeS Snnern @raf Sris
@illenburg init aemobntem ldllaefer.
tisen @is sur Seitcrfeit Der Inwc-
icnoen binSu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-28
&atboliide Golomilatiuns=W eieas
idaft inter Setting Der fird=
liden Cbrisfeiten.

8eiitlidlcs Eireftorium: Sodnu.
Eoter Soiepb Saufer, 3. 90. s.,
bcd]lp. Yater @m. SGulte, .. 20.
x, bodTp. Eufer Iuguitin Suffa, ..
W. 5, &cgina Aiia., CANADA.
Sidlcrt ieOcm Mitglicoc cine quite
Selmlt1tte bon 100 g(der IN elmer
beittlden fatboliiben Golonie OILS
frcicS 8cidlenf bon Der &~caieruna.
@robe Golonicu nit Seeilorgern
moblpcriebcn, gutter Soben, ihone
Sage, @alo pber Erairie, iid,cre
Grntcil. gutes Selma. Ilid Glen.
babnsSano ST. faufen su Sc bis $40
per Idcr. Ngenten perlnngt. @eaen
Girfnlaren nit poQen 9eihreibun.
gen, aoreilicre man
&atboliidc GolOniiations @cielIdait,
Eoltbcrn, Sasf., Ganaoa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-28
Sie milbcn Sbicre nno bic Giien.
babn.

Gem lanolduiigen @lauben emf.
geaen bat Die Giienbabn feline Sdre.
den fiir miloe Sbicre. Sics 5eigt
iif mieser oeutlih bel Der Uganda
9abn. Shon wdbrens oes 9oues
iino ielbit oils Die erlten 9ofomctioen
ooS gaumaterinl beranihleppten,
berrid)te cine ~oerartiee 9openplaae,
bob Die aroBten SoriidtsmaBreeeln
gum Sfpuse Der Mrbciter getroiien
werben muBten tno bieie Nafts in
Yaliiaoen .2agern mo S%lodbduiern
intergcbrad,t mur0cn. Srosoem
bolton iid Die 2omen oft lire 9el,te
mitten aus Den Mrbeitergruppen auf
Der Strede. uno eS iielen ibnen 30
Ieeer pGhreno bes 9aueS siinl
Spier. Sebt. mo Die giienbahn
lhon an snei Sabre I'M Setriebe lit.
bot iid) bos Tambseils nnb boS ofri.
faniife Sohlpilb BON ibr bod nid)t
pertreiben laiien. @ic Geiienoe
ifiloern. iiebt man bGiiiig Hilbel
ino gon5e Secrocn bon Nntilopen
riibie neben Dem 9abnseleiie groicn.
lino mnldnait lmternabm cine Secroe
bon etfpa 200 StrauBen cine Mrt
@cttloiif NIT Dem bahinbrauienoen
Giienbabnausc, mos lie iiir einige
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-28
MQcs nmipnit.

Srelmoin: .Nlio Gcin Mann bat
Cir Den rrellen Snt nidt bepiaigt =
loate oa cine Sbnmadt nifts ans.
ridten?"
Sllnae SroI: .Sld) neill, io9ar
idjeintoot bin i) idon ocsluegen &c.
peieni"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08
WHALEYVgI.LE is
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Flames Dcctrcy Business Section of
Nansemond County Village
Lo,s $4,000.
Especial 10 Tie Daily rress.,


SUFFOLK, VA, Nov. Last night
fire practically wiped the hamlet Of
Whaleyville of the map. The heaviest
losers are j. o. knight, store, contents,
livery stable, three warehouses, ami
dwelling. $4,000; a. d. Miller, store,
contents. livery stable. three large
warehouses and two dwellings, S12,.
900; r. B. Hayes, double store, ware.
house, $4,000; Dempsey Drake. store
and barber shop, $1,000; T. A. Ellnor,
enc dwelling, $500; r. M. Rodgers,
store and undertaking establishment
$4,000. The total loss will exceed
$4,000.
Many other dwellings were destroy.
ed, and the patrons of the livery sta.
bles lost horses and vehicles The fire
started in Miller's stable. of unknown
origin. The amount of insurance now
known exceeds $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08
MARREES AGAIN,
HUSBAND LIVING
Divorce Granted 70 Protect Second
Marriase-First Husband Was
Not Dead.
Special to tho Daily press.l

BRISTOL, TENN. Nov. 1.-the de.
cision of a divorce suit here reveals
an unusual circumstance. Eva, Baker,
a Bristol girl. married James Cole.
Cole disappeared and news came later
that he was dead. Mrs. Cole then
Married d. F. Brown.
1t developed soon after this that
Cole was still living, Mrs. Brown and
her husband then appealed to the court
to protect the second marriage and
grant Mrs. Brown a divorce from her
first husband Chancellor Haynes
granted their prayer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamer Cayo Domingo (Br.), Friend
Galveston-C. H. Arnal.
Steamer Gloucester, pizer. Balti
more-Merchants G. Miners Transpor
tation Company
Steamer Jefferson. Dole. New York
old Dominion Steamship Company
Tug John Scully with barges White
Band. Providence; Knickcrbccker
Providence, Cloth previously
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamers Cayo Domingo (Br.)
Friend, London; Princess Anne, Tap
ley, Norfolk and New York; Glon
ccster, Dizer, Boston; Mohican, Rich
Philadelphia; jamestown, Hitler, New
York.
Schooners Mary w, Bowen, Chase
Providence; Maria o. Teel. Davis
Bath, Me.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08
DEATH OF MRS. TUCKER.
Aged Lady Dies at Hospital After
Lingering Illness. ~

Aged Lady Dies at Hospital After
Lingering Illness. ~
Mrs. Martha p. Tucker. aged 6S
years. died at the Newport News Gen.
cral hospital yesterday morning at ii
o'clock after long illness from Il
cancer. @',e
Mrs. Tucker made her home with
Mrs. II. NJ. Tucker. OF 712, Twenty
seventh street. who is employed in the
chesapeake & Ohio freight ONCE.
The funeral services will be con.
Quoted at the residence this morning
at $3.50 o'clock by Rev. n. B.. Sanford.
The body will be taken to Chase City,
the old home of the deceased. for in
teImcnt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-08
Prisoners Taken Away

John Henry Jordan, WIG was given
five years in the penitentiary for fell
onious cutting, and Leroy Faison, who
was given one year for the same Of
tense, were taken to the penitentiary
yesterday afternoon by a guard who
came through with n string of pris.
oners from Norfolk.