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The evening world., 1905-10-28
K4LLSzRET
SATURDAY, Oct. %

The stock market was In a gidm
mood to-day IN consequence OF iho
Hartman interview predicting an era
OF sharp competitive railroad building
in the far West. Holders OF railroad
stocks fastened 10 sell and speculative
interest IN Industrial shares perceptio'y
increased. Union Pacific and Southern
Paclnc-the w Herman stocks-sold
on f~ractionally Notwithstanding the APP
parent efrsrts OF the insiders 10 sustain
them. The possibility Of a railroad war
IN the Northwest between tho Hartman
and the Hi interests was discussed
freely on the floor OF the Exchange, and
the prevailing sentiment was one OF
conoern. HIS activity in the matter
of extensions and Improvement In tho
territory traversed by the Northern Pa
clio and the Burlington lines has ap-
parently aroused the Ire OF the Union
vPaoiHo management, and the tone OF
Mr.. Harr1man's interview indicates q
~stsisstory disposition. Should the Bur
atpston sttempt 10 bufid new lines In
Union Pacific territory, II Is feared that
there will be a stubborn and costly
hight.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
INVESTORS
SELLING
STOCK.

stock to dispose Of their holdings. Some
lots OF stock Of which have been held
by individuals for many years have
como out in the open market within the
past few days In most instances these
shares have BEEN bought for the differ
ent railroad companies that control me
Lehigh Valley. Tho vanderbilts and the
Pennsylvania Railroad have large
blocks ocIehigh Valley stock put away,
since rs purchase Of the large coal
nroperties OF Coke Brothers Lehigh VAL
ley has steadily developed strength In
tho market,
Standard OH has been attracting more
attention on the curb market This
stock rose 10 . d7NS yesterday, and sold
at 600 to-day. Only a few small lots
changed hands, and these are supposed
ITO have gone into the hands of some Of
tho Standard on magnates. Early In
May, 1901. standard OF shares reached
their highest quotation, viz, H2. The
Northern Pacific panic, which occurred
ron the 9TH of that month, sent Standard
on stock down 10 635, In 1901 'this com
pany paid SO, 10000 IN dividends, nearly
one-halt Of the entire capital stock
There Is talk OF extra dividends this
year, which VIII bring tho dividend per-
oentago for 1908 almost up 30 the figures
Of 1901 Within the past four months
there has been an increase OF sSO,ooo,oco
Nm tho aggregate value Of Standard OIL
stock.
A considerable increase in the loan
account OF the New York banks caused
a small decrease In surplus as indicated
by the bank statement to-day. Contrary
to the expectations OF some OF the bank.
ers, however, the bonds gained some
thing over 1900 600 in cash. In certain
quarters a loss IN money was predict.
cd. While the statement does not re-
fleet satisfactory monetary conditions,
Il dld not appear 20 have any particular
| eject on stock market sentiment. The
The evening world., 1905-10-28
MINERS KEEP MITCHELL DAY

wILKEs-BARRE, Pa, Oct. BAH
c~ollleries in The anthracite region are
idle on account OF to-day being Mitchell
day. The miners held big parades at
Shenandoah and 6hamokln.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
A Man Who Has Solved
The "Servant Girl Problem.

Think of III Mere man has done what clever woman couIu
not do. He has settled the servant question for good ana all.
How By becoming a general housework girl himself. Nay,
do not laugh. Read this story carefully tomorrow and exuft
that It has come to pass. We must pass on now,
The evening world., 1905-10-28
The Closing Quotations.

To.day'A highest. lowest, closing prices
ana net changes Of stocks from yetttriays
final quotations or last recorded sales are
az followsI
The evening world., 1905-10-28
JAMES, McCREERY co.
Black Silks.

Black Silks.
the latest weaves on
exhibition are:-Mousse-
line Satin, Faille Altesse,
Duchesse Messaline,
Chiffon Taffetas, MORE
o ne, Renaissance,
Antique, Franchise and
Velours.
On October
the goth and 3Ist
5000 yards, pure dye, black
Chiffon Taffetas. Brilliant
finish. Suitable for waists,
coats, dresses, etc.
Ssc. per yard
value las
Twenty-third Street.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
ONE
CHEERFUL
SPOT

Fend, cheerful GESTURE, This stock rose
Tebout Q points over yesterdays quota
ktlons, ana II was Enthusiastically
P-bulfed' by the brokers who have long
hnade II a speciality. This sudden mani
kroytatton Of strength on tho part OF
srDsfters was largely attributable 10
tlre oscfnl announcement that tho
|~brmsrtcan Smelling and Refnins
|'Company has secured control Of two
additional mining properties Of positive
value. These properties were acquired
| through one Of the subsidiary smelling
companies ana they make the American
Company supreme IN the Occur d'haene
region. Two rich veins Of silvor and
lead have already been uncovered In
these new mines, according 10 informa-
ton received by officers Of the smelling
company. The strength OF smeiters
AFFECTED navoraoly the stock Of the
kmalgamated Copper Company,
The evening world., 1905-10-28
Stern Brothers
Classique Corsets

Fall and Winter Importations of the celebrated
CLASSlQUE CORSETS, including the latest
Paris Models, conforming to the more closely
Fitting Gowns In vogue. Perfect Fit and
Workmanship i'm Exclusive Materials of Silk,
Broche, Plain and Fancy Batiste and CoutiI.
The evening world., 1905-10-28

banks now hold IN excess OF legal re.
qusrements Sl2,i30,925, against SIS 1s3,ebO
last year.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
Ten Things Worth a Million Dollars.

Ten simple little pieces Of painting, sculpture, tapestry, carving
te ten most valuable art possessions in this broad country. And
they are all in the Metropolitan Museum of Ar. Look at them,
ladies and gentlemen, and then gaze upon a still greater treasure
on the next page.
The evening world., 1905-10-28
PORT or NEW York.
INCOMING sTBAAisHIPs
AsNCSahAaNp
DUE TODAY,
pacha Jacksonville. Sabine, BrunSwich
OUTGOING Steamship

OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
SAILED TODAY,
African prince, ArEen- Tagus. Panama
dina, Coronation, Arssutiua
a. paul. southamp- III Dorado
ton, New Orleans
Finland. Antwsrp San Jactnto,
Princess Irene. Naples Galveston
Minnshaha. London. Huron. Charlsston
PATRICIA Hamburg. Jefferson. Norfolk,
Philadelphia, FL siro 1eIveskoh
La duayra. Astoria, 9laseoW,
Moro Castle. Prtnrsss irsns-,.
Havana. Nspiss
Maraval Grenada Syracuse,
6arnie, Jamaica Pernhmpuco
The evening world., 1905-10-28

IN tho general
heavtnass Of TO-
days market Amer
GA nSmelting and
Reftn ing stock
doomed q buoyant
The evening world., 1905-10-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY,

Sun ristl. G2o Sun seq, o.o8 Noon rises, =
The evening world., 1905-10-28

old stockholders OF
the Lehigh Valley
Company are taking
advantage Of the
recent advance In
the prdce Of this
The evening world., 1905-10-28

The total sales Of stocks to-day werS
$40, 200 shares and OF bonds s1,61e, 900
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
RADlUM HAS TRADE VALUE.
Expsrinsnts Bring Discovery That q
Diamond Becomes Graphite
Under TIA Rays

In the course % some experiments
concerning the erect OF the emanAtions
from radium upon diamonds. Sir VII
lam Crooksa made a curious tiscov-
cry. When a diamond vas placed in
he path OF the rSdiauons Il vas con-
verted from the carbon crystal into
The common sorm % graphite. while n
addition its color was quite changed.
As a result Of this strange metamor-
phosia SIR william Crookss suggests
that the radiAm rays may prove Of
great commercial value % the ieweisr
since By this means diamonds which
are Of Indifferent and defective color
may hs ApprsciAbly increased IN theii
commercial value By treatment undei
the radlum rays. lie also observed
that prolonged action OF the radius
also increased ths intensity OF the pale
colorst gsmA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
ucoRlce GROWS WILD.
sAllOr Tells OF Country in which the
Rect Flourishes Without
Any Care.

A eundle OF licorice root-siin, rouna
.,icks Of tobacco brown wood Jay on
be counter and ne sailor took one up
nd began % chew is end.
Il have seen tae place where this stuC
srovs slid" Re said DO you kno~
shere that place Is. cad"
Can't say I do. replied the crugEist.
1t IL along the banks. said the sail
,r. OF the Tigris and the Euphrates.
The ucorice e. a Wild plant In them
parts. For miles and miles TIE leo
ice patches spread. and The smell 81
them ala the air. u IL a sweet, heavy
smell
In them parts they cut the hoorics
plants regularly. and they uss the poo
crooked. imperfect sticks Tor frewooc
The good. clean. straight sticks The,
bundle up-lust Ike his bundle here
Ard ship 70 England anc America Som'
Of the sticks 60 20 druggists. 20 be soi'
cheap or given away but most OF them
nearly al - them. 20 20 the snuc an
tobacco manufacturers. What for
Why. TO be used In adulter-t mean .
aavorinE. tobacco and snur."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

At a meeting OF the Ladies Aid Society
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
south OF williamsburg, Virginia, hello
on the 2sth day OF November 1904, the |
following preamble and resolutions |
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, on the 21st. day OF Nov.
1904, sister Sarah Elizabeth .ProbascO,
after long life OF usefulness. closed her
ewes forever on this Earthly Sphere, iuli
OF labor and sorrow, 10 take mp her
abode in that blessed Kingdom where
the weary are at rest, and where tears
and sorrow arc unknown
And as Sister Probaseo was fer
many years a faithful and CONSTANT
member ,oi the Methodist church, and
/ also an earnest and efficient member OF
our Society.
Therefore. Resolved, 1st That in the
death Of Sister Probasoo onr church
which she loyed SO well, and served SO
! faithfully has loss a member devoted 70
IT'S enteTests, and deeply IN love with as
history ana its traoiuons, showing "a.
lie her iath by her works. and dying IL
loving iello wship with her brethren Au0
co-workers IN the Masters Vineyard,
and in the confident hope OF bhssiH
eternal lite IN the Heavenly Kingdom
2nd. That We enter upon the RECORDS
OF our Society oar LOVING appreciation
of the many noble qualities that MACS
up The hie and character OF our depart
ca Sister, and that VT viii tonoiy chez
ish the reconections OF her kindly lac
| and genial manner. anu Will hold d
grateful circumference her devotion l.
our church and our Society and that "
viii sadly miss her counsel and assn
lance IL everything that peTtalned boz
10 their spiritual auu material aovanc'
= meat,
3rd. That copy OF these resolution
be sent TO the family OF the deceased
d published is the Advocate and hon
/ paper.
Mrs. ]. 5. CHARLES
X Mrs. CASSIE DAVIS
Mr.. T. Ii. GEDDY
~ Commit e
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
To The Public

Believing that our duty as good citi-
zsns compel US 10 dlsprove OF any man
or measure that tends 10 show that we
are not striving tor the highest ideals
and that our young men and women
should be encouraged in their efforts to
i've noble and vlrtuous lives.
We hereby notify the public and especi-
ally our friends that We VIII have no.
thing to do with the organization with
Rev. L. W. Wales az ITS head.
Ne have perfected another orgoniza-
ton with J. A, Jones as president and
nine vice.presidents. ]. w. Wilkinson,
secretary, Arthur d. Harris, treasurer,
and lnyite all OF cur people who are in
for improvement all along the line to
! come with as.
1 We have obtained the permission
OF His Honor. the Mayor. Mr.. E, W
Warburton TO parade on Jan. 1st. 1906
So let US do ell we ran to make thu
coming celebration more creditable thar
the last which was said TO be the bes
We have ever has.
| I. W. WILKINSON, D. II. BoURsoS
| coumittss
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
LADY DOCTORS FOR cRAZED
herman Specialist Advocates Women
Physicians IA Hospitals
fer Lunatica-

ons Of The most famous German
for the Treatment Og meutal
diseases. Prof. Ludwig. Is earnestly al
vocaslng the employment Of women
physicians IN lunaIic asyiums Alter
yeArz OF investigation he has come 70
he conclusion that TIE Insane are Pc
cuuarly susceptible 70 4 woman b pres
sucs and influence. not only The women.
bat tha men a. well He says be has
ben instrumental In obtaining The ad-
mission Of one woman physician a. an
Aaylurn for women ln south Germany
nd the results are simply phenomenal
ne women are more tractahle. and IN
he cases where mental disease Is the
result OF sexual trouble the woman doc
tor works wonders. Ludwig Is certain
that In a short time no men physicians
viii be employed In female lunatic ssy
una His opinion r. supported In large
nsazure BY another eminent authority
" Krapenn- 49,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

At the last meeting OF the vestry OF
Bruton church the question Of the ies-
torarion OF the historic edi6cs ives dis
cussed. IL was deter unned taat certain
questions OF minor detail should be left
ia abeyanee until the plan OF the arch,-
tect had been submitted. The vestry
reports that over $4,000 has already
been secured for TIC restoration and the
work OF restoring this historic cnuren
10 It's ancient interior form wih oe be-
gun as soon az the amount necessary
tor this purpose mas been secured. tns
vestry has passed. by aunanimous vote,
every resolution whsch has Dern acted
upon IN TINS matter.
Further acuon on the question was
delsGreu untn Architect J. Ssewar5 oaT
ney. OF New Nork, suOmlSs ms plans iOl
thr restoration ~ the church.
The vestry passed a sesOia0iou estao
/ hsnins a pSrnAnenS uleunOnsi ALL -
dow msuI iuno VI S&O,VVV, Sae pfineipa
10 DC invested AMI Ine ln1eies1 ~ u
used 70 pay the increasing Anna'
cnarges on tnis PARISH.
| SasIavus COOK OiFnIiadelpnla. sSSSl.
| Az presented tns SUNDAY scnOOl "a o,l
| ton cnurcn VITA nanusOuIe noIagy q
a memorial 10 tue iaee Nap1a,la ~. q
Brisnt.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

Prot RAUL dc LaUuy, graduate are
,nedahst OF the beau arts school aud a..
A. OF the University OF Paris, Fraucs,
sin deliver an illustrated lecture. suoiect
PARIS. Ancient and Modern, Especial
Themes: The Origin aud Monuments q
Paris: Some Espisodes OF the Lie IN
Paris During the Siege OF 1901,
Studrnt Life IN Paris; The Latin
Quarter. The lecture viii oe proiusely
illustrated by photographs The public
invited. Tuesday evening, Ian. -.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

Jssus SoueHr PowEs THEoucH PRAyEz
sunday. January i5th.-Read ST
Luke 3-2i-22.
Monday. January 1esh.-Read 81.
Mark 1926.
Tuesday. January 17th.-Resd 81.
Luke 4.4O-44.
Wednesday. January 1sth.-Resd -.
Luke 5.l5-16.
Thursday. January 19th.-Read st.
Luke 6.12-12.
Friday. January 2oth.-Read 81. Luke
| 9. 2S-3l.
Saturday. January 2rst.- Read ST
| Luke 2Z.3s-+7.
NorB.-Cnrist pray. for us.
kead ST. Luke z2.3l-32. st. loni
17-9.
de ever I'veth 20 make interees~i@I
tor us.--deO. p.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

o. Aguo aud Aalaria can 10, renewed
anu cured ~lIh k.ectgil bl..crs. lnt-
10 a pure, tonic medicine, 90 ,sFe al
ocncal iu malagIa, IOI ~ eNCrts de
eutsuyc influence GA the ,iIscs Sc, drlv-
lag q. entirely oul "a tac system. if is
muoa ~ DC preferred 10 0Aiuiat. ua,-
.o. uOue oi Ills 0sus a4l ...'rr e1-- 9.
Z .. 5l.uaay. %. neas etta loA- ute,
-, orotner aas ye. low vitn ma a. o.
/. seAer anO J--a..oe tt4 lo ll.. 1i.'.-
| .lo r>,s.els. WAN s-voJ u4s ilic- "a
~. dvnley 3 Ord1 store. Puce oOc, qua
Arteed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
Speedy Relief.

A salve that heals without scar Is
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. No renee
dy effects such speedy relief, Ii draws
out Inflammation, soothes, coOls and
hea.s all cuts, burns aud bruises A
sure cure tor files and Skin diseases
DeWitt's Is the only genuine Witch
Hazel Salye. Beware OF counterIeIts,
they are dangerous. Sold by L. Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

r OST Certificate No IL for 10 Shares
OF the Chesapeake Telephone * Tel
A graph Cos. stock dated FEB. Is.
1901. aud issued TO !. +. hubbard. The
uubllc Is warned against trading ioi
same as application mas been maoe tor
reissue OF the above stock
Dec. 81 %. }. + HUBBARD. ~, bxoT.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

LIBERAL QUANTITY OF L. & NJ
Paint given 10 churches Whenever they
paint DON'T pay $50 a gallon tor
hnseed oil. Buy oil from the baTnl at
soc cents a gallon, and mix 1t with tbs
L. & NJ. Paint. 1t makes paint cost
about $1,20 per gallon. Call on L., "
Lane. Williamsburg; J, w. CismeI I.
& Co.. Lee Hall; w. r. Branch. rosno.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

There IS a disease prevailing In this
.untry most dangerous because - dcccp-
t.e. Many sudden deaths are caused ey
t--heart disease. Pneumonia. heart failure
--- ere fen the result of kidney
W trouble is allowed 10 az
-e PSI. & tncy poisoned hlood viii attack
s,gaas. or the kidneys themselves
t .ovn ard waste away cell ~ cell
.ie richness Of the biood--the aicusnen
q ard he sufferer h. Brgh:s
fhe worst fern Il kidney trouo.e.
r Kur--s Svamp-Root the rev Dis
crc-y is tic true specific for kidney. bladder
ara urinary troubles. Il has cured Thousands
g apparently hopeless cases. si;cr al other
.foris have failed. A. druggists IN fit,y-ceni
I'D dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent ires
oy mall. also book telling about swamp
Root ard is wonderful cures. address.
Dr.. Kilrner & Co. Binghamtoa. n. 7. Enc
usniion this paper.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

Harriet Howard, OF <OS ~. S41n o.,
New YOtk, al cue -nne uau uel Ocad
spoiled Win SAN uOuOie. cue ~iit. o.
had salt hueum Or E.czema iOg sala
but nothing would cure Il, unth useu
sucklens Arnlca save" - quIcA anO
cure healer Tor cuts, burns and sOTes.
25c at l.. Henley . drug Store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
NOTICE!

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Ian. 3, 1900.
On the hrst day OF January 1910 at
the elsction OF officers OF the Emaneipa-
tom / was elected as treasurer. posa-
lively decline. Should this require any
,n,or nation, come TO A. D. Harris.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

- OVERNMENT POSlTIONS-We are
IT preparing thousands Of young men
and women tor positions with I d
Gle Sam" Fourteen years OF experience
and $4,000 students and graduates
proclaim Us the pioneer OF NorFespon-
depce Schools-tor proof ask anybond.
You want THE BEST SO write today tor
tree information, giving FULL particulars.
Address CIvll Service Dept, lnsernation-
al Correspondence SCHOOLS, 61S Penna.
Avenue, y. W, " ashington, - I.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

r OST-A leather pockeSbook contain
iug one 81 bl.i. one old ticket 10
- Richmond Ard several other tickets
80 or rom EwelL II found please keep
The money and retnrn the book and
sickcts 10 Bzy. ). Ssorz, k~sii. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
IMPORTANT FACTS.

For Prescription work,
For Patent Medicines,
For Fine Stationery.
For Toilet Articles.
For Cigars, fine Pipes and
Tobacco.
For engraved Cards.
For Knives, RazOrs and
Scissors.
For LOwney's Candy.
For Hawkes. Eye Glasses.
For Paints, Brushes, Var
niShes.
For School Books.
For Garden Seeds,
For BeaufOnt Lithia Water.
And anything else to be
found in a first-class drug
store, go to
| Jas. II. Stone,
Druggist, Bookseller anG
Seedman.
| EQUALITY AND QUANTITY
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14

vnges every week.
Why send your shoe work tot cities Z
when you can get city work done at 1
home for less money. L. Larson
Mr. l.. Larson and family and MIR b.
Larson and family speut Sunday at
Grove,
Messrs. Wright and Rhames Of Kings
Creek were in town Monday with twO
loads of hay.
Mr.. Lehang has moved 70 Hampton
where be has purchased farm
MIRA. Worthy is still on the sick list.
Miss Hazel acker, of Philadelphia, Il
the guest OF Miss Mary Foster.
Mr.. !. S Charles. deputy inspector ..
internal revenue, was IN Richmond Neo
nesday.
MIR. aud Mrs. Geo. \. Mise. OF Newpoi,
News, spent last Sunday here with Mise
Miss Virginia Mise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ". Box ~, OF ID
Gently with relatives. They lett here ga
Monday.
Bnng your shoe work to L. Larson.
East Main street.
MIR. .. ID. Jackson OF Norfolk was hei,
Monday on business.
Judge d. G. Tyler held his regulai
term Of court IN Warwick this week.
Mr.. Hartwen Macon left Monday on
a trip through the state of North Caro-
lima.
Miss Grace Binus. Of Richmond, is
visiting her sister, Mrs 7. {. Darlington
Mr.. Clarence Casey spent Sunday il
Newport news
AttorteY B. II. Evan, Of York, wa
En Phoebus several days this week tax
ing dispositions.
MIR. NJ. o. Waters Of Magruder. spen
Monday in Norfolk.
Mr.. John Cottrell, Of Newport News
brother of Mrs. A. J. Barnes, was her
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Oracle ZONES has been visiting
Newport News.
Mr.. NJ. Euwood. florist at the Ma
shall Cottage, is out again after sps
Of sickness.
Mr.. B. F. Wolfe. was awarded a
Contract for supplying the hospital vii
$4,000 pounds OF beef.
Griffin & Rolf have PUT a new Pla
glass in the Peninsula Bank 10 take 4
place of the one smashed last month
parties unknown. The glass weigh
! 200 pounds and cost close TO $50.
Misses Julia and Elizabeth Tyler
itended the hop at ChamSerHn Hot
old Point. Saturday night as the gu'
of their cnusin. Liet. James Glmer, u.
4 lN.
Ars.I. L. Hall has returned ho
i after a pleasant visit to relatives
Richmond,
Miss Mary Turner. Of Lanexa, is vi
ing her sister, Mrs. N. L. Henley.
Mrs. Filer and Miss Brinkley,
Hampton. were the guest OF Miss II
tie Wilkins during the week.
Mr.. ]. F. Kernochan and Mrs. Poll
of New York. are in town.
Miss Lizzie Charles. who has
quite sick. is improving.
Mrs. ]. V. Morris. wife of CouncilE
II Morris. was taken TO the Virginia
.ital, Richmond. this week tor treatn
She Is reported as doing as well
could be expected.
Miss Ecca Marable, of Shdrles {
10 visiting her cousin Miss Margie
able.
Col. l.. W, Lane and Mr. II. D.
have returned from a meeting of
general board of State Hospitals he
Petersburg this week.
Mr.. A. e. Smith. who has been.vei
or some time, is much better. DR..
Blair Spencer W no is attending him
he considers him out OF danger.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
Farm For Sale.

offer for sale my farm known as the
Waller farm" containing 1850 acres.
$50 acres open land. balance 10 timber.
VIII sell all, or, IN tracts TO suit Pnr-
chaser. Terms easy. Address
ANDREW CHREsr, Ma gruuer, Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-14
Special Notices.
NOTICE !!

On and after this date will no. b
responsible tor any bills cOntracte'
by 9th rs in my name.
Ian. 6. 1905. Z. T. ROSE,
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-07
Teddy'S Hunt

Colorado Springs, Colo, Apr. T.
tSpecial)-A heavy snowfall in the
mountains around Redstone may ne
cessitate a change in the plans 70,
President Roosevelrs Rocky noun
tain outing.
Phillip h. Stewart of this city. VINO
is in charge of the local arrange.
ments for the trip, has received a
note from Jake Borah, who is to be
one Of the presidents guides, giving
information Of the conditions at Red
stone.
"I learn from Borah's note" said
Mr.. Stewart that the snow in the
upper country is very deep. which
may necessitate starting out at a
point considerably below Redstonc
1t may prove to be advisable to leave
the train at a point below New Gas
tie on the Grand river and thence
strike out to camp, gradually work
ing in the direction of Redstone as
the weather will permit"