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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
CITY IS OVERRUN
BY BOY BURGLARS ! |. | |. j / | /
Batch Of Very Young and Crimi-
nally Learned Prisoners
Before the Court.

From all the evidence, New York is
overrun with bands OF boy burglars. Tho
police OF all the precincts have received
many complaints
Judge Cowing, In General Sessions, yes
terday faced nh array of youngsters in
dicted for various degrees of burglary.
Many of them We're old offenders,
Among the first called was hfteen-year-,
old Max Grossmond. indicted for grand
larceny Assistant Dstrlct-Attorney
Townsend suggested a plea OF guilty in
II minor degree.
II amt pleading to-day" shouted Max.
I'm going to beat 1t on trial"
Max was remunded to the Childrens
Society
ard Hoeng. charged with burglary.
Frank said lie was sXtean years old,
and Il wagon boy
Ever been convicted before?" asked
II did eighteen months in the House
OF Refuge"
lis that all?"
"Well, say, served In the Catholic
Protectory some eight years ago"
IT guess the Elmira Refornntory, Is
the place for you," said Judge Cowlng,
and Frank was led away,
HOenig, eighteen years old, said he
had been an errnnd boy for one week.
did you ever get into trouble with the
police?' asked Can't. Lang
&"Only once that5I rememher' said tho
hoy, ~ stole some shoes--well. that Is
what they said didund ] got sent to
the Catholic Protectory.' Judge Cow
Ing sent tho hoy to the House OF Refuge
this time,
"Here nre some more bad bays" said
Mr.. Townsend, when Henry McAdaAl,
aged fifteen, and Leon Graft, sixteen,
were hailed to the bar. Both were charged
with burglary. They took pleas and
| were remanded for sentence.
"You don't set me to take q plea, !" said
sixteen -year-old Otto Weideman, !ndct-
Cd for robbery IN the first degree. fia
went hack to tho Tombs-
| Tie toughest boy nrraigned was Charles
| Gallagher sixteen years old, indicted
| with Harry Hammer for burglary, Po-s
| licen,ang Hawthorne said the hoNs had en-
tered q flat In Harlem aud taken 800
! worth OF goods.
"Iool, hero, you COP Gallagher said.
"you got mo this trip. ! am going
Ito live q long time, When ] got out
of this scrapo ] nm going to lay for
| you and you will he sorry You arc mn
easy mark,
was remanded for sentence
| Gallagher was sentenced to the Flmlra
| Reformatory, ,&s
AS soon as Gallagher had reached the
| entrance to the zen he kicked the court
other court officer tripped and held him,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
FOUR NEW CHARTERS.
Commission Grants Permission
to Business Enterprises.

The State Corporation Commission yester-
day granted charters to the following COM
tpanies:
Buena Vista Foundry Company dncorpor-
atEd), Clifton Forge. w. W. Taylor. presi-
dent and director. Clifton Forge; r. L. Par
IRISH, director, Covington: j. L. Blizzard. sec-
rotary and treasurer, Clifton Forge. Capt.
tals25, 600. objcct-To manufacture and re-
pair machinery Of all kinds. working generally
In Iron. steel. brass and other metal.
Schlitz Brewing Company Qrcorportlt ed),
Norfolk. Joseph Z. Uihlein. president and
treasurer; Edward +. Byron, secretary, both
OF Arllwaukee Capltal-r5lr0. iobJect-To
carry on the business OF manufacturing. bot
Ting and selling all kinds ofsbeer ale. porter,
ETC. y q, s55' q
The Bedford Coal and Mill Company I'm
corporatetD, Bedford City. J. Gordon Smith,
president; Fletcher o. Thomas. vlce-presdent:
Thomas 7. Oliver, secretary and treasurer,
all OF Bedford City, CAPITALIZATION Object
Buying and selling real estate, coal. wood
bark. feed and forage.
J. n. Cuilingworth uncorporateD. Rich
mond. J. n CulIngworth, president; :. NJ
8CulllnGwor.h, vice-president; Frank T. Bates
sJr.. secretary and treasurer. all OF Richmond
4caplta-35o0oo. Object-To conduct the busi-
ncss OF manufacturing tobacco.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
RUAlNIAGE SALE.

Persons who have gifts for tho runs,
mage sale, which Will begin June LIST. at
No. 1909 East Main Street, opposite Wash-
sington's headquarters. arc requested to
have them ready Wednesday, when they
will be called for. The sale will be for
tho benefit of tho Home for Incurables.
Those who have articles for the runs
mage salo for the Yirgin aHeme for In
curables can send them to No, 1900 East
Main street. or to the following tladles:
Mrs. Peyton II. Darlington, No. IT'S Vest
Grace Street; Mrs. III. G. Manson, No. BIB
East Franklin street: Mrs. Lenox Dick
inson, No FOG Third Street; Mrs. r. II.
Duke, No. IL South First Street; Mrs.
III. d. TAYLOR. No. 99o North Seventeenth
Street; Mrs, j. L, Price, No, 800 North
Fourth Street, Chestnut IIilli Mrs, john
Wilson, No, 900 East Grace Street; Mrs.
George Il, Curre, No. $500 East Grace
street; Mrs, j H. Hughes, No, ala North
Twenty-ninth street; Mrs, L,4IO. Miller,
No. so5 East Grace Street; Mrs, w r
Tones, lamb Avenue, Barton Heights, and
Mrs. s. II. Gary, No 200 Paramount Aye-
nue.. The sule opens june LIST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
PEOPLE IN GLOUCESTER.
lspecial 70 INC rimes.pI,patchl

"a Especial to The Times -Dispatch)
s$aGLOUcESTER, VA, May 27.--The chief
,excitcmen, OF the past week was an ex-5
,fcurslon to Norfolk Tuesday lnst. given BY Rev.
Mr.. Groves for the benefit Of the Presby-
Sterian Church. The morning was very un-i
propitio,is and only about four hundred people
went from Matthews and Gloucester coun-
ties. Among them were MIR. Leslie Garrett,
iEcommonwealth's attorney for Mathews, Dr..
and Mrs surtherfoord Of Mathews; Mr.. and
Clarke. Mr., u. do Byrd. Mr.. w. Dim
mock Misses Mcdonald, Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Leaman, Mr. Thos. g. HARDWOOD, Mrs.. D. +.
Saunders and Van Btbler Saunders, Misses
M. NJ. and Margaret Tabb. Misses Leo and
Evelyn Dabney Mr. George B. Talafero, and
Tallaferro. Miss Powell Byrd. Mr.. and Mrs,
y IN. Tabb, Mr.. James Fox. Mrs. II. Q.
Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs. s. H Woodbury. Miss
Nora and Master Philip JTaliaferro, Mr. Nell
Reid, Mrs. Susie Dimmock and Mr. and Mrs.
Bouldin.
visiting Judge and Mrs. Fielding Lewis Tay-
Tor ut historic Roosevelt. on York River.
e Mrs. Coebit is the daughter OF Governor Lee,
OF Delaware and the sister OF Senator An
thony Higgins and Hon. John Higgins OF
Il Delaware, who holds the important position
pleasantly impressed with her first visit to
Il Gloucester. fi.S aS2A A5
Misc Louise Deans Of Alabama. Is also "a
guest at "Rosewell," the former home OF her
father, Mr.. bernard Deans. who, for several
years past has been IN the Senate Of Ala
bama.
~ lieutenant Charles Fair. who was In Glou-
cester recently Visiting i his Ismother, Mira
Elizabeth. Fair, has Just been appointed to The
very important position OF commandment OF the
Lighthouse Service at Porto Rico. z.
Mr., Edward /, Valentine, Misses Bessie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
From Virginia Sancturns.

The Staunton Dispatch says: AS time
goes on the good points Of Virglnia's
rev Constitution develop. There is no
feature of It applicable to cities OF great.
II let to individuals or companies. to be
advertised and sold to the highest re-
1 spOnsiblc bidder. Such provision in
Pennsylvania's charter would have pre-,
vented the great steal viii h was enacted
Thursday night, when the councils
plant to a company in the face Of bid
that would have brought9the people much
cheaper gas and saved to the city mil
lions OF dollars. 4%
The following mathematical proposi-
ton is from the Petersburg 1ndex-Ap=
peal:
!, There being no national election to
ginia, the City Democratic Committee OF
Richmond wisely. decides that nobody
Is pledged to support Democratic ma
nothing take nothing and nothing re-
Mains"
,withIts own towns venture as an OBJ
ject lesson the Farmville Herald makes
a proposition Us follows:
S"Thifty-five thousand dollars received
from sales in ono Virginia dispensary
In one twelve months with a profit of
$4,000, Why don't the Government go
into the business and wipe out the ma
8tional debt. You may reply by saying
the nuisance is not respectable and in
reply to this We saw that the Govern
ment allows It and the law maxim is
does through another he does himself.
So the disgrace is on the nation and it
had as we'll load with the revenue or
else unload the disgrace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
II wanted to give that cop what Is due

1T wanted to give that cop what is dus
him." said the boy. . 3a 3ss
Judge. your honor" said John J. Tenn
Epleton. sixteen years old, who was per-.
mitted to plead TO an attempt to COM
NIT burglary, don't send mo to the
Elmira RcformatorY.' 5,l8
That's tho proper place for you" said
Judge Cowing.
piled. He will 90 there, nevertheless.-
New York World.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
!. Bible Study Brotherhood

The Bible Study Brotherhood meets TINS
morning In tho Yenable Street l'a pElsl SnuFch,
corner Twenty-first and Yenaple streets, ~
10 O'Clock. Two hundred men are 8eNpectea 20
be present, iii .4S 4, M
There viii be some special features y the
class this morning, and men Interested N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
70 CHASE. CITY, oxFToRp. DuRHHAM
OF CARS VIA SOUTH
saftaf3' ERN RAILWAY S548fl

on and after May 18th, Southern Rail-
way will operate through coach. leaving
Rlchmond daily at 1880 noon for Chase
City, oxford, Durham and Raleigh, ss
G. Ky. WESpHUR8. ID. 7. A., i
gaa Hast Main Strest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
The Reason Why.

ma, why does Uncle Harry eat his
luncheon at a dairy counter? When we
were out last night he took us to a
swell hotel and he gave the waiter
dollar tip -.
That's why, Wizzle. Boston 81 Tran
ccriDt. l'tssE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

SOCIETY !.
Continued from Sixth Page)
rner at Monte Vista" near Fairmount.
= Va.
Miss Elizabeth Gaines is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Julia Lyon. at Fairm.ount
Va; ~.
, Mr. and Mrs. A. Sheffield. of Dinwiddic
county have issued invitations to the
marriage Of their daughter, Bessie Al,
to Mr.. Ernest Robertson. TO take place
at Butterwood Church, DInwiddie county.
ON Wednesday, May a1st. at 6o'clock r.
Mrs Alfred Seldom and Miss Martha
Binns are visiting their brother, Mr.. VIII
liam Bins. at Mountcastle. Va.
- 3f Miss Josephine Flynn and Mr.. Robert
Owen will be married June LIST at the
home OF the bride. in Swansboro. MFR.
Owen is employed at the Old Dominion
i Iron and Nail Works. Miss Flynn has
resided In SwansbOro for several years
and Is a sister OF Offlcer Flynn, OF Forest
Hill Park.
y
ter, Mrs. Dunn. at Gordonsville.
Professor B.. A Davis Is among the
Richmond guests ut the Patrick Sulphur
!. Springs, near Stuart, Va.
81 Miss Mamie Terrill. daughter Of Mr..
70. r. Terrll. Of Lahore. Orange county,
d Will become the bride Of Mr.. Bastclle
X Voolfolk, Of Lahore, on Wednesday, June
18th. 81 s$
ar. Flatia Reynolds. Of Locust Grove.
Burr Hill. Orange county. VII be mar
Iied at zoar Church. same County, On
"Wednesday June y h. 81
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Annie Franklin Judd
and Mr.. Fisher Henry crittenden, both
s5Sof MorrIsville, Va.
Miss Ellen Goss, a trained nurse OF
The Virginia Hospital, who has been quite
sick at the home OF DR.. Voolfolk. at
8 Louisa, Va, IS much improved and hopes
soon to return to Richmond.
Cards have been received for the mar
riage OF Mr.. Norvell W. Bryant, OF Now
port News, to Miss Margaret e. Has
brook of Victoria. Texas. The wedding
will take place at the First Presbyterian
ID Church, Victoria. Texas. May 3lst. Mr..
and Mrs. Bryant twill make their future
home at Newport News.
Mrs. William Upshur Is the guest OF the
Misses Munford, at No. a07 West Frank
Z lin Street.
Miss Willie Boyd, Of Roanoke, is visit
Ding Mrs. William S. Robertson, No. 1l02
n Grove Avenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
IMPROVED SCHEDULE AND SERVICE
tt. CHASE CITY. u,V,Al,X VIA

Effeotiye May 18th, Trains II and ID
viii ba extended and operated between
Richmond ana Chase City. No, II Will
leave Richmond daily, except Sunday,
900 n. NJ, and Mo- Is Will arrive Rien- I
mond daily. except Sunday, $50 a, NJ.
c, w. NYESTBURY. p. r. A.,
ea0 East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

Useless Discussion.
4 Discus, on about the soul goes on with un.
abated ygor in some Of the exchanges, and
with no more result than the crying OF chill
dren In the night. -Pcersburg Index-Appeal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
POEMS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW
BY ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING.

ss. saa sso English public opinion against the en-
s.sS sss a i hs
IN re-, s"s S9s,sS Sssg1S
Sse sss sSsn4 sss
The 5oTas
They wssDnE in The h. 9rss Of the others
Z H. sorrow
The % S Haa sy Sss isnF as tomorrow
The ed S Wou SsIf s ss"s
But the sean agp young SSs - =
weeping sGs 81 "s s1s
they An Look tns T se 1ss o sss snsen
and presses
ss$ sss2
he aged why they weep. an and not the children.
l.. And the graves for the DID,
S,t ~ as f ss,s4s tms happen
Little died last a: her, h shapen
We S issSS ?ss s 4.
S'; ss s
II that es and nayar sTs
:ss IS
t e VI se before oa children
Alas. alas, the childrenl They seeking
sss
with Gsse o f%s hS ana from the
S ss$
iaueh aloud your fingers ii them th5oagh,
~ ne our an ssDt =,
ii From m your Your pleasures fair and fine!
we fa run msaa o. Fl merely
sal mem Il q. Isepnns
sYf''ss
the ssF 53!as
= In the ay fa St round on, round.
"For ali day The wheels are droning, turning;
III gs sslI $ in pulses
s&$s g :sss
And ali s day ~, dFQh'na
g VS. sto Mnee Be- t sent fer today S
silent snsh st mouth sss other breathing
81 ,Ssi fresh
Sat s ts nat ts s ao s
LYING souls ngd asa Hn e whees
stl. ali all day. the iron wheels go onward.
And sp tha on eh bIindy i IN the dark
Now tell the poor young cbudren Q my brothers.
SsSss5 Rb1 5ss.ss s tho Others
yam ssss VIZ ans:ssI ssy
when Mh vile ss lanaf
And r ~ sy ne
Is Il s hely God ips with angels singing Him.
Hears weeping any more'
"Two words. indeed Of praying we remember
our A Fath ae 'i loefins upward in chamber
We Know say no s9 other '9 Words except
@ @ sS xnss strong
Our Father!' II H hears US He would surely
sRs Ess 'b Is purely
"But. mol" say the children weeping faster.
is 81 s d 1 as na soq Is tho master
Do You hear the children weeping and dsprovlng
For A GeqS the po Children doubt o,Sd Of
And well may tho children weep g, before you!
They hsy Ssssss's snsS glory
I ,S Sso xss ss%
zsvfs S palm;
The harvest Of It's memories cannot reap
orP9 s Of we ne earthly s e ens weep sss heavenly
INA mna s sa !! Is ISL high
1o WIZ 5ns sSsS s aFp isns !,
st W ys" sfn na'ss Se a. sGP s
tread sSns So9r sn hE2n nea ana 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Bible classes and brotherhood work arc cor
daily Invited.
Committee Meetings,

The following municipal committees arc
scheduled 10 meet In tho CITY Hall Tits week;
Monlay--Streetss Printing and Claims and
Finance and Electricity Ueint session. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
8 453s6553 ~. -. {. l5i.. So
SOClE /. / !.
Continued from Sixth Page.)

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sheffield. of Dinwiddic
county, have Issued invitations to the
marriage OF their daughter, Bessie Al,
to Mr.. Ernest Robertson TO take place
at Butterwood Church, DInwddie county.
son Wednesday. May 31st. at 6 o'clock p.
{ Af
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
Railway Line Repaired.

MUlNDEN, Wednesday,. March S.
Noon-Thc Japan sc during the night
broke through the Russian lines
reached the railroad ana slightly dam
agel line Tho Russians later drove
them away. the line was repaired and
traffic resumed
Early this mornin" heavy fighting
was IN progress against the Russian
right flank division and a report was
received Of the presence Of columns of
Japanese far nortlwarl ana marching
Ing Westward
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
Will Make a Test Case.

TEN TSIN. March 90 y. m-The
Japanese have requested the transport
alton OF 40 tons OF rice to Sinmntin
Unless the request is complied with
tho Japanese threaten to seize the rail
road. 1t is believed to be test case
The Russian shipment of wheat and
coal to Sinmintin was not intcrlered
with and the Japanese demand impair
TALLY i'll the operation Of the road
Today they again seized the tcle-
graph Office at Sinlnintin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
A GENEROUS RESPONSE.
'g's Daughters Have Received $50
For Mr.. Mitch ell.

Itor Daily Press.
tltty dollars was raised in Hampton
I Old Point il, rcsr nSe TO the ar
e published in the Daily Press a
! DAYS age" in regard to the Mitchell
MY living IN Bedford City. As was
ted then this family has five chi!
II afflicted with . dreadful incur
G disease. The Kings Daughters
Gle wanted 10 helm the father pay
o. jrht on his home. ard the $50 has
cady been sent f.: that purpose.
tuid any more contributions como
Mrs. Frank Darlin. VIII send an
tcr Geek next Monday.
CNE OF THE MEMBERS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
Blacks Win From Whites.

The game of basketball between the
ihitcs and Blacks, OF the Young Men,
hristian Association, last night re-
1}ted in a victory for The Blacks BY
&c score Of 333 to IT, The game was
laycd in Armory hall.
The athletic association of the Y.
!. G. \. will meet tonight
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
Notwithstanding Baseball League.
tBy Associated Press,

LfNCHEURG, VA. March 9.-Scy-
cral well known minor league promot-
rrs are here tonigl, FOR the purpose of
starting Virginia. Carolina baschal II
league. to inclndc teams in Lynchburg.
Roanoke aud Danvillc, in Virginia. and
Raleigh. Greensboro and Winston
Salem, or Charlotte. i'll North Carolina
The prospects appear to be good for
the league as the several cities are
eager for its formation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
JAPANESE MAYT TAKE
FU And TIE PASSES
Continued from nrst pagc.)

Our force destroyed the railroad north
al Muhdcn."
A second dispatch received from
headquarters today. SAYS:
Since yesterday the enemy has frc.
iuent'v aud ficrccly shelled our killed.
ard wc'lnded. who were being removed
on st:etchcrs and in carriages west OF
Ningk.1antun. near Yangshihtun"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
Left For PHILADELPHIA.

Mr.. \. l. Thorn. ono Of the largest
Nncrs OF race horses in Philadelphia.
nc With Mrs, Thorn hes been visit.
Mr. end Mrs; ]. T. Foster, near
uckroc Beach. left last evening for
$ home in tho Quaker City. NJ:
horn is the cwller OF Stonewal. the
3rsc that has made such record IN
Philadelphia: He purchased Stone.
all from Mr. Foster.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
To Rc-ncct tho Imperial Tombs

TOXIC. March ?-Noon-Ficld
Marshall Oyama in his order directing
tbs pursuit Of tho retrcatin;, Russians
yesterday prohibited his troops from
entering Mukdcn in masses. in order
to prcSrvc the !cspcct for the tombs
and sacred places Of the Chinese inn
ptr'al household and to protect the
welfare Of tho inhabitants.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
Railroad DESTROYED.

WITH TIE JAPANESE EFT AR.
MES. Wednesday. March S (nccT)
via FJSAN. March 9-'rhe left armics
have cut and destroyed the ralroa,.
between Mnkden and Tie Pass.
Details are not obtainablc at pres.
cnt. The Russians arc in retreat over
the northern roads. The left column
ct these armies is Fl l.ikampu. seven
miles north of the Hun river and fivc
miles west OF tie railroad. and has
had fierce fight with Russian fierce
thrice it's number
The Russian casualties number 10,
900. Tho Russian center is retreat.
lug in great confusion
JAMS at Tie, Pass,
3. SNlItCHV.ANG.4 March, a,>ia. TEN
rS1N-It is rcported here chat. Tic
+ Pass has been Invested BY tie. Japa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the stock
'olders OF The Hampton Supply Co..
*ill be held in Bassettc's Academy Of
Music. Hampton, Va, on Monday even
ng, March 20, 1906, at eight O'clock,
sor the election Of directors for the
ensuing year, and the transaction o:
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
j. Z. SMITH.
P-Jf-l2t Secretary
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
IN Our New
Quarters

We have Just completed tho
work Of moving into our store
room in West Queen street,
vacated by the Elliott Furniture
Company. and next to the Pythi-
an Castle hall. and are now
ready to serve our customers
with the satisfaction and
promptness that has always
characterized our business.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
HOPKINS ARRESTED.

'VoFcd Wan Charges Him With Sell
ina His Horse.
James Hopkins was arrested last
GIT On Il warrant sworn out by Car
HraXton. colorcd, charging Hop
MS with selling horse. which he
rrowcd from Braxton. Hopkins
aims that he is part owner OF the
'rsc and. on account of the absence
several witnesses. Magistrate l..
Stith adjourned the case over until
night
The horse was sold by Hopkins for
90
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10

We arc running a hot lunch counter
httaclcd 70 our motel. open all night
Gan serve you with quick lunches.
kesrlar. meals. 25c Rooms. 25c. .IIun
sIOTEL AND RESTAURANT, 6S w.
EaueeD street, Hampton, Va. 2:l2.1m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
Wounded on Way 70 Odessa.

CHE FOO. March :s.-One thousand!
Gcnvalcsccnt soldiers arrived hero 10
day. They will l,c transferred imnc.
diatclv to a stcamer bounl for Odessa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
Personals and Briefs.

i Mrs. John Poor. OF Scranton. Pa. is
&c guest OF Mrs. Daniel Sayrc. who is
oW stopping with Mrs Charles Sayre
{ Buckroc Beach
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
FOR sALE-A FEW BARGAINS.

$4,000 buys AZ acres, new Broom
house and barn, 1 horse, wagon, cart,
buggy, so fowls. SOW with 8 pigs, farm
ing implements and harness, two fields
IN wheat and grass, Is barrels Of pota-
toes and other seed for planting
Reason for selling, poor health,
wants to so further south.
$1,000 buys Groom house and lot,
109S325, on new car line.
5000 buys 4-room house and S5-foot
front on car line, East Hampton.
$500 buys IS acres of oyster ground
in Phoebus bay with about 400 bushels
or oysters and $500 bushels Of shells
planted last summer
bargain in an acre on La Sale
avenue: il sold at once.
$4,000 to loan at 6 per cent. in
amounts to suit, in real estate
FOR RENT.
Houses and stores in all sections.
WANTED-Tcn acres and dwelling
on or near car line for a client.
GEO. w. PHILLIPS,
Real Estate, Rental Insurance anu
Loans
. and IL N. King ST.. Hampton, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
Jason IS Fined.

William Jason, colored. was con
lctrt} OF petty larceny in the police
our. Yesterday morning and fined
6.i5. Mr. f. S. Collier represented
asOn as counsel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10

4 Every woman believes her dress
maker has house full of handsome
llatchwOrk quilts. and that she helped
Q buy the pieccs.-Atchison (kan j
iiObc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10

Farm OF 676 acres, fronting one mile
on York river, six miles from Williams.
burg. about SO acres wood, old house
situated in grove OF large trees, giving
abundance Of shade. Several wells OF
excellent water on the place. This pro.
pcrty can be easily subdividcd into
smaller tracts, giving each beautiful
frontage on York river. A bargain,
price. $50 per acre. Call at our Office
and sec map OF property
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Miss Ray Johnson. who has been i'll
nth blood poison. is now much bet
er.
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nose and that General KurCpa tllin.
having no alternative. will probably be
forced to surrender within a week;