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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-10-06

1t Is the girl who marries rougf
diamond who often gets the most rea
diamonds to vear.-Life.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-10-06

If thou art n master, be sometimes
blind: If n servant. sometimes deaf
Enller.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-10-06

ECONOMY is in itself source of great
eeyenue. -ScnecA
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-10-06
Sherandoh Herald
Advertising Rates

Advertising Rates
ADV tisements will 90 insertei
At one ollsr per square CT zen hnea
or less for the first insertion and 90
cents tor each subsequent insertion.
~ Quarterly or yearly ad'er'
dsements by contract.
~ Unless the number OF tnser,
tions is marked upon the manu-
script, advertisements Will be pub
lished until forbidden and charge
accordingly
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-10-06
Ceremonies.

A very ccremonious Spaniard when
asked why he was not present at the
funeral Of certain parsonage replied;
Because he owed me a cali."-Hu-
NOR Of Spain.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-10-06
JAMES CANNON. Jr.. A. NJ. Blackstone. Va

$500 each be gwen 10
full of the school, but VINO
% nous for willing assist the houekeeIern the care
bed ingroo
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1905-10-06
THOROUGH INSTRUCTION UNDER POSITIVE CHRISTIAN
INFLUENCES AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE COST"

Thorough mas
- a. pocLstone
applicants for dip
including
diploma recognized by educators '
shown practical
eworkof school,
Blackso
critical
the faculty to direct ana stimulate
contact OF the
schoolHe hence the
them
Of school f The atmosphere M the ~
influences positively Christian
school grace
and dollars for Board Laundry Medical
all der except MUSIC - n+.;n
rdnnt boar of low ht"a
;u.o,;on helpers each stuIe
nd beenst
terto ohaveU
wit forca'
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-21
Buy your glass at The P. V.
Lumber Co. Largest stock in
town. If
Some Business Changes.

Ike Gronski has leased the PLANT
building which is now occupied by
Heard & O'Connor's saloon, Witton's
barber shop and Johnson & Holt's
restaurant. and will have it fitted up
for a billiard hall. Heard & O'Connor
will conduct their business in the
"Hoss" Cummins building.
The Empire saloon, which has been
closed for some time, will open up
Feb. 1st under the management land
ownership of Allen & Mey. who now
own the Alamo restaurant.
The old billiard hall in the Corona
do block is being fitted up and the
Chinaman known as White Oaks"
will open restaurant there soon.
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At the Institute.

Last. night a dance was given to
the first cIassmen and Instructors by
the young ladies who were guests at
the first classmen banquet given last
month. The young ladies had charge
of the evening. furnishing the music
and refreshments as well as a pretty
sight in their white shirt waist suits
and red neck ribbons. The music, fur
nished by Axelson's four-piece orch
estra, was splendid, and the floor
was in excellent condition.
There were four present who were
not at the banquet: Miss Semple OF
ST. Louis. guest of Mrs. Wilson.
Miss Albright of Childers. Texas, Wis
iting Miss Faison. and two second
classmen, Neher and Miller.
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PROGRAM M {.
For the Sacred Concert to BE Given
in the Catholic Church,

For the Sacred Concert to BE Given
in the Catholic Church,
s. E. corner Main and Demfng sts.
S. Roswell. Tuesday evening. Jan. "a
at 8 p. m. Tickets for concert at In
gersoll's Book Store, 25 cents each.
Piano solo. Flower Song" (by
Lang) Miss Marie Lewis.
Quartet, male, selected. Nelson
Stephens, Cain Hamilton.
Vocal solo, Ave Maria Cav
Rustic. Mascagni) Miss Virgins.
Trio, God is Love" (by Kreutzer)
Mesdames Goslin. Prayer, Lewis.
Violin solo. Largo" tby HandeD
Mr. John A. Cain
Vocal duet. selected. Mrs. e. A
Lewis, Miss Eva Nelson.
Vocal solo. 20. Lord Be Merciful.
(by Bartlett) Miss Winston.
Trio. Hear. Father. Hear" (b,
Bauerl Miss Kellar. Mesdames Cos
lin and Prayer.
Piano solo. .sPierette." tby c. Cha
minade) Mrs Myrtle Mckee stephens
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Golden Links TEE.

The tea given by lie Golden
Links" of the Methodist church. on
Thursday at the residence of Miss
Sadie Costa was success socially
and financially. About two dozen of
the older people came in the after
noon. 1t was a select company that
assembled in the evening. The young
and the middle aged were there. The
program was highly enjoyed by all.
The participants proved themselves
real artists. Miss Eva Nelson is a To-
cal star as a soloist. Her singing is
creditable both to herself and her
teacher. Miss Virgins popularity is
evidenced by her being on two pro-
grams the same evening. Miss Costa
is always a favorite on such occas-
ions. The Misses Norfieet are musi
cal prodigies. Miss Helen gave one
of her own compositions. Mrs. Will
Jams and Miss Jewel Bayless sustain
ed their reputation as entertainers.
The unique feature of the program
fleet
or course an important feature of
the occasion was the luncheon serv
ed. The table was tastefully decorated
with smilax and heliotrope, and pot
ted plants gave artistic effect to the
dining room. The charming young Ia
dies who waited on the table tempted
the appetite of their guests with
choice viands. Misses Carper and
Mussenden, the expert car dy makers.
proved themselves successful venders
of their own wares.
Miss Costa and her mother are i'd
cal entertainers. The social func-
.tions sven IN their home are desery-
edly popular
About forty dollars was realized
by the society which will be used in
the interest of the reading room of
the church.
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ST Petersburg, Jan. 21,-The strik-
ers are continuing their agitation
with unabated activity. They are pa
rading the main streets in the center
of the city. closing every industrial
establishment The streets are lined
with troOps. The mills are surround
ed by cordons of police and Cossacks.
On every building is posted the gov
ernment's proclamation warning the
people against assembling. The plan
of the authorities is to prevent the
workmen tomorrow from entering the
beyond Neva Moscow and Nevsky
gates will be cut off and all bridges
guarded. Several batteries of artil-
lery have been brought into the city.
1t was rumored that NJ. Smirnoff. ma
nager of the Putiloff Iron Works
where the strike started. was assas-
sinated during the night. but it is de-
MED
The edict has gone forth that no
shop must open tomorrow when the
great assemblage on Palace Square
is scheduled to take place Although
the authorities seemingly are deter
mined to prevent it, preparations for
gigantic demonstrations are proceed
ing, the men declaring they are will
ing to die in their tracks.
Father Gopon. who was reported
to have been kidnapped during the
night is understood to be at large
this morning organizing and directing
everything. His dictum is that the
meeting shall take place on the Pal
ace Square no matter if il results in
a massacre. The leaders cite the
French revolution for their parallels
The Emperor's advisers declare that
he must put down the agitation with
a firm hand. Many drunken rows oc
Cured and a number of men were
iured. but no serious collisions
have been reported. An enormou:
number of arrests of known revolutloI
lists took place during the night
Father Gopon has had formed {
guard of sworn workmen to protec
the Emperor from harm if he will
come 10 tne sQuaHe roAnoiio"- ooPOi
issued Instructions to inc men to g
to the square armed, but taking thei
wives and children IF the Empero
refuses to see us and orders us dis
persed. then we must fight" said Fs
ther Gopon.
All the cavalry regulars have bee
called in from the barracks in SUI
rounding districts and are concentrs
ted in St Petersburg. They will forr
an extended Gordon to prevent tn
demonstrators from approaching tn
palace
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Denver, Colo. Jan. 21.-The ans
test of former Governor Peabody was
filed in a joint session of the legis-
lature today. 1t makes a general de
NAL of the allegations o. the contes
tor. and specifically charges Republi
can frauds in Las Animas. Teller
Pueblo, Fremont, Costello, Rio Grande
and other counties.
1t is alleged in the answer that di
vers corporations and mine owners
associations conspired with the Re
publican state committee and spent
large sums in securing fraudulent ma
turalizations. padding registration
lists. corrupting election officials and
buying votes for Peabody. 1t is al
legged that the coal companies wrong
fully nauralized and voted 1000 for
eigners in Las Animas county. In
Cripple Creek it is charged. gen
eral system of terrorism and intimi-
dation was carried out under the di-
rection of Sheriff Bell who had about
one thousand armed deputies pafau-
ing the streets. The answer alleges
that the ballot boxes of Denver do
not now contain the ballots which
were actually cast, but have been
tampered With and stuffed since the
election by persons in the employ of
the Republican committee of the city
and county and that said spurious bal
lots have been substituted in the int
the conspiracy.
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Poplar, oak, hickory and cy-
press lumber at the P. V. Lum-
Der Co. tt
Live Stock Market.

Kansas City. JAM 21.-Cattle un-
changed. Native steers, 3.75@5.75; {;
southern steers. 3.5O@4.75: southern
cows. 2.5O@3.25; native cows and
heifers. 1.7O@4.5O; stockers and feed
ers, 3.OO@4.3O; bulls. 275@4.O0; cal
YES, 3.OO@6.5O; western fed steers,
3.50@5.25; western fed cows. 2.O0@
375
Sheen nominally steady. Muttons,
425@575: lambs. 6.0o@7.5O; range
wethers, 5.5O@e.5O; fed ewes. 4-25@
500
/ Chicago. JAM, 21.-Cattle steady
Good to prime steers, 5.70@6-25:
poor to medium. 3.7565.6O; stockers
and feeders, 225@425: cows. 1.25@
4.4o: heifers. 2.00@5.l0; Gamers LIS
m2.45; bulls. ,2.10@4.O0; calves. $50
G7.O0;
Sheep steady. Lambs firm. Good &c
choice wethers, 5.00@5.sO: fair tc
choice mixed. 4.00@4-90; western
sheep. 4.25@5.50: native lambs. 81;
OTIS: western lambs. 5.754765
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MURDERED BY INDIANS.
Five Bodies Brought to Nogales From
Sonora, Mexico.

Five Bodies Brought to Nogales From
Sonora, Mexico.
Nogales, Ariz., Jan. 21-The bodies
of five Americans murdered yester
day at Sonora, Mexico, by Yaqui Ind
ians. were brought here today. The
dead men are said to have Come late
ly from Illinois.
The dead are DR.. r. c. Coy, Chi
cago; John K. Mckenzie, Chicago:
NJ. A. Mccall, Toledo, Ohio: Walter
Stubinger. of Kewanee, H., and
Mexican driver H L. Miller and a
man named Carleton of Chicago es-
capped and made their way to Coba-
chi. Miller was slightly wounded The
killing occurred four niles east of
Cobachi. 35 miles east of La Colora-
DO. Coy and Mckenzie left NogaIes
4 week ago for Torres. Thence the
two men accompanied by others went
to Camp Toledo rs miles east of La
Colorado for the purpose of examin-
inging mining properties owned by
Chicago syndicate The party left To
ledo yesterday in two stages on the
return trip to La Colorado Coy, Nc
Kenzie and Miller were in the first
stage. Carleton and Stubinger in the
second, each having a Mexican driv-
er. The party had just emerged from
the hills and was entering into the
fat country when attacked by the In
dians.
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Vocal solo, I'm the Eternal City"
tby Macy Mrs. E A. Lewis, with
violin accompaniment by Miss Eva
Nelson and Mr. J. A Cain.
Violin solo, 80. Fair Dove, o Fond
Dove" (by Gatty) Miss Eva Nelson
Chorus, "Schubert's Serenade," Mu
sical Club, Misses Kellar Winston.
Bedell. Hedgcoxe: Mesda.es Shelby.
Goslin, Prayer, Lewis
Accompanies for the evening. Miss
Eva Hedgcoxe and Mrs. J. NJ Nelson.
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includes 81 900 bales of piece goods,
IA 900 bales of raw cotton, %. 900 cas-
es of canned goods. 1000 cases of ci-
gsrettes. and 500 tons of flour. Other
freight makes the total cargo over
22. 900 tons and it's total value about
81 SOC. 900 Her crew is made up large
Iy of Cinnamon selected from the best
that could be found in the Asiatic
seaports.
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F. MUELLER

Academy was opened today with a
reception and private view. The ex-
hibitien includes not only the collec-
ton of works by modern American
and European painters, but great
part of the large galleries is hung
with representative works of paint
ers whose fame has been associated
with the Academy during the one
hundred years of its history
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HONOR MEMORY OF INGALLS,.

Statue Presented by the State of
Kansas Formally Accepted.
Washington, Jan. 21.--Today was
set aside in both houses for exercises
in memory of Senator John ]. Ingalls,
of Kansas After addresses in eulogy
of the life and works of the late Sen
aIor had been delivered in both hous-
es by a number of his former col
leagues. the members adjourned to
Statuary Hall. where the marble sta
tue of Senator ingalls,, presented TO
the government by the state of Kan
sas. was formally accepted. The ex-
ercises were of an impressive charac-
ter and were largely attended.
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KING OSCAR is 7e YEARS OLD.

His Birthday Royalty Observed To-
day in Stockholm.
Stockholm, Sweden, Jan. 21.-The
seventy-sixth birthday of King Os-
car was royalty observed in Stock
holm today The festivities were in
amgurated in the forenoon with spe-
cial services in the churches. Later
in the day the King received the con-
gratulations of the royal family, the
court officials. the Swedish and Nor
wegian ministers and the municipal
The city and harbor were
were fired.
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IN MEMORY OF VICTORIA.
Tomorrow Will Be the Fourth Ami
versary of Her Death.

London, Jan. 21.-TomOrrOw will
be the fourth anniversary of the
death of Queen Victoria, and as US
ual King Edward, Queen Alexandria
and other members of the royal fami
ly will attend memorial services in
Frogmore mausoleum. The anniversa-
ry of the Kings accession to the
throne will be marked by the custo-
mary salutes at the naval and mill
tary stations and the dressing of the
warships at Portsmouth and other
naval stations.
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COMMISSION WITHHELD.

Postoffice Appointee Has 80 indict-
ments Against Him.
Washington. Jan. 21.-The Postof-
fee Department has withheld the com
mission of N. S. Walpole, whose nom
was confirmed eleven days ago, and
against whom 80 indictElents have
been returned in connection with elec
ton frauds. The matter is being in
luired into by the department
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Change of Railway officials.

Chicago. ILL.,. Jan. 21.-P. c. Stohr
late general traffic manager of the
Great Western Railway. today as
sumed the position Of assistant traf-
fc director of the Hartman lines,
with headquarters in this city. Mr.
Stohr succeeds B. A. Campbell. who
has become fourth vice president of
the Great Northern.
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TO HONOR ROOSEVELT.

Williams College Will Confer Upon
Him the Degree of L. ID.
Troy. n. Y, Jan. 21.-President
Roosevelt, it is understood. will at
tend Williams College commencement
in June. and will there receive the
degree L. l.. d
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Washington. D. c.. Jan. 21.-Attrac-
ted by the announcement that Sena-
tor Smoot would continue his testi-
mony before the Senate Committee
on Privileges and Elections, a crowd
gathered today. The Senator took
the stand at 1920. Before proceeding
he made a correction in mis- testimony
concerning trials of the apostles. He
said a quorum of the apostles had the
right to depose one of it's members,
and that twelve of the apostles is
the only quorum that has that right.
He said that the first time he heard
of the plural marriage of Benjamin
CIuff. president of Brigham Young
University, was in 1902, when he was
told by Jesse knight Cluff was re
moved a year later and was succeed
ed by George Brimhall, who the SEN
ator admits was then living with
plural wife. The Senator explained
that he considered the position pure
ly ecclesiastical and would have vot-
ed for Brimhall had he been present
Brimhall. he said, was living with
plural wife for the reason that his
lawful wife was in an asylum. He
stance.
Senator Smoot said that he had
voted at conferences to sustain Presi-
dent Smith. He said he believed that
any good man could receive revela-
Iions from God. but that the president
was the only man who could receive
revelations that would be binding on
the people. He did not believe that
any revelation would be superior to
the laws of the land
Then if you got a revelation from
Heaven yourself. would you have to
obey it?'' was asked.
'I believe that if it was from God
it would be compulsory upon me to
obey it; but If it were contrary to
the laws of the country in which i
J lived 1 would move 10 some other
| country where 1 could obey the laws" +"
4 The witness said that he could not
say from personal experience that rev
elations are ever given. but he be-
lieved that God did give it in for
mer days and could do so now.
| Replying to a question by Senator
Dubois, Smoot said he understood the
members of the church could disre
gard revelation received by the presi
dent of the church and still maintain
fellowship and standing in the church
L
Bryan Calls on the President.
| Washington. Jan. 21.-Wm. ]. Bry
an called today on President ROOse
welt He was cordially greeted by the
President and the Republican sena
tors and representatives who were
at the White House Mr.. Bryan sais
to the reporters that he discusses
several matters with the President
81 think the President is HnmisIaka
bly, right in his demands as to rail
road legislation said Mr. Bryan
land / told him so. I also think MI
Garfield of the Bureau of Corpora
tions is right in recommending tha
corporations be required to take on
Federal licenses. I likewise believ
in an income tax. and hope to Sc
it brought about"
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JUDGE sTEYN GOES BACK.
Has Become ReconciIed to Changed
Conditions in South Africa

Paris, Jan. 21.-Judge Steyn, form
er president of the Orange Free
State (now Orange River Colony has
left Paris for South Africa. He has
become reconciled to the changed con
ditions and intends to reside on his
farm in the colony.
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TRUST COMPANY FAILED.
| Directors are Confident All Debts
Will Be Paid in Full.

Will Be Paid in Full.
Lancaster, Pa, jan 21-The City
Savings Fund and Trust Company
failed to open today. At the time of
its organization in 1902 its resources
were announced as s1,145.o 900. The di-
rectors say they are confident that
all debts will be paid in full.
The closing of the bank was due
to a quiet run that has been going
on for several months. and which be
came more pronounced after the sud
den death of President Charles H.
Locher last fall. At the last published
statement the deposits were s1.139.-
900.
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THE GOVERNOR MAKES DENIAL
OF PEABODY ALLEGATIONS.
HUGE CONSPIRACY

Governor Adams Charges Republican
Frauds in Many Counties and That
Corporations and Mine .Owners Con
spired With Republican Central
Committee.-Repubii Stuffed
Denver Ballot Boxes.
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Before papering your house
this spring, examine the new
stock of paper at the P. V.
Lumber Co. If
Fire Loss $4,000.

Ft Worth. Tex, Jan. 21.-Fire ear
ly this morning destroyed the John
Ray Hardware Co. building and con-
tents Adjoining stores were also
damaged. The loss is estimated at
$4,000.
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U. 5. WEATHER BUREAU.

(LocaI Report.)
Roswell, N. NJ, jan 21-Tempera-
ture-Max.. 65; min. 35: mean, So
Precipitation, 90; wind NJ, veloei-
ty miles: weather clear.
Forecast.
For Roswell and vicinity: General
ly fair tonight and Sunday. Stationa-
ry temperature
NJ WRIGHT,
Official in Charge.
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We note with pleasure that our
Councilman Charlie Ballard landed
right on his first two votes at Santa
Fe. that is against the memorial op-
posing joint statehood and against
the extravagant appropriation for ex-
ira employees. The people did the
right thing when they sent as con-
servative. practical and level-headed
a man as Ballard to Santa Fe. Their
interests will be well guarded.
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1905 Wall Paper, $50 differ
ent patterns, at the P. v. Lum-
Der Co. If
Stock Market.

New York. Jan. 21-closing stocks.
Etch., s6ss. N. Y Cent. 144; Penna.
13.; Son. Pac.. 661z; U. p. 118-. L.
P. preferred. sS1s; Amalgamated Cop
per. TAX. U. S. Steel. 29%. pref. "a.
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OFF FOR THE ORIENT.
The Largest Steamship Ever construe
ted in America.

Seattle. Wash. JAM 21-Amid the
shrill salutes of countless whistles
and the cheers of thousands assem-
bled about the water front. the steam
ship Minnesota, the largest steamship
ever constructed in America and the
newest or the fleet OF the Great North
ern Steamship Company. left this
port today on its initial trip to the
Orient
The Minnesota will call at Yoko-
hama, Kobe. Nagasaki. Shanghai.
Manila and Hong Kong. Her cargo
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THE LAWS SUPERIOR

Smoot Does not Believe any Revela-
ton Superior to the Laws of the
Land. Bryan Calls. on the Presi-
dent. Approves His Course Concer
ming Railroad Legislation.
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CASHIER ARRESTED.
Charged With EmbezzIing Six Thous-
and Dollars

EesMoines, Iowa, Jan. 21.-Carl N
Spencer, until recently assistant cash
Ter of the DesMoines National Bank.
was arrested today by United States
Deputy Marshal Johnson, charged
with having embezzled $4,000.
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TROOPS IN FORCE

Authorities Will Prevent Demonstra-
ton and Put Il m Disorder With
an Iron Hand.-Strikers Want to
Appeal to the Czar.-Streets are
Lined With Troops.-startlfns Ru-
mors,
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The latest in paper hangings.
designs of 1905, at p. V Lum-
Der Co. If
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Notable Exhibition of Art.

Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. 2l-The art
exhibition marking the centennial OF
the founding of the Pennsylvania
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OMINOUS
STRIKES

ST. PETERSBURG THE SCENE OF
TURMOIL AND THREATEN
ING PREPARATIONS.
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SMOOTS.
TESTIMONY

TELLS OF HIS BELIEFS AND OP-
INIoNs CONCERNING THE
MORMON CHURCH
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-08
he devoted To the presentation Of mo
MORALS 10 deceased members.

t7'''FNft'Se TUT sUtIJ EVFUTIt'
AS already stated. Thursday morn
ing Hon. lIannis Taylor will deliver
the annual Grafton, and the assocu-
ton will close with the annual ban
quot in the dining room of the Cham
berlin Thursday night.
Mr.. Massic stated last evening that
the sessions of the convention are TO
he opcn To the public and the associa-
ton will he glad to have visitors
present.