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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
TROLLEY CARS IN COLLISION.
oclnted prels Dlspntoh bv speclnl Wires.

Associated Pres Dispatch by Special Wires.
Trenton, ~ j., May r. Fifteen per-
sons were injured, none fatally. in a
head-on collision of two trolley cars
near Plainsboro on the line running be-
tween New Brunswick and this city to-
day. The line is single-trackod, and one
of the motormen was said to have dis
regarded a signal TO run his car on a side
track. to allow the other 10 pass. The
front platforms OF both cars were crushed
when the cars met
A relief train brought the injured to
this city, where they we're treated in the
hospital Most Of the injuries were slight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
,. L. Bacon strichsa wiIA Vertigo.

James L. Bacon, employed ~ a meat
cutter by Tobin Bros, Of New Castle,
was stricken with illness at his home at
an early hour this morning, and for a
time was critically ILL., Dr. Wertenbaker
was summoned and gave medical at
tention Mr.. Bacon has been i'll for
several days, but remained at work. Last
evening he attended the services at the
morning heard a noise outside Of his house
and arose and went 10 the front window.
which he raised and then looked out. Tic
was about TO return to bed when he was
stricken with vertigo and fell to the floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
RAIN BREAKS BAD OROUTH.
peelaI nIlrateh lo Er.rr E.enlnl

special Disnatch to Every evening"
Georgetown, May IA six weeks
drouth was broken, yesterday and last
night, 10y "A heavy downpour of rain.
ll came Just IN time, as the dry,
warm weather was having a telling ef-
lecJ upon strawberries and vegetables.
30 dry had the weather become that
many OF our heavy strawberry growers
thought the crop would be ruined.
should nothing unforeseen happen
IN the future Sussex county will enjoy
one of the largest fruit and berry corps
ever known. The trees and berry
fields are dotted with white flowers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
CAR ToPPLEp OVER.

Associated Press Disnatch by special wirea
Camden, n. j., May 7-As the Cape
May express, due in this city at 9 o'clock,
was rounding a curve on the outskirts Of
Camden, this morning, a rail became dis
placed and one of the cars toppled over
There were about 20 passengers in the
car. and IA were taken TO the Cooper
Hospital, suffering from injuries. Only
two persons, Mr.. and Mrs ]. E. Eldridge
Of Holly Beach, N. j., were seriously
injured. They are suffering from con-
fiteiona
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
Wilmington STOCK Quotations.
Nnu Ynrk nlnrnnl.-
Associated Press rss'i o,spatcn by special wire.

AIBoclnled Iress Dlsnatoh DY eDeolal Wlroa
New York May Flour, r,receipts, q. .ig4 barrels
sales 500. Dull but steady.
Wheat, receipts. i57.CO0 bushels. sales 100000
Steady. May so sa9Ji Sc July, s59faS5sfc; Sep
temhef, so sas33lc. E 81
Rye dull; NO. 2 Western, 1uc 10. b. New York
Corn, receipts, l3s,675 bushels; sales, b,OOO
Steady. September, $50
Beef, steady.
Pork steady.
Lard, dull: prime Western steam, SS65 nominal.
Sugar raw firm, fair refining, l5-l6c: cen
trifugal, 96 test, 7-l6 Moasses sugar. ll-i6c.
Refined, steady; crushed, Sb.3J; Powdered, $40
Granulated, SA60.
Petroleum, steady; refined all ports. 81. 75as7 so
Coffee steady, No. Z, kio, s.
Molasses, steady; New Orleans, S0aSSc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
MASONIC oELERRAr1oN.
Some Distinguished Visitors From Other
States to be Here.

ouue DIsungulahed VlsitOfs From Othor
States to be Here.
Speaker Joseph c. Cannon Of the
National House of Representatives win
attend the celebration on June 9TH of the
centennial anniversary Of the organization
of the Grand Lodge A. F. q A. NJ. of
Delaware as a separate and independent
jurisdiction. The affair will take place
in the Masonic Temple, but the banquet
will be served in Turn Hall.
Senator Jonathan p. Dolliver Of Iowa
will also be present President Roose-
welt was invited, but sent his regrets. The
Grand Masters of New York, New Jersey
Pennsylvania and the District OF Colum-
bia will be present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
A..oeiated Pros. pl.nateh BY sneeial wire.

Associated Pres Dispatch by Special Wires
London, Eng, May 7.-At the Queens
Club today jaw Gould of Lakewood. ~
j., defeated V. Pennel, last years runner
up, by 81 in the amateur court tennis
championship of Great Britain and will
next meet Eustace Miles, holder OF the
championship.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
Wilmington Markets.
The local Wholesale quotations reported BY
To Give an Exeursion.

Calvary and Old Swedes Sunday
schools will give an excursion to Bmling-
ton Island Park on the Upper Delaware
on June 9th. The trip will be taken on
the boats of the Wilmington Steamboat
Co.and the Delaware River Navigation Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07

taught Colo While Hunting "a burglar.
ar VIM. Thos. Lanorgan, provincial
unstable s.ple at Chapleau. Ontario, says: Il
I-snt a severe cold while hunting a bur-
t.s' .a ~ the forest swamp last fall. Hear
~ sE o. Ohamberlain's Cough Remedy,
Tsu H. ana after using two small bottles,
vas completely cured" This remedy is
IE'el1eG \ -iSi especially for coughs and colds.
- w loosen and relieve a severe cold in
~ te une than by any other treatment and
avorite wherever its superior excel
ssnGe has become known. For sale by n.
treetst $50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
EranrslIstio ssrvine..

Rev H. W. Bolton, d. D., Of this
S'y' will begin in Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church of Millville, N. j.,
onlght a series of evangelistic SER
The week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
strlcksn on the street.

Edward Hayes, colored, Of Front and
Walnut streets, was stricken with epilepsy
at second and French streets about $50
o'clock Saturday night He was taken
to the police patrol station and atterward
to his home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
alndfrtakers.

James 7. Chandler,
Undertaken and Embalmer,
214 West Ninth Street.
aslsphons e0nnsenons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
Converslons A. soott cburoh.

interesting services we're held in
soott NJ d. Church yesterday and last
evening Rev. r. X. Stephenson
Preached and several conversions were
reported.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
Not to be Lost sIrht Of.

Through all our special sales we want
TO emphasize the superiority Of our eye
work and frame fitting Cubberly, S24
Narkstp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07

Valetta, Island Of Malta, May r.
Three torpedoboat destroyers sailed from
Naletta today, 10 join the British feet
at Prnus, Greece.
The transport Dilwarra is embarking
the Worcestershire regiment, which viii
sail for Alexandria, Egypt, tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
EVACUATION OF TABAH.
The Sultan Fails In an Attempt 70 Reopen
the Discussion.

The Sultan Falls In an Attempt 10 Reopen
the Discussion.
Associated Press Dispatches by SPECIAL Wires
Constantinople, Turkey, May 7.--Ar
extraordinary meeting OF The Council Of
Ministers has been summoned for today
20 consider the British note demanding
the evacuation Of Tabah within 10 DAYS
and Turkish consent TO & Joint demarca-
tion Of the frontier Of the ssinaitio PENN
sula
An attempt made yesterday by the
Sultan through the intermediary Of a
palace official to reopen the discussion
met with a prompt intimation from Sir
Nicholas r. O'Connor. the British Am
bassador to Turkey, that any commune
cations on the subject must come through
the Turkish Foreign Minister.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
WI. Sn1ith&CO.
Successors fo
VIM. 3. Sharp & Co.,
Fourth and Market SfS.

The PTefffeSf COffOnS
for summer dresses you've
ever seen are here in in
finite variety.
Beautiful organdies with blooms
that rival natures own; sheer
and cool i215c.
Fine Batstes and Lawns in
dainty floral and neat geometri-
cal designs, &c, Sc, lOc, 1215c,
l5c and up.
silk-like Merceri1ed Mulls,
printed in delicate silk colorings
and patterns. lSc instead of 25c.
Linen finished white cottons for
neat and sorviceable summer
dresses and nurses uniform; look
and wear like liner, but not nearly
so expensive nor so heavy; l2l6c,
l5c, PIC and 25c; &c to as inches
wide.
1sc printed Madras for boys
shirts; good styles; 1910.
28o Eoienne at Ice, great
iavorite this season, both for
street and evening wear
Plain Chambrays and Bates seer
suckers; a pile of these useful
summer stufts at DC a yard.
Good Sturdy Ginghams in stripes
and checks, for 615c.
Fourth street store
More May MusIIHS.
To keep the May sale Of
undermuslins going at full
tilt we offer you these three
good bargains:
Knee skirts; really an excep-
tional bargain are these pretty
muslin underskirts. trimmed with
hemstitched houncos. Knee
length, only 25e, and you will
agree when you see these that
they are full 3716c ones.
More and Even Prettier are these
pretty corset covers for 25c each.
Full front. with good laces and
embroideries for trimmings
Chemise-th combination or
long chemise that is so popular
for corset cover and short skirt;
cut full with lace and Insertion
trimmings at the top; cut very
low; round or square neck; all
have trimmed arm holes; Sl.0O,
S150, S1.75 and up to S4O0.
Second floor, take elevator.
FOR Wednesday
we shall offer the best values and
biggest bargains in frst-class em-
broideries it has ever been our
good fortune to show. Be sure
you see them.
We are now getting them ready
more about them in Tuesdays
y paper.
Kmbrolderies hrst floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07

There will be plenty Of fun at "The
District SCHOOL, tomorrow night at the
New-Century Clubs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
Ner asrk uaes.s,oa..

Associated Press Dispaton ~ special Wirsu
New YORK. May 7-The stock market opened
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-12
ASHLAND COUNCIL
DISCUSS DRAINAGE
Arrangements Being Made Look
ing to the Improvement Of the
Water System.
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE
Satisfactory Solution of an I'm
portant Question Seems to
Have Been Reached.


ASHLAND. VA. November 1.-THE
special meeting OF the Town Council to
discuss drainage was held last night at
the home Of Mayor Crew. and was fully
attended. Mr.. J. D. Harris, resident en-
gineer OF the Ashland Gas. Sewer and
Water Company. made an elaborate and
comprehensive proposition looking 20 the
systematic drainage Of the town. which
met with approval.
IL lis proposed to construct number
~ inlets. which win drain into the sew
crs. and for which the Water Company
VIII charge nominal rent and agree 10
Keep DID satisfactory order by its own
force of men.
Upon the suggestion OF MIR. boswell. OF
the Council. the Street Committee. i'm
conference with Mr.. Harris, Monday
morning at @ o'clock win go over the
ground and determine upon the number
ot inlets and probable location.
the matter OF substantial settlement OF
this important question of drainage OF
the town seems 10 have thus reached a
very satisfactory solution. Nearly five
miles OF sewer pipe have been contracted
Tor bE the Water Company for early de-
livery at Ashland and the most skilled
enEineering ability VIII be employed I'm
this work. =
The citizens committee Of eleven. re-
Gently appointed for conference with the
Town Ccdncn on the subject OF drainage.
VIII mec; 10y can Of the chairman next
Thursday night at the office OF Mr. w
= Brown. secretary of Randolph Macon
College. II is stated that this committee
VIII probably Doc made permanent organ-
izaion ard resolve itself into a civic inn
provcment body for the general improve
ment OF the town Of Ashland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-12
YOUNG NEGRO WOMAN
MURDERED IN HOTEL
Proprietor, HOusekeeper and
Waiter of Place Held-BOdv
Mutilated.

NEW YORK. November lin "a small
room in boarding-house. called the Crl-
terion. il the heart OF tie "Tenderloin. d."
a3l West Thirty seventh Street. the terri
bly, dishgurca body of "a young muIatto
woman was found to-day. The woman
undoubtedly was murdered. She had 1T
been positively identified late tonight
Investigation by a coroncr's physiciaa
showed that She died from strausulat.-n
and hemOrrhages. Her face. neck and
chest We're frightfuuy l4ceratcd from
blows. apparently from mans fists The
pockets i'm the woman's clothes had been
rhed.
The proprietor of the place told the po-
lice that when the woman registered
there Wednesday she told him she was
from Washington. and was exuocting the
arrival Of her husband She subscQucnt-
~ was noticed at the place with a. negro.
The proprietor. the Householder of the
place and waiter were arrested as wit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-12
TOM HAYWARD NOT TO
RETIRE FROM COMPETITION

LONDON. November u-Sportiug Life
says there is 10 tr1sh whatever i'm thc
rrmor that Tom Hayward the great
professional cricketeC. ,ne Surrey Idol is
e. retire from active competition
What caused this report TO 70 the
rounds was the announcement that A. g.
Spaidlng q Bros. had secured the SER
wees OF the Surrcyite 20 manage their
cricket department. The Spaldiues are
making great strides in tho English
market and realize that by gettins the
services OF Tom Hayward. so that Ie
can supervise the selection and the max
ins OF all bats that are 90 bear his nar,a
in the future. cricketers would ho homo
lifted Surrcyites are pleased e. learn
l,''' '"is story is uufoundcd. and mat
the record-hrcaker az 1905 announces that
his engaecmcut with Spaldinr win in n.
way affect his cricketns career.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-12
DRAMA AT ASHLAND.
Two Plays and Series of Tableaux
Witnessed by Large Crowd.

A-'i'N~-A- 60 itI INES A4ailasel.
ASHLAND Va. November 1.-THE
artistic and dramatic talent of Ashland
was again IN evidence in a we'll attended
entertainment given Saturday nightat the
public school building FOR the benefit of
the Altar Guild Of ST. Jamess Episcopal
Church. The program consisted of TWO
plays and "a series OF tabfeaux. under
the direction OF Miss Boice.
- Thorn Between Two Roses was
rendered i'm very pleasing manner by
Misses Tyler 1ioofnagle. Nixon Blakcv
and Coulter and Mossrs Prosser and
Mdyette. A light hurlesQue The Box
OF Monkeys, mot with special favor. and
afforded am opportunity for the following.
WHO were heartily applaudod. o. display
decided talent. Mrs Morgan Shepherd.
Miss Gussie Nixon. Miss Julia Weisiger.
Mr. Charles Bridges and Mr. Harry
Moylcr. "rhat old Sweetheart Of Mine,
was recited 10y Miss Boice during the
display OF appropriate tableaux, IN which
tn" following took part. Mr.. Chenery.
Miss ft:e Prosser, Miss Tyler. Mr..
Charles ~ emery Miss Jane Tyler. Mr.
Au'n Chen"ry. Nancy Howison and Jim
Howison, Jr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-12
No importance to Il.

LONDON, November n.-Su Thomas
Fuller agent-gencral for cape Colony
In London. attaches no Importance to the
Forrcira raid. He believes the object
TO be robbc, ari plumber and says tho
country where Ircrreira and his men are
operating is sQarsey populated and the
Iaim houses widely separated. It is not
imrcssible, however. that Fcrreira may
obtain some aGherents and do some mis-
chief The Cape mounted rifles Sir
Thomas declares. are accustomed to
guerrilla warfare and will have no diff
Guilty in dealing with this situation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-12
MERELY Rohhers''

PRETORIA, November u-Captain
Smuth, who commanded a Bocr detach-
ment ia the late war; says that Fer
reira and his men are merely robbers.
and that the stories of a BOer uprising
are purely moonshine
Considering the number Of ncvcr-do-
wells who have recently gone into the
German territory II is surprising. the
captain says. that similar occurrences
have not been reported before
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-12
The House of Bureesses.

ISr1cial . Tho II1nes- IlIspstchl
ASHLAND. VA November I.-State
Librarian d B. Kennedy viii adj
dress the Woman's Literary club at
Ashland next tuesday afternoon in
t.e lecture-room of Dr. w r. Dodd
of the college. Mr.. Kennedys sub
sect viii be 1.-THE House OF Burgesscs."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-12
MRS. DAMON DEAD.
Last Surviving Widow of Soldier
of Revolutionary War.

Esther summer Damon said 10 boz the
last survisI ~ widow ~ soldier ~ tho
Revolutionary War died to-day at her
home. in Plymouth Union. 80 tne axe OF
s3 years she was married .n 1888. when
slc was - years oid. % Noah Damon.
POO was then % years old. Damon served
through the Revolutionary War having
enlisted IN 1875.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-12
BOER UPRISING
SAYS REPORT
Raider Ferreira Terrorizing the
Farmers in Region About
Upington.
ONLY ROBBERS, SAYS SMUTH
English Captain Refuses to Look
Upon Raiders Movement as
Serious.

CAPETOWN, November 1.-Advices re-
ceiVed here from Cpington. on the Orange
River, say that the Boer raider Fer
relra, and his followers continue 10 intimi-
date the farmers of that region. and
have captured some traders and q few
other persons. The raiders were thirty
miles north OF Upington Saturday, when
they were reported eleven strong and ac-
companied 10y "A number OF armed ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-12


'-a car iliilsts WHO
'"'i'os'd them we've work Was abund-
ant and weses good. and these mon
generally vot,-l the Republican tletaf
SIR Banks is e,tt......,i.. ,,....- .,..
Der exhibit 80 jamestown. for whi-b ne
coal Landowners ana mineral r,., Nh
contributed .,-., ... . ''''" ''.--
Rf.f.- ,. .~
-.'7'-I' Oh ltt.Ss wanna,
-' "@ -N-' i-- lac expressed keen re-
eiet az tae failure ot ta- Democrats e.
f..ts. I'D o,r--...5 ,.. ,..-- ,t.,
st.1rn aS tt. .s.-.....-t.. '-' --.
,..-.-.-. .-'7 .-u -"'d
'D' -l'- majority in the House they
would not un-eat Mr. Saunders. ..,en
with has small rr.nf1vfr,
Commemorative. ,.
"''i'h Attorney Otto L.
Saturday night AIR. E.ans is bere -
g. f..is..., + .....-+. t.- ~"
p. t-t ''' '-'' .is come down
--i.-.t servant Tor
.-' treatment
N"'h asked concerDius Amherst affairs.
Mr. Evans declared tAat nothing WAS
$50 ms on out OF tile ordinary
Yes. think sc-ato- St...i. .,.,,, T..
rfrorninat.d nov, $500. b. 80, "-'' -0
'-'''" ii'At year. re said IN an
9"ti 70 q QurSuoL on the subject
mo -ed. do not know that he VIII
have any opposition for a. second form,
IL any ore sllau d..i4,. ~ $780, 81, '''
-9-''is. nm am oi opinion that he VII
VIZ vAL Stiodc mas made a good Senator.
ana / believe he Is much STRONGER than
when he ran last year"
r.o,,,,., r,..f MI
C..,,.- D-,'7' -.'nD.Hy raves. ~ Prince
Nh a-4s 90 VI ~ ply s. Ju0ee kFes
~, a.. r. 49, u'i5 70 .l.s iIcnas. most like
-,,,.-,,,..,.lti-, "- Jus. D. = West as toul-
.slcs - .,,,-',s 1cc''s romeo nN death. when
10. pc. .-.- we matter last night
iicefioo 70 '~o-'i'e" 10 discuss Il for pub
Mn, Df,o
C.c,.~f 80 t,f""7 jAlSa OF the County
he was t,t.ri,.-...'''e 'Ise from The time
tne oi5 c',,,rt 'e years "I age until
of ibe 60, Ing. it't.ioA. lte was member
was Gno r., ,. ',i'.'a4 convention. and
that b.d. & '- rvp-itr htcntiors IN
ana Dennis o.t,i.it'ol,i,..h s body Blair
- -e'iiei w.
non. Jo.n ~ Gwyn. OF Smyth county.
81. - ~ .ic citl' ana was moving about yes
r.s oHlyuH ms old friends. "Oom
--.- as ue former LEGISLATOR and Den-
p,i.'ts'ie le@der IS Familiarity known a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-12
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-12
People Seen in Hotel LObbieS

Among the arrivals in the city yesterday
as a gentleman whose face was familiar
% thousands ia Richmond few years
ago. but who has been rare visitor
for several years. he IS Hon Eugene
Withers OF Danvlie. member Of the law
firm or Withers & Green ex-member
or tile Senate OF Virsiuia and OF the
Constitutional Convention o. ls9l-0e. Mr.
Nltlers came here from Danvill- yester-
day 90 appear to-day before the United
states Circuit Court OK Appeals and
before tile circuit Court also.
Air. Withers has been desouns HIM
cir Co his law practice during tile interval
since the Constitutional Convention. ana
hls greeting was 81 don [ know any poll
ties. t that is what you mean"
iie admitted. however. that he had made
"a few speeches Cor Judge Saunders. and
added that dee would nave made more but
FOR the fact that Doe had been very busy in
court and had had illness in his family.
Tie expressed strong regret at the failure
OF the district Democrats 20 turn out ana
support Judge Saunders. but was hope
ful that his majority would bc sufficient
to insure him his seat
Wncn asked u panville was not ex-
poctnc some relief from disadVautagcous
freight rates from tile enlarged inter
state commission. Ny. Withers repueu.
.F' t.t|i NAttA"A A4+t atfttfli..fII Jaw. do
not think We can expect ANYTHING under
chat The only thing that will relieve the
situation. in my opinion. IS rate per
hundred weight per mile and believe il
is bound 90 come 20 that That viii put
every city in the country on the same
basis. and viii Doe fair 10 all"
Mr O.. Banks. of Bland county who
ls Connected with the work OF collecting
mineral exhibit for the jamestown
Exposition arrived in the city Yesterday
from his home and was at Murphy's
last night. He had gone home to vote
andr~Nprcsscd regret that the result was
recollection Of Congressman SlemD. lie
admitted. however that the outcome had
been forcsecn ard attributed II TO the
fact Chat the Republicans had ample
funds 70 their command. lie said that
certain Republicans frankly told him be-
fore election. I'VE have all the money
we want and We have got you whipped"
Tie expressed the opinion that Colonel
Siemp's campaign had cost him not less
tfan S5 000
Mr. Banks attributes the strong Lean
ihr Of fln district 70 Republication fn
recent US To the fact that there has
neon 90 large influx of outsiders into thar
rapidly developing section I'm recent wears
ana That the majority of the newcomers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-12
Conditions Yesterdau
Conditions in Important Cities

klchmond' weather was cool and rainy,
thermometer st midnight As.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-12
THE WEATHER

Forecast. VIRGINIA Fair. colder Mon
uaN fair.
Nofth Carolina Fair Monday. colder e>-
c'f, I'D extreme west portion. brisk north
west Winds Tuesday fair
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-12

General T. NJ. l., s5t. Of HowardsviIle.
Va. is a guest at the Jefferson. TIE
general spends much Of his time IN New
home.