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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
DR.. CRAPSEY CAUSES
BiSHOR GREAT SORROW
"The Most Painful Happening In MY
Life" Says Bishop Walker of
Buffalo.
(By Associated Press)


BUFFALO, N. Y. Nov 2G.-Bishop
Walker is quoted in reference to the
resignation of DR.. Crapsey as saying
he did not care to make any extended
statements or lengthy comments.
81 deeply regret his declination to
retract his statements. His letter, as
you will see. simply re-asserts his
sayings.
"'ro me it is source of great sor-
row that DR.. Crapsey, could not see
his way to get back to his old teach
ings in which he was so able. This
is the most painful happening i'm my
life. have known DR.. Crapsey for
many years and have honored and
respected him for his great abilities
have had great affection for him and
had watched him as he grew UP in
church work, so that the matter
grieves me greatly and gives me great
pain"
"The resignation of DR.. Crapsey
then relieves you of performing a
painful duty" he was asked. Eyes it
does'
Does this bar DR.. Crapsey from the
church entirelv?"
mo. DIR. Crapsey may still be a
member of church and n communi-
cant, but he is barred from perform
Ing official duties.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
THAW'S COUNSEL AFTER
IMPORTANT WITNESSES
Were With Him on Fatal Night at
Both the Restaurant and at the
Theater.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2G.-Clofford w.
Hartdige OF counsel for Harry Thaw
notified District Attorney Jerome
said today that on Friday application
VIII be made by the defense for two
commissions. to be appointed by the
supreme court to obtain evidence
from two men who were with Thaw
on the night he shot Stanford White
at the Madison Square roof garden
and who are now cut Of the local
court, jurisdiction and therefore can
net be subpoened.
In the petition are F. Beale now
In Thackerfield Cal, and that Max
Caleb, now in Chicago. The petit
ton states that these two men
dined with Thaw and the latters wife
on the night of shooting and later
accompanied the couple to the roof
garden.
] The petition states further that
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
BLANCHE WALSH MARRIED
TO MEMBER OF COMPANY
Well Known Actress Became the
Bride of William Travers in New
Orleans, November is.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov. 90
The marriage of Blanche Walsh
The actress TO William Trayers, n
member of her company was an
nounced here today. The ceremony
ives performed November 10, In n
private residence by city court
Judge and the fact was kept secret
by the court attaches until today
when the records were made public
Miss walsh was playing here when
her marriage took place
Miss Walsh Is Silent.
ATLANTA. GA. Nov. 2G.-Attempts
to secure confirmation of the report,
cd marriage in New Orleans of
l'lanch Walsh the actress. who Is fill.
Ing an engagement here tonight, have
proved fruitless.
Miss Walsh refuses to talk and
members of her company will neither
affirm or deny the story.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
Mr.. Taft DEFEKOS
HIS ARMY ENGINEERS
Declines to Listen to Reflections sas
to the Diversion Of the Waters
of the Niagara.
(Ry Assoclated Press. !


WASHINGTON. y. c.. Nov. &C.
Secretary Taft of the war department
declined to listen to any reflections
uTnn the integrity of tho corps OF
army engineers and by emphatic In.
terruption today changed the course
OF arguments being made to him by
j.. Horace Mcfarland. president OF the
American Civic association OF Phila.
deipiiia, In opposition to the diversion
Of waters from the Niagara River for
the creation of power and for the
transmission of power from Canada to
the United States.
Mr.. Mcfarland had found fault with
statements alleged to have been made
In newspaper interview by Cnptai,,
chas. w. Kutz. Of the corps OF enrt
neers. who investigated for the war
department applications of corpora.
ton for permission for power. "
Secretary Taft criticised the circu.
lars issued by the association partic.
nlarly rs to n statement contained
therein that 1t is proposed to divert
IRON Niagara river volume OF water
equalling the outflow of the Potomac
ana Delaware river. This statement
was not true and that it Is proposed
70 divert only about six, eight or ten
per cent Of the volume from Niagara.
Secretary Taft remarked ~ do not
think public opinion expressed on such
argument amounts to very much.v
The circular has been written nv
nv. Mcfarland who defended It by
saving that the amount of fresh wa,
ter outflow OF these rivers was much.
+
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
virsinians For Marine Corps.

WASHINGTON Nov. 26.-The sec
retary of the navy today designated
the following young men from Vir-
ginia to take the examination sche-
duled for January Is for entrance
to the marine corps as second lieu
tenants: Paul Allyn Capron Fort My
er; John Potts. Fort Monroe; Lit.
tleton w. T. Waller. Jr.. Norfolk:
n. w. T. Englin. formerly of Vir-
ginia. but now residing in Wash
ington: B. K. West, now in the
Philippines; Charles l.. Golfer, Hamp.
ton; Charles r. Hudgins, Norfolk
In the examinations soon to be
held there are about $50 candidates
for administration ralan nanttnetao
for admission from all parts of the
United States. and the competition
promisese to be exceedingly eken.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
FRENCH MINISTER SHOT
BY AN ENRAGED WOMAN
Pierre Menlow, Former Mlnlatcr 80
Finance, Wounded While Walk.
Ing on Boulevard.
(Dy Associnied prnaa \

, rAflS. FRANCE, Nov. 2G.-Piorre
Mehiou. former minister OF Finance
and who was appointed French Minis.
Yer 10 Peru last September. was shot
"n inc boulevard Des ItaIiens this
evening by woman named Ale.
me woman fired four shots. Two
o1'iets struck him In tho rleshy mart
OF leg, but tho wounds are not dan.
gerons. The woman was arrested md
o .,'.ltlt4 - her act veg one nj venge.
ance. The police believe Allemagne
Is the same woman who attempted M.
Marleous' life several years ago. and
who created scandal In the Cham.
her OF Deputies while he was serving
as finance minister.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
Arrested on Honeymoon.

SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. 26.-Rus.
sell W. Tomkins. who reached Savan-
nah today on the steamship ALLEGHENY
from baltimore. was arrested, chare.
ed will, the theft of $500 from A. ].
Chewning & Co.. real estate dealers
OF Richmond, Va. Tomkins was on
his HONEYMOON, having heen married
to Miss Ethel Stewart, in Baltimore.
Friday last. He admits taking the
money, and Is being held for the Rich.
mond authorities.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
PRESIDENT IS SAFE
AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Party Reached Washington on The
The MayI|ower Last
Night.
AN UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT
Gasoline Launch Overturned and
Young eoatswaln's Mate Drown
Mrs. Lonswor.h and Party at Wharf
to Welcome Travellers Home
Roosevelt Says He Had Fine Trip.
(By Associated Press J

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. o6-
Completing n remarkable trim TO pan.
ANA, during which he covered several
miles by sea and visited not only tho
isthmmus. but Porto Rico rs well and
Voicing his thorough enjoyment of en-.
TIRE voyage. President Roosevelt ro.
turned to Washington nj 1922 o'clock
tonight. wy ~
inc Mayflowcr rallied into the dock
ae lhe rear of office commandant Mt
.ne navy yard. Miss Ethel Roosevelt
me presidents daughter, and Miss
1aSehN, Mrs. Roosevclt's secretary
were awaiting to greet the president
MISS Roosevelt went immediately on
ooard when gang walk was laid nnd
mother. anu
There were also at the doc,, n
greet the president. Chairman Mo.
Coy and Lieutenant Commander IInv
OF the marine corps. the nrnsidnnt,.
aides and the commandment nnd othnrs
., the navy yard. and Urnguayan
charge d'affaires.
me president landed within ten ar.
Ter the arrival of Mayrlower. ,To
those who met him he stated TINT ho
ueiiBntlll trip ana that he
ieeiing finely. The president and
h i,aod 'a9snvelt ip,mnd'nts,-, -.--.'st,
tf'Ta ' $50 : o.'.r4.NuicuitcGCly pfUCUHu'
ed to the white house.
BoatWin's Mate Drowned.
An unfortunate incident occurred
In the lower Potomac I'm connection
with the presidents trip IN the river
on the Mavflower, to which the party
was transferred in Chesapeake bay.
The yacht Oneida in the service of
the District Of Columbia naval mill.
tia on which were the commanding
officers and others of the militia. had
dronped down the Potomac to PInev
Point to welcome the president and
was returning when gasoline bont In
tow capsizod and Melvin l.. Cleveland.
ID wears old. of this city, boatswain's
mate. was drowned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
MORSE BUYS ANOTHER
Icr7.~s Live ,i1en cSErEs-ascu.or
,;a..n,,.so, 0f STEAMSHIPS
Recent Purchaser of the Mallory Line
Adds Cuban Mail to His Hold.
ings.
(By Associated Press J

GALVESTON. TEN. Nov. 2G.--The
Galveston Tribune learns from n re-
liable authority today that Chas w.
Morse of New York, recent president
of the Mallory steamship company. is
about to close deal for the purchase
of the Ward line of steamers known
as the New York and Cuban Mail
Steamship Company.
1t is known that Mr.. Morse was
looking into the New York-Cuban
business when gathering into his hold
ings the Mallory steamers and those
OF the Clyde line. The Ward Line
Company comprises IS steamships.
There are two new vessels of $4,000
tons each about ready for launching.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
MR.. COLLIER OPPOSES
REVISION OF THE LAW
speaks for Publishers in Reference to
New Rate on Second Glass
Mail Matter.
Try Associated Pross ,

WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov. DC
me congressional postal commission
resumed its sittinss today with Rob-
ertsJ. Collier as the first speaker He
fssssied the revision of laws govern.
ing second class matter as pronosnd
by Third Assistant Postmaster Cen.
erai Madden. hut expressed svmpathy
with the efforts of that Official to
erad'cate the present abuses.
discussing Mr.. Madden's rccommen.
dation he said the publishers resent
some of his language and expressed
the opinion that the third assistant
regards all publishers with the "iaun.
dlCed eye" He did not believe there
VIII be an increase in second class
matter. but was willing to put the law
IN effect If the existing law should
prove inadequate for the eradication
.'pfst" frTUrrSI,r, .s-a .o .!9-,
e. l-SAYenth Street Chrsstlan- en-
of abuse,
The other speakers of the dav were
VIM. A. Glasgow. Jr.. of Philadelphia
and Herbert Noble. Of New York. who
appeared in behalf of the publishers
association and opposed any increase
of the second class mail rate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
FRATERNITY IN SESSION,
National Convention Phi Delta rnetn
Meets in Washington.
(By Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. &c
me National Convention OF the phi
Delta Theta fraternity began here to.
day and is to continue throughout the
week The fraternity has 20 chapters,
30 clubs and $1,000 members tlryleh.
out the United States and Canada.
addresses Of welcome were deliv.
cred by William NJ. Compton. Presi
dent OF Washington Alumnae Glib and
commissioner MacFarland, of the Dis
trlc, or Columbia. Responses were
MADE by John II. Dewitt, Vanderbilt
editor of Scroll" Lieutenant Cover,
nor Hugh #. Miller, of Indiana nnd
robert Sommerville, Jr.. of MississIn.
ni. The weeks festivities include n
banquet, smoker. theatre marty
ana trim to Mount Vernon. President
roosevelt will receive the fraternity
nj the White House Saturday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
New seaboard Manaqer.
Especial to the Daily Press.

lSpecidl 10 the Daily PfeSS.)
NORFOLK, Nov. ga meeting
Of the directorate Of the Seaboard
Abr Line railway will be held in
New York Wednesday at which,
w. A. Garrett, now of the Queen
and Crescent railroad, will be form
ally elected first-vice president and
general manager of the Saboard.
Mr.. Garrett will arrive in Norfolk
Nov. 80, and take charge Of his new
duties here Dec. /.
President Walter, OF the Seaboard
who arrived in Norfolk yesterday,
will go to New York to attend the
Wednesday melting of the director.
ate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
INSPECTION Has BEGUN
fSnecial to the DaiIy Pras.

ISnecInI 10 the Daily Press.)
RICHMOND. Nov. 26.-The annual
track inspection Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. which was most.
Doned from last Monday, COMMENCED
at 1880 o'clock this morning at,
Clifton forge. g
The inspecting party will travel
east from Clifton Forge and will 60
back there to go West. a3i3
-Four prizes first, 500: second.
$50. third. $50, and fourth $25, are
to be awarded to the four section
supervisors having the best average
Of per cent of the roadbed line sur.
face and ties. 4s
About thirty railroad men are In
The party. The inspection Is under
the direction of Chief Engineer +. Il.
Cabell. l,'s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
MANY from New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2G-United
States Marshall Henkel with sew
eral deputies brought twenty four
prisoners from Sing Sing state pris.
on at Ossining to this city today
and tomorrow prisoners will be put
aboard a special train for Atlanta
Ga. This is in accordance with the
governments plan to transfer fed
eral convicts from various ditricts
to the penal institution at Atlanta
where they can be maintained at
less expense than elsewhere. About
dozen prisoners will be transferred
from each Of their eastern federal
districts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
TRANSFERRING FEDERAL
PRISONERS TO ATLANTA
Each Eastern Federai District to Be
Drawn on. Can Maintain Them
Cheaper There.

PITTSBURG, PA. Nov. 2G.-United
States Marshall Stephens and his
assistant VIM. Henry left this city
tonight for Washington d. C. in
charge Of fifteen government pris-
oners enroute to the new federal
prison at Atlanta, GA.
The men haze been confined in the
western Penna peniteniiary. A sim.
liar transfer is being made from all
the other eastern penitentiaries, it is
said, and special train will leave
Washington tomorrow for the trip to
Atlanta
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
Mceovern.corbett Matched.
Especial to the Daily Press +,

Especial to the Daily Press.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Following a
meeting of the managers here today
1t was announced that Terry Mccoy
ern and Young Corbett were matched
for bout OF Is rounds to take
place during the week ending Jan.
nary 31st. Each side posted
forfeit of $1,000. Tim Hurst will ref.
cree the fight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
TRAGIC BEAR HUNT
IN PENNSYLVANIA
Supposed DIeiRg Animal Suddenly
Arose and Killed YOUTH
fuI NImrod.
HUNTING knife SAVED ONES LIFE.
When Rifle and Pistol Bullets Failed
to Stop Rruin, Henry Bradley
Awaited Onslaught and Plunged
Knife In His Heart, Killing Him
Instantly.
(Dy Associated press J

PITTSBuRG. Pa, Nov. 2G.-Dcaths
ana narrow escapes from bear are be.
ginning to I've reported here.
John Dicht, 10 years old. was Kill
cd In Elk county by bear OH Satur.
day. Dicht shot the hear and Mt
tempted to bleed 1t. thinking II dead.
The animal, however was apparent.
~ only stunned for it arose from the
ground and showed fight.
In the struggle the bear tore off one
or the young mans arms and dIsem-
bowled him.
Saved by Hunting Knife.
Henry Bradley, of East Pittsburp
who is connected with the WestIng.
house Electric Company wounded n
bear Maddened by the pain. the hear
rushed at the hunter and Bradley
emptfed his revolver at the animal ms
It descended upon him, five bullets
taking effect. but only tending to in.
crease It's fury.
Just as the bear reached him Brad-
icy threw away his gun and drew his
knife. Plunging 1T into the
animals side to the hilt he reached
.he heart and the animal dropped
dead at his feet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27

ed with having written an insulting
letter to sixteen year old girl George
Il. Johnson, Il married man was plac.
cd under arrest to night. The man
mas been placed under one thousand
dollars bond to answer in the Police
Court tomorrow morning. The Off
cials have refused to divulge the con
tents of the letter or the name of the
girl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
LOIlA|N ROBBER
kARLEs TURNED
After ! Passengers al the
PolfjstoI, Finds Him.
yerpoWePed.
BEATEN HIS OWN GUN
Brave C, 60 Years Of Age,
Nes''"'anger, Battles With
Armed ., overpowers Him
ana BE, Into InsenslblIity
win r's' ook from Him.

~ hovinn 10, Nov. ga
unrs 81 n a, score of passen
Der was dis. I'll III d io,e TOD
.ha .,,thoritl handed ovor Il
Hoe I'VE @ next stepping
4 49, occurred on the
mt,as aost ofsouri, about 1C
The train, e,..
niane five arted out Of the
man boarde. i. a.e'' a ihasheu
St Rnlhg car
Levelling 49,.
or,,arad the,rest the door he
and valuabl oSei t'ell money
The men w - uuichiy.
placed the anu .he ropper
After he'eiieitl MS peit'
NJ th,,- lin the smoker
door. keepipu pas"eu 10 the
1t was a '".eG.
to Mosgo al, , IN rom olater
at the latter i'eu ehe arrival
Fror D.
AS the tr,,
nc a. rnsbi the chair car
Tho chair On oment later. In
tIie smoker ,sclined Ia pen
Nj - rence uh,.si d.
eA., nc slals' Conferen
gan asalil hised,
bles. to Tho Incl,,ass
Conductor r. thar yoIuo
the scene hei
ped his revoln noorad u,on
'nhS lna' so robber snap
his thumb. ,nductnr,s life
Leaving tht dasnanded On
of the condud
break for lib u tho ro.n
ter him shot nther n,ada
~ .he coal ward close af-
lying " !ail grabbed him
mi, ea.,'t;he robber was
ne he car.
one hand, 60, III, ooot
supiiiissloli , rail of car with
!! hrosins fought him into
lie ne Fps of the swift
desperately ,ro Good into tho
was compel, nt ne 70 f,s,,t
head with nd savs tbot bo
I'll MI. rrse was nd him over the
1905 A. M.
Ian aliu yas reached at
on" iool any all boarded the
IT. Ss was tied hand
.ha ne ~ ,s : = ~, the station.
sne p.'ses towards.
a.. .ia Except to berate
neiyy onI awardice and to
anu jewell ! was the only
a. iilu,e n. The money
ed. f,n;on CIV
Conductor tha 3roi, ntont
peared to hi
bed the Re- tho
same spot a q ono who rot,
robber said Of o,,,,nst nc
Pass,ntb ono Tbe
A passeng wos 1,s,,a,,oa ~
turned to X e.,
o SSo train who re
weakened" J, aTha uo,,,,n,
When Corr ,n,o g,no,,1a
him to the fl
gers literally vora n,nnod
Robber bar y, nnssan
"Then the ~ u III p
kicked and stt matnn.
My Mother" tho o &C. =.
Der covered tf, nn,os ..oh
ored porter in; = ",rha Wi,
them aid him. and the oo,
ConAlctor r. - Az =, o : \ !,
hand when Il, " ~ 49, ne" ~
~ - IslooChSSl
=, 80 ~ ., om,'got the upper
money he hal W., IT, ~ = :;
Conductor + snn,a oe a.,
grappled witl,,r s>
revolver froT ot Tho ,,n,,o,
abo. -. hi,n wrestling hi!
s'ios a. nm. d then as the
Howard altI "a tha rano,,,o,
literally bore a. did not s,ro
tho noCcnnnai tiN NV 80 v
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
Fined for Assault.

O. w. Malone and w. C. Adams
were fined $40 and costs each in the
nolice court yesterday for assaulting
w. G. Glenn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27

,hese two witnesses are of vital
i.n'l,orlnhce 10 the defense and that
IL would Do IN Injustice To rhaw
=" Try me case without Testimony
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-27
THE WEATHER.

Fair Tuesday; cold.
er In West portion;
wednesday colder;
fresh Southwest winds
shifting to Northwest.
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-19
TIME TO TAKE A REST,

The Eagle earnestly requests the
president, in the language OF the
late S. S. Cox, thoroughly to re-
verse himself, and act accordingly"
Instead of sending in n 25-column
message, let him cut 1t down to Ave.
Instead OF following that 25-column
message with seven supplementary
special messages, I'm four consecu-
tive days, We entreat him II reduce
the number at least third. H.
short, let the president stop think
ing for awhile Let him devote him
self, If he will, to the purely unin
tellectual form OF energy known az
exercise" whether that energy be
worked out on horseback or afoot,
or at croquct, or at tennis, or at
handball.
Let him give to his mipd rest
II possible, let him sleep three hours
a day, for three successive days, and
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-19

order tho execution, the summary
execution, OF any one who dares TO
breach to him n topic. suggest such
n nuisance to him as duty, or wor-
~ him with that Satanic form of
temptation known as opportunity. 4"
The country Is not tired OF the pres
ident, but he is giving to the coun-
try that tired feeling" which an ex-
cess of suggestion invariably implants
and which "A swiftncss OF recommen-
dalton, from eternal sources, effects
in those who become its victims, by
becoming It's auditors or It's read
ers.
The confusion to thinking and to
thinkers, which the president has
already wrought, should suffice. He
has made lot OF newspaper men
revert to Hamilton and lot OF 9th
ers to Jefferson, The Hamiltonlan
folk are unaware that jefferson out
Hamiltoned Hamilton and that Ham
ilton, on n few occasions out-Jeffer-
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-19

soncd Jefferson. The dear hearts
think that Hamilton was the antith-
esis OF Jefferson and Jefferson the
antithesis OF Hamilton, and that
each should be studied TO show his
constant difference from the other.
Men who believe that can believe
anything. Changes can be rung on
that from July through eternity and
two days longer. The president has
made the apostles OF Jefferson that
never was. and the idolaters OF n
Hamilton that never was, 80 indus
trlous in their volubillty, and so pub
lie I'm It. withal that stenographers
arc exhausted typographers are
weary, copyholders are on the verge
OF rebellion, and even proofreaders
have become profane.
We do wish that Mr.. Roosevelt
would just be stupid, lazy, indiha.-
ent,-in short. as commonplace as
the ordinary republican editor or 90
Gceholdcr. or course, the rpmo" In
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-19

w. d. HONAKER, Clerk
ID. NJ. EASILY. p. q.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-19

such case would spread that he was
Ill" But If he put on the gloves
with young Garfield on tho avenue
side of the White House grounds. or
II he ran race with Afford w.
Cooley from the treasury department
to the capitol, any theory of his in
disposition would be dlsprovod, end
the temporary suspension of his Golt
responsibility for tho whole blamed
universe would restore the harmony
OF the spheres and redress the bal
ances of the worlds. At present, he
reminds us OF everybody elso-bo-
cause he's so different. We respect
fully request cessation OF the diff
ference Tho decorous and comfort
able dulness of the tlme-honored
scheme OF things could be wisely re-
stored. Brooklyn Eagle.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-19
ORDER PUBLICATION.
WEST VIRGINIA:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court OF the County OF
Mercer. on the 3rd day OF December.
1906.
Pachi Mundo. Plaintiff.
Against In Chancery.
Mary Vigezzi. ct al. Defendant.
The object OF this suit is to have
sale or the real estate OF the defend
ant. Bari Felice. or so much thereof
as may be necessary for the payment
OF the liens against It and for gene
raj relief
And It appearing from an affida-
Wit filed with the papers IN this cause
that the defendant. Bari Felioe Is
nonresident OF the state OF West
Virginia, II IL therefore, on motion
OF the plaintiff. by counsel. ordered
that said defendant do appear at
the Clerks office OF the Circuit
Court OF Mercer County within one
month after the date OF the first
publication OF this order and do what
may be necessary to protect his In
terest I'm this suit
Attest:
w. d. HONAKER, Clerk.
ID NJ EASI,EY p O