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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-04
BATTLE OF MARATHON.
The Most DecIsive Day In the His.
tory OF the World.


tory OF the World
The single day in the worlds history
which was fraught with the most tire.
mendous consequences to mankind was
the day on which the battle of Mara
thon was fought. The handful of tiny
states that inhabited Greece had devel-
oped faculties which indicated that
man had advanced another stage to-
ward the highest ideals.
Foremost among those little nations
was Athens, which state, too. contained
the germs of human freedom 1t was
the forerunner of the democracies OF
the world. But the very existence of
Athens and Greece was threatened by
the huge barbaric empire Of Persia.
Darius had sent out his hordes Of war
riors 10 add the Grecian states to his
vast dominions. Face to face his forces
met the Athenians on the plains OF
Marathon.
Hitherto invncible in the field, the
Persians looked upon the little army
opposed to them with contempt The
Greeks themselves hesitated to hazard
n battle with the conquerors of the
world. Their generals debated the
question. and the decision to fight the
Persians was caused by the eloquence
of the immortal Mlitiades. He led his
10000 Greeks a. INST the Persian host
ana gained decisive victory. The glo-
rious day OF Marathon beat back the
advancing tide OF eastern despotism
and bnrbarism and saved the freedom
and civilization OF the western world.
-Pearson's Weekly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-04
Especial To the Daily Press.


ATHENS. GA, Feb 3.-Fighting to
rescue his two daughters from the
possession of Walter Hardeman whom
his divorced wife had married both
Washington Christian ana lIardeman
were shot and the girls probably fatal
~ wounded. The fight occurred at
llardeman's home, and the latter
wife Witnessed the wonnding of her
former ana present husband. also of
her two Young daughters.
Some months ago Christian divorced
his wife because of her intimacy with
1lardeman, the court giving Harde-
man the custody of his daughters
Mrs. Christian Immediately married
Hardeman
Intended TO Get the Girls.
Hardeman sent word to Christian
that he had the wife and intended 10
get the girls. Last week the girls
went To visit their grandmot her
Learning of the visit Hardeman for
chilly. it is said. took the girls TO his
home
Today Christian went TO the Harde.
man home and demanded the girls,
when IIardeman tauntingly said: 81
have the mother, and I'll keep the
girls. too" The girls. however. rush
ed to their father and climbed into
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-04
THE BACKBONE.
its History Linked With "a Theory of
Animal Evolution.

The history Of tue backbone. like that
OF most life. is not altogether n males
tic upward evolution. 1t has It's TRACE
dies aud its setbacks. its hopes ana fa il:
tires. In the waters along our seaslioru
are creatures. some sponge or licheu
like. others with strange bubllkc
bodies, growing on the end of l8ng
etalks. Bur they hold IA secret from,
the crabs and snails which crawl about,
aud when the fishes brush against them
If their poor dull sense only knew
it--they might claim II blood brother.
hood. When they were young. for II lit.
tie while gristly cord was theirs also.
but this. with all the hopes that such Il
beginning brings. of fish, of bird. of
man even. soon melted away. and there
they nod and sway in the watery cur.
rents. never to know Of the opportunity
which nature has snatched from them
why. who can tell:
In sharks the backbone has become
iointcd and flexible and a rude kind of
skull Is present but still more imDor.
tant Is the presence of four fins. which
correspond to the four legs or lizards
""' W. VIZ "ii'SS itSS W y
curious hasket-likc skeleton protects the
delicate gills. and II is probable that
this existed long before the limbs ap.
penrcd. All Is still of grlstly carthage.
In the higher fishes bone replaces the
cartilage, and when the lowly tadpole.
fishlike ut first. swimming about by
means of the fin around his tnll' pushea
forth his legs and climbs upon the land
our skeleton is well on It's way back
ward. Reptiles OF old took to trees.
Their backbone grew less flexible SO
that they might safely sail through the
air. feathers replaced scales. two lin
gers Of each hand were lost and one
from each foot. teeth disappeared. Il
beak of horn proved best. intelligence
Increased and the forehead rose high.
and behold-n bird.-Outing Magazine
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-04
his carriage. Hardeman swore he
would kill the girls and their father
Lead Begins to Ely.

AS Christian started to drive away
Hardeman discharged his shotguun
and the load Of shot tore through the
side OF the carriage and struck one Of
the birls in the side He shot again
and the other girl threw up her hand
TO protect her face and caught the full
load in her hand. Her hand was shat.
tered and her face torn. Meanwhile
Christian drew his pistol and began
firing at Hardeman.
The men exchanged several shots,
both of them being hit, but not fatally
wounded. Christian came here with
the girls for medical attention.
The condition OF the girls is critical
and their recovery Is doubtful. Mrs.
Hardeman. Christians former wife.
and mother of the girls. witnessed the
duel and the girls say she urged
llardeman to kin their father. The
families involved are prominent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-04
FATHER FIGHTS TO
GET own CHILDREN
Former Wife and Her Second Illus.
band implicated in q Shooting
Carnival in Georgia.
YOUNG GIRLS CAUSE THE ROW

Woman it is Charged Urged the Muir.
der of Children anu Their Father
hy the Man That She Had Married
After Being Divorced-No One Dead
But d Few Wounded.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-04
COMES QUICKLY
Don't Have to Wait for Weeks-h
Newport News Illustration.

Waiting is discouraging.
Prompt action pleases everybody
A burden on the back is heavy
weight
Hard to hear day after day
Harder still year after year.
Lifting weight, removing The bur
den.
Newport News people tell Of It.
Tell how IL can he done.
Tell of relief that's quick and sure.
Here is a case of It,
Mrs. t. l.. Watson. wife of r. l..
watson. the well known foreman in
the fitting department of the shpyard,
residence go Thirty-tirst street, says:
when | say that the results obtained
from the use of Doans Kidney Pills
both surprised and gratified me I very
mildly state the facts. A short course
OF the treatment positively stopped a
dnll aching in the small Of my back
which had annoyed Inc for some time.
II is astonishing how quickly the med
fcine takes effect Sufferers from back
ache who will go to Stearnes' drug
store for Doan's Kidney Pills and the
course OF treatment need have no fear
of disappointment"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milh,irn Co, Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doans-
take no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-04

Daily Press Want "Ads" bring the
desired results.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-04
luXuI Q| c|eQl Linen

The luxury Of clean linen Iaundered
shirts Is yours ut small cost IL You
patronize us. for there IS nothing we
turn out In any other way but the right
one. Our facilities for thoroughly
cleansing and properly ironing shirts.
collars and cuffs for gentlemen are
unexcelled, while ladies' cannot fail TO
be pleased with the skill we display
In doing up the most delicntely trim.
med underwear. skirts. etc.
We make SPECIALITY OF fancy baud
work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-04
Calcium.

Calcium was first made in minute
quantities by Humphry Davy. In the
new process chloride OF calcium IL
placed in a receptacle and fused by
electrOlysis, An iron cathode forms a
basis upon which the molten calcium
deposits itself, and the once rare metal
builds Itself up Into an irregular rod
resembling cabbage stalk. When the
stalk has grown to the right length 1t
Is Clipped of and dipped In parafln
wax to preserve 1t from the action Of
the air.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-04
The Home.

The home is the cornerstone and bul.
wark OF the state. and everything
which tends to keep alive and renew
Its influence and associations should ba
Cherished and encourag ed. Cincinnati Il
Enquirer,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-17
WANT MORE INSPECTORS,
Government Trying TO Secure Add
tiopal Meat inspectors.

Nrdmorcitr "pycu
Washington. oct a. CiNl service
examinations are being held today m
many CITIES to secure meat inspectors,
the present tore. having been found
msuWyl,uU Actual experience In cur
us and packing meats or la the can
Minis. sausage or beef extract depart
myu's ts a requirement.
other cNu service examinations I'm
progress todu, arc as follows.
Marine fireman. Fort Scrcyru Ca,
$50. mariur uryman, Fort pale Fla,
S,to. marine hrgmau, Fort Buau1s,
tia. SiNu No educational test ts re-
Uurcd
rhc lulloviug Vacancies iu the Phi,
tppiuv service will bc filled today.
Master builder, $3.50, bridge cngt
uccr Sg.g5N. principal assistant chlcl
,ugiuccr. Manila scwcr department
$4,000. assistant engineer $500, SIC
end assistant engineer. $500.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-17

London oct o.. Nmalcmcnt uu
bounded has been created 10y the cN.
tfuordinary revelations regarding The
secret building Of three huge swift
hatllcships fOr the British navy II
had been $50 unusual hitherto for th.
naval aud military authorities Of Great
Britain t. keep anything up thcir
slccvc that their new policy of dis.
prise. II will be- remembered what a
storm uf Indignation was created
throughout the country at the sugccs
'.. tu stop the building Of one Of
the proposed new Dreadnaughts. Think
of the satisfaction felt here now when
It transplrcs that the three mysteri-
uus "armorcd cruisers" now approach.
ing completion ON the clyde and ~
rlsick. and being too far advanced tC
preserve the secret any longer, are
not cruisers nj all. hut battlcships
every bit as powerful as those or the
Drcaduaught type and a great dcN
faster.
Hcrliu dispatches show how intense
Is German surprise and the newspaper
comments bctray considerable amount
of chagrln
The weight OF these new great On.
piucs oC naval warfare, including the
armor is l1.lOO tons. or l,iO0 tons
heavier than the Drcadnaught; the
displacement is l2,25O tons, or G5O less
than the Drcadnaught; length $50 feet.
against the i90 feet of the Dread.
uadrht breadth 7Sia feet. mean
draupt 26 feet The new vessels. which
vii pc named according TO the Clyde
correspondent of the Telegraph. the
luNucihlc. the lnncNihlc and the In.
domtahlr are to mount the newest
type of l".iuch gun, the same weapon
as prcadnaught. and will have neither
the - inch or the 7.5 inch or 6-iuch
weapons hitherto carried in armorod
cruisers. Each Of these new ships Is
to carry eight or the new l2inch guns
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-17
gU'LDING or BIG SHIFTS
GREAT BRITAIN CONSTRUCTING
TRIO or MONSTER VESSELS.

This Fact Has Created Intense Sur
prise in Germany Where the Now
Ships Supposed TO BE Cruisers
Are Battleships-B Guns
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-17

TIE Daily Arta07e.;e sc \ E0H;A-
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f-r.-r-C ts Special
E.rEa8--r- Ny. uyr. L----s 50
q. .-ss -r- -Ee E-,ye---- 20 Cruelty
rr Ch-t-e- s-E Annals -=- b. .-.-,
sess.1 here t-s> -t----r R=zo.--
rEr-s demanding a -e-e s-----s-- e.
l--ceu<1, %. he cl-- .a-c- avs -
! 'es passed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
WEDDING BELLS ! |. / !!
/. old virginia [! ] MA.
Marriage Performed Eighteen n':t'e'1
Months Ago Just Announced
"a Friends Of Couple. Il.
r,ai q Thc Tlrnes-D ispntc


4 fs,pccial 70 Tho Times. Dispatch
Il ROCKY MOUNT Vas, July S1s.--calrd as
have Just been issued announcing 4: ING
=, arr,aeo 81 Miss louise klots Wash-
,npton,, o.. to Mr.. Bedford shelton
.Rot,ertson,sior Rocky Mount.
q s.,rhcg c0renl ony :wns performed nt H H'
v,f1as, Nd \, ~ REV. II. Locke, on Jan,l-
4a,y;s III 1906 81 gh tttsn months ago. 10
syolsng lady, who Is beautiful ana accom- asIo1,
,lished, spent last summer here a. f1o y.
/ ROCKY Mount, Mr., Robertson pelng we
proprietor OF tho hotel and local eutto '
~ THO II Times Dcrnucra but IT q. ls NJ .
I,spnnrka BILE fact that no one 81 specT'tea i1
ar dreamed OF tho srlarital relations es.
3,sting between them, not even their most
intimate friends. so well was their secret y
guar dcd ts5E' Y Is :. e, :. Z :, =,
fTho I young, couple left Washington On on
Tuesday OF this week for belipted Dr'a %
tour, ichsincludes Virginia geacl Az AZ,
iinntic CITY ana New York. 4 Mr.. II bertsoll
"a ono sof the most popular and succcsslul
voi,rr business men OF this community
Tho contracting parties had rTHlXI'aA1t y,
easons for o secrlt marriage, and u IS
suggested as one reason their secret was ar
% We'll kept was that all who were N
tie secret including the minister, Wer1o
Masons. ana all were pledged to secrecy.
Mr., robertson himself Is prominent
Mason, K Mr. and Mrs. u re hertson WIZ pc
az homo to their frpands after July 18th,
at Hotel Rocky Mount 3 ii u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
.'S'C J Eczema 4 E||N|||||A|Y
ALI EVERYBODY
Eruptlons Appeared On y Chest, and I'D
+ ace and Neck We're All Broken l',, ].
Out Scales and Crusts Formed I!
Iowa Lady Has Great Faith !|thl
In Cuticura Remedies for l!!' /. 8 S'k|l 10
Diseases. 55 N
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
4. CURE BY [ CUT i 1 J.|'l !

1T had on eruption appear on my
chest and body and extend upwards
and downwards, 80 that my neck and
face wero all broken out also my arms % 3.
4 md tho lower limbs as far a. tho knees,
[ at first thought il WIS pricklyy heat.
/ But soon scales or cvusts formed where
the breaking out was. Instead Of gong
10 q physician, purchased complete
treatment Of the Cuticura Remedies, in
which I hnd great faith,Fnnd 81 was
satisfactory. 4 year or two later the
iow er;0 but b sI II RIA time TO spread
] procured another supply O. the Cu W.
cllra Remedies, and continued sthe.r es :.
until the cure was complete. . - :, = WY
five years since the last . attack, ahq
have not seen Any signs q 2 Ie.uggn' ~
have taken about three D1ttles y .u
Cuticura Nesolvent, and go not Ie'o y.
how much Of tho Soap or Ointlnent, r. =
] always keep them with me; ProDaaDsly
ono hull dozen Of each. 3 I.
n decided to give tho CutIoura Rem-
Cdica q trial after had seen tho results
OF their treatment Of eczema On "
infant belonging to ono OF onr ncl ~.
bors. Tho parent took tho child 70 Its
nearest physician, but his treatment dlo
! no good. 30 thoy procured the Cutiioura
Tomedics' and cured her With ttlem'
When tl,oy began using CuticY!rac leIn,
Ctlics her face was terribly dlsllgureaS
with sores, but sl,o was entirely ouFeai
ior / saw tho same Child OF the age o.
llyo years, and llcr mother told me ta9 \
eozolnn had never broken out Sin
hnvo moro fnith III Cuticura kemedica
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
HILL AND e.
, A. HIGH Ian D PARK

and MIS- Hanson q Fourth Avenue yo lSfs
for New YORK 70 spon4 sssN'
Rsy WI Mr 3 kk ss'sv
fark fnr the benefit OF Asoens3n ~. ~ IND
sa mass u qsh HsalH,eM f ksnn
Mss %ss xss Ss & asaSt
rnisa A ASsnaS Scott, Hsnrioq county
h nsJS ny MI y GES Ssst SE M MAi'.F
Mrs Is, paulkner and littlo aaeA,l"vo
haxa %sek sor ATLANTIS uity Where they VIII
4ysa sSa3 Z! yeSFs fn so sas ARR
s snen1Inr several days In Jet6rsyllle ya, nn,te
Mrs. Cans, of Chestnut HI mas Dees' 'lu'''S
siciei for the past week, ,u I ~ ia n n,
Tho Hons Mission Society XXX! mug IIi ~ NJ
~ re Mothodiyt Church. sermon MIN w us
nreaohed AT u o'clockG ana luHGn Ia Il
served on tho lawn At @ clocK by 'na -
IN. MIA Neiie Ry,pp. who has been s!ck tor Wy
pact weWsk n 81 Finland Park left Tues
aav az for Prince Edward county 70 spsitf sV't"
lima Waiting relatives Z, SUI 49,, ,n,,ya .l.
Mrs Ernest FILLER. whip has peen .,, Gul'e sesN
al Memorial I H1SEp,s' Il goeaty ispah
prepSytarlan Church VIII gySn, o.. = moohl's W
e,irsion 10 dutch Gap. July slst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
.A d 1AflAIyaFZ I.
IN EXPOSITION |: { | II On.
Mr.. William Coupcr, Virginia
Sculptor, Talks q Plans Lam. for
Jamestown Tair.a " II
NEW WORKS Of IMPORTANCE 7 y ! I \! ICE.
Ills Monument oil, Vicksburg
battlefield Soon 70 De II \
81 Unveiled. IN FL

s9f
NJ. tvliiIan, coupor. tho New y York
sculptor, was registered ss tsrsslAy Win
llls son x thS Jefferson tfotel. Mr.. 81 * ul'ss
Ii on the Jamestown Dxpositi Hon visory
COMMITTEES, h and IL oil hs way 70 Norfolk,
where lie il to overlook tho art arrange.
ment Of tbs Ok DO sition crumbs. X
Mr.. Coupon said last ,asfi t that ne un-
derstootl there was y il,ovcitcns on toot 20
siNct monument 10 the 6ou thefn !. ne
rolnes fsthe Civil War = A inor,ifrl<Sit 70
their beauty nobility. an; patrIo.lsm ~
certainly dua them" said Mr.. Couper.
X ever tlls South undertook any com.
,netl,0ra ton 81 the Civil SNRr,S1 can ina-
agiie nothing better than tllat q.
# Mr.. Copper pru lsed tho women of Rich.
f1iond, mentioning several In pArticul ~.
Ho spoke OF thoir patriotism and their
uhtlrlhk efforts for the weifa OF Rloh.i
mond. virginia and the South III general.
Monument at Vicksburg
Ill Tho sculptor wls asked about the peace
statue, witch ho ID Just completing, to-
stand at the buso ot tho tall obei!sk be pc
Ing erected on tho battlefield OF Vicks-l
burg blythe state OF Minnesota -. con-
memorials her soldiers wilci fell Y thero.
M. Copper Showed some pfotographs
OF the static, WHICH portray cd The f1nii-
nine and yet sirlktnGly firm and noble
features or woman, sitting With the
national shiold ut her lott. With the
wreath Of peace about It. while IN her
right hand she holds bound sword wan
point down. The figure u the syinDo y "
peace; and will be the flrst Of its KIND
over unveiled 4 In America. The sut,v ''e 4
Ing viii take place about Novc m 9,
A memorial statue to the i1iemDers o.
the Tontli Pennsylvania Regiment Killed
At Manila d and to Colonel Alexander
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
FLEW. ON
WINGS NJ. WIND.
Negro Who r obbed a. y s. cay, ed
Another Caught iii Midst VI Of 81
4#5 His Celebration. 555
LED VICTIM TO DARK 4 4 A {.
When Johnston Refused To Sc GO
Further Reed W'iellnlig ,.s'
Butchercd Film.
LED VICTIM no DARK AZ Ley

81 Morton Reed, burly3 negro, charged
With highway robbery and felonious as 9
sault upon john II. johnson. another :
negro, was In Police Court s yesterday.
ana was sent to the GRIND Jury. The
evidence u gainst him was apparet,tly con-
solusive 81 Ills quit, and Justice Crttch--
field said after hearing the case and
sending the negro to the Jury, r they
don't hang you the law books ought 81 &. g
z 30 burned up. Y. Is{ .5s . 3. ta3s3gt
Johnson, who came to Richmond Tues %
day from Stony Creek, VI intended 70
leave tint night for Whining ton, Del, I.
ana hnl purchased q his ticket to that
place, IN IIe fell In with o crowd Of negroes
ana bought them q lot OF drl lts.3$ q bout
81 O. clock, after he had flashed Q large
4foll Of Bills, johnson ncconlpaniod Reed
To an alley near Byrd Street. But be-
I fore going he was warned ~ q negro
With whom t1e had taken d drink that
Reed was O. dangerous person and sWoull0
very very probabl rob lin: Believing. s' 7S-
ever, that he was able 10 tar 9 care 2.
himself, no went With his new Y foun -
friend, ana only hesitated when Nc reach--,
Cd the mouth Ola dark alley: When ne ne
refused to go with }Iseed any further. ne ne
5was pounced upon S. 81 s, I. lS
fii; The first thing I knew was that ne
was slashing ut me with q knife and had lad
Ills hand in my inside pocket AFTER 81 ny 2
money He got my poe textbook out anu y Z!
Il tried to get away from him, When = ne
cut mo IN the breast and across the face
I I ! RIM from Byrd street to Ninth and
3 Broad and there fell. The ambulance l'l ace
doctor treated me- testified the wounded :.
negro who had been held UP ana ro 'a' a.
# Went Out to Celebrate.
SARGENT Bailey and Patrolmen KRAFT
/ ana DufYy rot description OF Reeu anu
arrested him 1t u O'Clock OF tho same
hight. as he was coming from Man
8ehes tar, whero he had been celeo or tl ~
with q party OF negro women. ne Waa y
that time wearing o new suit OF clo ; s'''
and d stetson hat. ". I,
& When searched at the police station
ttha I,nrro had SO and tho purse that ne
hnd 81 anatched from the pocket OF his
victim. 5a e 5oi5 IS 81 i. y. =,
&i,hvsicnl manhood, perhaps, ever seen III
Richmond. Ho has the strength OF :. y
giant. and could have ensly ovorpoWeri S
his iylctim without the use OF tho knifo;
I'd After his herring in Police Court, Ree'd
.'w,1In.sgtripped OF tho coat and pants tA ~
sho,had thought with the money fl2atbt Hec
ls alleged 10 have stole from ! ollnson:
Reed evidently suspected that ne .%o'uld
~; made 10 give up tho clothes that be
Shad bought, and slipped his stctson hot
4 Ia n negro who was near the pen, TINS
negro went out aud pawnod tho head
gear. ri e BS8g vs. . :, 2, !,
ust twenty minutes afterwards Oillcer
tDuffv found the hat In Weinste!n's pa rl-
SHOP on sixth street, and brought y 2 lack 'k
to the, City Hall ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

lot Tho Times Dispatch no sont YOU
wherever you 20 this summer, Don't
forget to order 1t before leaving.
Address changed ~ often Rs desired,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
~ 81 Il IS, III
SO J I ) / J u, J ND
PER ;

II We HID But Z Day.
W. should MI The hos'ts With th '' ssoetess
I. ~ s"i ia sut y a.,
Wa should drink alone ct the purssl y
4 "a otir upward way, Z. \. Il.
IN to,tf', s II ss t3s #
4 81 tho hours were tews y. !.
= wa should rest, not Tor dreams put 3 fof
frcshtr power
10 be and to do q 4. u * gu g. iss. 4.
We should guide our way ward or wearied
5s ~ tl,e dearest light n.
We ahould keep our eyes on t,ts ne
II tiey lay III SIGHT !,
Isl wo should trasnpao the pride and ~ ~ Y
NJ discomfort 1 IN q ~ q ~ E.it
II Beneath our feet; AL AZ 343i3 K Il. I. I.
We should take whatever = TODD j o 70
VI sent 4 4. n, l "a 81 IA
4ss with 4 trust complete
we should ~taste no iltn1ents n wxak
10 Eret, s3{ fsst
a II tho d ~ wsre but one: i.
&c what we ferncn Der and what we forget
went out with the sun s45t3ii
we shot, a 30 from our oiatnorotis selves
act free, u N g IL
S$s 70 worI. Or 70 pray. " .55H
And TO DO what the Fhtfter would hove
sSSff1 E Ia be, 4J55 5.s NJ i4 5} i55s
ri II We had but d day. 3, ..@
ss5 81, N n,r., Dick IN son.
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sRichrno nders in New York.

/ especial to Tho rlmes-IJlSputeH.5
Y9MS I sa s;
Eh IS IA L;,o hoRerFIsoa raIs aid
wr,t,nWs, riborougl, il. ". Abbott, O., y.
Fa arm RTeslin, ss9tt H RSdtt WIZ;
Asiar Z, W dia ,ndiia,c 81 s. Read and nd
wSife: pesiuhmberanI p spietSeer u! 9 3
Via: al. Donls, i. w. Wise ana VIE;
Enrlf1lgton. s r. Gilhatu s8 M g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
For Old Soldiers.

If IA very on joynblc entertainment was
given AZ The Soldiers Home recently ~
MrsI Lucy anu the West End Angels.
1:t.cli number eloted much applause from
tho audience and .muci, aipreoi at Ion was tL
shown to tho entertainers. who have e
proved always ready and willing t9 ro.
.spond 10 REQUESTS for entertainments OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
Bray-WarinE,

MI s1 Waites Rsay ana Mlss Ruth Rariins,
both OF IiDsex county, wore married n
few days ngo at the nome Of tho bride,
at Dunnsvillc, Rev @. Al Watson ofhcl-
ntInH.