davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21
HAS NO KNOWLEDGE
OF Murder Of Her Husband, Declares
Bride of FOur Months.

OF Murder Of Her Husband, Declares
Bride Of Four Months.
New York, Nov. 21.-Praying before
crucifix, nineteen-year old Elizabeth
Mongoli. bride of four months, who
Is In the House of Detention as a
witness in connection with the MUIR
der Of her husband. Girolomi Mongoni,
declared she was innocent. Coro-
ner Hamburger hopes to clear the mys-
terry today.
Mongoni was fruit dealer and
lived at No. 305 East One Hundred and
Sixth street. He was found stabbed in
his bed early yesterday. At the fIar-
lem hospital he died on the operating
table.
Before he died he told detectives
that visitor and he had quarreled
and that the man had stabbed him.
Mrs Mongoni told the police that her
husband had received several black.
mailing letters. Later she admitted
that she had quarreled with him on
Tuesday evening.
While the husband was dying he re-
fused to accuse her Of having stabbed
him, and until the last minute in.
sisted that she was innocent.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
Nov. 81.

.''....'... ..........
1S35-James Hogs, poet, died. Born
1879.
1S40-Princess Victoria Adelaide.
eldest daughter OF Queen Victoria,
born. Died Aus. S, 1901.
1S61-U. 8. ship Santes captured
privateer Royal Yacht off Galveston.
1S71-Grand civil and military re-
ception OF the Grand Duke Alexis in
New York.
1S72-Mrs. Fair prevented by mob
from lecturing in san Francisco.
1881. 8. supreme court decided
the great lakes to be high seas.
1S94-Massacre Of the Chinese by
the Japanese troops at Port Arthur.
l899-Vice President Hobart died at
Paterson. N. ].
1900-Fifty lives lost in a hurricane
In Tennessee.
l903-Yale defeated Harvard at
football by score of IL 90.
1904 - Kuropatkin appointed to
command the Russian army in the
east
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21
COLLEGE SERVANTS
Find They Are Heirs to Fortune Of
S7,OO0,0OO.

Wellesley, Mass, Nov. 2l.-Two
servants at Wellesley college, Agnes
and Florence Quick, learned that they
are the principal heirs to an estate
OF 100000 left in Scotland fifty
seven years ago by Kennedy McIsaac
The fortune will in three years revert
to the crown unless claimed.
The young wome mare both under
twenty-five years Of age. Agnes is
pantry maid at Pomeroy hall ana
Florence is waitress at Cazenove
hall. Although much excited over
their unexpected good fortune they
say that they intend to retain their
places until after they have fully
proved their claims.
Their claim to the estate comes
through their mother. Kennedy Nc
Isaac was her grandfather's half
brother. and she Is the nearest known
relative. McIsaac gained his fortune
through running merchant vessels. 1t
has been tied up in chancery, and its
value has Immensely increased.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21
NEW OFFICERS FOR CLUB.

AssOetated Pfesa to Tie EVen1nR TimeD.
New York. Nov. 21.-It is expected
that when the election takes place
at ,onight's annual meeting OF the
Motor Boat Club Of America. an entire
new set o fofficers will be chosen.
Edward j. Schroeder is slated to sue
coed A. D. Proctor Smith as comn1o-
dcre. The meeting vii be followed by
banquet at the Hotel Aston, to which
Sir Thomas Upton and other notables
have accepted invitations.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21
GEORGIA D. A. R.

tssOcisted Press to The tivensng rlnaes.
Columbus, Ca, Nov. 21.-The Geor-
gia organization OF the Daughters of
the American Revolution convened in
annual meeting here today. Delegates
from the local chapters in Savannah.
Augusta, Macon. Atlanta, and other
cities of the state are in attendance
An elaborate program OF entertain
ment has been arranged for the visit
ors by the two local chapters Of the
society,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21

was clipper. cheerful, hustling air
about them that was pleasing to OBJ
serve.
Canton defeated Massillon for the
professional football championship of
America Friday afternoon at Canton.
o., by a score of 10 to 6. Heston
coached and played half back for Mas
silon.
A French villager who had shot ut
a passing automobilist was>recently
sentenced to one years imprisonment.
He said that his dog had been run
over by an automobile and he there
upon determined to fire at the first
car that sped past him. There were
four passengers in the car the villager
shot at
In a steam car one OF the most CON-
mon causes Of trouble is that the va
porization tubes become choked with
carbon deposit from the fuel, so that
only small quantity Of fuel is
served to the burners. Ii the oil va
porzing tubes are kept clean, the
pump glands screwed tight enough to
prevent leakage but not to cause any
undue friction on the plungers. the
generator and its attendant parts will
give no trouble.
The Eastern Automobile Company
has received challenges from the 10
H. P. Apperson and the so H. P.
Thomas. These challenges OF course,
will take the form Of entries in the
fifty-mile race to be held on Saturday.
November 4.
The finest specimen of an !An,eri-
can eagle shot In Eastern Pennsyl-
vania. was killed by Harry Kaufman,
of Upper Bern. Pa. From tip to tip
Of the wings it measured seven feet;
Its claws were three inches in length.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21

turned toward the public. and. strik-
ing tragic attitude, shouted, ut is
the best reward could have to die
TOR her."
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-21
Sporting Spiel.

A shift has been made in the Har-
ward halfback. Lincoln going to the
right half. where he will finish the
season.
Rcome, Yale's star full back, has
recovered from his injuries, and is
likely to be in the game against
Princeton on Saturday.
The best end play done on an East
ern gridiron this year was in the Har
vard-Carlisle contest. Those who did
1t were Starr of Harvard. and Exc
dine OF Carlisle.
The middies are elated over their
defeat of Swathmore, which defeated
Pennsylvania. Notwithstanding that
the Army was up against Princeton,
probably the strongest team in the
east. and the Army did not let the
Tigers cross their goal line, the Mid
dies felt cocky. They see chance to
win from the army December 1 on
Franklin field.
There were several details in which
Harvard showed most promising foot
ball, and one Of them was In following
the ball. There was wide-awaked-
ness about the Harvard players. There
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-02
GAR may ADVOCATE Z
Regency, Il Is Said, May BE- Form,
ed 10 Rule The Empire.
RuAoR CIRCULATED! N PARIS Rs
Long-c Continued Absence Of tho En-
peror From ST. Petersburg Lends
Color TO the story-Potentatc's
Health, Broken Down.
lny Associated preasl

PARIS, Oct. 1.-'rhat Gear Mich
elias is to abdicntc and IL regency
will be formed to govern Russia Is
tho latest sensational report from
the Russian capital, aud all Paris Is
discussing 1t with great interest.
The long-contlnucd absence of the
car on his cruise of Finnish watcra
has given apparent backing to the
report dispatches to Pariaian news
papers from St. Petersburg say that
In court circles the proposed regency
| is being discussed seriously.
Nicholas health has about broker
down under the strain to which III
Inns been subjected.
If The monarch does abdicntc hi
throne. even temporarily. poor healil
will probably he the reason advances
for his action. Fear for his life, Il
view of the reported terrorists' plot
to do away with Nicholas, Will III
doubtcdly be cOntrlbutory cause
however.
! One report circulated has 1t thu
the czar intends to go to Amalie
berg Chateau, In Denmark, and TIL
G is regarded by many as the forcru
' ner of his abdication.
oven In official circles considerab
crcdcncc Is given to the reports
the coming retirement OF Nichol'
and an announcement to that cffe
would not he surprising.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-02
SCANDAL IN PLATT HOME
Wife Of The Senator Said 10 be
Friendly With Coachnan.
BOTH SIDES Want A DIVORCE
Actress, as Well as the Woman's
Daughter, Said to Be Mixed Up in
the AHair-Wife Intends to Strike
the First Blow for Freedom.

NEW YORK. Oct Astounding
revelations were made today involv.
ing an estrangement between Scna-
tor Thomas c. Plat and his beautiful
wife, the threatening of legal 1rocecd.
inSs against the wife, with the wife
pictured as planning to strike the
first blow by entering sensation
suit for divorce.
mere arc charges and counter.
charges in which amazing statements
arc made concerning a trip to San
Francisco. the Plat coachman Gpur.
ing prominently.
The story of the domestic war
comes as a remarkable sequel to tho
sensational marriage of Senator Plat
and the handsome widow, Mrs. Lii.
liam T. Janeway, that astonished
Washington and New York society.
and, too. the separation of Colonel
Francis j. Carmody and his wife.
The daughter of Mr.. Plat, 1t is
stated, is at her husbands country
seat, Tioga Lodge, Highland Mills,
N. Y, preparing TO meet legal action
from which almost any woman would
shrink.
In the fight it is declared Mrs.
Plat makes, ii is asserted she will
strike first through a. suit for d.
Yorce. If this suit is brought, it is
alleged, wel-known actress will be
named. 1t is alleged Mrs. Plat has
obtained the evidence in person.
1t is declared by friends of til,
family that Mrs. Platt's suit will be
brought with the hope of obtaining
a large sum of money in settlement
and to effect n compromise rather
than have the scandal aired. Senator
Plat, ii is asserted has been the OBJ
jcct OF Mrs. Platt's bitter animosity
and has been subjected to insult and
yitupefation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-02
FLOODED BY cLoUDsURsT.
Roanoke Stores and Dwellings inun
dated as Result of Storm.
Especial to tho Daily fress.)

Especial to tho Daily iress)
ROANOKE, VA, Oct. L. goanokc
and this section of the SgStc were
visited during the night by cloud
burst which caused great damage to
property and played havoc with crops
on the farms. Reports from outlying
districts we're to the effect that gar
dens were flooded and truckers lost
heavily.
Salem avenue here was again flood
cd aud many stores were damaged
The water was between six and eight
inches deep along that thoroughfare
The loss of the merchants amounts tt
at least $4,000.
A report from Colonel Thomas
Lewis, in charge of the government
water gauge, shows that the rainfall
for the night was almost as MUGS
MS that for all the rest Of the month
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-02
NEWPORT NEW, VA, TUESDAY. o

cal influence and control, which is af-
iected by the conservative influences
VI property ownership, successful
popular government Is impossible.
therefore ! urge tho recipients of
these diplomas, If they have Cuban os.
tates, to devote themselves to the bet
terment of these estates. and that
others enter commercial pursuits so
that when 20 years hence a sympn.
tnetlc stranger comes here he may
not find a political class. n commcrcinI
ciass ana TN sciences and professions
ull divided; SO that YOU do not lack
INC dement, OF mixture of all to, form
mat combination, without which Il sue
ceSslnl republic Is absolutely impossi.
Bile.
Failures Vehicles to Success.
Nobody ever achieved n high IDEAL
without failing two or three times
ana failures must be made vehicles To
success. Each failure ought to teach
avoidance of that particular danger.
{, Whenever everything goes smooth.
iy and you seem on the high road to
success. then is the most dangerous
time. When humbled by the lessons
OF disappointment, you are In proper
spirit to win success.
viva the Republic of Cuba"
Amnesty Proclamation in Order.
with the members Of the supreme
court Governor Taft held prolonged
conference concerning the drafting of
proclamation of general amnesty.
This decree is of the most Importance,
In vi2w of the fact that at many
points on the island, notably Cicnfuc-
COS, many persons are in Jail awaiting
the disposition of political charges.
The laying down of arms by the
rebels i'll the vicinity of havana will
begin tomorrow. when the men will be
entrained for their homes.
The governor today appointed
Major Eugene +. Ladd and Alexander
Gonzales committee to audit the ac-
counts of the treasury.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-02
HaPdshlps Of The Survivors
Of The Hurricane.
TWO TRAINS ARE WASHED away
Pensacola intends to Rebuild and cltl-
zens are Not Discouraged over the
outIook-ss Persons Killed In That
Place-one Girl Reported Dead
Found Alive.
INV Associated prcss)


MOBILE. ALA, Oct. t.-Iinuntcd by |
the rccollcctions OF tho great storm
which has just passed. sustaining fnr.
ther injury and increased financial loss
from heavy rain fall today and lear-
full of what tomorrow may bring forth,
the residents OF the city of Mobile had
today most uncomfortable twelve
hours and retired for the night filled
with forebodlngs.
Many residents or the place were at
times in Il state of scmi-pnnic over the
dispatches from washington, which
directed that storm warnings be dis
played along the Florida coast.
Alarmed over Forecasts.
During the early evening tho bnro
meter here registered 28.63, and had
been almost stationary during In.
greater part of the day. The office ol
the weather bureau was ovcrwhelmct
: inv anxious visitors, who called u
!, learn of the probabilities of another
t storm. Local Observer AshenberBc
was able to give only slight informp
/ tion.
& Not a Sound Roof in, City.
:. Tie, business houses OF tho city Y
r. fday sustained almost ns much finaI
cial loss from Il heavy rain storm
which set in shortly after midnisl
u, and lasted about twelve hours, Y
If from the recent disaster There
n scarcely Il building in the business SC
'p ton Of the city which has n roof ca
e able of keeping out the rain Man
il, of them have no roofs at all, and nli
r. ing the storm of today, in which io'
inches of rain fell, the water po,lrt
IL down through elevator shafts, leakii
is roofs and upon unprotected nrp
IN floors, running all manner oil merch;'
i'll disc.
ps Aid Would be Acceptable. !.
ng At a meeting of the citizens r"li
ne committee. held this afternoon. 1t
he agreed that while Mobile Is entire
sn. able to care for the suffering WIN
he her own city limits, contribute
ol- from the ncighboring sections OF
country will he accepted for the
of the sufferers in the towns on
I'M southern part of the hay.
of The Louisville and Nashville /
road tonight brought trains into
all, city from the north for the tirst u
the since the storm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-02
Street Car Runs Away IN YoDkePs
lniuplRg Many Persons.
SCORE OF MEN AND WOMEN HURT
Little One Crushed to Death While In
Its Mothers Arms-Latter is sert-
ously Injured-Many Of the Victims
May Die.

YONKERS. N. Y, Oct. IA child
was killed and a score of men and wo-
men injured five or six dangerously
tonight when runaway car dashed
down the steep incline of McLanc ave-
nue. and jumped the track at sharp
turn at the foot of the hill, turned
over, burying the passengers in the
wreckagc.
or the injured, several. 1t was fear
ed, would die.
The child was killed In it's mothers
arms, the mother being seriously in
jured.
The accident was due to tho break
! ing of a chain attached to tho brake
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-02
PLAsTERs DEMAND So A DAY.
Union Lathers In Norfolk Strike for
an Increase.
Especial to the Daily Press.'

NORFOLK, VA, Oct. 1.-Unon
fathers struck today, demanding an
Increase of so cents day, making
SO thousand, or 81 a day when
working at days work
The fathers also refused to work
on the same job with negroes.
The plastcrers today made a dc.
mand for SO day and got 1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-02

Merritt WrockinG' >-.-,.-..h.
York, will have It's entire iieutr"-.
wrcckcrs here. 1t Is believed one
third Of the vessels beachcd can DO
gotten off.
Deaths Number SO.
Three additional deaths wcro re-
portcd today, one negro named Les
lio Shepard, at Robinson Point, ana
tho othcrs, two section hands. Tho
latter two bodies were recovered. I'he
death list il thus swolled to ~, but IL
Is understood that Miss Parsons, the
young lady reported as hnylng been
drowned. has been found alive.
Today the cutter Pcnnose, loaue''
with provisions, made trip tho on
| tire length OF SANTA Rosn sound, where
they found muny hungry and destitute
families who were given provisions
Another relief expedition OF similar
.nuture will go out tomorrow.
i TWO Trains Lost.
| The Louisville nnd Nashville rail
road today learned TINT two soil
/ trains loaded with freight and the on
ginos havo boon lost about ten mile
from the city OH the Pensnco:a an
Atlantic division. Tho trains wer
, loft OH the tracks by tho. crows who
the water put out tho engines lire
. and were washed into tho hay MI
lost, the engines being buried In u
sand.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-02
ono eallonlst stIll Missing.

ono BallonlBt otill WlubtilH, $ts'.E'
LONDON. Oct. with the excep-
ton of G. 8. Rolls, in tho Drlttann.
all of the sixteen balloons which left
Paris today in the race for tho James
Gordon Bennett cup are now account Z 3.
cd for. se13
The Britannia las not been seen
since she was reported from Cron-
brook, Kent, this afternoon. 50 iiign
that 1t could scarcely be Identified,
This morning six of the balloons
engaged In tho contest arrived on
this si,le of the channel and contin.
usod in MI easterly direction Tho
FIRST to arrive was Count do IN
[Naulzs balloon WalhRlla
I others Hove In Sight. rs
Later in tho day several other
balloons were sighted at various
points In The southern counties OF
England. Captain Kindalans Mon
tnncr descended at Chichester aftort
considerable anxiety lest he be car
r!cd out over the Atlantic.
Lieutenant Frank I.ahm Sixth cav
u. ,. IA.
tor In the balloon race, descended
:, seven miles south Of Whitby nbout
ATTY miles north OF HulD ut $3.50
this afternoon He left ut once for
Paris.
Lieutenant Lalm descended about
:, one mile inland at Dosmene farm
from the Flying Dale. lie said he
g had been carried by way OF Caen
across the channel to Chichester,
M The actual crossing took from IL
O'Clock mt night until i'll the morn
nv ing lie then passed to tho north
ho ward, hut, finding that he was being
carried toward the open sea, The de-
II, cidcl TO alight. Owing to the dry,
-, ness of the moors, his anchors NJ
nd first would not hold, and the balloon
IN parsed dangerously near some farm
10 buildings Lieutenant Lahm's balloon
IN. was In tho air for twenty-three hours
81 Enalsi,man Has Trying Ordeal
Professor Huntington. one OF tn
English contestants, In the Iephy'
'"' landed at Sittingborne, Kent. He ma
en- q, oross,r, Tho ohm,
IL Trying OTueal III CioSoiH6 thS o'A1'
'''' mel. which took him three hours.
IN The Walhalla, with Count de
Vaulz, descended at 1880 this ate
l''o noon at Walsingham. Norfolk. In a
Oh interview the count said he had
a'" splendid voyage. although the VII
ieet had been unfavorablc. He estimate
he had travelled $50 miles. HIS ges
est altitude was 1900 feet.
The other balloons landed at va
nun. GUS points in France last night.
Santos Dumont had an accide
which compelled him to descend I
,okc arm caught in the mechanism OF !
we're motor, "paralyzlng" It, according to
oud. dispatch received from Paris.
e to Santos Dumont reached Paris Al
rops o'clock this evening and received
ying great ovation at the Aerio CLUB.
gar he appeared with his arm In a sli
lost He explained the accident was eau
by the sleeve OF his coat catching
flood the mechanism while oil!ng the mo
aged. Of his balloon.
n Z
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-02
Reoraanize Tonight.

The Newport News Educational AS:
ISOLATION will hold It's annual meet. /;
ing in the assembly hall of the High
School building at o'clock tonight
oniccrs for the ensuing term are to
be elected and other important bust
ness matters transacted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-02
4 ~ y = q
4 winds.
....,............:..:...:..::.,..:
TWO CENTS
A=-=-==-=--- ------~=-A I,
ms SAIL OVER
ENGLISH CHANNEL
---..---
enant Lahm, Sixth U. S. Cav
airy, Is The Successful Con-
testant for Prize.
up OFFERED BY Mr.. Bennett
CUP OFFERED BY Mr.. BENNETT
One Of the Aeronauts Falls to Land.
and at Lato Hour He Was stI'I
unaeoounted For-santos Dumon.
Forced to Cult Early In His Flight
Rceause Of Slight Accident.
tpy Associated prcss>

PARIS. Oct 1.-The Aoro Club
scinl-oHicially announced today that
Lieutenant I4nhm Of the Sixth Unit
ell States cavalry. ono OF tho Amorl-
can contestants. was tho victor In
the first competition for the James
Gordon Bennett cup for international
acronauts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-02
Aid Would be Acceptable.
pEnsAcoLlANs GO TO work.

city to be Rebuilt in Better and More
Substantial Manner.
PENSACOLA, FLA, Oct. IA feel.
ing of checrfulncss, after days OF
gloom, prevailed in stricken Pensacola
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-02
TEXAS FINALLY STAT FOR CUBA

tBy ASSOCIATED Al rcss>


Gonzales de Quesadat i minister from
Cuba to the United SEc1cs, today con-
fcrrcd with Secretary ,s,i loot regarding
the situation in Cuba s Mr.. Qucsada
expressed full coniitcl IT'D IN the friend
ly attitude of this govove nmcnt toward
Cuba. - al
Assistant Secretaryheaf State Adcc
was in frequent confc.'enhcc during the
day with Secretary Re advising him
of the details of Cuba hffairs.
Texas Pro- I'm ds.
The battleship Tcxsaf carrying ma
rines ordered to lIalai IA, which has
been anchored outsid,u W the Virginii
caltes since last night await further
orders from SccretaryAS7aft, was order
cd to proceed on her In;ay to Cuba
After the Texas Get Norfolk
message came frof HI ,crctary Taft
saying he wanted y marines, bu
did not need any battleships.
Dispatches wcrG)NWncd. to him, d:
planning that the Gel Was was helm
sent merely as Il fe port, and Sc
rotary Taft then iPE ted to thc' o
ders for the Texa5 a rocced.
British stea5actS al !hartered.
Besides the Brittcff afcamcr Maria
Just secured as a nbcachsport, the WI
department has serH Thcd the steam'
Andes, now at Itmo4 ,h,,, as Il troo
transport. She th-t Soceed at on
to Port Tampa. i4dlH oihesi expected. W
take to Havana the Ach' asht battery {
l. 9,T ~.
General Bell, bitl which of staff, Il
nounced this cY}iin that the tral
port Sumner w$d 'en tonight fro
New York fo5 II; TASK IONA. She W
carry the first &tae body. mcnt of troo
for the Cuban kpes nameIi ion, consist
of two battalio4of d lin Ndantry from I
PlattSburg. n. ( b c. Jacks, and q
battalion of cneecI val ~" from the Wa
ington barrack$0O rs no len in all. T
troops will be Hcrfound oitmmand of {
onel COwles, ole dental dnth infantry.
To Car6ur bodv wa, bes Too.
In addition tIe ~ ""' oops the S,
ner will carrying consignment
commissary ST.
Brigadicr-Gdl mi Kc Graf II. Duv
commanding hed u.hu Jun tmcnt of
s Sas s S'' he SNAKE ST 4 ' si's
conference wfN II Bell chici
staff, and otff rs with reg
to the moVeIpf to BE RoAe troops i'll
department, thy 1ebe vi been ordered
(Contip page 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-02
A WOMAN.
I, Fatal Result In
Home.

TT. Mrs. II. Il.
'mer. is dead and
children are criti-
bf chioroform ad-
W last night. The
s42oo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-02

ner VIII ciirfyfll
connlissary ST.
Brigadier-Gdl
commanding Re
gulf with hGill
was at the Wei
conference wfrY
staff, and otfi
to the movcrpfl
department, thy
Cont P,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-02

:. II. Duvall,
tmcnt of the
IS at Atlanta,
Iment today in
II Bell, chief OF
RS with regard
|e troops in his
been ordered to
page 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-02

I Charles II. 7
htcr Kate, and
| in fact. there
.ople in the G
fn of late thar
Pt care to so OF
talking of org
|rty to cxtcrmj
rs done no hal
|,n't some one
snakes tell II.