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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26
FUNERAL OF CAPT. THOMSON.
Semains Arrived Here Today From
Fortress Monroe

The funeral Of the late Capt. Samuel Ed
BARD Thomson will occur this afternoon
D. 4 o clock at Arlington. The remains ar
lived here this morning at Z o'clock by
Jteamer from Fortress Monroe, Va. and
were Immediately trans ferred to Arlington.
Capt. Thomson was a member of the Ma
sonic fraternity well as of Lincoln Post,
G.. y. r.. OF the District of Columbia. and
at the Military order of the Loyal Legion
eff the United States. The Loyal Legion
Nfll be represented AT the funeral by an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26

.ALL-SILK C r E P f
de Chimes; % inches
wide; light blue. pearl
gray. Alice blue. white.
3 pieces in all; value
DRESS SERGES IN
the new gray and castor
round DIS, with neat
striped and check eff
fects; very popular
We R Y LUSTROUS
and handsome Dress
Henrietta.s in a full line
of colors and black:
yard wide: value is acc.
BLEACHED DOUBLE
Bed Sheets, 72x90; pin.
hem; have never sold
under soc. heretofore;
at acc. tomorrow.
FRINGED SCOTCH
Napkins in red and
blue, borders; good and
serviceable quality. reg
ular price is 39c. dozen.
BLEACHED TABLE
Damask; So inches wide;
very serviceable quail
ity; sold usually at SIC.
yard; f9c. tomorrow.
PINCH BIRD'S-EYE,
10 yards to the piece:
softest most absorbent
quality; one piece to a
buyer at SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26
Intended for the Public.

The first and second stories. intended for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
WELL POSTED
a California Doctor With 40 Years FIX
pertence, W 81

r H
"1n my. forty years experience as q
teacher and practitioner along hyglenlc
llnss,W says a Los Angeles physician. ~
have never found a food to compare with
Grape Nuts for the beneflt OF the general
health OF all classes OF people, have
recommended Grapefruit for a number
OF years to patients with the greatest
success, and every years experience
makes me more enthusiastic regarding
Its use. s S
1T make 1t a rule to always recom-
mend Graps-Nuts and Postum Food COZ
fee In place OF coffee when giving my
patients Instructions as to diet, Tor
know both Grape-Nuts and Postum can
be digested by any one. ia
"As for myself, when engaged IN much
mental work my diet twice day consists
OF Grape-Nuts and rich cream, find It
just the thing to build UP gray matter
and keep the brain In good working
order.
!. "In addition to Its wonderful effects as
brain and nerve food, (, Grape Nuts al
ways keeps the digestive organs In per-
feet, healthy tone, ! carry 1t with me
| when travel otherwise am almost GER
tain to have trouble with my stomach"
Name given by Postum Co, Battle Greek.
Mich.
Strong endorsements. like " me ahoys
from physicians all oyer the country have
stamped Girape-Nuts the most scientific
| food In the world,
| 4"There's reason" 4 S
Look In pkgs. for tho famous little
book. THE Road TO YellyIlle.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
V|RG|N|A FARMS
ARE N! | Demand |.||:.|| N !.
Farmers 81 TIE Frigid Northwest
Turning Their Eyes Longing
n lystoS Old Dominion.
PRosPEcToRs ARE RI COMING 90 | \ 9
Auction Sales Of City Property,
Announced for the Balance
III Week.

When the grain has been harvested &! N
the teeming West and when the corn !. 70
laid BY the farmers in that part Of TIE
country have q little breathing spell.
There are several Virginia real estate
agents who have received Information
that there are many farmers In the cold
and unc ertair Northwest who have their
eyes turned ions1ngly to the more saiu-3
brious South, and especially to Virginia,
and numbers OF them. perhaps more than an
q hundred. have signified their intention
TO take advantage OF the brea thing spell
that Il comes after harvesting. as y above
stated, to run down 70 old Virginia and
view the prospect for themsev yes.
s44 M essrs. Casselman & Company OF this
CITY. who deal exclusively In farm prop
srty In Virginia, have many letters from
wisconsin, the Dakotas. Minnesota and
other Northwest States that lead this
enterprtsins firm TO think there e going
to be netting doing in Virginia farm
lands between now and fall something
that will lay IN the shade all previous
records along this line.
"a Mr.. George c. tyViles. Of this hrr. Is
about to- start on q trip to Wisconsin t.
see some OF tho men who have been writ
Ing about coming to Virginia. and the
probability Is that when he returns he
will bring with him number of pros
spectors 81 ss55 HI III iii q
THE arm 81 Casselman 8 Company ha,l,
already settled q large number Of splen-
did Northwestern farmers on virginia
lands. and every one OF them who reached
the harvest stage on a Virginia farm
does not hesitate to express delight at
the results. III 4! q. $y5 $ Il; II
City Real Estate Doings. sS|
OF course there was nothing doing In
city real estate yesterday. None OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
\. Mr.. PLANT9TO q RESUME.


Conptro Of the Southern
Railway to Go on Stand q Day
81 THE Corporation Commission will f}Sre-;33
sumo It's session on the eight rate hear
Ing at ii o'clock this morning and 4 Mr.
A. n. Plant, 8the Comptroller Of the;
Southern Railway Company vii again
go under Mr.. Braxton's fire on cross '-s
8examinati x N 4
MI. Plant has alread y testified at great
length, but was allowed an. IN Permission
BY agreement Of counsel before 4. his evil VII
{dence was all In. 5sl5 888 a, i$.
The beginning OF the a end Of N the In
qury is not yet in 81 ght. 3.Sss. V,
and although the invest igation has been
on since June 5th. with brief aintermis.
sions, this road has yet q. good many
witnesses to put on ny There. are ~ nine
Others cited to appear, and the #inqu iry
may run far! into the coming winter, Is TO
say nothing Of the slow and cas- stages
by which It must subsequently move NOV IN
the courts. CD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05

Governor Coming To-day.
Governor Claude A. Swanson will re-
turn from Chase City to-day, His Elk
acellency made the principal speech at
the Fourth OF July celebration yesterday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
The West. The marriage viii b q qu'te't

ceremony. !itsl$ s$ 55isSs Ri
President Harry st. George Tucker,
OF the Jamestown Dxp'osi ton Company y,
has leased che Albert Grandy home, n
Freemason street Norfolk. now occupied
to- Norfolk about October 18th with his
family to make his home. 1 3s & n
Mra George 4 Treaber and dailgh liter,
Miss Jennie Trsaker. are guests OF Mrs
y. II Kelier. On Suffolk, Va 53
Miss Merry Wins Booker OF Han,p-
ton, VIA. ea1tertalned ct bridge WITH st
last Tuesday morning IN honor Of Mrs
William D.S$ Carson, OF Front Royal,
Va, formerly Miss Agnes sMcC earthly OF
this cit refreshments were served \ az
ter the game, at which Mrs. Carson and
Miss Clifford. OF Old Point, were prize pr g
winners. Ss IN 2s5 81 s5 a 3S.gs
Misses Laura and Mamie boswell have
returned n to their home here, after a
visit to Mrs. w liam Dean, IN Ne Ne port
News. ri II 5ss
Miss Fannie Gauldin, Of Sandy River,
Va, Is undergoing treat nent IN the hos nos.
ptal here. .ss. 555 s
$ Mrs e. w Bryant, Of Newport n ews,
lis the guest q her sister. Mr. C.sb ".
#Perrott "a Z. RI
E$j5 Mrs, =, III a. n NJ Itchell has returned to
her home In Newport N avs, n after q visit
IT, her brother IN thi. &. city. 81
IA, CAPTAIN and Mrs. i. q West, Of Dan.
Vile, are In the city for q visit OF Two
weeks. Later they will go to 81 lo ~,
Nc. III !. Ia +
Mrs ?. H. Wright has beer, called to
Newport News BY the Illness g ne ne
daughter, Mrs George ): Ma sters'
#ss Mrs James Parker ana little daughter (
wgo to Branbl eton Saturday pto visit
friends & s$ !. v VI /. a 33;$ s5
|} Miss Daisy Burks has returned t T \. her
home III Newport News, ate ~ 2 vls't y
Richmond. ]. VI !. 5 Z VI hi 81
Miss jamie Barksdale Cooper. OF Dan PAL &
$vie IS visiting relatives IN this o' ~
Miss Elise Kngstrey Of this .e'ey' y, y
tha guest Of her aunt, Mrs 2. Folan,t5l n
Newport News. "a
XII Mrs. George Troker and daughter, Miss
Jennie Troker, are the guests 9 q Mrs
Joseph Keller, in Suffolk.
Miss Mary McLelland ls the guest q p
Mr. and Mrs. Howard T2yree B iN'a'Ee' n
Newport News. ~ sy N. 53;5. II:
a Miss Cay, Truehart Rider, Of this city
lis the guest OF Miss Annie Morgan WI
son in d Danville. Il. III s9
Mr.. 3. i. Frazier has returned to the the
civ. after q visit to relatives IN a New
port News and Portsmouth. sS55
Mrs. T, 3A. Murray and &child ren, VINO VINO
have been visiting friends here, nave liLN
returned 10 Hampton. sS.s
Mrs. 81 s. wooden and Mrs. J, G. I lla,
wood, OF Church Eli. have left Tor caro- g.
line county, to spend the summer. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Poe have re-
turned from q two weeks trip through l'oN1''a?
the North. 4, 8s55 n l!g & i.5
Mrs. Thomas g. G!hbon, son and daugh
ter, have left for Caroline county, e
spend the summer. 8. .,4S ,55j3 Il I.
Miss Dollie Watson. OF Washingt ton, Y
expected to arrive In Richmond shortly
ia spend several weeks with relatlv n
Mr., Il H. Cooke, OF Roanoke, ls IN the
| city on business. *. HI III isi II i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
WRITES HIS BROTHER.
Former Governor "a. Montague
4 Saws All Are w ell.

To- = + g5tn "a.
III Mr.. r. Lynch Montague is In receipt
Of a letter from his brot her, former
Governor Andrew Jackson M ontague, N
which the latter says all In his party
are we'll. u saSs &c
The former Virginia Executive is on
his way to the Pan American Congress-,
to be shortly held at Rio de janet
4 no, OF which he Is a member. He wrote
the letter Just after leaving Liverpool,
and 1t was taken UP and posted by g
5packet-boat, which spoke his steamer. SIS
~ Mrs. Montague and Miss Gay are a ~
\ the party, the two younge children
being with relatives In King and Queen
county during the absence ST Of " their
parents. PSI
VI The congress will convene in a short
willie. and Secretary Root will Join the
party In Anew days.
At Mr.. Montague's Office 1t was said
yesterday that he would probably return
about September 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
SOCIAL AND
'-'IPERSONl..A'.Il[-.,
~
+ S9ls4H

q 81 4 81 IT,
HI ID Song Of the Seasons
\ E;y,sher sprlnE comes laughing, 4, N 3g
W. BY vale and hill 81 ID w II
9S BY wind. flower rnklr 8s3 "A II.
sss And daffodil- .55s
y Sing stars Of morning Il. u
n Sing morning skies. "a h. h IL A 5S N
Sing blue OF spee dwell. b is5s "a
S SfS And my Loves eyes " Il
yvhen comes the Summer, iii
Full-leaved and strong, & u, *
S And gay BIRDS gossip AZ q 4 tat
sBlF The orchard long @ & Vi 58 XII
SEs sing lid, sweet honey, I. III I, ~
81 i, That no bee sips II. 5S5s II 4 #
n Sing red, red roses, RI III 3st u,
~ NJ And my Loves lips
WHEN Autumn scatters Ii, a
N II The leaves again, NJ 4. q
And piled slleaves bury & 43 II III
+ The broad wheeled vain 5 Il
az Sing flutes Of harvest RI a i5
!; IVhere men rejoice; s$l n II III q
5E Sing rounds OF reapers--. ia q .s f}5 81
q And my Love g voice. Ii. FL n l5
4 But when comes Winter, K 5lsi
N With hail and storm, ~ S
h And red fire roaring " ID n AZ ~ n y
And aingle warm 55s % IL 5.i = \. & II
n Sing first sad going is$
tx Of, friends that part; ss VI II
81 Then sing glad meeting III i{2
And my Loves heart slal,t \, y, !. I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
She Saw,

You must not see him any more, =
She heard her mother say,
And though she did her fate deplore,i,
She promised to obey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
Poems You Ought To k1o,,'.
No sssl..J'
CREATIVE / ! \ /: ART.
5By WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.

III. sonnst 19 ~ poTr. eSsos
xrsphicsl sKsh bean printed IN this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05

Balcony. Party Tonight.
The ladies' OF the Church OF the Cove
nant will give balcony party this eve
ming from to II o'clock In the home
OF Rev. Or. j, Calvin Stewart. No. 1921
West Grace Street. The entertainment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
Successful Operation.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
SOUTH BOSTON. YA..,,i July 4,-Aliss
Lizzie Adams, Of this place, Vas "a, s " 6.
night at the home Of Mr, y. J, Lawson S
by Drs, Briggs. Belt. Armstrong and 1as-
lev. She is getting along well.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05

II must not see YOU, s,r!" she cried
When he appeared that night,
Why. then" the thoughtful youth re
piled, ~, y,
I'VE must turn out the light
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
LIGHT PLANT TONIGHT.
Committee on Finance to Pass

Finally on the Proposition.
The Committee on Finance WILL meet
Fishing a municipal light plant at the old
Pump House, and chances now seem large
ly in favor OF Its adoption. s3
Alderman w. 7. Dabney, who has been
is n member OF the Finance Committee.
and will be the chief spokesman for the
proposed new enterprise. It has been
and but littie. il any, Opposition is s ex.
pected In the Committee on Finance.
Leaders In both branches OF the Council
seem to think that the scheme will go
can be put into operation the city will DO
generating her own electric light and
power. rather than purchasing II from
some private corporation. al 81 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
Cards Issued.

Miss Fuller will so to Chautauqua,
, where she will give several recltals, after
4 she has completed here postgraduate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05

Thus did the maid so true and sweet
TO parents mandate bow. 81
Although, as heretofore, they meet.
4 She does not see him now.
80 ii. s3ss q s.-Jidce3
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03
70. JAN IN DEFAULT.

.
Stephen Barnes Arrested for Threat,
enine ito kilt.sarar4 shielas. !,
Stephen HiSt Barnes aswhite man
wase committed ton5ail Hast night In
defaalt&of abafl bond for $50 tfeqHired
OF, HIM by Magistrate y. Albsft Dean,
SBasaes was arrested at the redues
of Sarah Shields. who charged
him with threatening to kill her antt'
Otherwise, ymolastins~ her. when r,tbt
ssakeae UP an,thesshefaff'sgof
,hcesJudse; ADg a. ;Bro~ns OF Newport
News, appeared as touhsef for tie
.Teman.t SO. ~. \ \. ..E,sl; IA
IS Magistrate Dean imposed a-fne Of
$3.50, and denianded the bond o.
Barnes gfena sixsrnonthssaa q, 49, ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03
MORALES MAY Be IMPEAGHED
~ BY DOMINICAN CONGRESS
His Secret Departure From Capitol
Precipltated Grave Political
Crisis Says Cotton.
eBy Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, Jan. "A cable
gram received by the secretary O.
war from George r. Cotton, control
Ter and general receiver for the Do
minican customs, dated at San Do
mlngo. Dec. 80. was made public al
the war department today.
Colonel Cotton gives the condition.
up to that date and announces thai
there is no apparent disposition on
the part OF any: faction to interfere
in tho customs service. His cable
gram follows: -. u.s.
Carlos #. Morales; secret depart
IRE from the capitol after having ar
ranged to join the revolutionary ele
ment in Monte Christi district, precipi
tatod n grave political status. He Is
said to be still within twenty miles
of the city eof, Santo Domingo. with.
out force. His capture isa expected
The Dominican COMPRESS is CONVEX.
Ing now to impeach him. No general
disturbance yet, but trouble is an
tieipated from MonteCristo. May be
aserted. ~
present naval policy and wise &C,
ton Switzerland prevented 9 serious
complications. No disposition yappa
rent ion the part OF any faction to In
terfere customs service"
The officer referred to. In connec.
ton with the naval policy, is Com,
mander w. H. H. Southerland, com,
-" ~ ,-";enr CLEVELAND.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03
Exercises Will Take Place Next
Sunday. Al Afternoon. /.
- sl--, ia
At West END MEMORIAL CHURCH



The committee in charge of the ar
rangements for the installation o
Rev. IT. Ryland Sanford. as pasto
of,th West End Memorial Baptls
church next Sunday afternoon lia,
completed the program. S.
The exercises. will take place il
the church beginning ut $3.50 o'clocl
and several visiting ministers viii
come to Hamptonyto assist in vel
coming the new minister.
Programmes
The program, as arranged, follows:
Mr.. Geo, a. Schmelz, Master Cere
monies. ~
Song-Choir.
Pfayer-Rev j. W.. Porter. D. D.
Scripture rending-Rev. J.sW. Stiff
Welcome, Citizens OF Town-Maiyoi
Thornton +. Jones.
Welcome, Members. Of Church-Mr
Henry l.. Schmelz.
Fymn-"How. Firm Foundation
Welcome, Baptists of ,Town.-Rev
e, ,pendftton'Jones,'D. D. 81 =
Welcome, from other Denomlna.
tions-Rev. Asa Driscoll.
Solo-AIrs. Rocs.
Welcome, Peninsula Association
Rey-, j.. w. Porter, D. D.
Duties of Church to Pastor-Rev.
a.. q. Owens, D D.
Duties Of Pastor TO Church-Rev.
Ell PjaHatoheri D. D. =
Hymn-"Stand up for Jesus"
Resbonse-Rev. Il. Ryland Sanford.
Doxology. 7;
Benediction-Rey. A. G. Hopkins.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03
CHARM foR carr. HgWINs.
Railway Men Make a Gift to the Man
Who eefrIended Them.

Capt. Charles d. Hewihs, who re.
sides. on Hampton Roads, is the proud
posessor Of q beautiful Masonic
charm, which, was presented to4him
by the motorfnen and conductors Of
the :. Hampton Roads Railway 'sand
Electric Company Capt .Hewins'
i1omesisIi on the tine and ,he has been
Popular with the mon, showing them
courtesles which they appreciate.
Capt. Hewins said yesterday that
thetagift wasasone he Hprtaed s:most
highly, coming. as,it did in the nature
Of pleasant surprise. 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03
WITH THE HAMPTON POLICE.
Case Against w. e. farrell Heard by
Mayor Jones,

James Watford was before Mayor
Thornton f. Jones ast-night on q war
rant charging him with assault. He
was required to give bond in $50 for
his good behavior during tho coming
six months.
w. q. Jarrell, who conducts O. sa.
loon, in West Oween street, was given
hearing on the charge of assaulting
a negro, James Winn,a with a bill.
Hard cue. Mayor Jones reserved his
decision until this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03
Sent up From phoeht,s

Julius Phillips, colored, who cursed
md assaulted Conductor JONES sew:
'ral months ago, was sentenced to
:en days in the COUNTY jail yesterday
by Mayor L. P. Fdrness,5 OF Phoebus
Phillips, was unable to pay n fine oi
$3.50 and costs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03
ENJOYED A BIG SMOKER.

Carpenters and Joiners Held Open
House to Members Last Night.
The members of the Hampton Car
penters' and Joiners' Union enjoyed
q pleasant smoker last might and Of
fiders for the coming six months were
installed. The evening passed. pleas
antly to the wood.workers ilahd the
program given contained many at.
tractive features. Refreshments were
served. $3.50 sSR7.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03
sERars SMITH A. seNeoicr.
His Bride the, Daughter Of a2chat.
ham Clergyman.

ISpecIaI TO the Daily I'ross.)@
CHATHAM, 3 VA;5,dJan. 2.--Mise
Stella Ii Barr. and Sergeant W. N
Henry Smith, Company Sixts.nine
coast artillery, Fort Monroe. .wer
r'Harried; in sthe home;of the bride
Monday night. .s.79is,--s 'lsef
Rev. W.. D. Barr officiatadl Invita-
Ions had5heen issued to n reception
IT the Issme of the bride in honor OF
the bridegroom. no. one KNOWN,
hat the marriage was to-. take ,;blae,
Until the guests, had assembled
The brideEYor. sevetals years ha:
-feen teaching In the. Chatham graded
school sandssis very popular.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03
.g.htalor.a,Winna,s eonaltion. !,
There iiassfYeeni4ne,m atoriaf chang.

There has been me- material change
In z thereon ditlon ( OF Major ). D
Winnie, chairman OF 1.-The s,Phoebus
School beard and a. well known Sc.
cfet- order man, who Is Ill with
Brights disease in l,Phoebus. ;, The
friends OF Major y Winnie Y.afe ''ac,
;d,iainted with the extreme serious
ness of HIS illness. z e
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03
THE LAST ROLL CALI

Three Comrades Passed Away at Sol,
der's Home Yesterday. q
Three deaths occurred Sinsthe hos.
'pital at the National oIdiers' Home
yesterday, as follows: {, s5;-l
h John Amber, SO years old, Aleyan
'dria Battery Maryland Light Artil
Tlery. t.sis7is a,5 &saff 81
Bearinger, rs years old
Company A, sixth Michigan cavalry.
George Conners. 81 years old, Com.
ipany H, Delaware artillery. y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03
Lecturins ON History.

Dr.. HenrsWarren.s- we'll known
ducators of'EAlbany. N.Y. is spend
nGr some time astthe Hampton Nor
r!alschooly He is delivering q special
curse of lectures on history during
iis visit. ..ss-., . r.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03
Miss Davis, Mother. Dead.

Miss Jean Davis. chief of the pub.
licity department at the Hampton
Normal ehool. has been called to her
former home in New York State 'on
account;of the death of her mother.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03
Eagles Smokers.

Hampton Aerie of Eagles is antlcl
batting with much pleasure The big
moker which swfll', be given Friday
avenine, when the new officers 'aresto
'e installed. An Unusually unique
md entertaining program will be
given. ~, .s.S,.,o,s,s. - W
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03
Or. shaw at Old point.

y DR.. Albert SHAY, the distinguished
editor of the Review of Reviews IS
spending adsfew days at the Cham
sbeflain,s Old Point s-S5s .SS s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03
Gounci!s4So Meet.

Both the Hampton and Phoebus
town councils will meet tomorrow
evening Routine business will take
Up the most of the time at eacn
Meeting. = .ss=-s,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03

Mrs. Charles H. Taylor. Mr.. OHM
Taylor, of Boston,, Mass. Mrs. Van.
ness and Miss Daisy vanness. of 'ar
Francisco, Cal. reached Hampton last
|exening on a visit to MR. and Mrs.
Mathew c. Armstrong, at Armstrong;
Point.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03
sympathlze with Russian Workrner

IL. : -SsS,s.l tst..
Chicago, Jan. 2.-The netfonal ex:
tcutlve committee ofSthe Socialist par
" has issued q call to all local organ:
cations OF the. party to-. hold. during
he week c6mmenfing Jan. 81, meet.
,sigs in memory Of the Russians who
we're killed. on Sunday, Jan. 90, 1905 in
st, Petersburg. The call states that
tits desirable that finds be Collected
- y he Fuss I'm iabori,ig men IN
their fight for free dom = ana that 'ey-
yfessiSns Of sympathy be. also sent to
them,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03

Mr.. Alton Belts returned yesterday
TO Charlottesville to resume his stu
dies at the University Of Virginia.
Miss Nettie Leftwich returned yes
terday from Hanover county, where
she spent the Christmas holidays at
her home.
A delightful surprise. party was
given at the home of1sIr. en6 Mrs. A.
c. Crockett on Holt Street Monday
evening lin honor or his daughter
Miss Sallie. Crockett. =.
Those present were: Misses Lee
and sallie Crockett, Dora conklln
Bessie Richardson, Florence Tyler
Thebe Cox, Susie Burge, May Turn
bull and Emily Dudley; AIessrs. FLOYD
Watson, as4 Moses Ro,ihtree, Thoma
shein., Looh HollihgsMofth, Norman
Barbour, Eddie Cohklin, Hunter 11g
nor and Benlee Spencer.
MIR. w. VIA. Keeler, special agent
'of the Philadelphia Underwriters In.
strance Company, spent yesterday lir,,
HAMPTON as the"guest of Mr. NJ. o,
Laokey. A-s5 !.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Pace and littls.
son returned last evening from a Wis
1t Of several weeks to relatives IL
Stannton! ,ssEirs aig4 $50. Is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-03
PERSONALS, AND BRIEFS.

The Coming and Going OF the People
You Know.
MIR. George s. Booker left yester-
day for Battery Park, where he will
spend a week hunting.
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Mr.. Alton Belts returned yesterday
TO Charlottesville to resume his stu
dies at the University Of Virginia.