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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-24

Mrs. A. T. Hurt and sister, Miss
Thomas. OF King William, have been
spending the past week at the home
OF the formers daughter. Mrs. FL. T.
Louthan.
Mrs. John V. Miller. OF Gloyersville.
N. Y. is visiting Mrs. H. T. Louthan.
Miss Laura Spencer has returned
home from the Virginia Hospital. Rich
mond, where she was successfully OPP
Grated on for appendicitis.
Miss Ethel Bridge. who has been
spending some weeks with Miss Jetta
Thorpe, is now visiting friends in New
York City.
Miss Bertha Braithwaite is visiting
her sister. Mrs. PEBBLES. In Norfolk.
Misses Mamie Davis, sylvia Ziebach
land Laura Stillwell were visitors at
the exposition last week.
The Rev. DR.. Climer. of Loudoun.
spent last week here with his daugh-
tier, Mrs. F. W. r. Pitnan.
Mrs. j. n. Stone is visiting her bro
Their, DR.. H. w. Jones, In Richmond.
Mr.. Willie Bryan. OF Charlottesville.
has returned home after a short visit
/ to his mother Mrs. j. r. Bellamy.
Mr.. j. Sydney Binns. of Hoidcroft. is
the guest Of his cousin, AIR. w. T. Binns.
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South Boston Social News.
fspeciaii to The Times-pisnatch.o

fSpeciaI to The lTimes-Dispatch.)
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. November 49,
The Helping Hand Society. composed Of
young ladies' Of the Baptist Church.
held bazaar insone OF the new. stores
on Main Street Thursday and Friday.
A large collection OF handmade fancy
and embroidery work was sold from the
booths; excellent dinners were also
served each day., Quite pice sum was
realized, which goes to the Baptist
Church. =:
The ladies of the Methodist and Epis-
copal Churches win also hold a bazaar
in the near future.
4 General William McComb. Of Gordons-
Vile, Is In town, visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Harry Ingram. He Is we'll known
here. having spent last winter In South
Boston.
Mrs. James NJ. Owens. who has been
spending the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Faulkner, at this
place. has returned to her home In Nor.
folk. It will be remembered that Mrs.
Owens has recently recovered from a
stubborn case Of typhoid fever,
The Rev. P. A. Anthony, the popular
BAPTIST pastor. who has been sojourning
in Bedford on account Of impaired
health has returned home, and will
deliver his usual sermons Sunday.
The Rev. ]. w. Wildman and wife.
of Chapel Hill, N. c., visited friends
here last Sunday. Mr.. Wildman deliy-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-24
Virginia Weddings.
Especial to The Times pispatcl.1


ANGOLA, VA. November GA beau
tiful but quiet marriage was SOL
emnlzed in the home of Mrs. w. B.
Shepard on Tuesday. November 10, 1907,
the contracting parties being Miss Car
RE L. Shepard and Nj, Robert G..
Smith. Promptly at 1850 o'clock the
bridal party entered the parlor In
the following order to the strains of
the "LohenErln" wedding march, beauti-
fully rendered by Mrs. Abner Spencer:
First, Miss Sydnor Johnson and Mr, ].
w. Shepard, Miss Ine1 Shepard and Mr..
Moses Smith, then the bride, heautiful-
ly goWned In white silk, leaning on the
arm Of the groom, who looked very
handsome in the conventional black.
The parlor was tastefully decorated in
evergreens. while the bride carried q
lovely bouquet q carnations and n,aid-
enhalr fern. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Henry Davis, after
which they retired to the dining room.
where most delicious dinner was
served. Immediately after the bride
and groom left for an extended tour.
being at home after November 25th at
DillWyn. where they will reside In
the future.
Tho bride is the pretty and attrnc-
tive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eurwell
Shepard, while the groom Is the popu-
lar son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Smith.
Only the families and q few friends
attended the marriage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-24

T
crcd two strong sesr,~-. at the Bap-
list Church on that day. He was pas.
tor OF this church for about twelve
years,
Miss Mile Hodge, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. 7. Mcdonald,
In Farmville, has returned home.
Mr.. q. u. Faulkner is rapidly Inn
proving. after having had an attack OF
pleurisy.
Miss Florence Ingram is recuperat-
Ing from q case of typhoid fever.
The Rev w. r. Williams Will con-
tlnue his duties as pastor OF the Meth
odist Church at this place, the confer
ence having returned him
Colonel Samuel L. Adams, OF Cluster
Springs, has returned from Petersbtrg
where ho attended the General Con-
crence He has been named member
of tile board of church extension from
tho Farmville District.
Miss Byrd Mcclure. who resides near
this place, left Thursday for Danville
where she Will visit friends.
Mr.. N. 3. Broughton, OF Raleigh, n.
c., delivered most able and interesting
address on Sunday schooi work at the
Baptist Church on "wednesday evening
to q large congregation. The exercises
were under tho direction OF superin-
tendent G. a. Nesbttt. The speaker WAS
presented by Mr.. r. Hunter Bcazley,
president OF the Sunday School Asso-
citation. At the conclusion of Mr..
Broughtons address Mr.. r. s. Barbour
made q short talk.
Mrs John Terrell, of this place, left
for South Carolina this week to visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Smith, of Manches-
ter, are Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c..
Beazley, at this place.
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Fork Union Social News.
Special @ The Times D,spatch.l

Il T.
FORK UNION. va. November 2a,--
Mrs. Edwin j.. Perkins. of Johnson
city, Tenn. has reached here for the
winter.
Miss, Bessie II. snead has returned
from delightful visit in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Perkins are spend
ing some time with relatives here.
Miss Helen Thomas Is visiting IN
Richmond. From there Miss Thomas
will visit the Jamestown Exposition.
Misses Poca and Ann Gay, OF
Waynesboro, reached the rectory this
week to spend the winter.
/ Mr.. Ernest Burgess, a popular young
business man. of this place. has re-
turned from an Eastern tour
wedding bells arc once more dis
iturbing tho quiet peace of the people
of this neighborhood
DR.. f. w. Wright killed several wild
turkeys last week. DR.. Wright, In
company with Mr.. Bernard Burgess
h asrecently been on a successful bird
hunt in Pttsylyania county.
There will be an entertainment held
In the academy building on Thanks
giving evening. The principle feature
Will be minstrel show, the cast rep-
'resenttng thirty academy boys. Re-
freshments will be served on the occa-
sion and a good time is expected.
Miss Helen *. Spain has charge OF
the minstrel troupe, and with her
knowledge Of such plays, success is as
sured.
There has been much bird hunting
around this vicinity since the season
opened Messrs. Gilmer Snend and
Henry Thomas, former veteran bird
hunters, have so far held their supre-
macy, having killed n great many birds
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Christiansburg Social News.

tsre6ial .orhe Tlmes, ptspateh.l
HkisTIA 8 ~. S yh Spve enssrl
tanned very delightfully this week at
a enme supper a charmil evening
was spent, with music and cards; sIhe
guests were Major w. S. Pierce, Judge
Walter Pierce and Mr.. ana MIS-. HehrS
rhu uass in town with his family,
leaving on the night train for Wash
Mr. f. T. Brinkley; division, ~ freight r, { II,
was the guest OF Mr.. a, Manoni on
, Mr' S. M. Janney left on Thursday
for q business trip to Columbus and
The local sportamen have been hay,
ing several lucky hunts during the IN,
Il. Calhoun spent several days ats,Al-
leghany Sprir e. and were, very sue;
cessfui; Messrs. ]. Marshall Ellis and
Clyde Wade returned Friday 1a vi from ON nlr
where they bagged number Of quail
Miss Sue HUMPHREYS will so to Salem
next Wednesday to attend the mar
riage Of Miss Emma Mcgee 70 r,es MI. :, :
be one, Of the bridesmaids at the we'd
ding, which will be celebrated at the
Methodist Church at $3.50 z. NJ. on
"Wednesday.
erai manager Of the Virginia and len
inessee Telephone Company, spent
Thursday In. town.
Miss Jennie Chtldress has had Miss
Jennie Hall with her for several days
Rev. w. Leake, State evangelist OF
the Baptist Church. Is the guest OF
MIR. and Mrs. Charles 4. Johnston dur
Ing his stay in ClTistlansburg.
Mrs. Charles Bryan, OF sItoanoke, is
the guest OF Mrs. #. K. Morrison. Mrs
Bryan Is pleasantly remembered here
having spent the past summer IN town
Mr.. James Irby, a prominent bus.
mess man Of South Boston,, mas beer
here for several days, buying a car'
load Of horses.
Junliin returned Thursday from a stay
Of several weeks in Kyle, w. Va.
MI. Charles I. Wade, cashier Of the
Bank OF Christiansburg. had q very
painful fall Saturday. and has beer
confined to. the house since WITH {
sprained ankle.
MI. Hugh *. Gibson celebrated Iii.
eighty-sXth birthday on Saturday. Al
Of his children were. present-
Mrs. Robert Lemmon, OF Roanoke
Mrs. William p. kegleS, ofsWytheville
Mrs. J. William Shalburne, of Rndford
and Mrs. r. Nj. Lucas. OF Chlldress
among qtisn f I, 19nn MsTe NJ ant
Mrs. Craig Shelburne aud numerou;
grandchildren and grent-srandchil,
dren,
M. John Coleman a large lunlbel
dealer OF Williamsport. Pa, has spen
| the week In town.
Miss Minnie Pepper is spending TIL,
week In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-24
Crewe Social News

CRE1WE, VA. November 23.--The
Masonic banquet on Thursday night
was we'll attended and greatly enjoyed
by tho fraternity and their Invited
guests Professor s. A. Wood, IS mas.
ter of ceremonies, prepared n most en-.
1 PERTAINING program. consisting OF
toasts. readings, songs, etc, in which
the following persons, took port: the
Rev. j. w. ISincheloe, Hon. A. g. Eby,
Misses Kate and Nettle Moore. Messrs.
Ord and Hargravcs. Mrs. j. IT. Hines.
Among tho guests from distance were
Mr.. Charles Henderson, OF Washington.
land Mr.. j. w. st. Clair, OF Hagerstown,
Md
1 Mr.. md Mrs j. owen gave social
Iparty Thursday evening IN honor Of
1.-THE AIisses Vaughn. teachers in the
/ public school.
Master Samuel Roberts gave birth.
tdny party on. Friday night. to which
la large number of hlg Juvenile friends
lwere invited.
i The Rev. J. w. Kincleloc will be In
Lawrencevilie call OF next week con-
Iducting revival services In the Baptist
church there. The following sunday
the Rev !. n. Jones. Of that church.
Twill I'LL Mr.. Kincheloe's pulpit here.
Mr.. William Crump Is quite sick at
! his home here.
4
Ills home by. a sprained limb.
| Miss Lizzie Smith, Of the Farmville
Normal, is Visiting her father. Mr.. j..
w. Smith.
Mrs. r.. NJ. Baird is visiting her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. johnston, In
Ichristiansburg.
DR.. Cochrane, OF the First Church.
Bristol, Tenn, preached sin the Pres
byterian Church here Sunday morning
and night.
I Miss Annie Anglin. of Petersburg.
visited Miss Sallie Shuniate Saturday
and Sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs. j. Lewis and children.
OF Rochester, N. Y, who have been
visiting Mrs. J. II. Hines, left Monday
for Prince Edward county.
Mrs. j. w. Kincheloe has lately had
as her guests her brother. Mr.. Charles
Henderson. of Washington, u. C.. and
brother-in-law. Mr.. j. w. ST. Clair. OF
| Hagerstown, Md
The ladies OF the Baptist Church will
hold bazaar beginning the a5th.
4 Mrs. James Allen. OF Charlotte Court
house. will visit Mrs. j. II. Hines this
week.
The Rev. John u. Bray has been re-
turned to his charge here. greatly TO
the delight OF the Methodist hosts.
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Gainesville Social News.

f8F TSDecIal TO Tho Tlnes- pispatch.1 IS NJ
CAFsrERsYILLE. VA. November
2S.--Rcv. j. Nj, Rowland and his wife
have returned from conferences at Pc
tersbnrg, Mr. Rowland Will leave In
few days for Manchester, Mere he
will serve West End Memorial the
coming year.. Rev. J, w. Gee, the new
pastor for the Gainesville Circuit, is
expected NEXT week,
DIR. w, III. Street, Of R!chmonl spent
seytralS days III cartarsylll He The past
week, AZ S M t9ssss IN M
Mr., Fred w. Rhodes he's returned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-24
West Point Social News.
fsnecinI io Tha Times.pisaatch. ]

49, SpeClai 10 INC -ll3NeS-DlSpdtCt,I I,
WEST POINT. VA, November s3.--From
the sound Of guns and the barking Of dogs
lr the surroundis country there seems TO be
rs rely seen on the street or in the market
Mrs. Msria Lipscomb fs III in the. home
OF her daughter. Mrs. Montasue Pitcher
Mrs. sIiiby has the pneumonia.
Mr.. Roger Brooks is also on the sick list.
Mr.. Walter Kirby, chief OF the FIRE do
par.ment, is undergoing medical treatment
Mrs. G. Y. Waugh. after delightful, vs,
| IL TO relatives and friends In cuipeper and
Mr. assd claiborne hsrs on Lss Of sortox
whc was married to Miss Sarah Gather on
November Goth at HEREFORD. n. G., Is the
lied hero ali OF his life until a few years
ago. when he accepted railroad position
| In Norfolk.
Mr.. A. L. Lindsay, who died this week IN
Portsmouth. lived with his family for many
| years In West Point. He was engineer OH
the York River Division of the Southern,
| Railway when II was the Richmond and
| Danviile. and had stroke OF paralysis Ut
the dock here wheh he was getting his en-.
sine ready one bs ,rain 70
Richmond. He had been perfectly helpless
IN Miss MA Mary Denmsad ls assisting with the
work In the post-ofiee this week.
Mr. Charles Brooks. from Washington,
G.. has bean with his bfothsr. MI Roger
Messrs. George and Ben Nelson vis...d
their sister. Mrs. W. Walter Carr. this
4 " p : W
Nj ar. Cook. the; new. cashier and tickle.
| agent OF the Southern Railway Company
| here has moved Into the o'Connor property.
bstween Fifth and Sixth Streets on
Rev. Ernest osgood OF Emmanuel Church.
| Heurico county, will conduct The services at
a. Johns Episcopal chutch Tomorrow
There will be the celebration OF the holy
coninaunion. The service Of Thanksgtyins,
aptoIntsd by the church. viii be used on
| Thursday. -
rnvitat!ons have been issued announeins
| The marriage Of Dr. j. Moncure Bland. Of
| King and Queen to Miss Rosa Pearl VII
| roy WednfsdAy. November 27th. at Eeash
Grove 81: 2. Church. Driverss =, va a., o,.ns
isl: ,this HiornihE torsshs Jamestown Elk
Miss Crystal Far.nhe,, bar accepted a
/ position In the PUBLIC schools neat Otu
1 Eurch.THarpver county. s;fss SF.yf
Mrs.. w. w Cary sslarge and comElodso os
w ;1 saa % Nins 80 Is nearing com
NISSAN Navy Gaxnset and Lucy Hin Tar
rant. 81 Esuiahviile. are visiting the home
| Of Mr.. ~. u Tegg in Yves. Point.
lssa;isses CeclT Field and Julia JENNINGS
| hare had ,arpieasaat visit to relatives IN
Richmond this week ..43
+ Miss gBell smith,, OF Gloucester Court.
ishouseI tho popular disparche OF tels-jj
fphcmes ia visiting Mrs. w. IS. Ware.
MiAs Edith Lawson also X OF EGioucester.
lis a guest OF Mra. ". s. Ware.
tlJ Mr.. and Mrs. o. n. Chandler. Mrs. sinitnl
ana Mira Pryor Grnmp visited tIie 1,.as ~
Yves, Point thursday Mrs. silh .s,' f or
Richmond to5lvislt her SON. Mr.. D. J. Smith
| who 'is convalescins AT the Memorial Hos.
Ipital. From there she will so 70 her nome
in Newport News. Il & tsisa
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Intosh, State secretary of the Sunday
School Association.

SIdlS ScGlCt1iJ W NhS StssssA&~S
School Association.
The fourth Sunday night the Rev
II. f. Jones will begin series Of
meetings at the Baptist Churcn. He
will be assisted in these meetings by
the Rev. Mr.. kincheloe. of Crewe, Va
Mr. Charles Turnbull has returned
from an extended business trip to
Pennsylvania.
Miss Mary Hartwell has just re-
turned from pleasant visit to Nor
folk and the exposition.
Mr. Berd. OF Iowa. who Is visiting
his brother, of Edgerton. this county
was In Lawrenceville to-day.
Mrs. p. A. Hart is visiting her mother
at Burkeville.
Mrs. w. B, Valentine is visiting in
Bedford City.
Sheriff r. B. Turnbull, Attorney Will
liam Hill. Mr.. j. j. Pond, AMI other
prominent Masons. attended the corner
stone laying at CORTLAND on the 22d,
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from a trip to Jamestown.
Miss Anne Mae Rhodes is at home
again after visit to friends in Court
land. Va,
Mrs. S. Like Is with her sister. Mrs.
.soluter. at the exposition.
+ among. those registered at Kte's
tHot4 the past week were w. D. Chtles,
IF Simpson. r. l. Gray. and j. Eley,
iot Riehmond.
I NEW. A.. Powell. OF Williamsburg,
has been iii Cartersville for the past
few days, en- route for Gladstone,
where he has a position with the
Chesapeake and Ohio.
Rev. j. II. Stinton, OF Richmond, will
preach In the Baptist CT urck here
sunday morning and night.
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Williamsburg Social News.

i(Special to The Ttmss-Dispatch.) 3
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. November 81.
Mrs. q. G. DurAy has gone to Chilli
Gothic Ohio, to spend the winter with
ther brother, Mr. f. II. Jackson. and TO
zoe near her son, George. who is attend
ing the University OF Ohio. at Columbus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-24

Everything In choice straight whis-
keys (the pure-food kind), bottled in
S Spna Eooa nna eordtals Tnf
LY CO.. 1413 East Main.
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WINSTON, SALEM Il N. g., November
a3--A pretty home wedding Will be
csleprated in Che citv next Wetlnes-
OF tho BRIDE on IslHa Street. nhan Atisa
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TO He Married.

tSpeelal to The Timlns- ptspatnh.1
WILSON, N, G.. November 2s.--rAlr. t.
III. Adan,s annources the engage msns
OF his neice, Grace romlinson, TO
Nv. Willie Frederick I'm giles the MAR
ringe to take place on tho 18th of loef.
cember, Owing to the recent death
OF the hrids's mother, the marriage
will he q very quiet one,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-24

sailie Fullbylght wilt plight her trotb
WIN be performed Ry rev. George i.
Rearden. pastor OF Ihs Lutheran
Church. The wedding will be quiet
affair and viii be Witnessed only by
the relatives and intimate friends of
the contracting parties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-24

can automobile says one OF the
trade journals devoted to that neces-
sity, SHOULD be treated as delicately
as a piano" Conversely, 1t might not
be q bad plan to equip certain pianos
80 know of with Observation-Disclosures
Puck. sI,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-02-16

Fssvsisrs oct Best ilca wAiis ssus
nsying ~ rail This1 class.
The stranger can not perhaps mors
easily get q glimpse Of the true and
ancient Spain that By acquiring ~
habit Of travelling third clasa The
seats, indeed, are hard, but the eom
pany 10 usually excellent, charming 10
its manners and not offensive In any
sense. Here a constant series Of novel
pictures 10 presented to the traveller
who may quietly study them at leisure
Perhaps II 10 a dozen merry girls o.
their way to q festival. packed tightly
together and laden with packagssi
some, the more sedats among them
wear mantillas, some bright handksr
chiefs on their heads or 60 with haii
uncovered, but however they are dress
Cd to whatever class they belong. thss
Are all clean and sweet.
Or perhaps Il 10 Q less crowded car
fiass one enters: there are two mid
dls-class spaniards and . peasant
group Of three; Q fat jolly, middle
aged man in . peasants costume, but
clean and new, almost stylish; Q won.
an Of like age-ons Of those free, 70
bust, kindly women whom Spain pro
ducss % often, and a pretty barehead'
ed girl, evidently her daughter, though
the man seems q friend or relative
who 10 escortins them on their Jour.
ney. BY and BY, when We have been
some hours on our Journey, he lifta
from the seat in front Of him the large,
heavy. embroidered wallet.--the alfor.
"a. which sancho Panza was always %
anxious to keep we'll filled-unwinds II
and draws out one Of the great, Dat,
delicious Spanish loavcs and throws II
on tho woman's lap.
Then a dish Of stewed meat appears
and the bread Is cut In slices which
serve 40 plates for the meat. But be-
fore the mcal Is begun the peasant
turns round with a hearty "Gusta 2
It IL the invitation to share In the feast
which every polite spaniard must make
even to strangers who happen to b
present, and It Is. as o matter Of course
politely refused: "Afuchas graclas.'
Before long the black leather wine bot
tie Is produced from the wallet ana
the meal proceeds.
At its final stage some kind Of sweet
meat appears and small fragments arr
offered to the two middle-class Span
inrds. and then--with slight hal
movement. expressing nns courtes,
restrained by the fear OF Offering AM
OGensive attention--to the foreign ca
baiiero also. II Is not improper to &C
cept this time and now the leather bot
tic Is handed round and the middle
class spaniards avail themselves OF Il
though with awkward unfamlliarity.-
Atlantic Monthly.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-02-16
Uses for Cast-O6 shoes.

What becomes Of old boots and shoes
has hitherto been almost as puzzling q
problem as where all the pins 60 to
The solution, however, Is given In the
Boot and Shoe Trades Journal.
Old boots and shoes OF leather are
cut up into small pieces and then are
put for two days In chloride Of sulphur,
tho effect of which 10 to make the
leather hard and brittle.
When this Is fully effected the mate.
rial Is withdrawn from the action Of
the chloride of sulphur. washed with
water, dried and ground to powder.
II 10 then mixed with some substance
that will cause It to adhere together,
such as shellac or other resinous ma.
tsrlai or even good glue and thick
solution of strong gum.
1t Is afterward pressed into molds to
form combs, buttons and q variety of
other useful objects.
Prussiats Of potash n also made out
OF old leather. 1t Is heated with pearl.
ash and old iron hoops In a large Dot,
The nitrogen and carbon form cyanogen
and then unite with the iron and DO.
tassium. The soluble portions are dis
solved out and the resulting salt, added
to one of iron, produces the well-known
Prusslan blue, either for dycing pur.
poses or 40 pigment.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-02-16
THE AMER OF AFoHAN1srAN.

British India has been doing honor
to a royal visitor from beyond the
northwest frontier. who bears the nanH
Of HabIbullah Khan aud rules noun.
talnous Afghanistan, which acts a. a
buffer between Russia and Britain.
The Ameer 10 thirty.hve years Of aga.
and succeeded his father. Abdur Rah.
man Khan, In 1901. His crown 10 not
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-02-16
Different.

'.rhen Mr.. Richly didn't really give
according to his meansi" said the min.
ister's wife.
mo-" replied the minister. merely
according to his msannssA"-Philadsl.
plia PresA
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-02-16
HABIBUIi.AH KHAN.

an easy one. for the intrigues OF the
Queen mother and the jealousy Of bis
brothers cause him constant anxiety.
That 10 one Of the reasons why he has
elected to lean on British support