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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03
BODY IS TAKEN TO
MERCER COUNTY. PA.
Funeral of Francis Michael Hogan.
Who Died in Local Hospital
to BE IT Fredonia.

After an Illness with sceptic per-
itonltis, Frances Michael Hogan, a
well known and popular oil drllier,
died in local hospital Thursday az
ternoon.
The body was taken TO Fredonia
Friday morning and the funeral and
burial will take place there satur-
day with services at the Catholic
church of which the dead man was a
member.
Mr.. Hogan was % years old and
made his home at the residence of
Ben Levy, on Lee street. He was
unmarried and is survived by his
father, Patrick Hogan, who resides
in Fredonia, Mercer county, Pa, and
one brother. James, who is at pres
emit in. India engaged in the oil well
drilling business. A large number
of friends and acquaintances are
made sad over Mr.. Hogan's untime-
~ death.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03
Broom Toward Falrmont.

The only thing the Telegram needs
say about the following in the Fair
mont West yirginian is that the two
fellows who planned the trick, which
was to rob a blind woman, came
from the direction of Tairmont:
The clarksburg Telegram has
shown considerable concern about
conditions at Fairmont lately. but
no one here has ever heard of as
low down a trick as was planned on
she streets ~ the town on the West
Fork.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03

Perhaps. the Driving apQ Riding
cipb VIII proceed at once With PICK
and shovel in hand to AZ up the
! roads heteabouts. II the members 9E
would spend week at this in as
diligent a manner as they do in exer-
:. steeds, they would have
lie opportunity to use s- -siS ~
drivers and saddiefa all summer
without ms.ner discontinue.
Doubtless, some of the road over
see!s will lie glad to have them
show a free and willing hand in re-
pairing the roads. 1t is hoped the
club sees the. practical way as that
accomplisheS more than attempts to
persuade some one else to do the
work. Moral influence is all right
but it seldom is strong enough to
repair the roads. That takes act
ual labor aud actual coin. Still
any thing the club does to help the
thing along will be appreciated by
the general public. The Telegram
hopes the road surveyors will coop.
crate wit hthe club and do all its
members reasonably ask, and espec.
tally so. if The requests are at all
practical and within the power of the
overseers 10 grant.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03
Mrs. RowLRR Dead.

Mrs. John Fowler, an aged ana
highly esteemed woman who lived
on the William Burke farm In the
neighborhood Of GrasseIi. died
Thursday afternoon after an illness
with dropsical troubles. She was
20 years old.
The funeral took place Friday at-
ternoon, services being held at the
late home and the body being taken
to YOUNGSTOWN, this county. for
burial.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03

There seems to be no very good
reason assigned why licenses should
he granted for a year at the present
rate, when, in fact, the rate runs out
within twenty days and new one
comes in. But, whether there is
reason to do SO or not. 1t is fact
that Democratic legislators who are
fighting the welfare of the State are
responsible for what mixup there
may be in the matter of granting
licenses.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03

There is some talk of paving Sec
dhd street between Main and Pike
streets this year That street is
very narrow, but there is a good
chance to widen it. Property own
ers along 1t should see that this is
done. Where 1t is built up on one
side, the opposite side can be taken
for the widening, and If the ground
is donated the property owners can
get together and agree 10 bear the
loss Of land in proportion. In
other words Ii some of them donate
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03

Any way Clarksburg put up a
sitter game against Beaver Falls
than Fairmont did against Butler;
there is consolation in that, though
We did lose our money. that is,some
Of US did, but most of us failed to
thaw out right at the opening per-
ferring not to risk the coin on
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03
HUNTING HOMES
For Children Are Humane Society
oficers-Field Agent Here.

R. H. Brown. of Morgantown, field
agent for the West Virginia Humane
Society. was in the city Friday in
the interests of the society. He
brought boy to a home in the
country near clarksburg. Mr..
Brown says there are about thirty
hoys At the soeiety's headquarters in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03

Wheeling at present for whom the
officers of the society are trying to
find good homes in this State, If
any one .wants to give one of these
Youngsters chance to grow up and
develop in good farm home, he
should communicate with Mr.. Brown
at Morgantown by mail or telephone.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03

The Telegram continues to grow
on its merits and does not have to
run any game of chance. Its cireu-
lation is the largest by far of any
newspaper in this section.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03
mere practice

If that new riding and driving
club will help the good roads move
ment along any It's permanence and
success will be encouraged by humid
reds of people residing in Clarks-
burg and in the country nearby.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03

ground and the others do not the
latter can pay those who do fair
proportion of the value of the land
donated. This ought to be done be-
fore the street is paved.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03

The umpire is a little fellow, but
seemed big enough under the rules
to hold up the dignity of the game,
though he could not hold the crowd
in line.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03

Butler may need butler before
it gets through with the present
series of games here. The Clarks.
burg boys should hand the visitors
an empty dish.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03

If Huntington keeps on producing
suicides at the rate it has been for
some time past 1t will soon be I'M
able to put up any arguments in the
second city controversy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03

The Beavers put the home boys
over the falls all right. Beaver
Falls, however, will get more falls
this year than they are looking for.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03

Well. Beaver Falls can not do it
again; for we are just like the
little boy who gets licked and will
not stay licked.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03
MODERN wooDMEN TO MEET.

The Modern woodmen viii hold a
meeting tonight in the Eagle hall.
There will be limitations.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03
Deeds RECORDED

Leon D. Robinson to Samuel Gain.
i lot. Bristol.
e. Thad Post to c. P. Howell. one
half of / lot, Stuart addition, city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03
An Evening Echo.

Have something to say; say it, and
stop when you've done.-Tyron Ed
wards.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03

Perhaps, if the clarksburg boys
had been beavers, they would have
won.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03
AiteE Super Sail, Saturday Me-

These Advertised specials are for 81
Night only.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
PAUL FORD'S DAUGHTER
IS FATALLY SCALDED

KEENE. y. Special-Lesta. The
dve-year-old daughter OF Paul Leiccs-
ter Ford. the novelist. born in June.
1902. about one month after the muir
der OF Ford by hts brother Malcolm.
was probably fatally scalied Thursday
AZ the summer home OF Mrs Fort's
father. Edward II. Kltder. OF New
York. a. CheEhanl. A tub OF hot water
had been drawn FOR the child's bath.
and before u had bean cooled sum
cientiy the little one either jumped or
fell into 10. She was terribly scaldsd.
and the burns and shock were 50 So
vsre that 20 "a feared she cannot re-
cover. Mrs Ford. who was Grace Kid
der. and her daughter hsve been at
MI. Kidder's place since early last
summer.
There - a fortune OF several hun
tred thousand dollars in trust for the
little Eiri. who owns N5s.O00 in gilt
edged securities and much real estate.
Malcolm Ford. a big. athletic fell
low. forced himself into the home of
his aeformed brother. az g East Sew
euty-seveuth street. on May s, 1902.
and upon the author declining 20 ac-
cede 70 further demands for money.
shot him dead and then killed hlm-
self Ol the spot
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
Big TRUST COMPANY
SUSPEN1S BUSINESS
Knickerbocker Trust, the Second
Largest in New York City,
Goes Under AS Result Of
Panic In Wall Street
Carried Deposits of
$50, 100000

NEW YORK Speclai-Tho Knicx-
erbocker Trust Company was forced
90 suspend payments at It's main or
nee and three branches this after
noon. after one or the most sensa-
tional runs in the history OF New
York banking
Although the second largest trust
company in the city. with deposits 0f
$50 100000 and surplus or more
than 100000. the Institution found
itself helpless ga the face OK tho crises
preclpltatcd by the forced resignation
of Charles T. Barney az president last
might
Even with the pledge Of support by
che Clearing House Association and
the millions fu cash ~ j Pierpont
Morgan. +. -. Bourne and other fnan-
ciers available. it was Impossible 90
continue the steady stream ~ gold
and silver that flowed through the
paying tellers' windows.
The Harlem Branch. at one Hun
dred and Twenty street and L.
nOx Avenue. where the run began this
morning. was the first 90 close its
doors. At 1880 O'Clock tbs branch
was closed. after they Rad paid $3.50
600
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
WILL ASK FOR FULL
INSPECTION OF BOOKS

WASHINGTON. d. C-Special-The
question or = deeper Investigation into
the arairs OF the southern Railway
Company. growing out OF the resist
auce OF that company 70 the action OF
the North Carolina legislature III re-
ducinE passenger fares IN that state.
than is believed possible under the re-
cent ruling OF Master in Ch&ncery
Montgomery. IN the North Carolina
rate hearing case. was considered a.
= conference here yesterday between
Governor Glenn. OF North Carolina,
forrnsr Governor Aycock and former
Congressman Woodward. counsel for
North Carolina.
The ruling OF Master IN Chancery
Montgomery. which was sustained by
Judge PritcharG. was 10 the eject that
an Inspection could not be made OF
the Southern Railway Company books
further back than two years While
no conclusion was reached In the mat
ter. il - known that counsel for the
state are not satisfied with the ruling,
and probably VIII make an appeal for
a fun inspection OF the Southern =
books for a period extending back
twelve years
The conferences will be resumed to-
day.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
GATES TO HOBNOB
WITH GRAND DUKE

PARIS Spsciai-John vs.. Gates.
the Marquis BsRuvoir. the Nlcomte de
Reset. who represents Munro's Bank
IN France. and Frank tlac0zcr an
American who has settled Ga Paris as
a curiosity dealer have taken Beau
voir's shooting preserve ~ 1900 acres
and the Marquis Will Invite the Grand
Duke Vladimir. OF Russia. to "a grand
shoot "a <oveubsr. with magnificent
euterta IN ucuts and splendid dinners
There viii be titled Fronchmer and
foreigners in profusiou. while Gates
VIII represent tho wealth % America
and Will put up the money FOR tho
whole AFFAIR. The Marquis was tho
-lghr hand man ~ the C0utc de Paris.
father of the Duo D'Orioans.
Gates spends a good deal of his time
automoblAng about The provinces. lie
Is now staying az the H1t-i Aleurice.
but he seems % think that the pivot
of this gay capital Is the Cercie dg
Capuclnes. which has the reputation
OF being the biggest EambAug club ln
Paris
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
FARMER HIRED PIANIST
To DRIVE WIFE INSANE

MARION, IND. Specfal--Jsrne u.
Loop. a farmer OF Sycamore. Ind. has
asked the police 20 ind Victor Ken
wood. a palmist. 10 whom he gave
$500 last week on promise that the
paimlst would drive Mrs. Loop insane
50 that ne could obtain divorce from
her. A warrant has been issued. but
has not been served because KsnwoOd
has disappeared
Loop stated that he and his wife
had been having trouble for a long
time. He desired divorce. bat he
feared the grounds We're not sufficient.
KenwOod. AZ IS alleged. told Loop that
II he would bring him a certain
amount OF money he would cause his
wife 10 20 insane. aud then a separa-
ton would be an easy matter
Loop says he gave KenvCoc $500,
and the latter told Loop that 70 would
be necessary for him (Kenwoodl 70
carry the money next TO his heart Tor
two or three days. and 10 90 away %
some distant place He would then
return and the spell would be accom-
plished.
After q few days Loop had a sus-
piciOn that all was not right and he
connded IN friends. They advised him
TO seek an audience with the pAiniisi
az once and 10 secure The rstnrn OF
his money. Not fncing Kenwood n
Marion. Loop laid his troubles beSOrs
the prosecutor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
SAYS BISHOP POTTER
REVIVED RACE ISSUE
Hon. o. O. CarEn Denounces the
Entertainment By New York
Prelate Of Negro Bishop in
Richmond-Sowed Dis
cord in Episcopal Con-
vention.

speciai-C. Q. Car
I'm. the Democratic nominee FOR tna
United States House % Repre- entstirea
from the E,Shta p.striet or N ,sl'.ias.
TIC audiences, and wss rousingly ap-
piaudsd BY bis hearers when Re viz
orously denounced Bishop Potter. 81
View York. for the entertainnsnt a.
luncheon 81 himself ana Mrs. Pottsr
% the negro Bishop OF PaiuAs curins
the recent convention % the Episcopal
NJ cain was severe IN his criticism
% Bishop Potter FOR having chosen
Richmond and TIE homo 81 virgin
an lwaieh Bishe2 Potter wss rsn =
which % parade his Pro-nsEro senn-
nents By way OF illustrating his VII
ingness 20 meet members % thu AZ
rican race upon complete terms OK 80
IRON the sixth chapter q Proverbs.
ths nineteenth verse. tha speaker
quoted An ebomination unto the
Lord IL hs that ssweth discord among
his brethren.
NJ Csrlin asked IN what more e.
fsctive manner could Bishop Potter
Episcopal brethren assembled az Rich
mond than % sit down and break
bread az his private table with one 81
he ssprsestsd The act a. one cal
cuiated % sniiven again mo old-tirre
race bitterness in tha south. and said
that Bishop Potter. by - acting. bad
done LITTLE 90 servo his NRster. rs
shcrt % a serious reelection upon ths
great Christian body % which - wa'
a part he eSPrssssd fssiing q
men. occupying hiGh and eminent %
sulcna. who we're wiling 90 lend them
selves % the promotion o. race prelu
dice among their brethren.
Mr. Csriin.s speech was enthusiasts
ally received.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
FINDS SOCIETY WOMEN
WEARING HER DRESSES

O-Special-Mrs. Hzr-
old Mccormick. daughter OF John ID.
Rockefeller attended a reception re-
Gently. where abe was startled. though
not as much as she might have been.
20 see a dozen os the fair ones present
arrayed in her former gowns Mrs
Mccormick never wears a gown more
than two or three times II - then
sold TO second hand dealer. Re-
Gently some Of her friends. who were
wealthy but thrifty. asked 10 have
nrst bid on her Worth creations She
called all these women up two weeks
ago and Informed them that twenty
i've gowns. with hats and coats TO
match. were about 10 go IN the dis
card. The women called. and there
was much trying on Mrs Mccormick
served tea. and then told her guests
there would be no charge for tho
gowns.
A week later Mrs Mccormick at
tended the reception. where Ehe en-
countcred twsive OF her former gowns
on as many OF her frisnds-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
SAYS IT is A CRIME
TO NEGLECT VOTING
North Carolina Executive Writes
Virginia Committeeman What
He Thinks About Apathy Of
Electors IN the South
RrCHNoND. vA.--speclal.-

AlGAhOND. NA.--c pecla4---
James d. Doherty. chairman CO tho
City Democratic Committee. recently
has been making an effort 20 devise
some plan calculated 70 arouse tho
apathy OF Democrats voters and 20
remind them OF their duty % the
party. He knows that IA an OF year
ike this 70 would be almost useless
20 hava speeches. and 90 ne has hit
upoa thu idea OF getting letters from
party leaders in various sections OF
the country Here Is letter he has
fust received from Governor r d.
Glenn. the Chief Magistrate OF the
Tarhe eel state. who recently came into
prominence through his successful
fght FOR reduced railroad rates:
Your letter received. l cannct see
how it Is possible that any Democrat
needs TO be urged 20 regiEter and vote
I'm the coming election in your city OF
State. Every man who Il twenty one
years OF age takes an oath 20 support
the Constitution CT the United States
and his own state and Jaws made con
sistent with these Constitutions. ans
there IS no higher way in which q
srp-ort thssa Constitutions than b.
voting FOR good men 20 make law'
and Co administer them
when a man. through apathy 81
neglect refuses % register enc vote
ana leaves bad and designing men q
make and enforce the laws. 10 IL par
ticens criminis 90 the evil done ht
city or state. since the negro ha
been virtually ciimir1-ed from Poll
tics. there is more necessity than eve
that every good citizen should tax
interest Oh the election Of the high 80
type or men % ONCE. and tho faiiur
~ citizens 90 exercise this great RICH
b leaves resting upon them tho blam
p md oflum of ar admin STATION ru
hy abrupt and inee1cisnt orTicers.
III 2 could use all or the strong-s
. words in thu English language 90 Ira
duca man 20 register and vote.
would 90 50. FOR 10 IS the high -
privilege that a man has. and is some
thing that his state has "a right Z
. demand AZ HE hands"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
WAS AFTER THE MEN
WHO HANGED HENRY

49, Ho'A go go 80
w q l1.l .4iol or t.Nel - tien-
80 - -. =, - oeA'I
See1l-S.s S".- ~ OK - oouo'7
...eS '.----.V % ne N'i-.~s
% - 'al -o7S ~ aces A-S
-. "N0 come ios1 "@s'e III al Oh
~@i
As 1le uaNe s--iilel s.l-lseI =. g"
~ ~ rom oA 1-e ~o-. nous 80 80 =
IS - a. 80 ~-,--.-.s go. .- GO
SIou"l nIi" ~ ing ulls ""~t o~S'il -
$50 sc '..i- 80 .-r 80 80 ~
-c-'-'---, go '-c sans -'-''''s GA '-''
49, - $50 -,
me s.1-l.s -,s- -IoA,
an Z VOC ,,'-c ''-t -'-71 rs.
- -'-s 80. ~ - N-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
BANQUET TO BRYAN
IN WASHINGTON CITY

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-Special-At
a conference OF more than 100 local
Democrats at the Raleigh Hotel last
night arrangements were made for the
banquet 10 be rendered William Jan-
nings Bryan here on November 2eth.
willis j. Abbott was named chairman.
appointed.
The banquet will be served FOR 80 a
plate, and a s. said that there are
more than 500 applications for places
already on flc-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
OLD VETS CELEBRATE
AT THE EXPOSITION
Great Crowd Turns Out to Help
Old Confederates Fave a Good
Time-Tucker and Ellyson
Make Addresses.

NOkE OL4N- ' -SreClAA.--
Greater Norfolk and the Confed-
crate veterans yesterday combined 20
invade the jamestown Exposition
Grounds. and a. a consequences the
celebration was one % the most nota-
bic in the history OF the Tercenten-
airy.
Not sine. the Tarhssl hosts united
20 see the magnificent exhibition has
the crowd been so Immense II r.
conscrvativeiy estimated that $1,000
people gathered within tho gates. FOR
the Norfolk school children. as well
as adults OF every description. were
out IN fun fierce.
But II was the old soldiers above all
others who furnished both the enthu-
siasm and the cause FOR enthusiasm.
The speeches delivered before them
were brimful OF enthusiasm. while
their parade was "a splerdltly spec
tacIiar affair which took place amidst
a storm OF cheers
The Ssventy-frst Virginia Regiment.
located a. Norfolk acted as escort 20
city by the sea" az . o'clock. Boats
transported the veterans 90 me
grounds and tho thTong landed az the
Deepwater Pier. 1IeutenRnt Harry
Newton Cootcs. military secretary or
the Exposition Company. met the
party and escorted them 90 the Ex-
position Grounds. \ little later the
ex-Confede-ates were Joined oy the
United states Regulars. and notable
parade followed. Besides the organl-
zations already mentioned. tho toi-
loving were iu the procession.
BAND. Twcnty-thfrd United states
Infantry. Twcnty-thlrd United states
Infantry. Battery y. Third Onlteo
States Field Artillery, Second Squad
ron Twelfth United states cavalry
United States Naval Post Band sew
enty-nrst Virginia Infantry. hornei
Military school
The exercises in the Auditor b
Ean Win prayer by Chaplain HYDE
the Mexican Nstiou-l bsne a1e -,
Confederate choir t'resicc.N -cNe'
then delivered the address q welcome
owe Thanks te Roc-cvelt.
IN the course % hl- speech. Nr
Tucker said T arm glsd YOU Nct
have come down here want , yo'
eminent has done Ereat things for us
The best friend thiss exposition or an
Roosevelt prolonged cheers
Il want the old Confederate q
them 70 meet than right here .
Tarlestcwu. Wig MIA has exalted man
hood until az The mention % Ron.er
WEAR Confederate Coior--
Speeches also We're made PSI 80 f.
tenant Governor Elly-on. who welcofn
Swanson and Admiral Harrington. @
tne navy. The latter h.l me NlA 50.
Oilers wild with delight Naen fe 81 q
nen came 90 t.-s
Your years since was r-rtlr-t %
the friendship - tle ~ol'A. '1-
me and I wear tte badge Drolt.F ott
my navy blue. u FfrrIro- fa~ JOS 'l.
and devotion nf ff.e Confederate So.
tlers. qualities which have never be
been born in Norfolk. I should prot
ably have Joined tAe Crime, Batter
General Grants allowing the Cor
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
EnnI, ~ IIIcl.nn

News has been received iu Danville
Of the death GA Fairbanks. Alaska. %
Frank w. Hickson. son Or Mr.. and
Mrs. r. +. HicSson. formerly Of Dan
Vile. lie was thirty-four years OF
age and about twelve years ago ieft
here 90 go in the mining business.
The remains VIII Dee sent home Cor
burial
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
NEGOTIATION.

The wedding OF Miss Josephlne Elis-,
Mrs. z =. Mcleod. 10 Mr.. ". ". No
Lsod. took place IN the home or The
bride. Lagrange On Thursday even
ing. the Rev. william Stevens orociat-
ing
After their bridal tour Mr. and Ma
Mcleod VIII make their home In
Lynchhurg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
DEATHS
IL. Amanlla H. IN.

Mr. Amanda Eirst BEL.
Mrs. Amanda Hirst Bell widow o.
Nr. w IT, Bei. did Saturday night
about ID o'clock at her beautiful coun-
Try hons. seven miles above West
Point. She was born IN 1854 in Hunt
inTton. Pa. and was married 20 Mt
Beu in 1884 in Altoona, where they
lived until 1872. when they came 20
King William 20 live.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02
BROKERS HELD UP BY
PEANUT VENDORS

NEW YORK--Spscfal-
we're soid IN Wall Street today for ten
cents q bag. The doubling OF the
price OF peanuts and OF sand wtches
followed thu discovery by the brokers
IN thsss commo6fti~> that no person
intended 70 leave thu street even for
lunchson-
Most OF the brokers' dsd not leave
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02

MIS-. Cora Garland StrauEhan. VIE
20 Mt Howard J.. StrauEhan. died
"wednesday morning AZ Rama. near
HeSthsvill-. aged forty-two years. She
was tho daughter Of tbs late Colonel
Daniel Garland. "A prominent citizen
OF warsaw
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-02

AIr and Mrs Nolney T.. Howard. q
LynchburE. announce the engage
ments ~ their daughters Halle Clark
10 Mr. Thomas =. Murrell. and Anne
Carter % Ar. Niah r. Ford. the we'd
diuEs 90 De celebrated on Novem Der
lth az . o'clock ln the evening. First
Presbyterian Church. Lynchburg. Va