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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Engagement of Interest,"

An engagement that viii prove inter-
"stng TO many people here and in Peters
''f is that of Mss Nellie *. Rur. Of
Doudersport. Pa. TO Mr. G.. Clevelara
wright. az Petersburg. Va. which was
recently announced at O'Clock tea
gwen in the homc OF Mrs. Marion Slocur.
in Coudelsnort
The color scheme was red and green.
t"" tables being placed for the twenty.
slN guests. large wreath. containing
pictures Of the bride and groom-elecs.
was suspended over the tables Red ribs
bon streamers extended from the wreath
o. the guests places
Miss Burt belongs 10 one of the wealth
Jest and best known families i'm that par-
"t PENNSYLVANIA. She Is graduate Of
ine Woman . College Of this city and u
lle Mnnsheld State Normal School. OF
pennsylvania She has also studied az
George Washington University In Wash
insfon. and az the New England Cons
scrvatory. in Boston
Tho marri age will not take ria.. ,,,..f
nest summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
PARAMOUNT

AIR. T. T.. Richardson has accented ga
pos zion iu North Caroline
Inc tolloW-ne members of the Fair
punt Methodist sunday school COM
pose ne orchestra OF the school. PLAN
~, MISS Mercy Lane, substitute pianist.
NiIs. - russell Gentry, c0rnctiSt. w a.
PNenham mandolin. Miss Alma Gentry
Gentry.
Miss ELLA R4rkes. who has been
spending some time at Buffalo Suriulrs
Md. has returned home
Mrs. Ella Rowland Rainey is con-
NaIes ing from &C. two weeks attack OF
Ny. and Mrs Vs. +. billiard ana Miss
ida Hard Rave returned from "A de-
HE4Hll VISIT tn relatives in Baltimore.
ar b.. A. Wicker has returned home.
a,tter visiting relatives in Sanford. ~
Ernest tae little son Of Mr. and
AIRS W j. Fletcher. of Twenty first
street who was quite painfully Burned
"tl tmas nie't while firing fireworks
is ~" out again.
Ar George Dudley. OF Nineteenth
Ntfvel who spent some time with his
uhtt l.. Mt Black Of Cumberland cOuu-
w. O.. has returned home.
lMr- Ashhy has returned from n
brief .isit TO relatives at Peake's. Ham
AR. -. ,. Morris recently visited rcla-
uL,s 80 Mineral Louisa county.
Mis- olie Albright and sister have
returned bone. after spending several
weeks with relatives ia New Kent
ar. and AIRS While Gentry Of CAos-
termed county. were recent guests of
Mrs Harry HAIL OF Tventy-fIfr5
street
Miss Jaia England las returned
from q tis.t TO friends i'm Haroya~
count.
MI Ellis James is visiting reIatives
Miss Mamie Garrison las returned to
her hmc iu BurEinrharn county after
pleasant sfar with relatives in This
Nicini S.
r. b. Brecdil.. IFS visiting relatives
az li- home ir North Carolina
Mist Gra... t..fIov and Miss Eddf.
~nrfd afe spending some time win,
Miss sread's fu.tInr al Glover Trarif',
couut.
Dir Holm Nt.tinR OF Norfolk, va
s. visiting relatives on thc TurnnflSe
Alr and Afr- D. Jenkins and SON are
visiting Mrs. Il-txine's mother M
NaGt1 rmDcrl.kf. near Alice. Var-
over county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
SUPERVISORS HELD
IMPORTANT MEETING
Opening New Roads in Pittsylva-
MA and Improving the
Old Ones.

CHATHAM. Va. january g.-Tbo an-
nual meeting Of the board OF county su-
pefVlsors was he-d in the courthouse ON
Monday and Tuesday Chairman " II
Wilson was elected 10 succeed himself
Tor the coming year. a large number of
small accounts FOR various services in
the county were examined and ordered
70 be paid, and other small
matters We're disposed or after
which the following business % great
CT Importance was gone into: II. s.
Walton, for n road. viewers appointed:
w. = Ramsey. for road same order
cG 90 be opened. &. Fl. owen. for road.
process ordered TO be- issued. NJ r.
Evans, for road. process ordered 10 be
issued, John Thompson, for a road. S. me
ordered 10 be opened. J. r. Graves for
road. viewers appointed: J T.. Smell
ton. for road. viewers appointed.
i. ID. Jones' for building bridge across
Fan Greek. allowed Sl25.
$. S. Hurt as clerk Of the board ~
supervisors for the year 1906. allowed $50
j. 6. Shellhorse. sheriff. for waiting
on the board during the meetings ia 1900,
allowed ST..
d. IT, Cannon, superintendent OF the
poor. for services from August J. 1896 to
December 81 1906 Sl33.a).
w. IT, Wilson. for services as chairman
Of the board OF supervisors for the year
1896. $25.
y. a. shcuhorse. sheriff. for services
for the ensuing year. $500. J. G.. Shell
horse. sheriff for keeping the courthouse
during the ensuing year. $50
~ billiard. attorney for the Common
wealth for the ensuing year. $500
The balance Of dog tax fund FOR the
gear of 1915. about Sl.50o. was appropriate
cd To- the county school purposes Of the
county.
3D. Hareave. DR. chairman Of the
poo~r0lse board, submitted u.s report.
which was examined and approved.
u. h. Hedrick. employed at the Deem
Der meeting Of the board so supervise
road machines and teams now at work
near the Dan River Power and Manu-
featuring company's plant, and allowed
500 for monthly expenses. submitted his
report which showed expenditures ex-
ceeding the appropriation of 500 by over
$50. Accounts were produced for the
expenditures I'm excess Of the appropria-
ton. hut no vouchers for tie $500 appro-
priated. At suggestion OF Common
wealth s. Attorney Dillard payment OF
the excess was suspended pending an in
Nestigauon. The board voted 10 operate
five road machines in the county during
the present year. The board then "a.
iourncd until the LIST day Of March.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11

during the past week at a social in
their homo Various games served 30
ehiVon the occasion. Al 1880 O'Clock
refreshments were served. Those pres
ont were Misses Florence> Jones. Mena
Grcenstreet GOldie Brown. Eula Sims.
MIS-. james Brown; Mossrs Freddie
Grecnstreet, Robert Sims, Jack Walker.
Emmett Brown. Walter Angel James
and Percy Brown.
At recent business meeting OF the
paramount Baptist SUNDAY school tho
Ioiowing officers and teachers were
elected for the ensuing year. J. IL
bintord. superintendent; J. n. Roye.
assistant superintendent: James y.
Wooden, treasurer; r. T. Davis. secre-
t9ry; Kenneth Richardson, assistant
secretary, II. J. highland. chOrister.
Miss Julia England. organist; Miss
Beulah Gcrmolman. assistant organist.
teachers, Savage smith, 4. n Binford.
n. J. England. ". T. Eubank, II. -.
Richardson. J. y. Roye. ". Ii Hun, s.
a. Mitchell. Mrs. william Fidler. Mrs.
J. w. shelton. Miss Beulah Germelman.
Miss Julia England. Miss Lille Smith.
Miss Oteria White. Miss Nellie Smithe,
Mrs. j. = Binford Mrs. Henry Gessen-
hausc and Miss Marian Richardson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
LECTURE "a greatly enjoyed by all pres
Birthday PARTY


Miss Genevieve Bozzelle entertained AZ
a birthday party At her home. IN East
richmond. last Monday evening. Parl0r
games were INDUCED IN until a late hour.
when the guests were led % the dining
room, whore refreshments were served.
Among those present were: Misses
Elvira Canepa Annie and Frances Koss.
Irene Baldwin. Teresa Mcclure. Marie
Iseudin, Lila Byrne, Mary Hogan, Abbie
tiaiey Genevioye Bozzou. Messrs. Frank
ONeih Thomas Botto. Pe18r O'Conuor.
Joseph Baldwin, Al. O'Neiu John Humid
Icy Dan Haley. John Craven. Edward
Necdin. James McCabe, Howard Hart
zeh. Joseph Bozzoln
The party was chaperoned by Mrs.
Charles koss. Mr.. and Mrs J. a. Baci-
salupo and Miss Z. Bacigalupo
Personal Mention.
Mrs Caslde Harrison and Miss Nor
ven Harrison, of this city. are regis
tered at the Mecldenburg. in Chase City,
Virginia.
Mrs. w. A. Gravely. Of Dsnvinc. who
has been in i'll health for some tin.e. has
gone TO Jacksonville, Fla. where she
will spend some time Mrs. Gravoiv is
quently visited
Mrs J. W Crews has returned from
a visit to Mrs. w. W. Gibbs in stanton.
AR and Mrs. Ralph Blair. OF Islnviue.
nave announced the marriage ~ their
daughter. Miss Lizzie Blair. 10 MI John
T. Shepard. at Kentuck Baptist Church.
January 18th, 1907. at o'clock.
Mr. +. l. W. Green. Of Fredericksbure
attended the Shepherd Wright wedding
here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11

orchids and vioicts being the flower.
used
Mrs. Porkinss guests were. Mrs OF
way Allen. Mrs. James Allison. Ms
John Lyons. Mrs +. IT d. Myers Jr
Mrs Egbert Leigh, Nrrs William A.
Palmer. Jr. Mrs Fred Peasants. Arrs
~ j.. WORKMAN. Jr. Mrs Mason Miller
Mrs. Harry Frazier. Mrs. James u. Par
ton Mrs r. II. Lindsey. Mrs John uar-
.isoh' AIRS. l-- l. Lewis. Miss Lon At
H,"S' NIrs r. A. Palmer. AIRS. A. Beirne
Blair Mrs. Garrett b. Wall Miss Nc
Jones Mrs. Barton H. Grind,- sr-,
others GINA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
BarbOur-Evans

IN one or the private parlors OF the
new Hotel Astor. Times sq,ara ~
YORK. at noon Of Wednesday. Jantis-,-
s'h tic weddine of Mrs Ann Evans
'anshler OF Captain Andrew Pizzini .rr
and Mrs. lizzini, 10 Mr. William NrrK
minneapolis. took place After
'"e ceremony an elegant luncheon was
ssD.Nvo In the private bangget-room 90
groom ana few intimate friends ,-f.,
were present The bridal coupl. sun
sequenly LEFT Tor am extended TOM =,
Tie Eermudas. ON their retD~n they viii
reside Ia Minneapolis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Donation Dav a Success.

The board Of managers OF the Found
ling Hospital. at Thirty-second and
Clay Streets. We're much Rratined a.
THE hearty response made TO their APP
peal for supplies
The donations Yesterday We're very
generous and acceptable. consisting Of
money fuel, groceries and other sup
plies
The capable matr0u and her corps OF
nurses served dainty refreshments TO
me many visitors who called. They
VIII always welcome any one WISH
ing 90 sr" the babies and the home
and and D. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11

The Junior Auxiliary Of tie Church OF
the Holy Comforter Will tender a compli-
wf MA - reception To- the girls Of the con-
noon in the lecture hail 81 the church.
Iae cry secretary OF the juniors Will give
an int resting talk and refreshments will
Dee served
Mstak'ng "a package Of corrosive SUBJ
innate for ga uWrl Mrs Frank H. Ueane
Wife Of Ca tain Frank H. Deauo. toot. "a
dos. Wednesday afternoon Mrs Dem
Nas mado iil for q time. but was frefl,-
ni"l shf uud oy Dr. Michaux. the fam-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
CASE DISMISSED.
Point Raised by Counsel for
Drugoists is Sustained

w 2. Martin. W. w Richardson. w
A. saunders and w. II. Shook. drug
glsts appeared in the Police Court yes
terday morning in Il continued case on
the charge OF having in their employ
unlicensed druggists. Counsel for the
defendants raised tho point that, as
the accused had already been placed in
jeopardy, IL was Illegal for them TO be
tried on the same charge again. The
point was sustained by the court and
the case was dismissed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11

q wound, from which the victim Sled ten
I"ys later and with HAVING, shot Lizzie
cay, was ca led In the Police Cont voe-
WIoay morning. The evidence was TOO
nlcaStc against Adams, and Jusffoe
January I9th e''o ~
Andns was captured Wednesday night
~ p Solored dive at No. l96 North sew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
TRAFFIC DELAYED.
Engine Runs Off Track Near
Byrd Street Station.

An engine Of the Richmond. Fred
cricksburg and Potomac Railroad. at
tachod To the Atlantic Coast Line Flori-
da Special. ran of the tracks near the
Byrd street station at o'clock yes
terday morning, and delayed traflic
over the line for some time.
No one was injured. and tho pas
SenBcrs were transferred to another
train and sent over the Atlantic Coast
Line from CloptOn and the belt limo to
AcCa- The tracks were cleared az 3
u-o-4ok NesLerlaN afLornoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Annexed Citizen in Police Court

wesley Pollard. resident OF the
newly annexed territory. was I'm Police
Court Yesterday morning on the charge
OF having been disorderly last Sundey.
lie was reported 10y Policeman Acres.
who endcavored 20 get the young man
TO comport himself properly. lie re-
Ceived O. round OF abuse FOR his pains
and then reported the case. Pollard
was fined five dollars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Mrs. Minor Visits Nicholson

Mrs Kate Peasants Minor. Of the
state Library. was "a very welcome Nis-
ltor TO Nicholson Public School yester-
day. She instructed the grammar
grades in how To make profitable use
OF the library. and also spent some
time with the primary grade pupils
and all OF the teachers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
No. 1910.
The Names
No. 1O4O.
BY ROBERT BROWNING.

'FRONT.' portrait auop-a,r o-s
sAeien nave already ~ 0s''A"'A
Snakespearelto such sounding. wha succeeds
FIFTY as silence? Fater he SPELL
Act follows word. the know full
Nor campers with its thann
Two names there That the Hebrew reads
With his soul if i fell
hcho back Numbered by earth. heaven and hell
oIIo own lnou dlust create U.S. Naught
we voice the other mans o mi
AWesouely lovingly: let
10 sight
All Of the issue
Shakespeares one remove
Tho dread-this finite hat infinite
1898 One published ,, CAV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Cards Ont

Mrs. Henry leo Valentine Of No 40
south Third Street has issued invitatiors
To- tea ON Tuesday afternoon Janua.,,
18th, from 4 to o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
ADAMS IN COURT.
Alleged Slayer of James Taylor
Under Arrest.

The case against Edward Adams. who ia
E narged with having shot James TAYLOR
on Christmas evening. lnluctinz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Mrs. tones to Entertain

-'s hampton Stewart Jones will DE-
thursday next. from 90 e O'Clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Poems You Ought to Know.

Whatever
win aIars
1870 N0 -0
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-18
Y. M. c. A. BEATS ATHLETICS
IN WELL PLAYED GAME
Crowd of Several Hundred Enthusi.
asts Witnessed Contest In
East End.

In one of the fastest ana hardest
fought battles seen In East End this
season, the nine of the local Young
Mems Christian Association defeated
the team of the Jefferson Athletic
Club by margin of to /. a crowd
of several hundred enthusiasts Wit
messed the game and applaudcd many
fast plays.
Tom Reynolds pitched a good game
for the Association and had his or
ponents guessing all the way. But
for several errors on the part OF the
fielders behind him he would have
scored shut out
Curry also pitched II good game
for the athletics. but he was sit safely
In several inings.
The score
Y. NJ. C. y. 40 OOO1 %
j. a. C. ....1 o 600 OIL
Batteries: Reynolds and Durbagc;
Curry and Bryant. Umpirc-Robcrt
Foley. Time of game-1h. som.
Curry also pitched n good game
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-18
Full Company Will Arrive Here
Friday and EnCanp IN
North Eng.
EXPECTS 70 LAND RACE TROPHY
Famous Running Team Will Begin
Training Upon Arrival of Company.
Reports Indicate That Big Crowds
From All over State are Coming to
Attend Convention.

About fifty strong the Harrison
burg volunteer fire department will
arrive here next Friday to attend the
Twenty-first annual convention of the
Virginia State Fircmans Association,
August rs, 30 and 30. The Harrison
burg company will camp in the North
End and will participate In the pa
radc OH August 30.
As SOON as tAc company goes in
TO camp, its running team will begin
practiclng for the reel races which
are to be held on the last day OF the
convention. The Harrlsonburg team
is one of the fastest in the State and
1t expects to carry on the first prize
In the race for State companies.
Famous Running Team.
The famous running team of the
Hagcrstown Md, fire company will
come here during the convention to
take part in the parade and the reel
contests on August 30. This team
has carried off the worlds honors at
the State association convention for
several years and expects to win
nrst prize Ill the world reel races
here this month.
Through the efforts of Mr.. John
Fralcy, chairman of the advertising
committee, the convention In New
port News has been well advertised
in Maryland, North Carolina and
Pennsylvania and 1t is expected that
many companies of those states will
send large delegations to the meet
ing. Practically all of the Virginia
companies have promised to send
large numbers TO the meeting here
this month.
Mr.. Charles O'Rourke who return
ed yesterday from HarrisonburG, and
states that in that section there is
considerable interest in the convcn-
tion and that all of the State COM
panies will send unusually large del
egations to Newport News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-18
sTEERAeE RATE WAR ON.
Transatlantic Lines Meet Cut OF
Russian Steamers.


NEW YORK, Aug Following
the inroads made OH the Storage
business by the two independent
steamship companies maintaining
service to Libau. Russia. by way OF
Rotterdam, the Hamburg American.
North German Lloyd, Red Star and
liollandAmerlcan lines have reduced
their stecragc rate to Hamburg. l,re
men. Antwerp and Rotterdam, re-
spectively, from $40 to $50. in order
to meet the Storage rate quoted to
Rotterdam by the Russian volunteer
fleet and the East Asiatic Steamship
Company.
Close upon this announcement
comes word from the Russian and
East Asatic companies that their
rate to Rotterdam. beginning today.
will be s23 A stceragc rate war
among the Atlantic steamship COM
panics Is therefore thing of the
present. AMI further announcement
was made by c. -. Richard & Co,
general agents here of the Russian
volunteer fleet. ana a. H. Johnson IL
Co, general agents of the East Asst
attic Steamship Company here. that
there was no telling what would hap
pen next.
At the Offices OF the Hamburg
American, North German Lloyd. Red
Star and IIolland-American lines It
wa ssaid that the $50 rate would hold
for the present. None of the Off
Gals of any OF these lines would ad-
nit that the cut from 1913 to 500 was
due TO a rate war, but they hl united
i'll saying that present conditions in
stcerage traffic demanded lower
rate" for outward passage only.
1t is not unlikely that the 50 cut
announced by the two Russian lines
will he me by a further cut on the
part of the four other transatlantic
lines mentioned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-18
METEOR FALLS. IN EAST OMAHA.
Tie Be DUG From Ground and Placed
In Museum

OMAHA, Aug. 17.-Fifty students
'of Creighton University have been
digging all day today in the swamps
of East Omaha for an immense me-
teor which fell there last night. The
work Is being done under the super.
vision of the astronomical depart
ment of the university, and when re-
covered the meteor will be placed in
the museum Of that school The me-
teor flashed across the heavens short
~ after 10 o'clock on Wednesday
night. and the impact with the earth
was felt all over East Omaha. Yes
terday morning the hole made by the
meteor in the soft earth was found
II is open for fvc feet. Dut the sides
cavcd in above the meteor and its
depth is unknown,
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SHIPPING REPORT
Saturday, August II, 1907.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Schooner Mary f. II. G. Dow, Muir
ray, Boston-to White Oak Coal Com
pany in ballast.
Schooner John B. Diemller, Ad-
ans. Boston-to New River Consoli-
dated Coal Company in ballast.
Barge Lancaster from Providence
to Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Agency
Company in ballast.
Barge Pottsville from Providence
to Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Agency
Company in ballast.
Barge Scully from Provldencc-to
c. II. Arnal in ballast.
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Second Presbyterian.

Rev. Thomas T. Hay, d. d., Of
Gainesville. Fla. vii preach at the
Second Presbyterian church this
morning at IL o'clock This evening
Rev \. II. Mccain. Of Odessa. Mo-.
VIII occupy the pulpit After the
morning service there will be bust.
mes meeting OF the congregation for
the purpose of calling Il pastor. The
church has been without a pastor
since April 10. when Rev. w. NJ.
Hunter presided.