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The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03

Funeral services over the remains of the late Fred Reinhardt, the unfortu. nate of the Keystone canyon shooting, was held this afternoop-at the rooms of U Undertaken DeMoss, Father Turnell officiating The rooms were crowded among those present being the Valdez officials of the Alaska Home Railway, Reynolds Alaska Development Com pany, several intimate German friends, and many of the business men of the city. In addition to the religious ser vice, Goi. SwanitZ spoke feelingly, eulogiZing the character and maDhood of the deceased, ana voicing the sym pathy of the entire community at his uhtimely death. Interment was in the new cemetery, to which large funeral cortege escorted the body.
 keeper at the R. A D, Go. mine at Horseshoe bay, has purchased an in- ttrest in the Mug saloon with Harry Cleveland. The name will be changed te the Red Front Mr. McNamara is ap old saloon man of Portland and the Pacific coast
 Buy residence lot cheap-for a future home. Harry R. Brown IS Co.
 Residence lot one hundred dollars, good location. Harry R. Brown x Co.
 On account of the breaking of the cable, which shuts off our telegraphic rtews, and in order to make some nec- aSsary changes in the PROSPECTOR office, there will be no Bulletin issued Friday and Saturday.
 :. The victims of the canyon shooting are getting along finely at the Good Samaritan Hospital, and today three of the four men who are still there were able to be up and around the room All the injured are rapidly convalesc- ing and are in best of spirits They age receiving many attentions from their friends, and the people generally, and have many callers who help them th while away the time.
 J. C. Martin left today for Seattle an the Santa Barbara.
 Watch the Home Railway and the Red Front Bar grow
 \ WANTED-Two pin boys-good pay i?Ieasaut work-Bowling Alley
 , WANTED-Two to five room house or cabin furnished or unfuruished. Apply C. $. Bratton, with Valdez rraus fer Go
 f Cheap homes save rent Harry R. Brown & C.. * z Leave your collections with Harry x Brown < Go. x F Strictly Home Cooking, Mrs. Cor. don. Seventh and Broad way. Old Lynch residence.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03
Seal Of Kentucky DistiIIing Co.

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The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03
II. :. WATERMAN C. w. HARRINGTON Waterman & Harrington
 VALDEZ. ALASKA Mining E Engineers
 ASSAY OFFICE

ENamn"''"n>, Nine Management, Survey tuIu.. ..... .............. $l .5O it1ib tnN silver ..... ,.......... .... 2.GU Copper .. ..... ......................l JO LrHd ........ ..... ....... ... ...... 50 Gold, silver and Lead ............. 3ju Gold and Copper. ..................... 500 HOld, silver and Copper. ............ 3.JO GOld, silver, Copper and Le Jd .......... 4.5O Gold and silver Umpire re................ J.UO Iron ............ ....................... loo sulphur. Alrm mum, Tin, Platinum,
 Quicksilver, Zinc Nickel, Cobalt,
 Chromium, etc ......................... GOO Coal including Sulphur .............. 1000 Nlii tcstS ................ ......... .Sl5 tO $3O ore "nhlvsiS. S.......................$lO .$lO and up
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
RESIDENCE PROPERTIES AND MANUFACTURING SITES
 FOR SALE OR LEASE

Fine business corner occu-
 pied by Bowling Alley at $20000 Lot facing Court House on
 Reservation Avenue 4,7OO Lot, Hobart nr. Broadway 27O0 House and Hobart near
 Mckinley Hall 750 House and Lot on B'dway 1,200 Lots on Sherman Street,
 near Reservation Ave. $50 House & Lot near Hobart 1900 Valdez Real Estate Agency
 Come and talk it over
 if you want to Lease, Buy or Sell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
WORK, NOT spooNlNG
Had Many Chances TO be
.SOmeb0dy'a Darling"

fStenographer Had Many Chance. 10 he
somebody's DarlinE.'
CHICAGO. November 23.-This plea
OF a good. attractive girl as set forth
In the advertising columns OF Chi-
lcagO newspaper has brought her more
than 100 replies:
I want to be somebody's stenosra-
pher or bookkeeper: not his sweetheart.
1 have benin Chicago three days an
swering want ads. and I've had more
chance to be Somebody's darling
than ever knew existed. II there is
a man in Chicago who needs help and
would rather have girl attending to
business than making goo-goo eyes. I
should like to hear from him. I al
ready have a sweetheart OF my own.
Such Is the plant Of Miss Julia G.
'Dunkirk OF Indianapolis. who said
wistfully:
81 don't believe much III chivalry
any more. In one Office bald -headed
man asked me; DO you live with your
ipeople?
.'My people are not In the city:
am alone said.
"T am very much alone myself he
replied MY wife doesn't caro- for the
aires or late suppers. and have lot
of time at thy disposal.'
"'But I'm a stenographer, venteur-
ed. And not gentleman's mald.
g Spirited. Ire said. Il like It. You
have pretty hand and he reached
out to take 1t. ! made my escape and
tried the next one"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
.D'ARKLE PROVES
SURPRISE OF DAY
Quoted at 80 to i, the Outsider
Wins Over Fast
Field.
0RAcULUM LANDS IN FIRST
The 4-to-5 Favorites Justify.
Backers-Russell t. Is
Winner Also.
DRAcuLuM LANDS IN FIRST

WASHINGTON. November e2.-Four
fayorites were defeated on a muddy
track at Bennings to-day. The high
weight handicap was an easy victory
for Oraculum. D'Arkle, at 80 to I, and
better. furnished the surprise for the
day in winning the third race. The
summarizes:
gFirst race-Highweigh Handicap.
six furlongs. Columbia course-Oracu-
lum a to 81 first. Right and True 60
to 100 second, Workman 60 to 81 third.
Time, 1911.
Second race-onc mile. Columbia
coursc-Trash g to ~ first. Fancy
Bird a to ~ second. Rappahannock
-(out) third. Time. 1:45.
Third race--One mile and forty
yards. Columbia course-DArkle t25
to u first. Weirdsome e LIZ to ~ Sec
lond.. Oxford e to 81 third. Time, 1:47.
Fourth race-Six furlonss-Colum-
sbia course Russell IT, G5 to 90. AMI
out) first. Kenipton Geo to u second
George G. Hall (even) third. Time
1913 3-5.
Fifth race--Handicap. six furlongs
Columbia course-1ncognito e to ~
first, Miss Catesby a to - second
Dixie Hipmel (out) third. Time. 1918.
Sixth race-seven furlongs, Colu:n-
bia course-Higginbotha (e 1-2 to u
first. Royal Lady &C toS5) second, FL
dorado touD third. Time. 1880 2-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
in the light Of these past records. Yale
will win another victory Tomorrow,
aud the betting odds on the result are
alt1ost productive.
VANDERBILT is BEATEN
Judge Moore's Pride o. Pridcx Wins
blue Over Sildcld Venus.

NEW YORK. November 22.-Thc
horse show nears its end, and society
lis making the most of the last days
and attending the exhibition in large
numbers. Despite the Indictment wealth
cr, the boxes were web filled with So
ciety folks. while hundreds of visitors
thronged the promenade. The prin-
cipal event of the day was the middle
weight class for hunters not over five
years old. and first prize was taken by
Skylark. owned by Henry V. Colt. In
the Shetland pony class for mares or
geldings. Elliott OF Pittsford. from the
Pittsford Farm. won tho blue ribbon,
while Reginald vanderbilts chestnut
ge!dings. Frocks and Frills, orcd at
Sandy Point Farm. won the honor for
ponies above IS hands 3 inches and
not exceeding II hands. Vanity Fair
and Palblnett. the entry of Carr Broth
ers. took second prize.
There was smart contest to-day
between Judge William H. Moore and
Reginald Vanderbilt for honors in the
class for harness horses moro than Is
hands in height and not exceeding 10
hands inches Judge Moore drove
Pride O. Prides and Mr.. Vanderbilt
drove Sllfield Venus. The judges
awarded the blue ribbon to Pride o.
Prides
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
HOLD STRIKERS; DENY BAIL

Cuban Judge Issues warrant for View
on Naturalization Charge.
HAVANA. November Ga strong
force OF detectives and police, under
the command OF Jorez Verona, chief OF
the secret police. tonight rait1ed
meeting In hall on Reina Street, OF
the Federation of the Committee OF
Labor. and arrested all those present.
numbering some gao persons, including,
respectively president and secretary OF
the committee. All the prisoners were
locked up, bail being refused.
Sanchez and Prieto were arrested
last night on the complaint of u build
en- named Quitana, charging them with
instigating the striking masons to In
timidate nonunionists In his employ
but both were released on bail.
Quintana this afternoon renewed his;
Mwyres who. taking into consideration
numerous other instances OF intinlida-,
ton to which his attention had been
called, issued warrant OF arrest With
meeting on the charge OF conspiracy to
disturb the public order, the allega-s
ton being that the men had gathered
for the purpose of receiving orders,
nit acts Of intimidation and violencs
upon upionfsts. The meeting was
about to be called 10 order WREN the
police broke In. a panic followed. but
no resistance was offered to the off
GERS by the workmen. the leaders
.CounseltnE submission,
After the removal Of the prisoners.
detectives seized and searched all pas
pers and records OF the committee
There Ia much Indignation in lahnr cir-
Giles over the action OF the judge in
mason. struck by stone thrown by a
striker yesterday. died tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
Ducl.y Holmes an owner.

whose chief claim to eminence Is the
way he stirred up trouble in the Ma
tional League by '.sassing" Andrew
Freedman some years ago, Is to be
the owner Of the Sioux City team in
1908. While With the White Sox few
years back "Ducky" threw four men
out at the. plate In one game. which Is
a record for a .lnajor league outfielder.
Der j. William, for once. he received
two messages from Ban Johnson.
which started a ferd that has only
been temporarily bridged. The first
said:
Accept these fish with my conapli-
ments." the second read: "Holmes Is
indefinitely suspended
As an example OF tact this never has
been beaten.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
WEDDING WAS SURPRISE,
Friends OF Mr.. Hamilton aud Miss
Howard Did Not Know Their Plnns.

Special to The Times Dlspatch.l Il
s CHRISTI ANSBURG, VA November
22.--Nows has Just been received hero
OF the marriage Of Miss Alice M. How.
ard, the attractive daughter of Mrs,
Reulah Howard, OF Floyd Courthouse,
to Mr. Robert j. Hamilton at Rockville,
Md, on Saturday, November 10th.
Miss Howard had been In I4ynchburg
for several months, and Is we'll Known
in christiansburg, Mr.. Hamilton Is
secretary and treasurer OF the Mont
gomery LIME Kiln Company, and has
been exceedingly popular during Ms
two years stay here.
Tho young couple will Cspand a few
weeks at the home OF the sroom's
parents, In Boston. Mass, They Will
spend q month or more In Chr,stiansf
burg and then go to Boston to- live.
THE news 0f the marriage comes
as the greatest surprise to even the
most intimate friends OF the bride and
groom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23

Were the vessels now building, how-
ever, to bo included In the estimate
france would pass the United States,
Our sister republic would then stand
second TO Great Britain, with q tons
nago of Ss61ie an against q tonnage
Of l,s21,610 for tho leader. The United
States would hold third place, With d
tonnage OF 77i,75S. Tho other naval
powers would stand in the same reln-
tive positions MS they do to-day, al
though each would show a substantial
increase,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
For a Private Residence or
Club House.

The new and attractive cottage in
the old colonial style, erected for Wal-
ter Baker & Co.'S exhibit at the
jamestown Exposition. Is for sale, to-
gether With the lot Of land on which
a clear title, at the end OF the on
position. The house Is built In d thor
Iough and substantial manner, and iis d
fine example at the New England cots
Etage In the tirte OF the Revolution.
1t Is admirably adapted for the pur-
pose OF n game club or for a family
residence in fall or winter, II is open
TO inspection at any time, and all par
lis in charge of the Baker exhibit, or
of Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. AZ Broad
Street, Boston, Mass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
PERSONALS AND Dl,IEFs.

Mrs w. II. .Jacokes, of Clarksburs.
w. Va. who has been the guest OF her
sisters. Mrs. P. S. Crutchtleld and Mrs.
tel Washington. .. c.
Mr.. Charles w. Floyd, who has bSen
visiting his daughters, Mrs. p.
Crutchfield and Mrs. D. w. Vaughn.
left yesterday for his home on the
James River. @
Miss Ellen w. Bruce. OF Berry HIM.
Halifax county. is Visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm Graeme Bruce, at the Chester
field Apartments. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
WILLIAM AND MARY HOPEFUL
unbcnten Eleven Has Gone TO lamp
den-Sldney to Play To-Day.


dem Sidney to Play To-Day.
Especial to The Times DispatchI
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, November go.
The William and Mary football squad
left this morning for Hampden-S Sidney
College, where they will play the sec
ond game in the championship series
tomorrow afternoon.
The team was In. excellent trim and
eager for the contest when they left
here, and 1t is generally expected by
supporters of the team that they Will
win. but 1t will be only by hard fight
and narrow margin. AT any rate, that
is what the team expects,> and what
they have been preparing for all the
week.
The game should be a spectacular
one. Sidney has defeated the
strong Ashland team, and so has VIII
liam and Mary-both games being hot
~ contested and finally won only by
narrow margins. The chances. how
ever, would seem to be in favor of
William and Mary, as Hampden-Sidney
has been considerably weakened since
that time by the loss Of its star player.
The effect OF this loss was clearly
shown In the game with Richmond
College.
The William and Mary squad has
been put through a week of hard prac.
tice since It's victoy over Randolph
Macon, and several new plays have
been formulated that will be used in
to-morrow's game and the Thanksgiv-
Ing game with Richmond College.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
Howltaer. rs. Che.tnut mn.

4 game OF football is scheduled to
be played to-day between two strong
local elevens, the Richmond Howitzers
and Chestnut XIII. on tho Christ
Church Athletic Grounds at 4 P. NJ. 1t
promises. to be an interesting game
Last Saturday the Chestnut Hill
team played the strong Tiger eleven to
a standstill. score 5 to S. and on No
vember eth they defeated an eleven
from Manchester by a score Of 10 TO
@. On October Goth they played an
eleven from Fulton. which resulted In
neither side scoring. The Howltzers
We're defeated by the Tigers by a score
of 10 to 0 on October 9Th, and last
Saturday played Fulton a to o game
on the Christ Church Grounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
Hampdcn-sidney Crippled.
Heaters Estimate Shows Large De.
creAae From Last Year.

. NEW oRLEANS. LA. November "a
Secretary Hester's statement Of the
world's visible supply Of cotton, issued
s,72T336. against 3.523.361 last week
and 4,o36.336 last year or this tho
total of American cotton is 2.92S,3G0,
against 2y737,4S5 last week and 3.260.336
last year. and OF all other Kinds, in-
Guiding Egypt. Brazil, India. etc. 1885,.
SIS, against 7S5,716 last week and 1885,
900 last year. OF the worlds visible
supply Of cotton there Is now ahoat
mental Europe, 2.2oT, 900, against 1861
900 last year. In Egypt. 10000. against
l71000 last year: in India, cs5,0OO.
against $4,000 last year, and In the
United States. 1,2iS,000, against 1,6S4,-
900 last wear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23

Great Britain leads tho world in
swar.shp tonnage, Figures compiled
at the Office OF naval intelligence at
washington show this result. iii CONF
pleted war-sllips Great Britain shows
n tonnage Of ,1,6as,1le. the United
States following, with tonnage or
l611.6ls; France Is third. will, tom
mage Of 600,07a; Germany fourth, with
a tonnage OF 520,Oa2i japan next, with
d tonnage OF 374,70t.s Russia, Italy
and Austria follow in the order named,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
MIDDLEsEx GETS BRUSH
Fox IL Run Down After Fine Chasc,
and Killed In Omen.

and Killed In Open.
Especial to The Times Dispatct.1
LEESBURG. VA, November 22-The
s1idelesex hounds were out to-day on
the Globe farm. owned by Robert II.
Cray. near North, Fork. The hounds
were hounted by Edward Coleswortl,,
huntsman. in the absence of the mas
ter. A. Henry Higginson, in Boston.
The cast wis made on the Globe.
scent found and followed for several
miles across adjoining farms and then
back where the fox was put in and
then uncovered, and after a short run,
killed in the open.
The members OF the club. with their
guests, Messrs. Z. B. White and w.
{. Eustis, enjoyed the run. Clarence
Moore, of Washington, with a large
hunting stable. Will hunt regularly
with the Loudoun and Middlesex Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
Hastings Court.

4 Alice Adams Joined tho penitentiary gang
She was convicted In the Hust-9
ngs Court on q charge OF grand larceny,
the evidence showing that she had robb,i
John Miller OF $S7. IT was such o cldart
case that she had no chance.
Law and Equity Court.
Suit was Hled In tho Law; and Equity
Court Yesterday BY the Pollard Morris Co.
Urc) against w. W. Edwards for st73d;.
City Circuit Court.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday =
vetllct for the defendant WAS rendered In
tile case of Hardin Burnley against the Pos
tai telegraph and Cable Company.
4 The case of w. G. Pond against thu
Passenger and Power Company for $1,000 u
OH trial In the Circuit Court ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
WORLDS COTTON SUPPLY.
Two of Hest Players Are Confined to
Beds by Illness.
n AnrpnEN. S1DNEy cora

HAAIPDEN-SIDN COLLEGE, No
vember 22,-The William and Mary
football team arrived this afternoon
for their game with Hampden- Sidney
tomorrow. The visitors are in good
condition, which is far from true about
the home team. Several of the men
have been sick IN bed Mast week and
the early part of this week, and
Quarterback Foster and Thayer.
centre. are still sick in bed, and willno
be out for some days yet. Therefore
there will be number of substitutes
In the game. and William and Mary
should be able to win without great
difficulty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
ODDS ON YALE
Harvard Has Won hut -Four Games Out
OF 'THenty-Flvc.

3 8s3153l .Of 'TWNhtX-FlVc,
cANIBRIDGIs,4A MASS. November a.
The football season In the East VIII
biennial game In the stadium on Sol
disrs' FIELD betwe en- Harvard and Yale.
Nearly 10000 people will witness the
contest. and 1t is probable that q very
great majority win go out to the field
another to her long list OF victories
over the Crimson. American football
betwsen the two universities dates
from 1875. when Harvard defeated Yale
at New Haven By four goals and four
toucRdowns tonothing. In the twenty
six games which have followed, to-
inorrow's contest being the tWenty-
eighth. HARVARD has repeated that first
Yale has carried on the honors In
nineteen matches three meetings being
without result and ~ fourth forfeited
by Harvard 1T is thought, therefore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
BY Mcveigh & CHM,
Real Estate Agents,
No. 1tt2 e. Main Street.
---.--
AUCTION SALE
No. AZ S. Pine ST.

AS executrix OF Elizabeth Virginia
Glenn. and In pursuance Of decree OF
tho Chancery Court of the city OF Rich
tnotld. entered on the 18th day Of Mo-
vember. 1907, II, the suit styled "Elizn-
beth Virginia Glenn VS.. Charles j. BIZ.
lups and others I will sell. on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2s. 1907.
at 4 o'clock p. NJ. the frame dwelling
and lot known as No. io3 South Pine
StreAt.
The lot fronts 30 feet. more or less.
on the west line OF Pine Street, Between
Automatic and Spring Streets. and runs
back $50 feet. more or less. to an alley.
TERMS: one-third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash. and the
balance at two equal credits Of six and
twelve. months. the credit payments to
be evidenced by negotiable notes OF TIN,
purchaser with interest added from the
day OF sale. and secured by deed Of
trust on the property. or for all cash,
at the option Of the purchaser.
anna DOMAIN,
ESecutriy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23

Ebert Hubbh.U says that art ~
nothing but the beautiful way OF do.
Ing things. and he thinks It's mighty
sight better to have few things and
have en- nice and artistic than to have
whole lot OF cheap circus stun.
heard Fred and Nelson telling that
we always got out OF the fine suits
frat. and whenever we had extra nice
duds for men and boys and thought
wo couldn't sell 'em because they were
n little too nice. that they were the
very first ones that we were shy on,
but that we had about twice as much
fine tailored stuff this year as usual,
and they think that everybody can be
pleased this fail.
Some one has said. There never
was so much room for the best az
there Is to-day" WILLIE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
coAcI,Al..N TRIES TO KILL.
John c. Stevenson Has Desperate Encounter
With Demcnted Man.

r DI.OoMINGToN, ILL. November a9,--
Edgar N. Jennings. for twelve years q
ccachman In tho employ OF John G. Steven
son, a capitalist, attempted to-day to shoot
NJ. Stevenson. The latter seized the revolt
yer aimed at his head and fought his as
shllant until help arrived. Jennings was
believed that Jennings became suddenly ds-
Mr.. Stevenson Is a brother OF thu
former Vice President or the United states
Hon, Adlai u. Stevenson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23

Mr.. Chief Justice Fuller, who has
been in the city since last Tuesday.
attending the sessions OF the United
States Circuit Court Of Appeals. and
who was stopping at the Jefferson, left
Thursday night over the seaBoard Air
Line Railway for his home in Washing
ton. Mr.. Claude NJ. Dean, the deputy
clerk of the court, escorted the CHIEF
Justice and his daughter, Mrs. Francis,
to the train.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23
Deep Run Hunt Club.

The regular weekly meet Of the
Deep Run Hunt Club will be had at
3:45 P, M. to-day Mt Rio Vista A good
run Is arranged, and q fair field Is
expected to follow The hounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23


BY. virtue of decree OF the fitch
mond Chancery Court In re Andrews,
Guardian, vs.. Andrews ct all. entered
January IS, 1893. appointing the I'M
4ersignsd special commissioners -.
that purp0he. we will seli at public
auction. on the premises,
NC vEMgER 18TH, 1890 p. NJ.
eight building lots as above. fronting
together $50 feet at the northeast
corner OF Linden and Albemarle streets.
VIII be sold as whole or divided as
above. as may be decided at the sale.
This Is the largest lot In this densely
populated district. and just the place
to build to advantage. and is also a
good LOCATION for marble yard, lumber
or wood and coal yard
TERMS: One.fourth cash: balance
g. 1o and 10 months. negotiable notes,
with interest added; title retained TIL
purchase money is paid and cotiveyatice
ordered by the court. Sale being made
subject to confirmation b.. ~ c-.-t.
A. w. PATTERSON.
a. G. COLI.tNS,
HILL. MONTAGUE.
Special Commissioner
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., Auc-
tioneers
The bond required in above deere'
&c. O.. SAy1LLE. Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23

state Senator G. Harding Walker, OF
Northumberland, and Mr.. ]. S. Ware,
or Berryvllle, are at Murphy's. They
are members OF the board of visitors
OF the State Female Normal School at
Farmville. ana are on their way home
from meeting OF that body. They
say that only routine business was
transacted at tho meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-23

Yale Take. 1890 Cnmbride Seats.
Yale men have applied for 1890
seats for the football game ut Cam
th,idge to-day, and distribution has
bcen made.