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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
Murder of a Sparrow
Makes "Tip" Unpopular
Census Bureau Loses Caste, Because Women
Clerks Find Him Holding in His Jaws
the Assassinated Bird.

Thereupon. TIP waves his plume
fuTiously. moves in rapid circles. and
finally gives vent 10 heart-breaking
meow, meow" This has the ee-
sired effect and Tips" nose is soon I'm
mersed IN the saucer Of rich milk.
But all Is not pretzel and cheese, even
IN catland. Tip came very near
meeting an tgnominious death not long
ago. 1t was at the very quietest hour
OF the census working day:
In Hot Pursuit.
Suddenly there was a scream and n
rush, and Tip" with his TAN swollen
10 an enormous size, EiS ears laid back
and his graceful body elongated TO its
fun length. burst into the corridor, fol-
lowed by a dozen OF the female en-
ployes, each hurting rulers. stamp blot
tiers, empty bottles, and other missiles,
not 10 mention numerous epithets. such
as ''scoUndreI,'' rascal" the wretch, /"
etc.
Meanwhile Tip made good his
escape. bearing IN his mouth the hap
less. limp body Of an unfortunate spar
row. which after long, patient watch
ing and skillful hunting, he had cap
tured-
Since this incident Tip has not been
so unanimously popular as he was be-
fore ris bloOdthiTsty procliYitiez be-
came 50 much in evidence.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
BRIDAL MYSTERIES
ATTACK WOMEN
Bridesmaid and Companion
Start Screaming in the
Street.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2A-Marital troubles
began early with Charles Barnes, who
arrived in this city from Tarrytown on
his bridal trip. accompanied by Mrs
Barnes and Miss Kate Davis. the brides
maid and lifelong friend OF Mrs. Barnes.
Arrived at Thirty-fourth street and
Third avenue, on their way TO call on
some friends, Miss Davis was suddenly
seized with an attack of hysteria, and
began 10 weep ard scream.
Her cries attracted a crowd, and sew
eTal hundred persons soon gathered
found the three and offered all kinds OF
advice TO the worried Mr.. Barnes. Mrs.
Barnes, highly concerned over the condi-
tion Of her bridesmaid. could do little
Save beg her TO be stiu.
Then some bystander sent in a call
for an ambulance. and DIT. Rice. of
Bellevue Hospital. responded. He found
that the woman would have to go to a
hospital, as her condition was rapidly
becoming serious.
Then Mrs. Barnes broke down and
began screaming just as Miss Davis had
a short time before. Again a crowd
was re-enaeted. Mr.. Barnes trying to
A4s4HN MS VIE anu AAiS 4aNbEA ST ls5 sims
with all her might &c escape from his
hold.
In the meantime DR.. Rice had gone to
the hospital with Miss Davis Hardly
had he arrived when another call came
in few moments Mrs. Barnes and her
husband were reunited in ward "a. They
will be held there until Mr.. Barnes
fakes them both home.
wedding trips cannot be thoroughly
enjoyed" he said, If one takes the
bridesmaid along"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24

Tip is the mascot OF The Census Bu-
reau, and has nothing 10 do with the
one that has been causing the police OF
the city so much anxiety, which is 50
intimately associated with horse racing.
He Is a large, symmetricallH formed
specimen Of the feline class. as black as
the blacklist of black cats. but beauti-
fully marked with white forepaws, and
an extraordinarily long tail tipped with
about an inch Of pure white.
At about the hour when the lady who
presides over the official telephone
makes her appearance in the morning.
Tip" marches into the room Is ma
jesticaily as the drum-major OF Straus'
Royal Vienna Band, waving his white
tipped tail with as much pride as a sol
died waves his battlehag.
Zip" Waits for Food
Before the Hello Lady has laid aside
her hat and wraps. Tip Is standing
before her swinging MS white-tipped
bator. and silently, but eloquently.
pleading for his dejeuner without fork
or spoon. The lady then produces a can
OF milk and a saucer and asks Zip" II
he wants his breakfast, as II there could
be any doubt on that subject
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
WILL WEIGH THE MAIL
IN CARS IN OCTOBER

Joseph Stewart, chairman of the
special postal committee having in
charge the six months weighing OF tie
mails, said today the month Of Octo-
Der had been selected in which to con-
duct The weighing for thirty days in
all postal and apartment cars.
1t is also stated that the commission
is successfully conducting the six
months weighing OF the mails originat-
ing in. every postofice in the United
States. The mails are being weighed in
the various postOff1ces. the foreign mails
being weighed separately from the do
nestle, aud each Of these classes being
divided into the various subclasses.
It has also been determined to con-
duct the seven days count Of the mail
some time during the month of October
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
PLOT To KILL
PRESIDENT DIAZ
IS FRUSTRATED
Four Men Arrested in
Los AngeleS-Creel to
Decide Fate.
Have Been Chased Over
Western Half of the
Country.

Los ANGELES. Aug PA plot to as
Fssssinate President Diaz has been frus-
trated here. It is claimed that the
movement was headed by Antonio Z.
TVlnaTial, formerly OF St. Louis, who has
He'd a large Mexican revolutionary tunta
he once escaped from the United States
authorities.
The men arrested are Ricardo Flores
iAfargar. president Of la Junta, for
whose arrest the Mexican government
IS said to have offered a reward Of s2O.-
COO; Librado Rivera, secretary; Mo-
iSesto Diaz. editor of La Revolution, one
of four papers published by La Junta,
and VillariaL
Was Awaiting Deportation.
The latter escaped from jail in FL
Paso while awaiting deportation on
charges connected with an incipient rev.
years ago.
The men in custody have been hunted
through the Western half of the United
states 70 Mexico.
Private Detectives Work..
The arrests were made by Thomas
Furlong, head Of a private detective
4agency in ST Louis. where La Junta for
a time was established. and where q
proclamation calling for the overthrow
sDf the Mexican government was issued.
The course which will be pursued in
their case probably viii be dictated BY
Enrique Creel. Mexican ambassador to
the United states. who is expected 70
arrive In Los Angeles tomorrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
EXAMINATION LISTS SENT
TO ANNAPOLIS CLASSES

Examination lists were sent out from
the Navy Department today by Chief
Clerk Leonard Draper, Of the Naval
Academy division. TO the members or
the academy class OF 'o6, and TO several
members Of the class Of % for examIEa-
ton for their final graduation
Tho list includes about 100 graduates
Of the class Of 08, who are prepared to
take the final examination. after hav-
ing two years at sea- following the
completion Of their four years course
at Annapolis. Aside from these, tvFen-
ty-four members Of the class Of '05,
who failed to pass their finals last
year, will come I'D for REORGANIZATION.
-Four who were turned back cut OF The
class OF %, because Of their failure TO
qualify. win be given another oppor-
tunity this time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
GAMES Of POKER
WILL GET A CALL

Everything is in readiness for a sen-
eral raid upon the various poker games
said 10 be fiourishing in the District. ac-
cording to q statement made by Com
missioner West today
After discussing the question with
Major Sylvester. Mr.. West has come TO
the conclusion that the dragnet should
be gotten out for the proprietors and
managers OF sO-caIled clubs. which are
very numerous In the District
MANY Of these are nothing more than
professional gambling houses" said Mr..
West" and the police are now collecting
evidence to raid these clubs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
OKLAHOMA CITY
WELCOMES TAFT

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Aug. "a
Secretary of War Taft arrived here this
morning. and was greeted by the largest
crowd the city has ever known
All day yesterday and last night visit
OTIS came into town 10 see and hear the
War Secretary. who tonight al Conven-
ton Hall will sound the keynote OF the
campaign OF the Republican party for
supremacy in controlling the new State
of Oklahoma.
A monster parade will be held this
afternoon
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
ALLOW OPIUM VICTIM
CHANCE TO REACH FATHER

Because he desired to communicate
with his father in Texas the case Of
young Sidney H. Reed, who Is charged
with having robbed room IN the house
Of his landiady while under the in
fluence Of opium was continued in the
Police Court this morning.
Reed engaged board with Mrs. Emma
Cooksey, OF SIS I street northwest, who
caused the young mans arrest and &C
cused him of attempting to open the
trunk of another rerson who has room
IN the house.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
MAN Is FOUND DEAD
At OLYMPIA HOTEL

NJ c. Carr. thirty years Of age, was
found dead at 1880 o'clock this norm
ing in room at the Olympia Hotel
46s Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
where he had been stopping since
Thursday. Death was due to natural
causes. Carr was formerly employed
as bartender at the Keystone Hotel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
The Easy Meal

has GRAPE-NUTS its foundation. Ideal on hot days
because GRAPENUTS requires cooking and is at the
time perfect food.
perfect hot weather breakfast, made up of GRAPE
NUTS and fruit sofcooked eggs and bit of
crisp toast starts the day right keeps the blood cool and
body and brain well nourished.
Compare the cool contented GRAPE-NUTSfed man
with your meat-fed neghbor who is swelterng
and miserable.
You don't have to cook GRAPE-NUTS for the reason
that this food cooked perfectly at the factory This
cooking is done scientific principles that all the
sarches of the grains transformed until they ready
for immediate digestion and yet all the good of the grains
is left in.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
School Board Meets.

A special meeting Of the city school
board was held at the Peabody building.
corner OF King and Alfred streets. last
evening. President Bryant presided
The meeting was called for the purpose
Of filing the vacancy in the schools
caused by the death OF William II.
Greenwich. a teacher in the Washington
School for Boys. Gerald Jones, son 0f
DR.. 7. Marshall Jones, was elected 70
I'LL the vacancy at q salary OF f65 q
month.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
on TRAcK or MISSING RoY.

Parents of Charles E. harrington, six
teen year old, who has been missing
since Tuesday from his home, 42s Eighth
street southeast, believe that the boy
has gone to Charlottesville, Va. He was
seen about noon yesterday with two other
boys OF about the same age, who are
said 30 nave remarked that they were
waiting to board 2 freight train for
Charlottesville
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
CHICAGO MAYS PARTNER MOVED.

LONDON. Aug. 4.-Smith. the man
who was sentenced with Chicago May
to penal servitude for life for attempting
the murder OF Guerin. has been trans
ferred from PeHtonviIle prison 10 Dart
moor. where he viii serve the FIRST por-
ton Of his sentence.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
Cation Goes to Maine.

James r eaton. OF this city. left Alex
sndria for Portland. Ne. today. sir.
Cation goes 20 attend the annual con-
vention OF the American Bar Associa-
tion,~ which viii convene IN that city
next week. he IS chairman OF the STATE
Bar Association delegation from Vir-
Riula
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
MAN FREED 10 BE ARRESTED.

It is expected that john w. Harvey.
sherfT OF westmorelcnd county, Va.
will arrive in washington tomorrow to
take back William c. Nash, wanted on
a charge OF forgery. 1t Is alleged that
in June 1906, Nash forged the name Of
Charles Harper TO a check for a nominal
sum. Nash recently served a six
months sentence here for staeling an
overcoat.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
ROBBERY THE RULE
ALL THROUGH CITY
Owner of Store Has Money
Jerked From
Counter.
Houses, Vacant and Occu-
pied, Pillaged by Bold
Thieves.

Numerous robberies In all sections Of
the city are engaging the attention. OK
the police OF all the precincts. The
Headquarters men have been working
overtime, but. despite their vigilance,
the thieves continue 10 operate.
An unusually bold robbery vas sue
cessfully carried out by two negroes who
entered the store of Mrs. Caroline
Rocher. at 4l3 X street northwest. yes
terday afternoon, and offered 10 sell her
q copper ball. Mrs. Rocher was waiting
on another customer al Ehe time. and
told the men 70 wait until she had dn-
ished. After making change. she laid
her pocketbook on the counter. and
turned 10 hand the money 70 the Gus
toner. As she did so one OF the negroes
grabbed the purse, and the two ran from
the store.
Several persons were IN front OF the
place at the time. but the negroes ran
down the street and disappeared around
q corner before an alarm could be gwen.
The pocketbO0k contained s.. The police
have been furnished with a description
Of the men.
Snstches Her Pocketbook.
Adeil. Brooks, servant employed by
DR.. Louis Maekan. jr-, OF so44 street,
was accosted by a white man in front
Of the physicians residence late yester-
day afternoon, and robbed OF her pocz-
etbook- Just as she was about TO 80 Up
the steps the man approached from be-
hind and grabbed the purse from her
hand. II contained S5.25. The woman
says she can identity the thief
Moy Lee, who conducts a laundry on
the first floor Of 'sl4 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest and occupies the second
floor as living apartments, reported that
s64 had been stolen from bureau
sq e9Ilod eva PIol TsPssIsO sqL 'IsApIP
suspected cOlored woman who had
been employed BY him. and who left
was 81.
wilcox, reported the larceny OF twenty
nve watermelons while the boat was
lying at the foot Of Eleventh street
southwest yesterday.
EnOch @. Skinner. proprietor II q
lunch room al Thirteenth and D streets
southeast reported that so had been
stolen from bureau drawer IN a rear
room.
Theft From Cupboard.
A pocketbook containing SO was stolen
yesterday from cupboard in the home
Of Mrs. Fannie Taylor. 40 Ninth street
southwest. Henry J. oliver. living az the
same address, reported so IN bills stolen
from his room The police suspect 4
man who engaged a room al the house
for a few days and LETT yesterday.
Miss NJ E. Honey. u Cleveland. Ohio,
reported the larceny OF three rings from
her room at the National Hotel yester-
day.
/ Entrance was gained BY thieves 20
1 the vacant house at 29l0 r street north
west and the building stripped Of al
plumbing snd gas fixtures. Gas fixtures
and lead pipe have also been stolen from
| the houses az So and 81 Twenty-fiTSt
street.
Three rolls Of carpet valued at $50
were stolen yesterday from the resi-
dence OF Mrs r A. Dssey I429 Eighth
street northwest.
| There have been several bicycle thefts
within the last few days and numerous
! robbsries OF minor importance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24

Lewis II. Machen will deliver a speech
in the interest OF his candidacy for the
State senate at Vienna this evening. A.
J. Wedderburn and r. +. Thornton, the
two other candidates for the state SEN
ate, have also been invited 20 be present
and deliver speeches.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
Notes and Personals.

The Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Methodist Protestant Church will hold q
meeting at the home OF r. L. Tyler IN
Del Ray next Tuesday evening
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
Slips Up IN Dark.

After the camp had retired Higgins,
it is charged. crept to the tent occupied
by Bradley and Mullenberg. and wiGded
the knife. Bradley rushed from the
tent and fell unconscious in the cap
tain's quarters. Extra. guards were
thrown out. TIA camp alarmed, and
Higgins arrest followed.
The tournament closes this evening
and the attention o. the camp now turns
10 the National team, individual and
pistol matches next Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday.
Lieut.. Col. r. X. Evans, fifth United
States Infantry, is the executive officer
OF the matches
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
Hazing Epds in Murder.

A camp hazing has resulted in the
death OF one man and a charge Of muir
der against the hazer's victim. Private
Major Hug ina, Of Company H, Ohio
National G., ard, is today in the guard
house
Corporal William Bradley is in the
camp hospital, stabbed in tae chest and
abdomen. while Fred Mullenbefg, a pri-
vate, was cut in the. back and under the
right arm. Bradley's condition is criti-
cal.
The stabbing occurred last night after
Higgins. charged with doing the stab
bing, had been hazed by his comrades.
The nazing is said to have been ex-
tremeiy severe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24

Sister Bethlehem, the recently ap-
pointed Superior OF ST 8fary's Academy.
arrived in this city yesterday and to-
day assumed her duties At the Academy
Sister Bethlehem comes from ST. Mary s
College, Indiana
Leo 2. Harlow has bought from John
D. Normoyle, agent for Edward 7.
Stunkei, OF Washington, two building
lots IN Del Ray. Alexandra county.
Mrs Catherine Williams, wife Of John
Williams, died at the Alex sndria Hos
pitsl last evening, Mrs Williams form
erlv resided at 1929 Duke street.. She Is
survived by her husband and seven chill
dTen. Her remains viii De sent to
Quantico.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
SHOOTER
WINS RIFLE PRIZE
Murder of HaZer and Stab
bing Of Another Follows
Camp Froiic.

CAMP PERRY. Port Clinton, Ohio.
Aug. 24.-Maior Bell, OF the District Of
Columbia team, is hero among his as
s0ciates representing the District IN the
National Rife Association tournament,
for he won the State secretary's match
today with a score of AZ. Major Ford, Of
Maryland, was sixth.
Capt. Sheridan FerTee carried of The
honors among the District shooters who
were entered in the life members match.
finishing eighth with a score Of 81
Lieutenant Far0w was ninth. with 81,
and Major Young. tenth. with S. The
winner Of tne match was D. Hudson, Of
New York, whose score was 65.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-19

LoE- Lemutl Ely QllEE -fErts out
tu ire trTestty atlol - New York
street railway Affairs a. TIRE coiner 81
3 new phrass---A crelerator q public
opinion Tnat is 20 say. fcr Ger
tain amount q cash ir hand pad Mr.
lulEE cooid 4ecure . public meeting
in favor C. or fn opposition %, any
Cd tksnE urlfh ringing resolution 4
and al TIE necessary triuuinEs- II
as -uprisirE q labor we're needed.
he cousd guarantee - have % uprlse.
NJ CEixE o. ZzrEiancer. - the
Nay. q Necil contain. but e "a prcrcr
10 rofs that - left his native state
~ too tender ar age 20 make his
training here respcns4ble for the traits
Il has borne n New YORK Tie trend
os his development - satisfactory eTs-
dsnce that Maryland was not rhe loser
when Re transferred his activities %
a larger and more lucrative Geld
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-19
ENGINE BOILER BURST
KILLING THREE EEE

&&CD<. fsA---I@Et-t 49, 70 n. f.s-er
kVery. ccEeGcter Asisr. ard a usaxro
freular raCref Eo4zr1. - ire rectrsl
hei-rcec. srerr ktilrt tsl.s srorrlrF a.
EeFBcl1e Ca - thf exylgslpr - me
ec-.er ~ a frrsEs.1 rDxi1s. The eE<.t9-
sea N2e - .~rrrEc thar fte t~f,uf a.
Reynolds ua1 lernc,te>le1 sr.d rEs
oe2o men we're frroNr E.sry feet
krE1rlfer Avery ar6 Cn16Drtor Allen
wege both resftents - tf1cor. nnc
have faB-l1es us1ng in fhis cigy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-19


The wholesale pr.ce 20 dressed be-.
for instance. "a g per cent higher
tne- 80 Was eve years ego. when the
Department q Justice began 1rs rrs-
lriN eE-l cation o the Bee -rus-
though -Ae average prise q livestock
81 the same now Es Il was then. and
20 Ter cent higher than % March
last year. when Judge Humphrey, on
a technlcaitg. cisuisse1 the f1tscs-
rreuts against the individual members
q The trus- Indeed. q - generally
conceded rh1r the Beef Trust has
never been more greedy OF oppressive
fhan % is To-Day. and yet the trdict-
ueuts brought against the companies
three years ago are untrlec and prob
abby never VII BE tried This great
combine that controls and Nxes the
price @ tie peoples food IS protected
81 rs greed ard extortlon ~ various
schedules % the tariff lapr. even 20 a
duty on hides. and when the people
CT for relief they are told ~ the Re-
publican st2ncpafters tnas they rnuss
yak. because u wuulc hurt the Re-
publican party 20 lower the tartr be-
fore a presidential election In the
meantime CONSUMERS are having thair
pockets picked every day. not only BY
he beef comoire. bat scores CO other
predatory trusts. and AL things cor
siderec. Ink fact alone would justify
= political revolution next year.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-19

Mrs. n d Merchant. OK FTe6srtcks-
o1rgs Va, has announced the engage
menf o. her daughter. Bertha Reges-
ter. 20 Mr.. william David Somerville.
OF this city, the ceremony 20 take
place IN the home OF the brides moth
er. on Arnslls Street. Fre6ericksburR.
October asa. az ass p. II.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-19

sn pslc Goes htrtcry record TIE fate
thas befel ne great empires % A.
t.z-lry. ard Dtlllo9cra-re Elsrt % %
fce eraccEi but certsta tc--Eerce u
r.atios.f tn2t yef lag el1T-er11ous on
tire STAG. she warning - tcs< ~ the
Nttd rear - the usob as s. rGshes %
Worrhi2 ~ the shrine of the goidsn
cali AED3t SeazcTal scenes arc M.
ths sfssE. self-e4er1ccs ard the ar1e-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-19
SNfITH-N1IrTT

Cards are out for the marriage OF
Miss Carrie Waite. daughter o. Cap
tain and Ms John z White. o.
Hampton. 20 M Charles r Smith.
% Newport News on Wednesday. Oc-
rober the 21d. az half-past o'clock.
n 81 Pauls Methodist Church.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-19

NE SAT cores rrcrlceElt 90 the pail
Acsl rnla No-rn America. wires fhls
rtrlllfE rercrt t-cEu -. L0usa AZ
t1s eozci1slon 90 MS speech TIE Pres
s1erf WRe 1rlTer thr1GEa the rrincf-
pa str@efa aEl tlen 80 the isvee.
where he boarded q s.ez.mer~ a
c4reful re1ciEg @ she sreech does
rct rrveal any case FOR the arlrrls
q fne g,oEulace. bat Perhaps TIE audi
e1ce ~1s con Doset q disciples q
-. Long
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-19

NTs- Lillian simpson Davis. % Par
celiville. LoCdoun county. va. was
married 20 Mr. Russell lynn. Of
LessbuTg Va. 81 Washington on
Wednesday morning. the Rev. c p
Wlnoeger. pastor OF the FIRST Baptist
Church. cfAclAtet-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-19
+ r
Man and Beast

For Rhc1matism- Neuralgia Caked
Breast. Sprains. Sweiiinrs. sur Joints.
Burus. Soreness. Bruiscs- Frost Bites.
chill Biains. Pimpios Piles Poison oak
or Ivy. Mumps. Pain IN side. chest or
Back
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-19

Nr. and Mrs Andrew Fuller Creath
announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Susie Young. 10 AR. Harper
wilkins Shelton Jr.. the wedding 10
be celebrated in November. al the
home @ The bride.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-19

Prom Ee-ll--s Cal comes -rs
F-c-y q a -r1l- wearing a watch and
chain thsr f-l from ar anglers pcck-
e. and became e1tar gie1 Cd ere csh's
ElI-s - thiE so-r 20 thtrg c1nrlrl.ss.
tae FresllerE may h1Ve 90 arpol1t -
shle ulan 70. che position C. assistant
s1Ue-chcr q ratErt takers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-19

Wkea Fres-ters Roosevelt ear s-.eak
a. TIE ce-1eattrl 90 a. monument WITH
CO.. sc1-l1E VAL Stree- Nr HEAVY
C-eus ls WlrEll tr1 t.ogzls CO reason
81 rs conjecture that ne Administer
1C1 ~ becoming coEserTarlee II IA
4tzlt-cs towards bgEress l1feres-G