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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
MAINE ELECTION RESULTS.
Parties split Even with Few Changes
from Last Year.

Portland. Ne, March Ain ali Maine
cities municipal elections were held to-
day. Republicans made gains in four, the
Democrats in four, and In the remaining
five there was practically no change from
the vote Of last year.
Auburn, generally Republican, but cap
tured last spring by the Democrats
elected "a Republican mayor and city
council.
ROckland. which the Democrats carried
last spring for the first time in years
elected a Republican mayor By a majority
Of nine. South Portland reelected its
Democratic mayor by reduced majority
Waterville. for several years Democratic
elected a Republican mayor
Bath went Democratic for the first time
and Ellsworth for the first time in four
years.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland Increasing cloud
mess and warmer to-day; rain or
snow at night or tomorrow;
light. variable winds, becoming
easterly.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
vermont In Active service,

Boston, March 4,-The Vermont, the
powerful new i60o-ton battle ship. was
placed upon the active service list Of the
United States navy at the navy yard
this afternoon. Just before tho exercises
began 2C6 members OF The crew of 500 SO
far assigned to the Vermont we're assem-
bled on the gun deck of the receiving ship
Wabash. near by. and marched around
The water front TO the new battle ship.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
SEE ROCKEFELLER's DOUBLE.
VenIrenen in OH Trust Case at Chi
caEO Amazed at Comparison.

Chicago. March 4.-John u. RockefeIler's s
double appeared in Chicago To-day as a
venireman in the criminal case in which
the United States seeks 10 collect millions
in penalties from the Standard Oil Com
pany. The case was put on trial in Judge
X NJ lands court
The sensation came when G. A. Fred
erick, Of Joliet farmer. climbed into
the jury box. His face is a replica,
wrinkles and all. Of that Of Mr. Rookie
feiler.
A minute later District Attorney Sims
turned to look the venireman over. Whcn
his eye fell on Fredericks face he stared
Unconscious of the gaze of the lawyers.
Frederick answered satisfactorily ques-
tiOns as 10 his fitness for jury service in
the oil case The work Of getting "a jury
win continue tomorrow.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
LATIMER KILLS CLAIM BILL.

Prevents Passage OF Measure Urged
by McCumber, of North Dakota.
There was a brief but successful flibus-
ter in the closing hours Of the Senate's
session Mr.. McCumbeT. Of North Dakota
had called up an old bill TO pay the heirs
of a South Carolina man named Lee a
sum growing out of election expenses.
The beneficiaries are colored.
Mr. Latimer. OF South CaTolina, took the
3o0r and talked for twenty minutes.
Finally Mr. McCumber inquired: Does
the Senator intend to talk on this bill until
the noon hour2
Il believe this is an important measure
and should be fully discussed, replied
AfT LatimeT.
Then I viii not impose the burden upon
the Senate. retcTted Mr.. McCUmbeT
III withdraw the bill"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
Married in spite of Youth.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Nd. March saturday even
ing William r. Crump, VINO came here
early in that day and made application
for marriage license to be issued to
him and Miss Susanna Grimes. both OF
Alexandria. Va. but was refused on
account Of his age of nineteen years. re-
turned with the necessary consent OF his
mother, Mrs Eta Padget, and after OBJ
tanning the license was married before
leaving town
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
GUILTY OF BRIBERY.
W. &. Martin, Of Pittsburg, Begins
Term In the PenfteHtiary.

Term In the PentteUtfary.
PittsbBEg. March 4-Common Council
man William A. Martin alleged 10 be
treasurer of the Graft Combine. which
controls both branches Of the city coun-
ell, was to-day sentenced 10 three years
in the penitenuary for soliciting bribes of
$4,000 and $4,000 from President g 5.
Cameron. of the Pittsburg and Tube City
Railroad, by Judge Evans, in Criminal
Court.
The court said that there was no ques-
ton as 10 Martins guilt, and scored him
numerically.
Martins wife collapsed when she heard
Of her husbands sentence. After being
taken to the Jail. Martin refused 10 eat
the bread and water served him.
A request TO change the place of i'm
prisonment TO the workhouse. where A. II.
Leslie, intimate friend OF Martin. is super
tendent. was refused by the court.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
InCAI..

1-Congress Concludes Session.
1-RockefeHer Goes Through Town.
2-Cardozo Trial Is Resumed
2-Hon. J. Hampton Moore Entertains.
4Cabinet Changes in Effect.
sc W l. Fund Growing Rapidly.
7-Societies Install officers.
9-Testimony Against Hermann Given.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
Montana Anti-gnmbIing Bill Passes.

Helena, Mont. March 4.-The Griffin an
ti-gambling bill. comprising the chief fea-
lures OF the Iowa, Ohio. Wisconsin. and
Texas statutes. is now in the hands of
Gov. ToOle. The house to-day concurred
in the senate's amendments, SO as 20 in
clude boards of trade and stock market
operations. The measure holds players
owners of buildings proprietors Of games
and peace officials equally responsible for
violations, which are made feionies.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
WANT YAQUIS EXTERMINATED
Millionaire Nine Owner Offers Money
for Campaign Against Indians.

Galveston. March A special from
Parral, Mexico, says that Padro Alva-
rado. the rich mine owner. has offered
the government 100000 10 be devoted
10 q campaign 20 rid Mexico Of the blood
thirsty Yaqui Indians. Alvarado says
Mexico can never progress as a nation
until these redskins are exterminated.
He proposes equipping a regiment OF
picked fighters 20 run down the YaCuis.
Alvarado IS the man who offered to pay
the Mexican debt two years ago. 4 few
months ago ne gave sl00J0000 10 the poor
of Mexico. The new offer has been sent
TO President dag by a commissioner
from AIEaradn.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
Gov. swettenham Resigns.

London. March 4-The. resignation Of
Gov. Swettenham. of Jamaica, has be-
come an accomplished fact. and he will
leave that island as soon as his affairs
can be arranged
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
Cotton Kinr Imnrn,inn

New York, March According to the
physicians who are attending Daniel J
Sully, the former cotton king" his con-
ditiGn is much improved to-day. It is
now believed that he will recover from
the attack of pleuro-pneumonia
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
Hnrrics tc His Car.

The warning cry All aboard" came
from the conductor, and Mr.. Rockefeller
hurried to his car.
My time is exceedingly limited" he
said, so you will pardon me if I decline
to be further interviewed"
Mr. Rockefeller was recognized by a
number Of his fcIlow-p passengers on the
Palm Limited. and the trainmen, especial
ly the porter. were alive to the fact that
they were carrying the richest man in
the world
TN going 10 see that he gets all that's
coming to him. said the porter as the
train pulled out. If he amt satisfied
on this trip, he's a mighty hard man to
please"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.


Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
Judge Instructs IN Strother Case.
MANY TO Seek Spooner's Seat
Roads Directors Blame for Wreck.
3-DaytOn. Ohio. Aldermen Scored.
developments in Eddy Case.
5Jerome Changes His Tactics.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
VESTIBULE TRAINS FOR THE WEST
Vie Chesane.,ke and Ohio u

c. & o. Limited 4:3O p m, and F. F. V.
Limited ll:l0 p m for Cincinnati, Indian
apOlis. St. Louis. Chicago, Louisville. and
points West and Southwest. Pullman
sleepers and a Ia carte dining cars.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
CALLSINQUIRYAJOKE
Rockefeller Sees No Good I'll
Hartman Probe.
PASSES THROUGH WASHINGTON
After Denying RumoF OF More Gifts
for Educational Purposes. OIL King
inG-Is on Way south to Visit His
sick Daughter-Hurrfes to Car.

John u. Rockefeller stopped in Wash
ington yesterday long enough 10 deny that
he Intends 20 contribute auol her 81. co.. COO
or so 70 educational proposes Mr.. Rookie
feiler declined to discuss the subject fur
ther than TO say that be was not contem-
plating another large Donation at present
The oil king is on his way 10 Augusta,
Ga 10 visit his daughter Mrs Harold
Mccormick, who for some time has been
Ill at Hampton Terrace. "a fashionable ho-
tel. He was accompanied by his physi-
clan, Dr. Bigger. OF Cleveland.
Il am on my way to Augusta ne said,
TO see my daughter and her children.
We shall probably remain there a week
or ten days. and then go 10 Lakewood.
Mrs. Rockefeller is in good health, but her
physician Or. Irwin H. Hance. thinks she
should not make a Southern trip this win
ter. We shall spend the remainder Of the
winter in Lakewood"
viii not Discuss Testimony.
Asked il he had read the testimony in
the Hartman investigation before the In
terstate Commerce Commission. Mr..
Rockefeller laughed heartily
THAT Is one Of the best jokes ] have
heard for some time, but l do not care to
discuss IT, he said.
He was asked also il there is any indica-
ton OF a decrease in the general pros
perity Of the country. but this question he
also declined to answer as well as one re-
lating to any intended gifts in the near fu-
ture
Mr Rockefeller appeared in excellent
health and spirits.
The fact That he recently tossed away
a bagatelle Of 81. 10000 does not appear
TO have given him any. concern. While
waiting for the Washington passengers
for the South. Mr. Rockefeller alighted
from his private car and strolled along
the platform. lie greeted his interviewer
courteously. but was evidently determined
not to discuss for publication any Of the
issues OF the day nor his own philan-
throplc Intentions
Now that Congress has adjourned, ]
suppose there viii be a general exodus
from Washington" he remarked. How
ever, there Is always enough of interest
in Washington to provide a story for you
newspaper men. Had I the oppOrtun .ty
l should have liked to witness the adj
journment of Congress, but my schedule
would not permit 8"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
THROUGH CHICAGO SLEEPER
a. a N a.,.s4oa 100 n -

Account adjournment OF Congress
through sleeper will be operated to Chi
cago on c. x O.. Limited, leaving Wash
ington $50 y m, March to G inclusive.
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Your Account win Draw Intere,

In banking dept. Of Union Trust Co. 1914
r st, whether II be large or small, busi-
! ness OF personal Savings accounts invited.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
CHARGES STROTHER
JURY ON INSANITY
Judge Harrison Prepares In
structiOnS in Case.
TWO MURDER DEGREES
DethrOnement of Reason Would
Warrant Acquittal.

killing in Anger over BywHters' In
tended DesertiOn of His Wife, Says
Judge, Constitutes MansIauEbter
in second DeGree-SiSter of Dead
Sometime Tomorrow Afternoon.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
SIR CONAN DOYLE Ill.

Noted Writer In Dangerous COndI-
tiOn from Ptomaine Poisoning.
London, March 4-SiF Conan Doyle the
well-known writer. is seriously IN from
ptOmaine poisoning.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-05
Last Day of Closing-out Sale

At the Washington Art Galleries. 1903 n
ST nv. Old mahogany furniture. prints
plate &c, at your own price. at II u m,
and D. N.
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a In Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Eckstein's from y to 3. 1872 n. Y. ave.
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old GLORY WAVES
AS CONGRESS ENDS
Flags Unfurled in Galleries
and OH House Floor.
SENATE IS DIGNIFIED
Elder Statesmen DecOr0uS. but
Representatives Have Fun.

Only Business of Importance Is Ae-
Report by senate, Which Results
in Measure Being Printed Just in
TIme-GaIIeries and Corridors Are
TbrOBged by Sight-seers.
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CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE.
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b stah Correspondent,
CulDeper. Va. March 4-The last act
of the drama in which the Suother
brothers are the central figures is draw
ing to a close.
After day OF legal argument and
protracted reCesses the court adjourned
with the prayers for instruction from
counsel on both sides submitted to the
court and argued
Tonight Judge Harrison prepared the
set Of instructions to be delivered to the
jury at the opening of the session to-
nnrrnM mnrninR
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-18
Daoagherty, Maudc Lllleston, Lillian
BUDGET OF NEWS FROM
NATIONAL SOLDIERS HOMl
Colonel chamberlin, the Inspector
General from the War Depart.
ment, Expected to Pay Visit.

Colonel Chamberlin. inspector gen
eral of the United States army. is ex
pected to pay his annual visit to the
National Soldiers Home next week
for the purpose of making the in.
spcction under the direction of the
War Department
Major John a. Johnston chief sur
geon, has returned from New Jersey
to which place he was called by the
illness and subsequent death of his
brother.
DR.. l.. A. Thompson. assistant sur
seon, is back from Dayton. Ohio.
where he went to attend the funeral
OF his mother, Mrs Thompson.
MI w. w. Warrington, for the mast
eight years chief pharmacist at the
hospital has resigned the position and
VIII leave on the first OF November
ior Philadelphia. 1t is expected that
Assistant Pharmacist Mr.. j. Il. Aikens
VIII succeed Mr. Worthington.
Lieutenant Spilman, the chief of
police. who has been visiting his for.
nier home in Philadelphia 4 has rc.
turned and resumed his duties YES.
teiday.
Miss Snyder, one OF the hes, Iil,oa
nurses in the hospital. is rapidly re.
covering from the effects of an opera
lion of appendicitis.
capt. Brown, a clerk in the treas.
nrers office. is spending his vacation
IN Philadelphia.
Capt Hodges has resigned as the
manager of Sto-e b.
~ an order issued by Colonel II
Knox, the governor. the usual
sunday afternoon concerts in the
'heater have been discontinued. The
concerts have been feature Mt the
rome ever since II was opened but
the new order. It is said will continue
70 hold until the first of January at
least. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-18
Authorities Of The T0#a Of Phoebus
Unwilling 10 Sell $4,000 Issue
for Only $4,000.
WILL ADVERTISE FOR New BIDS
At an. Adjourned Session Last Night
the Phoebus Town Fathers Took Up
Several important Matters. Auto
mobiles to Run at only Miles Per
Hour-Tax on Bull Dogs.

The PhOebus town council at an nd.
journed session last night rejected all
bids offered for the 100000 issue of
street Improvement bonds, and will
readvertise the bonds for sale. The
council was unwilling to sell the bonds
for $4,000, believing that the issue
should bring 100000, and will do so
when the exact facts arc known to
prospective buyers The londs bear
3 per cent interest and the rapid
growth of Phoebus during the past
seven years is sufficient guarantee OF
the solldity of the town, MS we'll MS its
ability to meet its financial obligu.
ton Few bonds are placed on the
market bearing as high interest ms
3 per cent, and for this reason the
Phoebus council feels certain that the
issue Will sell for more thnn $l7 0OO
The bonds are TO run for thirty
years
Councilman Morris in Chat.
When Acting Mayor William Y.
Morris raped for order. the follow.
ing conncilmen were present: Messrs
j. j. Longhrnn. George w. Sutler. G..
Il. Wagner George II. Lancer, j j,
Byrncs and Norfleet c. Barnes.
Upon the recommendation of Town
Attorney w II. Power. the council
voted unanimously TO reject the bids
OF II. NJ, Tennis and w. j. Hayes n
Son, for the entire bond issue of 500
GOO. Mr.. Power had consulted with
Mr. G.. II, Cumming. attorney for
Baker & Vaughan. and IL was thought
best TO let the council reject the bids
Mr. Power recommended fui ther that
the council authorize the recorder to
ieadvertlsc for lids on the issue. the
bids 20 be opened within fifteen days
Tax on Bull Dogs.
The council discussed the question
OF reducing the license tax on bnl
dogs from $25 to $40, but II was de
cided to allow the proposition To re-
mnin upon the table until later
meeting of the council.
To Borrow $1,000.
The council adopted Il resolution an.
thorlzing the town treasurer to bor.
row the sum OF $1,000 to defray cur
rent. expenses until the taxes and
licenses are collected on December
first.
Tho contract for furnishing the town
twenty tons OF coal was awarded To
Mr. n. Il. Wilson Mt "a per ton OF ..
2iO pounds Mr. u. NJ. Tennis sub
mitted a bid of SIPS. and the Messrs
iludgins Brothers offered TO furnish
the coal Mt 81 per ton.
To REGULATE Speed of Automobiles
An ordinance was adopted roGuat
ing the speed of automobiles In the
streets of the town to sevcn miles IN
honr. A fine of from $40 to 500 FOR
each offonse will ~ imposed upon
violators or this ordinance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-18
Former Member Of Consular Str
Vice Makes Startling Statements.
WHY PRINCE HENRY LEFT SUDDENLY
Alleged That There Was Plot to
Blow Up His Yacht While 1t Was
At New York-Got Articles in the
Newspapers.

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aids that Count NJ ~ caci,n,arats
then Washington correspondent for
the New York Tribune assisted him
MS loyal German with letters in.
PRODUCTION Numerous articles casting
suspicion of England's intentions 10.
ward the United states. designed TO
create dissension lstween the Anglo.
Saxon powers. were pot into newspnp
ers according 70 the author
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-18
HONOR ROLL FOR FIRST
MONTH OF HIGH SCHOOL
Prof. George w. Guy Yesterday An
nounced the Names of the Chill
dren on the Merit List.

Prof George w Guy, principal OF
| the Hampton High schools. yesterday
| announced the names of the pupils in
the West End Academy, whose work
secured for them positions on the roll
of honor for the first month ending
October 10Th. The list Is Il large one
and shows that the pupils are get
ting down TO study with n determine.
ton to lead their classes. The honor
list follows,
Hampton High School.
Second year-Pearl Evans. Sarah
shelton. Eunice Skinner.
Third year-Edgar Outten. Nettie
Alexander.
Fourth grade-Julia Armistead. An.
BE Il
Copeland. Annie V. Cunningham, Ma.
rion Thompson Lucille Woods
Primary department - Margaret
Lawson. Minnie Sadler Edwin Bran.
chill. Joseph Birmingham. Hughlett
Coleman, George Candy. George Nc
CURE Russell Scealey. Earle Trimh,a.
Second erahe-Jack Peake. Willie
Hunt. Eddie Hudgins. Wesley Gard.
ner. Beulah Watson. Elizabeth Roche.
Louise Moore, Louise Frasior, Vema
Dunn.
Third grade-Reuel Walker. Helen
BRADLEY. Thelma Darden Doris
Dnoupherty. Vera Gage. Alsee Price.
Alva Price. Pauline Watson.
Fourth grade a -Hobson Baines.
Frank Cumming Bonnie Topping.
BRYAN Davis, yelling Iewening. los.
oNhine Pulifant. Mildred Bulifant. Ruth
Crockett. Nina Crockett. Annie Ccrt.
line Bessie Crosby Patite HINT. Pol
" Moore Myrile Nett1es. BESSIE pat
rick. Bessie Patrick. Pearl Powell FL
lo'se Ross. Aims Shields Oracle
Thomas. I.ncv White.
Fourth Prade R-Faniie rarpenic'
Clara Gardner. Julia Hol. Mary I,,e.
Fnnlca Mcclure Hazsl Wool. Sarah
Wr'eht. lara Darden.
Firth erade-Iillian Rarsone. mlia
Turnbull. Lucille Reed. Emo~v Am,
mons, Alvin Vaughan. Hughlett
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-18
Walter Sharp, Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
AND

BY vrrne OF certain deed of trust
made ly Thomas S. Herbert and wife.
on the End day of January. 1903, to
II. c. Marshall, Trustee, to secure the
payment of a certain bond for Four
Thousand Six Hundred (S4,600) Dol
lars. named therein the undersigned
VIII sell by public auction, in from.
OF the Court House door in the town
of Hampton, Virginia, on
Saturday. the goth day of October, 1907,
at twelve o'clock. M. the following
SGT 70 . - c.s s.s.I s.c',s III sSssi ~
the said deed of trust, to-wit: That
certain tract of land situated in the
County of Elizabeth City, Virginia
and containing fifty-one and eighty
five hundrcaths (51S5) acres.
being II part of Buckroe; and
bounded and described as fol.
lows beginning at the inter
section of the Fox Hill Road, with
the lane that leads from this road TO
ordinary high water line, thence N. 40
degrees Is minutes Il. G.S5 chains.
thence S. 81 degrees So minutes T.. to
ordinary high water line thence along
high water line of Chesapeake Bay
3.20 chains more or less to n stone
vi t"c uif lSiOn line Vi tne property
formerly belonging to T. S. and 10
seph Herbert, both now deceased
thence n. GO 1,grees 40 Minutes w
$50 chains. thence N. 90 degrees Is
minutes w, 10 degrees 40 minutes
chains. thence S, 63 degrees As
minutes w SIS chains to said lane
and thence N. &c degrees 10 minutes
W. 63.OG chains along said lane. to
the point OF beginning.
misunderstanding cash and lnlance
In two equal ins,alments. payable six
ana twelve months after date, respec-
lively with interest from date of
sale r. C. MARSHALL,
10-16.td. Trustee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-18
IN THE CLERKS OFFICE.
Several Notices of Suits Filed ir
Circuit Court.

Circuit Court.
me following notices of suits have
neen filed with Clerk of the Courts
Harry II. Holt: W ''
me Weber Concrete Steel COMPANY
against the Public Service CORPORA.
.ion Whetson e Company, Incor.
porated and ]. A. Barham.
Bank of Hampton VS.. w. G. Wat
kins and r T. Powell.
Bank OF Hampton VS.. w. G. Wat
kins. II. Il. Powell and Fl. r.. Tipnor
j. NJ Guthrie VS.. Richard Wrenn
=. VI. Guthrie VS.. Elias Holley ct ais
Sutton. "'' 'ef
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-18
Lucky.

Waiter these are very small oys.
yes, sir
either"
Then it's lucky they're small, amt
it, sir?'--Tit-Bits
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-18
Defeated Football Eleven of the Hamp-
ton Hiah School BY Score II 10 0.

The Norfolk High School eleven
won n victory from the team of the
Hampton High school on the Norfolk
gridiron yesterday afternoon by the
score of II to O. The Craltown team
put up good game and showed that
with more practice the team is
winner. This was the first time
this season that the High school team
has played.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-18
Place for ~

Husband-Have you heard they ar,
going to start a museum of antiquitie,
Wife-so? Then can give then
ms nat OF neutrality-suspicious. Blaet