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The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
Glad TO Invest Funds.

At present they are getting no interest
on their money and are more or less ap-
prehensive as to its safekeeping. Under
the new arrangement fears as to safety
will disappear and a per cent In
terest rate on it will be granted It IS
altogether probable. too that these new
certificates viii be quoted in the market
at a premium.
There were no particular or special feat
ures in the stock market to-day. Scepti-
cism was commonly expressed before the
opening Of business as to whether the
market would respond 10 the jumping
prices made earlier In London. but these
foreign advances were not only equaled
here but exceeded in the days first quo
tatiOns. Afterward the market declined
moderately but again rose and closed at
advances varying from one to three points
in the leading stocks.
An altogether expected and noteworthy
occurrence Of the day was the further
shrinkage Of the premium on currency.
l. per cent. being as much as was
commonly offered by the money brokers
for cash even in large amounts and in
small denominations Of currency Sterling
Exchange In consequence Of this develop
ent was naturally very weak
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving K Farrprton
* Co, members 4 the New York Produce Exchange.
Frank c. Kingslsad. manager Hibbs Building
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Pos & Flasg. members
Of the New York Stock Exchahgc Benz Woodruff
manager. 1881 street northwest.
Sales 10 noon 3O3,s79 shares
Total sales. 494,40O shares
Call money; High, 1OJ low, 5Ik; close, 6.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
London Market BuOynnt.

Therefore to-day the entire London
market was buoyant and London was
purchaser for the first time in a long
period Of stocks in this market. al
though the advance in prices here was
so rapid as 70 carry values during the
greater part oC the day beyond figures
at which foreigners were willing to buy.
There is not the slightest question that
the 100000 issue OF Panama Canal
bonds viii be readily taken by the people
or the country, and 1t may be authorita-
lively stated that the banks OF this city
alone propose to subscribe TO not less
than S25000,OO0 Of the 8 per cent certih-
Gates Of Indebtedness. 1t is TO be reTnem-
bered finally that these certificates only
run for one year
There were those who declared them
selves not fully satisfied in their minds
to-day as 20 the extent to which the
three per cent. certificates will be sub
scribed for by people who are at present
hoarders OF money and yet II is difficult
10 see why timid individuals who have
been keeping money in safe deposit vaults
and other places Of private concealment
because Of alleged fear of bank and trust
company depositaries should not very will
ingly embrace the opportunity 10 place
their funds in these new government is
sues
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
The Safest Investments

Are those that do not rucruata tsrin- distB-be5
conditions q the money or stock uz-ks-s Fi-se
cccd Of truyt notes ,1rt m0ftssgesl. well sccursd
O. real estate 10 the District of Columbia con
stlrute ''gilt-edge' investments They do nor
depend upo1 the financial responsibility O. i,di-
Tiduais or corporations for thei- stability ard
are exempt from taxation as personal u-ouerty
We can suPp,y such investments in amounts
from $50 upward. send for booklet "Ccucer1-
ing Loans and Investments"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19

Amalgamated Copper was the weakest
stock on the list, and St Paul was heavy
in sympathy The reason for the weak
ness IN Amalgamated was ascribed TO
the less favored character Of the reports
current as 10 the conditions in the trade
and the probability that these would
be 70 some extent borne out during the
week by reductions in the dividends on
the stocks Of some Of the independent
copper companies.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. Nov. ls-Closing quotations Of United
States government bonds
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
MARKET is CHEERFUL
Vigorous Rise as Result of
Treasury Action.
BUoYANCY SHOWN IN LONDON
Wall Street Expects Both Bond Is
sues TO BE Taken Promptly, which
VIII Release Millions Now in the
safety Deposit VauIts-Premium on
Currency Declines.

New York. Nov IS.-Credit for the ex-
treme strength developed by the stock
market to-day was at once, OF course, 10
be given 10 the financial relief measures
adopted by the national government and
made known in the morning newspapers.
The vigorous rise In market values to-
day afforded the best proof Of the way
IN which the treasury's action was re-
garded by the financial community.
There was no disposition in any quarter
TO question the fact that to begin with
the beneficial moral effect OF what had
been done was of the most pronounced
character.
Although more gold was taken from
London for our account, part of this
being drawn from the Bank OF England
direct. but the greater part Of It consist
ing Of American purchases Of new gold
In the open market. the opinion was en-
tertained in London for obviously sub
stantial reasons. that the gold movement
from Europe to this city was very nearly
at an end and thai no such violent meas
ures as We're talked OF last week were
necessary 70 check IL
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by Z. r. Chapman &
Co, members New York Stock Exchange. q. Bowie
Chpman, manager 1901 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19

Largest Morning Circulation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
LATE EMPEROR OF KOREA
DIRECTING THE RIOTERS

SEOCL-Special Park YONG Ho.
the new minister ~ che Imperial
house hold. and half a dozen high civil
ard army officials. are under arrest
today "a the result % the discovery ~
ara anti-Japauese tntri -le Feeling
runs high ana great crowds ~ ko-
re1ns from the country districts are
rccklnE into the capital IL is feared
fresh riots viii break out az any time.
Defeated. deposed and threatened
with exile. y Hieu0g late Emperor
% Korea. IL making more trouble for
Japan than when he actually held the
reirs Of power. Despite every EFFORT
y the japanese authorities. the FOR
rrer Emperor has undoubtedly been
81 constant Communication since his
ahdicatlon with the anu-Japanese
rioters and is said practically to have
directed the commouons which have
continued Internationally for the past
three days. and promise CD 80 or ir-
definitely unless the entire country is
covered with the ~ Salo's troops.
While the situation might Dee im-
proved by Ni-HleurSs immediate de-
portatlou. che japanese are unwiii-
ne considering The weakness ~ rheir
present Korean Earrisons. % preclpI-
tate the crisis which would certainly
follow such a move.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
COTTON ASSOCIATION
MEETS IN RICHMOND

The next meeting OF the members
Of the American Cotton Manufactur-
srs Association viii be held in this
city. This organization has a mem
htrship OF 2.o0o. and IN capital rep
rssents Sl.o0o.OOO.e00 or more.
The convention viii be brought here
through the efforts OF the Chamber q
Commerce. and T. Indirectly due 20
the National Editorial Association
visit
The editors appreciated the hos
p!tahie treatment accorded them. and
later wrote here. suggesting plans by
which the convention could Dc Sc
cured
The Board % Directors q the as
ISOLATION met az old Point Saturday
C select meeting place, and COM
ni;tee from the Chamber % Com
rnerce. consisting % Colonel John
Purcell Messrs. William NJ Hill A
Rand oiph Holiday George keesee,
sam W Meek and sam T. Atkinson.
waited upon u and invited the assoc
citation here. The invitation was then
accepted.
7; Is believed that between $500
and 1000 members ~ tho associa axiom
Will attend the convention. which "iA
Re held iu May.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
JURY DISCREDITED
EVIDENCE OF DOGS
Not Convict Alleged Goochland
Firebugs Who Were Arrested
After Being Trailed by Peni-
tertiary Bloodhounds.

Joseph Allen. one OF the two ne
grOes who was indicted IN 9oochland
county for burning The barn OF Dr..
Barrett. was acquitted last Saturday
a. Goochiand Courthouse The other
suspect. Willie Greenan- recently
broke 3sll and Is sill az large. al
though large rewards have been Of
fsred for his recapture.
The chief evidence against Aller.
was The fact that the bloochounts
from the state penitontiary farm.
which were taken 20 the scene OF the
barring or the morning after the Ere.
struck q trail which led 70 Allsn's
house.
A; the TRIAL OF the accused the at
torneys for TIE pritorer objected
strenuousiy 20 the evidence touohins
the movements % the bloothounts,
They said that such testimony had
never received judicial sanction. but
nevertheless. 20 was finally admitted.
The question r. q peculiarly inter
sstiag one. which has attracted con-
siderable attention among lawyers
Despite the point scored by the prose
cution. the Jurors were not satisfied
as 10 the guilt OF Allen ana turned
him loose
Commonwealth Attorney Montelro
and Isaac DISCS represented the state
snt Allen was defended BY David II
Isake and walter Leeke.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
Mr.. EVANS TO LEAVE
THE STATE LIBRARY
Assistant Resigns His Position 20
Engage in Book and Station
cry Business in Richmond.
Successor 10 Be Named.

RICHMOND. NA.-SpeciaI.--
Another radical change IS about 20
take place az the state Library.
Assistant state Librarian r :.
Evans this morning rendered his
resignation % take effect August tst
This step on his part. however. has
nothing Whatsoever 20 90 with The
dlssensions which recently rent the In
situations. and which ultimately re-
suited n the acceptance o. Librarian
keunedy's resignation
AIR. Evans has become associated
with the Bell Book and stationery
Company. OF this city and Lynchburs
and VIII be one % rs Officers The
new position means a somewhat dif-
fs-ent line OF work Tor AR. Evans
but 40 viii not necessitste his leaving
the city. as he viii have his headquar-
tcrs here.
Mr.. Evans successor viii probably
De elected az the same meeting af
which the ircumhe essfsfant's resi-
nation IL accepted. Dr McTlvalne wii'
recommend the new mar. and che
board WIZ doubtless ratlfy his choice
Z is said that che librarian fs reEo-
tiatlns with a gentleman in Daltirrore
who is regarded az peculiarly expert
~ library work The board viii meet
before August ist
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
NEW YORK STATUTES
DON'T FIT PORTO RICO

WASHINGTON. u. C-Special -
4 lot or foolish laws have been Soist-
ed upon the people OF Porto pf-a ac-
9OrGlnE % senior Jos .lirgo.
Speaker OF the House Ates OF
that island. who has -.-ghr AIS trou-
bles 10 Washir gtea and viii carry
them 10 Oyster Bay
For instance. he calls attention %
one law copied bodily from a New
York statute. which contains a pro-
vision that "a stove shall be placed
81 every jury room"
he does not think Porto Rico needs
stoves as much as some other things.
~ have come 20 tell the President
the truth about the feeling OF the
g. ople OF Porto Rico In regard 70 the
United states and the laws OF the
sand" he said today. The people
are not satisfied. They want either
citizenship 10 the United States or
self government They are as well
qualified as Cuba. and perhaps better
The laws DO not suit Us. Poetry can
% translated AID made 20 RI another
language. but laws cannot The same
laws VIII not rule all peoples. and we
have been treated 70 a diversity ~
them
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27

cal Quite. here. AID have been sen;
20 work. under orders 3ast issued b
the War Department Among them
arc Captain Fft.hugh Lee. who has
taught the President many tricks IN
hantnng ~sumpers and instructed
the younger Roosevelt IN horsenan-
ship.
He r. sent 70 duty az Fort sheridan.
Captain Frank 3. Mccoy goes 10 the
Yosemite and Lieutenant Ulysses ;.
Grant. third. goes 20 Boston
Others whose departure VIII be re-
GREETED BY many lady fair are Lieu
tenant Douglas Macarthur. Lieutenant
william II Rose. Lieutenant Robert
=. Howell. Jr-. and Lieutenant Joseph
H Earle All OF these. with the ex-
ception OF Mccoy and Lee. have been
attached 20 the engineer school
Because OF the absence IN Cuba and
IN the Philippines % a number 81
army engineer ott,csrs. there has been
a scarcity OF officers OF the corps Tor
y ork or the waterways n this coun-
ny. This - the reason Tor the de-
tsehnent or 80 many sons OF distin-
guishet fathers" from the national
capital Just now.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
KOREA IN HANDS OF
JAPANESE DICTATOR

SEOUL peciaL-ko rea
81 r. the hands OF a practical dictator.
General Eazegawa. commander % the
Jsrancse troops ~ che Hermit king
dom. Though there has been 10
formal declaration q martial law. the
military are r. absolute control 30
greatly are The japanese oucnumoer-
81. however. O. 90 is problem
whether they Dee able % hold the
people e. SUBJ ..H- unul reinforce
ments can arrive
Fears are entertained q attacks.
not alone or the japanese. but on all
forei gners ~ the country The con-
suiates n Seo-. are under heavy
guard. Troops are Iatro.icg the
streets. and al gltheriugs are broken
up as soon a. they are discovered.
Despite these precautions there s. TO
douh- many secret meetings or9 be-
ms held 20 plan Tor a general upris-
ms
The suituayon IS more serious OUT
side Seoul than a. the city irselc- 40
troops can be spared from here. the
few interior Earrlsous are small. and
the PEOPLE wi. meet wiki practically
TO opposition IN case q an anC-for-
eigr outbreak
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
PRITCHARO FREES
The TICKET AGENT
Federal Judgs Holds That Injunc-
ton operated 10 protect Sales
az Old Declares North
Carolina Law Is Uncor-
stitutionzl

RALEIGH - C-Soecsal.-
\ special from A.hcVillc thi- at
tcrnoon ssy- thas United states
Ju0Sr f'rltchar,i ha- discharged
from the custody 81 the city r-,ligse
authoritic~ the two tickct agents.
Wood ami Wii-on. ss-ufcncevi 90
thirty days on ttic county rssld
hy Prlicc judge Reynolds.
Judge feritCharli has fiic,i an
opinion in the cas-, 90 l-ooo vur,iS
In % M bad the Gi-rhargc 90
thc prisoners en the ground that
his iniunCtiun acted &C. rciea~..
them from any violation &C Law
I'm ~clliag tickets az the obi rate
tu tho new AT was construed
BY hi> court. AMI also hs-s-uus., the
penal ~sCtiou 90 the new state
rate IT, Unconstitutional. i,s>,1lu~,.
ia excessive and confi---afors.
Question nosR t. win tine city
authorities attempt Co force Noosi
and Wilson tu -crVr the -cntcnc,
imposed
The ra-c of Harmon. the inSur-
aucr agent. who ~Norc ont the
attidaNit- against the ticket
agcnt~ AMI rs n failed Co rc~pond
in court when summoned >ntur-
daN, this evening H. SIN being
heard ha Judge I'ritchari
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
HoODLUMS ATTACK
NEGRO SETTLEMENT

NEW --Spsctal-Negro resi-
csnts OF san Juan El.L" the Tsnth
Avenue District. are nursing bruises
and cracked heads today as the result
o. riotous attack upon the stron =
bold BY two chowter parties return
Ing from a Long Island sound picnic
grounds Henry Williams blac K
scout. who was captured on the OUT
skirts. was taken 20 Roosevelt Hos
pital
The Frank : Goodwin Association
and the Donkey Club We're marching
home. when the word was passed Rion =
that charge would he made up san
Juan Hlii - wipe out the joint
When the pciize reserves arrived
they had 90 employ Rough Rider meth
DDS 90 stop the rfot ara 90 WAS not
until their clubs were used that peace
was restored.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
KILLED IN ACCIDENT
ON OCEAN VIEW CAR

Spec!al-In an ac-
cidenr or the Octln View line 20 ths
jamestown Exposition last night M
u. +. AdamsOr. cr Providence. r. T.
was instantly killed and Mrs w J
Green. u Norfolk. seriously injured.
the body II Mt AdaIls1l being fear
fully manglec.
ing left The track while running 10
Norfolk. and while attempting 10 Eet
a hack upon the rails the trolley pole
was broken. aud everything became
dark Another car ran towards 81 from
The rear and the passengers becoming
frightened soue OF them jumped AR.
Aearnson leaped directly Ia front Of a
Car running in the opposite direction
and Wa 1stanrly killed Mrs. Green
fen dow emhankment and 10 is
fsared st IS Internally Injured.
Many other passengers receives
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
POCAHONTAS BODY
FOUND N ENGLAND

LONDON.-Spec iai-Wnat IS be-
AeNeI 70 be the skeleton 90 POcah0n-
tas. the Indian maiden who saved
the lie OF Captain John Smith. and
later went 70 England as the bride
cf Captain John E0ife. has been dug
Up by workmen excavating az Crave
send. watering place twenty miles
from London Experts says there Is
no doubt 81 Is that OF an Indian girl
Pocahcntas died OF smallpox and
was buried in an isolated tomb which
never has been located
The question CT shipping the skele-
ton 10 jamestown for the ter-centen-
nal exposition now in progress IS IN
der discussion
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
FLOURISHED PISTOL
JUST TO SHOW HIS LOVE

WASHINGToN o. Special
Asuinallo's cousin. Procfoen Castro.
is .n che station house charged WIEN
fnurisn.ug revolver Policeman
roruur-. Whn made rne arrest last
u.gnr Says fha Fuipln. Nls just about
r0 u-e che gun nu Ail-s May krI--r.
pretty tw-uty-Ye ar-olt giri. of whom
Castro had become -uImorcd. The
young man. who l- "a messenger iu the
WAR Department protests taat De- had
uo uurdarous designs. hgf drew the
gun merely r1 emphasize hls prote-ta-
Iuus ~ lowe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
NIore Rusrian DISTURBANCES.

Cali the case. said Crurchfieid
slowly. OF John pEncuuyan and
Charles Yonbrick. Another man
named Biackslvirch. or something that
sounded Ike that. was called. but he
didn't seem % figure 81 the CASE.
IL was charged that Pulcunyar did
uniawfuliy assault. beat and bite
+ cnbrick ard about half a dozen Wit
neSSes appeared. Policeman Bern
stein made the arrest and said frry
% the Russians lived Ia three rooms
AZ Main and Nineteenth Streets.
Charles Nochrtck said ne had been
beaten BY John Wharexer-lr-ls. arl
four others He had been kickct iC
The neck. struck or the heal. he8re1
Ia the hack. nix 81 the eye and h.t-en
on the 1nEer. IL seemed thaf the
crowd was drinking beer and Yen
orlck asked FOR some. Then q start
ec. The man who had been beaten
weighed about three times uors th&2
aryoQ4y else IN ne crowd. and. b.
SIDES that. WAS The Only one who ec.kl1
speak or understand Engl.sA- and
every sarne he spoke a wo-a Ne iAuga-
What aSoat itF- Crutchsls,4 ask
ed TIRE ran whose narsa no enc Knew
how 20 pVCEo4nce-
NO uis111e~stan~ he satt ard
then ne stArte1 % talk He spoSe fc~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27

AZ. The funeral VII axe atarc TO-
a10rrOw morning at % ~ o'clock s-r.r
ne horne q Charles a. Rove 1HTE
West Clay street
TIE yong nan was freua- on
ire reatnar1. and az fhs tine q frs
accident vas erxaEef ir Watering rs
en- ire az t1e rclrdac.sa tank f-
tocte manner chafr sgrrcrfInU ere
platform on Which clark was starEl- <
snapped in two. ard the youth friL
s-rlktnS on hts head. lie recovered
ceuSci oasness urir lc-g euolgk % tel,
tne details 90 the ecctterr
Y - said fraf re Seahca-f orfrlai.
40 not notify rlarks family % ~
~ arles 9ctA saturday morning
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
ERIE FLYER COLLIDED
WITH 4 SWITCH ENGINE

ELMIRA. y Special The New
York and Cleveland Flyer on the
Erie Railroad. cOliided with a switch
engine At 8 crossing here early today.
causing a bad snash-up and block
Ing both tracks No one was killed.
bat Engineer King. % the switch en-
cine. Was taken from beneath the
wreck 81 a dazed condition. Express
Messenger John Ray. Of New York
city, sustained a sprained hack and
injuries 20 his arm The engine and
express car OF the Eyer were derailed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
NJ. ". QUARLES KILLED
BY A N. & W. FREIGHT

STANTON. NA.-Speciai - Mr
Nacenas W. Quarles. candidate FOR
the Virginia House % Delegates. was
struck BY a Norfolk and Western
freight at Basic City this morning az
o'clock and his body was fright
fully mangied. death resulting In
SANITY.
Mr. Quarles had left his home At
Wayneshoro and was coming 90
stanton. When crossing the Norfolk
and Western road az Basic a FIRE ght.
which be had failed % notice. struck
him. and 20 is said that his head was
almost severed from the body
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
FAIRBANKS PARTY
IN AN AUTO WRECK

DANNERS. MASS. Special Having
substituted a Pullman for An altouo-
bile two members q fte family %
Vice President Fairbanks arrived here
early today or. xirally tLe party lc-
cluiet Mrs. Fairbanks art her sons.
Fre1erirk acd Robert. ana tae for
uera w.rc
After rheir nutouchUe was wrecked
near Fort Plain. y. y yesterday Mrs.
Fairbanks and her ta-Erter-lr-l W.
came East hv rall while her sons re-
NAMED az Fore Plain 81 repair the
machine. q rUss. hle. and nr.sl the
tourney as lt was begun. -he Fair
banks have leased Prdrlck farm for
she summer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
$4,000 FIRE IN
PORTSMOUTH, VA

PORTSMOUTH, VA. July ee-
shortly before midnight Saturday
uieht. fire started ir the Kern build
ing here and practical Quilted the
entire structure. which was one % the
principal business ce-l-ers lu town.
Three firemen were injured The dam
age was about 100000. being partial
ly covered BY insurance
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
light TRAINS
COLLIDED HEAD-ON
TWO

FREEsIANSBURG. PA.-SpecIal.-
Two freight trains cOl,l6ed head-o
today on the Central Railroad OF New
jersey. At Freemansburg. and as a re-
snlt J. Miller. OF Mauch Chunk. fire.
man OF the westbound train. and En-
gineer Miller. OF the eastbound train.
are dead. May others had narrow
escapes
The smash-up was due 20 q rntsun-
derstanding Of signals
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
MIDSHIPMAN CRUISE
TENTH TURRET VICTIM

BOSTON. Special. - Nitship-
man J = Cruise died Today 90 iriu-tes
suffered days explosion or the
basrlesrtE .Ela- Cruise Isl rle rcr.l
ce those lD tlrret g. sl-rlra. tf.s
lte has hul. by O. t-rcal ever since
the disaster Several relatives were az
lis bedside "a the Chelsea Narl- HOS
pi-al when Dee hreatlel l.s llst. Cr-sc
WAS kerrIrklaC.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
OLD OFFICERS OF
VIC. G. CO. REFLECTED

RICHMOND. VA--Speciai.-
EQllNwing the stockholders rneetlEg
OF Thursday. the Board OK Directors
% the vlrstnta-Caroiina Chemical rnet
yesterday e Jersey City. AL the
members were present save J. p. Caos
mis- and Z. o. Stotesbury. who are %
be succeeded by l. Oudtn and w. ~.
Reynolds.
Without exec ption. al tie cid cfi-
GERS were reelected. while the board
vas reorga~ Only routine bust
rtS< WAS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
VERNON LEE CLARK DIES
or RAcTyRE OF Skull

Ar. Vernon Lee Clark. who received
fracture CT the skull az ths Seaboard
AR Line rountnouse last Friday. died
az TIE Memorial Hospital yesterday "a
a result q his tn5urles- He vas the
son % Davis Clark. OF Reed Churcn.
a~t was only eighteen years 90
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-27
WHITE HOUSE SQUAD
PUT ON ARMY DUTY

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-spectai,-
The three personal aids TO the Presi-
cenc and half 2 dozen other young
army officers. who have been much IN
evidence az White House functions.
Rave bee n~'f loose from their ems