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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-20
FOUR MORE BODIES.
corpses Are Two Midshipmen and a
Couple of Bluejackets.

Couple Of Blue jackets.
Newport News, Va. June 20.-The
waters of Hampton Roads gave up
the bodies of four more victims of the
Minnesota launch disaster, two dead
midshipmen and two bluejackets be-
ing picked up about a mile off Fort
Wool Grip Rap and within half mile
of where the launch was sunk. The
corpses were those of Mfdshipmen
Walter Carl Ulrich and Herbert Le-
ander Holden. Seamen H. L. VanderA
and Coal Passer Jesse Conn Eight
have been recovered
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-20
Sensible Prince.

Copenhagen. June 20-Although he
speaks excellent English, Prince Wi.
liam of Sweden, who expects to visit
America this year. has secured the
services of teacher of languages lr
order to perfect himself in the Amer
lean accent and expressions
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-20
Fall Bro,..e His Neck.

Greenville, Tex, June 20.-Near
Quinlan William Hodges, Sr., fell from
load of oats. He hit his mead and |
broke his neck, dying instantly.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-20
FOLK PLEASED.
Thinks Two-cent Fare VIII BE Found
Not Unjust.

Not Unjust.
Kansas City. June Ex-Governor
Folk. who has been in active sym:
pathy with the attitude of Attorney
General Hadley in the 2-cent fare con
troversy.. in an interview here said
Il am glad to see the 2-cent fare is to
be tried. and believe the railroads
will find, after thorough test. that 1t
is not unjust. II passes are dispensed
with and everyone made to pay his
fare. this, with the increased travel
incident to the reduced rate. should
more than make up the difference be,
tween 2 anG 3 cent rates.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-20
SEVEN KILLED.
TWO Others Seriously Injured as Re
suit of TWO Explosions.

Scranton. Pa, June 20 Seven men
were killed outright and two others Sc
riously injured in two explosions OF
mine gas In Johnson mine No. / at
Priceburg. The first explosion was
caused by the carelessness of a door
tender. who. by leaving the door open.
allowed gas to accumulate in the work.
ings The second explosion resulted
from the igniting of the deadly fire
damp which accumulated after the
first explosion.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-20
Addressed BY Or. Leake.

Paris. Tex, June 2O.-Dr. w. X.
Leake of Dallas addressed the 200
members Of the North Texas Medical
association on appendicitis.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-20

Those who have not been criticising
the president for his handiwork in va
rious recent exposures cannot keep
their equilibrium in 1908. They will
be beaten long before the country goes
to the polls"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-20
Donovan cets Decision.

Brazil. Ind. June 20.-Mike Dono.
van was awarded the decision over
Joe Walcott after ten rounds Of fast
fighting here. Hugo Kelly refereed.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-20
Muro No More.

Madrid. June 20-Senor Muro.
former minister and head of the Re.
publican minority In the chamber. +
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-20
Dies At Dallas.

Dallas, june 20. Mrs Robert Koehi,
wife Of tie sheriff Of Wharton county.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-20
BRAINS BEATEN OUT.
Peddier Reported to Be Wealthy Was
Found In Dying Condition.

Found IN Dying Condition.
Houston, June 20.---W. r. Starnes.
peddler, reputed to be wealthy, was
found in the back yard of his home
with his brains beaten out. Physi.
clans say he cannot recover. His two
sons. James and Van. have been ar
rested on charges of assault to muir.
der. The police are making an inyes-
tigation of the case.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-20
Subscription Price s2.oo year.

PubIishel three times a week, on Sun
day morning, Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoons, at 5I7 Edwards St,
by The Caucasian & Carney Print
ing Co. Ltd, Proprietors-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-20
]. P. FLOURNOY,

Sheriff and ex-Ol1icio Auctioneer.
Caucasian, June I6, 1907.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

BIRTHS AND DEATHS

The following births ana dss tbs were r.
ported 70 he Board uf Health cErinE ne
twenty -four hours ending SATURDAY pon--
HIIIhB-hsoheT1 Smith. 1sze Narlh F-iEff-
eeufh. girl James McArdle. ssK P1s-ca
glrss Peter Jsoo0se1- rs Ohio. boz
Dea1AE-EarT A Eslck- e. North Fuy-
1eth are1De- 3 Alberta H0Dck. 81 Nurra
rcr1oeth zrezne- 10 Ia Culherrsnr- a8Gs
ScUIh IWentT-e1ghth- So: Charles c Hun
eAlss 1zE Nnrzn Twentieth NJ LAu-e1ce
A-EeuE. 1NS Ohio. J. Nels Peterson 80
so11h Szxth g.. Harry c Burchzure. 2sIs
Chicago. IL
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
BUSINESS CHANCES


rph MAKES EaSHN
I'hs Neu PreEiEr Di1-nunt Mine maze
ttis trsDsuduus fruEf PAS rh-ss years
rs .aEt ere EllEf-E-iu- % rrcfts IN dis-
-nonc ming Wuul6 Fuu EEe % SCI a.
Interest r. a eiAnu1d -tnsf Gee : here
~ geaI oun country - y e $50 q
mere II Vuu haven't bard q tie eia-
rnrI-1 q EcuvEriss IN rie Ffu~- CrNef rnEir-
Mtsc11st1- Wrfis NJ fec reports TlfarT
q IRE nrs- wa1s-- We Oun ulinsrai rights
- ls8 acres Have fo-od the diHmund
selns not E-uspect- Ned rnoneT for
ErpmffiT. Eou can by = shares fu1 =
cash CT - t1 install -1sr1s fuue-Ff1h dcunl
new or. Il r--,sfe--rs SD ss-st s-r T.-ocfs
IEFqTE. TsiereDces- American Diamond
Mi1inE O. sth Foor. Lumber ExchkzEe.
Minneapolis Mn f9-s1 4K
FoR sALB-Ncdsrn fron feuodry and ma
ChlDs Ei1or located suurher1 Qki1. ruvsr-
.nE 81 acres thrHs h-1ck and safe rocf
f1Uncr1ss ssct 7lTs8l- cup,ola capacity -
tons dailF. power plant rwo large ware
houses, machine EhuTl tErHe-Eru-T fre-
5 ge9- pazisrn bcuse- carpenter shop AID
Eata sU-ichs patterns for complete Inc
hot Ts-er ard Stan hss1.nE hc[leTN ard
warn air furnaces sEts hliEhs6 t-z6s-
rrutrzhls sohhing Contracts sxcept5unal
o7F,or1urllrT. bargain rrics. terms 20 suit
Il n Reynolds. e RruAdwRy. New York
t4-E2 *
E0CoRPATE UNDER ARIZONA LAWS
Nas- literal CuTpurHUu1 Avs e the
srsoss sETVhsrt, Re fsTloTi1s Sool-s
fh-o1Eh u Ger nonk HOW 10 Run
Our UNIVERSAL CORFoRATE RECORD
has four beoks n eve No othsr IKE n
Fees s-1EL Write fu- FREE BOOKLET.
fo-stiS1 before iBso-so-st45E Ar9r1 -,
CoryorE tion Charter Gsnarzrfse Cu-upg-T
PhoeutK- Ar1sulA fD-1E IL
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

Sal EsAf E,S-FhutoErar pos-al carl rack ]
rEu-sssitiur. els 10 CEkr. stEL1rlarEs /
Gus Eia-es. rEps E1an1sA 6e-uzrEue1s 1
stores &c. snail Ez-lrle, It,e-l en-
rIisslu-- Fnu1D Co, - WAshlrE1U1 81 l
ChicaFo. Hb-Sz7 IL
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
BRAxcH OFFICES


want aas fer The Bee may be left NJ
enT Of the fouSwtaE druE stores
enc a. ~your esrner ArurEf~f--they
are an brnneh ome~s Of ne nee aIa
yoar al VIII he Inserted last "a
prompIly and On Tie sane rate. az as
the main ofaee In The BEE buflafnE,
serenteenth Rnd Farnaw streets
4Ihach. ". c. arm ana Farnzn-
6eT11eE. g A. ID & 1eh -
Sschrs PharrnarT, - : ssh 81
Be1so1 PhzrS1acY. Bsuaun. Nea
5e1ls TAX Fha-Dzcy I'd and Cuming
SA1e1lli1s g q es and Pierce STA
S-llo1 Ill FhArDacT. ~ Military Ava
crlassy Phsrnscy. Sen S1s f1fs
AeTIlA1Lk E-I1 LIS 6 LEh g.
Eastnlan Pi@-IacT. s0ss HE1a1oa.
49,. a 80 Lsaye1wor1h
EoFisT a ArnoldL II n 18th 81
rseTtAE sgoHn J. 1ns n sIth 81
LAeIe1ne Dr1E c.. Flcrsnca. Nek.
Sso-azcaa Pharmacy. An and Lake STA
.S1ee1 Pharmacy. corosr PH-k Ava and
Sreeno1Eh. G. A, HEs & leh g.
S-esnouEh, G A. lg-h and H3ckoET.
Egoen. Mn G $50 Fsr1a- 81
EAnAccE Para Fhar-, 1EE g. 2rh Ava
4o.sL soa2- 50 y 1S,h s.
AanE n s.. rs FErnau s..
holr1Ee Place Ph1TnscF. EJb4 y. 2s1h
st51eE Dig Co lsE y; 2ssh 81
ts a-,rSs. C-1ss = ~ \. 24eh 81
sAratoEa Drug Co, 8sth and A-nes Ave
ChicaFn-
sshssfs-. AnEusi ssz X lsA ST.
elor-u Pn1r1zcy, 1eth ana Maria srA
nA-1AI E.l1 Pharmacy. sFrh and Ginning
n41lc3 tEsTuaCF. &rh and Grace ErR
VITA O. a 4lEh and Hamilton St&
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

WANT ED-Msn- each EtRtA 70 d5Str1h vuta
SAMPLES q Cur Eopds and tack a6vertts-
Ing EE1s SALARY g. Eser week. 8 q day
expenss aMcWz1os- S1Go5ers Co. DspL
C1c8En Np-Hk N
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A leslhsr p.1ss On Anes Ave -
tween Ath and &c. pure contains car
relCV Eld EllEer beluLElDE 70 Va =
yohlsrn1. driver foE the AlEuito EauItaYy
Dairy 60. F1DoeT VII be ECitEhly re-
EErced - TepcrEng ~ ne c11ee. IN
FErns@ CD-NzE ~
DOST-L46y-s oEen-fsos gold watch: meme
Fram n II BoFdE thaErer or Ftreea
Rsturn 70 BrgEDeu Han Reward
l3-8G1
DoIST-Ihurscsy sFs1ilE. pzsteboErd su1a
case c1utai-lrE hack sLk dress BE-
tween S. 81 &Ih and 9Th and HarLey
Return 20 .8a HEFDsE and receive re-
ward u1-ME1 N
LOET-Ols pay n1se F1zEsez- Frubzhly az
I'm EDd ElrlEm- Tel EErusF IL -
leave a. Eimbzu lsun6rEs reward
L2-klA
LOET-LsdyE huntsT case Eold watch en-
ErEVht IN hz1E q case u. y r hinsu1s
Fer1rE 70 o1.stlz c9ElzsEc-zi College f1F
reward G4-E1
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

We Wish % thArk or many friends aad
ns4ghburs also K q P. lodge No ! for
Their Kindness and Sympathy shown "a
onI11g TIE sickness and oezth % our be-
Mrs GENEVA STOUT AND FAMILY
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

lss ACRES good bottom land. in Madison
co1nrF- Neh-aSfas hah nile from town
So pei mere incunhrEnce & Sle. fer
Omaha OF CouDcl EiUfIs property Phone
Douglas 80 Retersgn- 50 N 18Th 81
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES.

6LxlA-t113okE-t1AzIy c. January & 1aT7
SD q NJ and Mrs.. Thomas Burchrnrre
aged y years and % rDou1hs.
Fa-ner1l services Al the FHrSt RaurtEs
cnurcE Park avenue and Earney Street
sunday. Ia > II Iuferrian1 Prokrsc4 III
cene1e-y- Friends invited
Thomas n. died February Al .se a n
tlnera2 February 4 Al 2 O'Clock from
reslozDce, lz2s q 6th ST. 70 St Pzsr5ck's
church Burial 81 Mars ceneterT- sgsIs d
Omaha Frieoas invited
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

ARE EoU earning the highest possible
Fsro-t from Fuur r1infnG investments
stocks are made 70 trade n We VII shcw
Eou how 70 trade and make r1uneT. We
know ten Gold6s1d stocks gOod for ouick
profit; postal WI give you inside il
formation Power Ch-7ErY & Co. Inc
Gold6eld- Nevada fF-sH
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES are pssa
kinds soon- Booklet = Ias Describing
Positions and telling easiest and quickest
way 70 secure them Is free Write now.
land Bag. Wsshi1gtozA D c
Hl-sae X
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

FREE-To 6sDenstrzte ny ability IN LIE
reading. VII send yours Tree. send hi-In
Gate and STAMP Herman. - Man. salt
Lake, Utah Americas besi clEirvuyEnI.
EEtro3uEer and TssYcboUsfTisL 90
NADAAdES Bean and NzEo. lsading Eptr-
uuEl 1Bec ms Of Omaha Do not fan 10
uensulf these wonderful DsciunIs 81 ~
10TH Esd 5oeA tsl-1N "
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

WANT ED-G1ocs-y ssleSmea in our Gum
ny department honsat- capahlA snsr-
farmers AID large cJnsuusers Esrera1lT;
largest house ~ ghs u1siIl-ss- lau q
prices, hiEner quality gods. comply u III
az pure food a r o.. aI1lFs -ntilts. ENfiusia .
TERRITORY, good pay. pe-msn-a1- E1aDd
new DEAL tnst N ft~ i.E-- Tohr SeKtrn 8
Co. Wholesale rrSosrs. ChioEEo
E,--8eI
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
HELP WANTED-FEMALE


LADIES q make Sanitary Bslts. MatH-iai
al Cut rea1y 20 Esw- ~ ~ tuEer. psr-
tlc1lars s-s-sed sureaCpe. LsncL c.
l'a-sl 81 ChuaEo- Tl-lNN *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-20
MILLI0NAJREs' CLUB
Hunt Club In LOudOnn County Has
Only Nine llemhe ra " ~ s.,:sS

Hunt Club In LOudonn County Has
Only Nine Members.
Specialize The Times Dispatch. :: Y
+ FREDERICKSBURG. VA, November
19.-The Hunt Club. with southerns
headquarters in Loudoun county,
known as the Orange County On. W.
Hunt Club, is probably the most Gx-
elusive organization OF the kind in the
United States. It has total menu
H. Hartman, the railroad magnate.
E ok. danghter 81 United States Sen.
!ator Stephen B. Elkins, Of West Viz
GINA; J ohm I. Townsend. Robert GeaIy.
Robert ,Goelet, Peter Gsary. of New
clubs stables cost $50. 900. the fee for
n1embership is $4,000. and the dues
are $4,000 per annun1.
VI Robert H. Talley. assistant United
yesterday and appeared In the Corpo-8
ration Court In the matter OF natural
ization Of Alfred 1Hhltren. of Wash
DR.. II. NJ DeJarnette. OF this city.
and his brother, DR.. ]. s. neJarnette,
Superintendent OF the Western State
Hospital at Staunton, In four days,
hunt IN Rappuahannock county. killed
Captain s. j. quinn. Of this city, has
been elected secretary and treasurer
of the executive committee OF the Eat
icksburg. to fill a vacancy. Colonel
John AfcElroy. OF Washington, was
elected q member OF the COMMITTEES.
Mrs. . 3. Montgomery. sof this city.
OF her daughter. Miss Kate Lee Mont
Eomery, to MFR. DanieI e. Groves. Of
Clarksburg. w. Va. The ceremony sgill
take place In st. Georges Episcopal
Church. In this city. on December 4S
1907, ut. 1880 clock r. M,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-20
SOCIAL and
ONAL
=" HE dance given in the Jefferson
Hotel last evening at 9 o'clock
by Miss Johnston and Miss
- 80 E,lf,isaa az

I
Hotel last evening at - o'clock
by Miss Johnston and Miss
Eloise Johnston. in honor OF
their debutante sister. Mise
Elizabeth Johnston. was one of the
most brilliant and enjoyable affairs
OF the autumn season.
Decorations were very elaborate,
draping doorways, festooning the
walls and ornnmenting the wood work
OF the gallery in the ballroom, In
the square entrance hallway palms
were grouped and the staircase. to the
gallery was wreathed with sn1ilax,
music.
The dining-room was all in pink.
Pink roses were punched among the
greenery on. the walls and mantels.
The debutantes' table, laid with thirty
six covers, occupied the centre OF the
room. It bore high -handled shep-
herdess basket. filed with bright
pink silk netting. Smaller baskets.
also filed with roses. formed an outer
circle. Shaded candles ana hand
painted place cards. inscribed with Cos
1onlal figures In the picturesque dress
Of that period. dancing the mtnuet,
made, an extremely pretty whole in
table alornment. Fourteen other ta-
bles surrounding that occupied by the
Aebutantes were similarly decorated.
The Misses Johnston We're assisted
during. the evening by DR.. and Mrs.
George Ben johnston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Boiling and MIR. and Mrs. j.
Jordan Leake.
Miss Mary Johnston wore a, Partisan
Bown of green gauze embroidered In
gold. Miss Eloise had on blue gauze
with pearl trimming. and Miss Eliza
beth was charming In a ball gown OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-20

Jr.. son OF air. and Mrs. II. w. shalton,
OF this city, was, celebrated at 1880
A. NJ. yesterday. In the home Of the
brides parents.
The house was decorated IN palms
ainilax and flowers. and Professor
Ernest L. Boiling played the Wedding
March from "Lohengrin.,.
The, bride. wearing a tailored gown
OF dark blue cloth, entered with her
father. Her flowers were lilies OF the
valley. She was attended by her Sis
ter. Mrs. Robert Turner Jones, Of
Petersburg. Va. as matron of honor.
fon and taffeta, with insets Of Irish
point. q black picture hat, and carried
pink chrysanthemums. Mr.. w. Penick
Shelton was best man,
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton will spend
their honeymoon North. and after the
first of December will be at No. Eli
South Third Street
Pettus-Hauuter. 4
To-day at high noon, at Ash Camp
Baptist Church. q marriage OF unusual
interest was celebrated at keysville,
to the altar Miss bertha Grace Ham IN.
mer. one Of Keysvilla,s most talented
and beautiful young ladies'. The cere-
nony was impressively performed by
f Eev; pr. py;ehss, pastor q the Baptist
Fl. Hammer and w. S. Hammer, BROTH
ers of the bride; Mr.. Richard Pettus,
brother Of the groom. and Mr.. Earl Ar
vim. Of skeysville. Miss Delma Spencer,
Of Fort Mitchell, VAS maid of honor,
and wore a beautiful creation OF blue
crepe de chine over taffeta. The bride
entered with het brother, Mr.. a. B.
Hammer. and wore going gown
gloves to match, ond carried Brides
roses. The groom was attended by his
best man. pr. Floyd Gregory. OF Keys
VILE. To the inapiring strains OF .Lo-
hengrin.s' wedding march, beautifully
brida. party entered the sacred ediflce.
SO Bid sweet song ' sri fioate 81
tt 6po n the o share from the skilful
The decorations consisted Of chry-
y the altar vas beantltnllS festoone4
church in reverse order to the strains
of AIendelssohn's wedding march. The
large concourse Of people present,
n1e T us ana handsome, alike attested
the popularity Of the contracting par.
ties ana the high esteem in which they
5araIheld. @
StN'I ne DTluC rs Vie FnuiuSltHFTgO OF T. I'll @
late IL D. i Tanner, and possesses both
beauty of person and graciousness OF
disposition. which has endeared her to
all with whom she has come In con-
tact. n
The groom is a prominent young
business man, end is held In y high es-
TEEN both In business aud social clr-
Giles. ID is5s ii
happy couple left on the 3 \ o'clock train
will be at home to their frinds at their
residence on King Street In KeysYille.
Fulgham-Rrown.
Miss Cecil Florence Brown was
quietly married to Mr.. James Alvin
iFulghaIn, the ceremony taking place
lat s "A. NJ. yesterday in the home OF
the brlde's father Mr.. John r. Brown.
OF No. AIT North Twenty-third Street,
the Rev. Or. George w. AIcloantel Of
ficiatlng. !,
There were no attendants, those
/ j. "a q K /. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-20

Kelly, the retiring pastor OF the Court
Street Methodist Church..
The marriage took place in the par-
Tor. which had been attractively decor
ated with notted ferns, palms and
other plants, yellow and white chry-
anthemun1s. and numerous white
shaded candelabra. The bride was
sowned In tallor-mate suit
OF leather-colored clinton cloth. and
she wore a hat ana gloves to match.
She carried an arm cluster Of white
chrysanthelnums.
T Mr.. and Mrs. Tyree left on an early
afternoon train for O Northern trip,
after which they will be at home af-
ter December 1st,5 at No. 1914 River
mont Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-20
Victim. 81 Collision.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
NORFOLK, Y A. November 19.-E. u.
Forrest, who was injured In July by
an ice wagon, died in the Norfolk
Protestant Hospital at an early hour
this morning. Blood poisoning set In
as a result of his wounds. and the eff
forts. of the phystcians to save him
wore inafrectual. .s4 sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-20
Post Oiiicc. aud Patents

Especial to The Times-D dispatch.
3NVASHINGTON.gD.S c.. November o.
est Il. Hepler substitute. rural carrier,
route !, at Nlillboro. Va.
Patents issued: Virginin;y w illiam s..
North Carolina--Stuart wv. Cramer.
Charlotte. hyErometer for huinid ifyinE
and mir moistening apparatus: Johps.T.
Dorn,an, Red Springs, plow point fast
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-20

present being limited to Immediate
relatives, owing to the mourning OF
the groom's family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulglam left for the
North Immediately after the ceremony.
They will live when they return at No.
AT North Twenty third Street.
Willing workers. Sale.
Tomorrow and Friday in the MILF
merry department Of Fourqurean.s store
the Willing Workers of Monumental
Church will have q sale OF fancy ar
ticles, dolls and candies. This will be
a fine opportunity to buy Christmas
presents, and at the same time help
the society raise funds for church
PURPOSES.
Annual Meeting,
The annual meeting of the Associ-
ated Charities will be held Tomorrow
evening at Sis o'clock in the Jeffer-
son Hotel auditorium Reports OF the
work for the year will be presented
and addresses by prominent business
men will be delivered. The public arc
cordially invited to attend.
Informal Tea.
Miss Juliet Martin. one OF this sen ;
sons debutnntes. has invited the buds
and few friends to tea this after-
noon. at her homo, No. i03 East Frank
lin Street.
Personal Mention.
Misses Grace and Myrtle Conrad. of
Danville. Va. are Visiting their aunt.
Mrs. John n. Hutcheson, OF No. 919
Floyd Avenue.
Miss sallie. Hocfadoy. who has been
the guest OF, her sister. Mrs. j. II, Nom
tague. in Charlottesville. Va, has re-
turned to the city. 3s
4 The Rev. w. D. Edwards, Of Crozet.
Va, visited relatives In Richmond on
his way to the Methodist Conference In
Petersburg. Va.
Mrs. ]. Taylor Ellyson. who will this
afternoon present q Kaleidoscope and
moving picture machine to the battle
shin Virginia, is now the guest OF AIRS.
James Hubbard. in Norfolk.
Miss Flora r. Mason. daughter OF
Judge j. r. Mason. OF fredericksburg,
Va, has been appointed by Mayor
Thomas p. Wallace sponsor for Fred )
ericssburg Day ut jamestown Exposl-
ton.
Miss Florence Talbot is the guest
of Misa Hobson, Of Goochlnnd county
Miss Ravenel, of Charleston, s. c.,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Aston
tCabell.
Miss Charlotte Pleasants has left for
her home in Wilmington, N. O.. after
being the guest in Richmond OF the
Misses Selden.
Mrs. Natalie F. Smith, OF Freder-
tloksburg, and Mrs. Edward Ingle. OF
Baltimore, arc In the city,8the guests
of Mrs. p. Y. Valentine.
Rev. j. G. Shive. OF Abbeville, s.. c.,
is at Ginter Park for the winter. taxi
Ing q post graduate course at the un-
ion Theological Seminary.
b The Rev. Carl s. Matthews. OF Rap
idan. Va has received call to the
pastorate OF the Presbyterian Church
at Pulaski City. 1t Is understood in
the city that Mr.. Mat kews viii aocept
and move to the southwestern part of
the State should hts presbytery SO
agree. Mr., Matthews Is the son-ln-i
law OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". g, Camp, Of
this city. s 555
Mrs. j. 4. crockford, who l.as been
Visiting relatives in staunton and
charlottesville, Va. Is expected home
this week, s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-20
Dr. Nrns.ey ,Vli,ery Ill.

(Specinl to The Times-D ispntch.)
q SPOTSYLVANIA,sNr "A, November 19..--
DR. C. r. Massey is still critically Ill,
at his condition. Dra John N. Upslur.
of Richmond, Va, has heen called again
to see him, and brought With him a
trained nurse.
Mrs. Ella NJ Pool, OF Curlew, iii this
county, and wife OF MIR. Montrnville II.
Pool, is dangerously III With cerebro
spinal meningitis. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-20
DaptI.ts 10 I,nt.c CSC, 900.

a1 tSpeclaI TO TIC FIlmes-UIsphtch.J n
Il NORFOLK, VA. November 19.-Bnp-
fists OF this section have determined
purpose OF church extension in Norfolk.
Portsmouth and vicinity, and o COM
mittee has been appointed. which left
the meeting OF 1.-The Baptist State Home
Mission Board there tonight. This
committee Is composed of prominent
members Of the local Baptist churches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-20
Fi1 Il-lV - ~ Y.
investigating Water Works.

sll Sneclal to Tho Times pispntch,l
I, iNORFOLlS.S A.. November s.-Con-
troller r. Henry Jones and City E.il-E
gineer. Dornin laya left for a tour o Z
the larger N Northern ,ci tiessS where they
systems. This Is done, as tho Board OF
Control desired exact Information, he :
fore deciding upon envy az tho bids for
establishing a water meter sya tenn In
Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-20
Gets Sc n,inary3 Contract.

Especial to The Times Dispatch>
NORFOLK. Al, November ID
George q. Ware. OF Newport news
has been awarded the contract for
Seminary ut Williamsburg, Work on
the structure will begin at once. and
the school will be ready for occupancy
next year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-20
IIungered for yVeaIth.

49, (SpeoIaI to The Tlmes. Dfspatch.)
s NORFOLk, VA, November 9.--El-
eanor Dorse. O negro woman. wns held
for the grand jury by Police Justice
Simmons to-day or. the charge @, steal
Stevenson. No. All Olney Road. 1t was
alleged that the woman stole Il box
containing the money, and after smash
Ing the box In the cellar OF the house,
5endeavored to escape with the coin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-20
WEDDING IN LYNcnnUnG,
Miss Lucille shelton Hec0Mes the Bride
1a21-s. ~ MIR. IhnrlAni a. trYreG. ~

I4YNCHRuRCi VA. November I d.
IA pretty wedding was solsmnized to-
day at1e:sO o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. James Taylor shelton, No, al4
sHtverylont Avenue, when her daug liter,
Miss Lucls, hsenMe The bride de, of Mr.
nsony was performed by pr ,Glbly q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-20

The combined wealth OF the several
United States is glven as 1880 Z, 00o,-
900. and John p. Rockefcller knows
how, very combined 1t Ii. r,