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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
Christiansburg Social News.

SSpoStoi W NS 1iAuSb'bl6patCn.J
7-"Tad," comely-drama, with the
scene laid beyond the Rockies. was
given by amateur talent on Thursday
evening Mt tho Opera House to Il large
audience. Misses Minnie Elicit and
Richard Roger, Gray Manoni md Lin
wood Walters, each shone In their par
ticular part.
The Woman's Home Missionary So.
dent, Mrs. Alice DunEle, on Friday az
ternoon, when arrangements were made
to hold a bazaar on Wednesday, De-
cember 11th. at Spindle & Surfaces
store.
The Hamilton D. Wade Chapter, of
United Daughters OF the Confederacy,
met at the Allegheny Club rooms on
cussed for the celebration OF General
Robert E. Lees birthday with appro-
pirate exercises at the Town Hall. The
next meeting will be held at the home
Edwin S. Hagan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunklee and
bIr. Archer johnson. are enjoying tho
hunting at Walnut Cove. N. c.. as
Dunklee will remain with her father.
Captain Hairston. until after the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Phlegar left on Wednesday for
Bristol. Miss Mary Phiegar will Join
NJ, Edward Calhoun will move his
family to Roanoke In few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun have many
friends In town who regret their do
parture.
Miss Lizzie Pierce withers returned
to her homo in Abingdon on Wednes-
day evening. after a two-days' visit to
her uncles Major w. S. and Judge Wal
ter Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Durr, under
whose management two plays have
been produced In town, left on Thurs
SIr. and Mrs. Il. 3. HAIRLESS have re-
Gently entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Bond
Fleet, OF New York: Mrs. Bishop. Of
DR.. Quick. dean OF the Agricultural
Department ut the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute. left on Thursday. accom-
panied by five students from the school
of Stocl.men assembled in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. billiard left on
Tuesday for n two months stay with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Paul, of New Or
leans.
Mrs. Mary Greer, who has been with
her niece, Mrs Sidney Sheltman. for
some time, is with relatives at Trout
Captain and Mrs. j. v. sumpter. of
North Carolina. are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Manoni.
tractor of Roanoke, spent Wednesday,
Mrs. Hattie Shields. OF Roanoke,
spent several days with her sister, Mrs.
Mrs. Ifarry Cox and little daughter
have gone to Roanoke for the winter.
Miss Florence Walters left on Thurs
day for q months visit to Mrs. Cox.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
Gloucester Social News.
1Speciai 10 The rines. plsnatcn,

Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch
GLOUCESTER. c. IL, VA, December
f:--siv. and Mrs. Joseph BRYAN have
closed their horne, Eagle Point" On
ne severn River. and gone to
Mrs. Stanley and Miss Hubbard have
returned 70 Great Barrir gton. Mass
part of the week al Old Point
Miss Claire stanley and Miss Tay-
ior of Great harrington. are at Berk-
shire, guests of 4ir. and Mrs. Frank
lin Dabney.
Mr. A.. c Cheney has returned to
Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins who has
pee Sesn visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
Nltners, has returned to Richmond
Miss Ellen Bayard Lee has returned
from short visit to Baltimore.
Fir. S. r. Cary and Mr.. 3. Lee, Jr
%hs,. SIC Mt Thanks giving In Gloucester
College. >
MISS Ethel Corr is in Baltimore.
Mrs. Kate Tabb has left Tor Balt,-
more. '1e''~
Miss Nora Taliaferro is with Mis-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Janney, OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
Lawrenceville Social News.
7lspocinl to The Times plzpateh.)

NN'DNS''NN Nff
I4AWRENcEVILLE, VA, December
17.,---Iiss Marguerite Bagley has return
ed from Danville after. spending,
'rhanlsssiirg vacation with Miss
Myrn PEBBLES, OF the r.. NJ. I.
Mr.. Norman Chambliss. who has been
visiting relatives In town, has returns
ed to Clifton Forge. w. Va.
Mrs. @. u. Smith, OF Hosky, NJ. c.,
was visiting In Lawrenceville this
week
Miss Nancy Powell and Miss Elis-
abeth Delaney have returned from q.
short visit to = Richmond.
y, Miss Willis. ElaM, who is attending
the High School: spent Thanksgiving
at her home 1nra in Snnt9h b Hi: \. ],
from g brief visit IS friends at sRea-
Profs sio 4. u. Bean has returned
from R,anoks. Where he attended the
The series Of meetings at the Baptlst
Church; eondneted by Rey Mt; Jones:
5crewe. closed on Thursday night. l1n-
der the elnquent preachtng OF Rev. Mr..
l<lnchloe there sverels. y good ~ lumber
OF conversions, n 5s'sSs " nv "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
'WestP oiintSoc
(spec!al 10 rho ,l'Ines. Dlspateh.,

WEST POINT. VA. December IT,.
Miss Myrtle Corr entertained NUM-
Der OF friends IN her horne on y Street.
II l a hunr a Mere wens aslEh,i
those present were Misses Pearl Carroli.
OF Texas; Mary u. Carter, Of Rappa-
ham. Of Richmond; Incz Palmer. Jula
jennings. Cecil Field. Marian Lewis,
Margaret Brooks and susie Corr;
Msssrs i Marvey and =; A ,, 1 ,,o
spencer. walter Hargravc and Il. Z.
Bradford, or Cape CHARLES, Va.
,l NJ !. Vivian cmrle ys well r, known IN
accepted o position with tho sciiicagD
Porlrait Company, and left this week
TO enter upon his new duties. His
e esaSaSasts s q yin be for the present
Mr.. Maxwell Tanntleroy and family
have moved TO their old homo In Rich
imond.
ON the banks of the Nlnttaponi River.
where Captain Il. Ii. Spencer. lived Il
great nianys years. Since his death
~. Visited West le POINT III Wednesday. ol he
came up. to baptize Mr.. NJ. ~. Fuller.
NM, Mrs g, Y, Waaga entertained her
served, while they talked OF the bet
terment OF tho Sundayy school. and
made plans relative to the organization
OF mission study clnss.
The ladies' OF the Methodist Church
began their annual Christmas sale OF
fancy work and cake Friday at the
home Of Mrs. Richmond Bland;
The Young Woman's Auxiliary or
Ing meeting ut the home OF Miss Mat
tie Curle this week, at which time
they heard a report of the great mis-
sionary meeting which convened In
cha ,rL Noyember 9Th to 18th;
Queen Courthouse. accompanied her
daughter Mrs Clarke, to West Point
this week. Mrs. Clarke was on her
way to her home, in Vancouver, y. e.
Miss Mamie RICHARDSON. who, is
her mother, Mrs. X. r. Richardson.
the past week.
Miss Crystal Farinholt. who accepted
a position at the graded school at Old
flnding conditions as she expected.
Mis- Leah Levin continues III, though
her condition is considered better. She
has trained nurse with her
Mr.. Gilbert Taylor OF Newport News.
". Taylor. t this Week si' A''' -Ats' =
DR.. C. D. II. Foot, OF Oxford. n. c.,
visited his niece. Mrs. w. s. Ware. re-
Gently.
Mesdames Abrams and Kerr, Of Sfonta-
CUES. Essex county.
Mrs. Waters is the guest of her
g.ster. Mrs. Joshua Hogge, on e
Mrs. w. s. Eastwood. who has been
on an extended visit to her mother,
Mrs. Bowers, in Caroline county, has
returned TO her home here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
Roanoke Social News.

tspecfn 10 Thc Times Dlrrntch.)
ROANOKE, Va f)eretnber T.--trhp
most brilliant socihI event of the week
were tho ttyu ,lr,it1ntic' irnfitnjs riytii
at tho home or president md Mrs.
D.. ~ Jpht,Aou ,rIf,,i. DIV nnd rri1ay
arternooi1s b. Mrs Franees Garter. Tile
Eunats on bvtt foecnnions were, mainly
from tho "otilctal"f FAMILY of tho Nor
FOLK and Wasrern. owing Ia the
srnnu drnWjnu-rooin nj tile homo. il
was necegntpy 10 have the tWo re-
,,itnIs fpstend OF orc Mrs Crrter liz
we'll known as ono or the most distti-
psifin.lie d dramnfis rsi,ltergS in tIle com ;
try sho at ono time resided iu Roa-
npSe wien her Into husband was chief
clerk of President. Johnson, VINO was
then general manager of the Norfolls
ana Western.
Mrs, r.rnast u. Elshblrn entertained
few OF her friends ut her home on
Clar,e Jiyert,e. southwest, wednesday,
afternoon fin honor OF Mrs SIP Fer
gIson. formerly Miss Baggnt. and Miss
DorofhyJ gach. OF New Jersey. pro-
gressiye bridge vas played. the prizes
goi1,e Ia Mrs, James =. Woods and
Airs. John w. Woods. The dining
rom Was i,..aitifully decorated in
pink. Ihe table was lighted with
rose candies and decorated in tjule
and carnations Of the game color.
Mrs. Edward Tlnsley and Miss Rosa
@TinsIev gave reception "Wednesday
Strset ,rhe narlors VERT fhronged all
the ss,ffternoaonp WI vii, handsome women,
beautifully powned.
Mrs. Edgar Brooke entertained de-
)fgf fully jruegday afternoon in honor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
Dir. Lyons
PERFECT
+ Goth Powder
Cleanscs, preserves and
beauties the teeth, and
Purihes the breath
"A superior dentifricc
for people Of refinement
Established in 1866 BY
Il u @%,,a, ms

g1 3 ,,,,a.s Springs. l,aso returned from
Misses Sally MCLEAN Jones. Miss
sinclair were guests Of MICS Mary
Miss Kate Sinclair and Misa Evelyn
Ryrd Lee were at Mount Vernon
suests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Jones.
Mrs. John Bouldin is spending q
wceis In Middleses.
among the gentlemen from. dis.
tfnce who have been cunning In GlOu-
cester lately were DR.. Robert RAN
dolph, OF Baltimore; Judge Hanckle
AID MIR. James Duncan. of Norfolk.
Mih. Kate Hfnhle has returned from
g visit To Philadelphia.
Judge James Lyons Talfnfcrro gave
a dinner on Friday. The guests of
honor being Colonel and Mrs Mckee.
OF North River. Guests invited to meet
them were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Osburn
Sanders, Rev. aud Mrs. William Byrd
Lee. Mr.. j. Taiston Seawe1l, Mis- Leah
Talfaferro. and Mr.. George y. ITALIA
ferro.
DR.. and Mrs. w. n. jaeger, OF Glen
Roy. have returned from q visit to
Rev. W. Il. Lee spent "Wednesday in
West Point.
There was a very exciting fox hunt
In Gloucester on Saturday, and Miss
Margaret Tabb. on her fine hunter
Meryl6gs. was in at the death ahead
of all the field. This Is the second
time. Miss Tabb has carried Off the
brush.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
Waverly Social News.
tspec!al 70 The mines pispatch.l

-gt--giS especial TO II I1meS- lJlSpatCn.l
= sWAVERLY, VA. December7. -AIisses
last Tuesday In Waketield MS the
guests 81 Mrs. Wesley Ri cha,
Miss nsssls Ford a l. visiting friends
Mr. Ben Sharp and Miss Ruth Will
llans were married last Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Fleetwood, who has
been visiting Miss May Rowe, OF Fred
MF Rurt s Who spent hes days
In this section visiting friends in
Wayerly and Wakefield, has returned
to Richmond,
cashier OF the Bank OF Sussex and
Surry. at Wakefield, Va. was quietly
married on December I'd. to Miss Nell
'Chappell, daughter OF MIR. l., j. Chap
peil. OF bonneville, Vn. both the bride
ss e sns ses Of so Ssf fsm a s s
Savedge are now on their bridal tour
In the North. They will return and
make Wakefield their homo on land at
ter December 18th.
The Monday Evening Club was en-
tertained last Monday by Miss Ethel
Norris. from S:30 to II o'olock. The
following young ladies and gentlemen
were present: Misses. Nell Gray Susie
Ruth Spratley, Jennie Goodwin. Soulie
Burt, Virginia Hrlsong. Linda Eernes,
Sally Fleetwood, Messrs. Z. ". Press
ssn IS WI VI oG re y R II kdnnn Mns
aChappell. Vernon Johnson, w. r, Nor
irls. Jr.. Vernon West. ]. I'll. Hamlet.
a. Covington. p. Fleetwood, Jr., Horace
Gray. j, Williams. W. Bruce Martin
and 4. c. Selby.
Misses lizzie Higgins Emma Rag
land and Myrtle Harrison are spending
a few days as the'suests OF Miss Pearl
Justice, at Gray. Va.
Judge j, i. West, who has been
holding the regular December term
OF Cireensville Circuit Court. has re-
turned home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
Gainesville Social News.
(sneclal to rhe TImcs- Dlspatcn

(speclal to The Times Dispatci,)g
CARTERSNILLE. VA, December Z. -
Mrs. John o. Reynolds is quite siclS}
at her home here
Mrs. H. James Rhodes and her sis
week with Mrs. II. NJ Crowder. Of
Misses Vivian Duncan and Mary Pals
more spent several days in Richmond
last week.
Rev. j. ". Gee win preach in the
Methodist Church here Sunday Inorns
ing and night.
Mexican Marlne-Productx aud Guans
Concessions. b sg a;
Consul General 4. L.. NJ. Ciottschalk
OF Mexico City. transmits copies OF two
concessions granted by the Mexican
to Harry j. Earle. One Is
for the exploitation of marine products
i(includlng a canning factory of the
waters Of the river IAgartos, inS8 Yit-ss
cn,an, and Punta Flor. In the Territory
OF Quintana Roo, Including tho reef Of
Chincharro. Tho other concession 4 Ia
for the exploitation OF guano Deposit
In the islands OF Contoy Cancun, Caseb
Arenas. Chlnchorro, and .Alacranes, Oh
the east coast of Yucatan, and the Ter,
ritory OF Quintano Roo. Copies of sbotL
concessions may he seen at the Bureau
of Manufactures,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
South Boston Social News.
(speclal to The Times

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. December ~
The ladies' OF the Episcopal Church
held n bazaar In ono OF the new va
cant stores on Main Street Thursday
and Friday. most sunptuous dinner
was served each day. while fair
anaidens sold dainty fancy work from
the booths. The sum OF s1eO was
cleared on opening day. The proceeds
will go to the church.
Mr.. G. c.. Firesheets. Of Newport
News, was a visitor here during the
week. He was a former resident OF
Miss Claude simmons. OF washing
ton, n. c., and Miss Roberta Slower.
Visiting tins the nome Of Dr. j. McNair
Stover, at this place. have retmned
home.
guests of Miss jamie Richardson this
week.
Mrs, In. !, Palmer I'm I. q q tKlnston, n
Nj W. 3. Hughes. M near this I. place.
She Is accompanied by AIr. Palmer.
Mrs. H. A. Thomas, who has been
visiting. relatives near I<eysvllle, has
Messrs. Frank Edmondson, j, Al. Car,
from pleasant hunt a few days a so,
and report having h9 q ], z, most ST, enjoy
ing BIZ gged seventy-two quail and fif-"
teen, rabbits. Mr.. Breeden proved an
gained distinction as a chef. CARING
ton, who is fond OF hunting turkeys.
reports that there were none on their
hunt, although deer were plentiful.
Mrs. w, Ii. Childress has returned
from a most pleasant visit to rela-
MI. Willie a. Willingham, formerly
OF this place. but; now OF New York.
was a visitor here last Sunday,
Mrs. %. w, Dudley has retUrned
AT Mrs. b. IL. Bait OF New York. visited
his brother, DIR, II, s.. Belt, at this
place. He Is now spending some time
in Richmond. III ss N
ar. ri, q 70. Faulkner was operated
upon by Or. BELT u few days u 90, and
Is now doing nicely, and will be out
In u few days, vs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
At the State Normal.
Isrec,ol,o ms ,r,n,es. 1,tsnatch

.-N9T (Sreclol to The TlMes- nfspntch.l - "
F.ARAfYlL.LE, VA. December To-
The Schubert Strirg Quartet, of Ros-
auditorium Thursday evaning, pscera-
Der 9Th. under the auspices az THE
iGuidun" staff. The quartet consists
OF Walter. p, Loud, violin: H.. FaYon
Grover, violin: Edward j. Schiller
viola. and Frederick Blair, pioloncello
They Interpreted the following artistic
program In a mastery manner:
Quartet. g. ma Jor, Joseph Hayden, OPP
| "a, No. p; Ylyace. tt&agis, Minnettn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
Appendicitis
How to Avoid 1t ana Escape u sureicu
Operation, Told by One who
Knows.
Simple Method that Is Always Eli

~ tSAAaFAe -hetHOu mat IN Always Ell.
cucjOus.
II has only been few years since
~ was discovered that q surgical opera
" mas been but n short time since the
disease was discovered ond named.
!, whenever there issan inflamed con-
dttion OF the appendix, caused nv i'm
pacted 5freces in the small cavity open
Ing into the intestine, you then have
appendicitis.
Tbs Older doctors used to call this
ruzaled TO know the cause.
EYenslew. with all the knowledge we
n nay OF tlie disease, no medical man can
dix. why we find it. where it is. or w!n:
are its functions. If 1t has any.
The disease for which nerntlonI
ls :, cure, is Ally, caused by indges-
ton, and In many cases follows a large
nGeipdigestible meal.
Physicians have until recently recom-
tnoW h,at Il IS caused 't by ndlg ss i rs
ton is assured.
Where The pa tlent s IS treated With
healthy conditions prevailing. rapidly
disappear, the stomach and intestines
are placed back in their normal condi-
ton, every orsan q the body operatss
es 1t should, and the inflammation Is
reduced and the operation is avoided.
conscientious physicians, who are
lultEtss-s tutlE
patients, Will always keep 4 supply Of
stuart's Z. Dyspepsia Tablets handy in
their Office, where in cases Of sudden
attacka.of Ind gestlon they can relieve
Z tire patient5at once. ls
Il There i is m record of a. case OF ap-
pendicitis where thas stomach and bow
els We're in healthy. condition and
properly digestad the food from meal
to meal. 49,
No better advice. can By given 10 any
x one who has attackss OF Indigestion. or
WHO has been Threatened with auprn-
dicitis. than to -tell hin to SO to the
q package OF stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets.f1 &L5
Whenever heartburn. gas in stomach
or bowels, heart disease or stomach
tIophle. sous cructions. aaidity or fer
neptatlnn are presert,3sac at once.
Take a dose OF the Tablets and get re-
lief as soon MS possible.
Il At alldrpggis rs--59 cents.
Send ~ 2rd address to-
i day and we will at once send You by
mail a sample package free. Addreas
I, ~, a. stuart 20. a 90 Stuart BLDG Mali
= shall Alich- VT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
Mexican Marlne-Produc and Gaansl
New Steamship Service from France e
3ff C'nlIfOruIa 8st. y we

Consul Ct. II. Jackson. Of La Rochelle.
states that it Is announced officially
that the combined services Of the
French steamship companies knov9n As
the Chargeurs Reunls and AfessaEeroes
Maritlmes. operating a line from Ant
werp to San Francisco, Will hereatter
call at the French port Of La Rochelle
The suilings ara three weekly and the
first viii take place In December next.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
Abingdon Social News
LHnnnlai tn .rhn 1,Itn.s. t1iana.nh. 1

lspeclai TO Tho Tlmes.pispa.cli.1
I, abingdon. VA, Deceniber DIR,
ARK. is guest of his sister. Mfs.
Mrs. Richard Boiling and Mics Bolt
lss wh ,oh have been the fssts , Of Mrs
White. returned tho last Of this week
TO their home In Richmond.
Mrs. Lynn 1Iasktns Is back from a
Visit to her sister, at Georgel. VA.
guest OF Mrs. snsie Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs william j. Brown. Miss
Emma Brown and Miss Sue Ewing. all
ii Of. sslsto ay9 been the guests Of
Miss Fannie +. withers returned
visit to Tflckory and 1astonla, Il. c.,
an" as so Da Fo ann aa s iaa Ya Of
Bristol. are the guests of Mrs. James
Miss Evelyn ftIcc. OF Los Angeles,
Cal. has left for her home after Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Wil White, OF Green
tsla James ans v1s'. Wife .h''F 'a'Asr cap
,rs ass s M.Ey Hwy WEyyta ssaqTned Monday
Miss vesta searles, OF Tennessee,
friends at stonewnll jackson Institute.
MISE Mary Surface OF lne fBuHlneBS
College OF Bristol, was the weekend
guest of Miss Mamie Withcra.
Mr.. Alfred Witliers, WHO has been
with an engineering corps In West
Virginia, returned home this week
Or. s. D.. Long, president OF Martha
washinStc College. after taking the
rest cure for month at Johns Hop
kins, Ia home again. much improved.
Mrs. W. Il. MinSen and Miss Frances
MinEea loft Friday to be present at
the Thanksgiving german at v. p. I.
Mrs. r. s. Findlay. Jr., returned FRI
day to Ingleside, w. Va. after q
weeks visit to her mother, Mrs. Find
..The Mikado." the most successful
amateur production of the season. was
presented this week at the Opera
House under the direction Of MIR. AL
bert L. Baker. Mr.. Baker played the
part of Ko-ko, the Lord High Execu-
TONER. and the artistic rendering OF
his role showed his entire ability. Miss
Annie Einnear Haney was charming
AZ Yum Yum. and showed freedom
from affection that merited her APP
piause. She WAS ably supported by
Misses Cherry, May Preston and Mar
g1ret Penn. Mr.. John j. Stuart was
the Mikado. He Is always the favorite
with an Abingdon audience. Miss Gay
White and Professor Davidson, OF
Martha Washington College,, also de-
serve mention. Most Of the towns
prettiest girls were In the chorusea
and those alone were treats The pro-
ceels were for the benefit of the
Confederate monument.
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Mr.. w. wv. Brown. Of Lynchburg.
spent Wednesday and Thursday IN
town.
a number of the travelling men at
tended court at Hillsville this week.
Among others. Messrs. II. B. Hairless,
II. Il. Dickey and =. L. DroWn.
The Washington times., 1907-07-20
SIX BOYS LAUGH
WHEN PUT IN JAIL

NEW YORK. July 20-Six ragged
Italian boys were locked up in Jersey
City on the charge Of breakizg into the
brownstone-front house OF Patrick
DoCgherty. rs Mercer street. and rob
bling IL Of bronze statuary. brass parlor
tables. and other valuable ornaments.
each OF which was broken into pieces
and sold at a nelghboriug junk shop at
the rate OF about / cent for four pounds
The damage Is estimated at about $500.
but. in its shape. the metal could only
be disposed Of as old junk
Mr.. Dousherty and his family are
away for the summer. They do not yet
know that their home has been pillaged.
Detective Sergeants Clark and AIcGurk
heard Of the robbery by accident When
they learned the details they at frst
believed that u was the work Of expert
thieves.
Most OF the stolen property was recov-
cred from pawn shops and junk shops
From descriptions furnished. the six
lads were found and arrested. They
only laughed at their arrest. and appar-
entity looked upon II as a huge Joke.
The Washington times., 1907-07-20
JAIL HONEYMOON
FOR YOUNG COUPLE
After EIopement, Wife Is
Tempted to Steal by
Hunger.

PITTsBURG. July 20.-Because hun
ger drove them 10 steal. Robert Gerlicl.,
youth of twenty years. and his wife,
Mary. aged eighteen. were sent TO the
workhouse today 20 spend their honey
moon for ninety days.
Gerlich and his bride elODed to YoUngS-
town a few days ago. ana both have
been sick and poverty stricken ever
since.
The young bride applied for work al
a residence yesterday and persisted n
getting employment, pleading that size
needed food. This morning she let
hastily, and Immediately after pair Of
women's shoes and a diamond brooch
were missing
Detectives located the young pair an
both were placed under arrest. Magis-
tTats Hadheld hncd them SIS each. on
charge OF being suspicious persons.
and when. In default OF the fne. both
were sent TO the workhouse for ninety
days. the young bride and bridegroom
wePt bitterly.
The Washington times., 1907-07-20
PAUL REVERE'S RIDE
AT JAMESTOWN FAIR

To appeal to the public taste nova
days any attraction 20 be a success
must have the hall mark OF originality
upon II. and this is always the one end
the modern Snowman always has In
view
The old adage. There is nothing new
under the sun" nowhere applies so well
rs in the theatrical business. out oc-
casionaily the new and original Is given
a production and az present there is 20
be seen such a one in the Ride Of Paul
Revere. at the jamestown Exposition.
A theme well known 10 every school
child. its simplicity is strongly In its
favor. its historical associations make il
OF educational value, and the elaborate
care taken in its production and staging
make IL u spectacle from a scenic stand
point that cannot fail TO please all who
= -.,-atat.ons given.
This actually takes place in paul Re
rere's Ride. and this attraction can Just
ly be considered one OF the features OF
the Warpath al jamestown Exposition.
Nothing Is xaggerated and the audi
ence see the ride as realistically as ir
they were accompanying the patriot on
MS journey The scenery has all been
prepared from actual photographs and
prints OF the various spots vislteu on
that eventful day, and the cyclorama Of
Old Boston Is an exact reproduction OF
an engraving made by Revere himself in
the year les