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Told Same Story to ThaW.

The girl told the story to the twelve
| men in the jurybox, she declared, just
as she related the incident to Harry
Thaw one night in Paris late in 1903,
when he had asked her to become his
wife, and she had told him she could
not. He pressed for a reason and it
was then that she told him ALL When
beside her, picked up the hem of her
| skirt and kissed it.
! She haG been sent to school in New
! Jersey in 1902 by Stanford White,
| became ILL there and had to be sub
mitted to an operation, the nature OF
which the doctors did not tell her.
| Thaw came to see her at the hospital
and said she could be taken abroad
to recuperate. She went to Paris
with her mother and Thaw and it was
| in Paris that Thaw made his first pro-
posal of marriage.
Going back to her earliest girlhood
the prisoners wife told the entire
story of her life-how she was brought
to New York by her mother and posed
for famous artists to earn money for
the family support. She also took
place In the chorus of musical show
and it was while there she met White.
Mrs. Thaw was on the stand two
hours and her direct examination had
not been concluded when the luncheon
adjournment was taken AS she
walked from the witness chair along
the passageway back of the jurybox
she felt along the wall with the finger
tips of her left hand as if about to
faint. From scarlet her face had
paled to the whiteness of a sheet.
Except when she broke down when
going into the details of her expert
ence with Stanford White the girl
spoke In clear, soft voice. On. the
witness stand she appeared for the
first time in court unveiled and her
beauty was remarked on all sides.
Answers in Clear Voice.
Mrs. Thaw took her place in the
witness chair calmly. She looked
steadily ahead at Mr. Delmas and
gave her answers to his first ques-
lions in clear and firm voice, which
was soft in quality.
Harry Thaw smiled at his wife as
she walked to the witness stand, but
she apparently did not see him at the
moment. After she was seated, how
ever, she smiled family at the pris
oner
In answer to Mr.. Delmas' first qres-
ton Mrs. Thaw said she was born
Dec. 25, 1884, and married Thaw in
Pittsburg on April 4, 1905. She told
{ of going to the Cafe Martin to dinner
sthe evening of June rs with her hus-
band. Thomas McCaleb and Truxton
Beale.
In recounting the events of the
tragedy Mrs. Thaw gave evidence cor
roborating that of other witnesses as
to details of the shooting of White.
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Una 'lira" por eI PacifiGu.
10 que dlcen los alemanes.

Washit ct n, Julio Sci contra almi-
rante Evans, Comandante de Ia escuadra
del Atl6ntico, ha salido de eBts, en- viaje
de regreBo & Nueva York. An6nciase
que va & prel 81 eScuedra para una
'Jira" por 81 Pacffco. Su partida Sc
efsctusr6 de aquf nomviembre. En- los
cfrculos navales Es conaidera un hscho Ia
trasIaci6n de las fueEzas nava!es amari-
canaB & las coBtas del Paciico.
Berlin, Julio LAS noticiaa reIativaB
& los mevimientos de lss escuadraB ameri
canaB y lss que para deHvirtuar tales ru.
mores publica el Gobisrno americana, han
rrovocado diverBoB concentrates de la prem
ga, ls cual las interprsta como FsveIado'
raB de una gran tension en- lss Pelaciones
am6Eicc-japoneBas. Eegdn los crfticos
aIemaneB, eI envfo de Ia totalidad de
una paEte de las fuerzss navalaa america.
mas las coatas del pRc1fco, harfa q los
japoneses atacar Embellishments & los bu.
queS americanos que SO encuentran en- sBoH
parsjes.
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Ia eurl del cancer.

Berlin, JuJiO 19.-El doctor Bier cate
dratico de cirujia de Ia Univeraidad de
Berlin. pub lea en- un notable srtfculo en-
el 'Deutsche' Medizinische ''Wochsns.
chrift' respecto & suH experimentoB con
Q fsrmos Cancerosos en- los hoHpitalea de
aquella Ciudad.
Ha descnbierto que por medic de In
yeCcioneu, de Bspgrs del cerdO, On las
cavidades canceEosas, SO altera apaEente.
mente, So complexion, caFaCtsr y direc.
ci6n, Biendo tai Ia meiOrfa gus ue acerCa
mucho & Ia Curaci6n.
Dice qua bsjo el microscopic no Be We
que 81 TeBuItadO sea tan favorable; pero
cree que 81 tratamisnto es bueno. Cita
casos On que, por medic de inyscCiones de
sapgre de cerdo, pudo hacer operacioneB
que de OtEo modO no hubisra podido efec-
tuar
En- otros casOS los paCientas obtuvieron
bastsnte alivio.
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Acadia municipal De Toa BsIa, PR.

Habiendo sido sprobada por sl Homo
rabe Gobernador Civil, una Ordenanza
votada por 81 COncejo Municipal de este
pueblo, poniendo 6 p6b!ica Bubasts una
parcela de terreno propiedad del NUM-
cipio de ests pueblo, situada en- el extreme
Oaste de la pOblaci6n, Hitio deDominadO
La BaFranca" y que SO extiende desde
Ia extremidad Norte de la poblaci6n haBta
Ia del Sur; se avias al pdblico que Ia ex'
pyeaada subasta SO llevar6 & efecto el dfR
5 del entrsnte mes en- 81 salon de BeSio'
mes del COncejo Municipal, q las nueve =
media de Ia mafiana.
El pliego de condolences Bs encuentra
de manifesto en- la Sscretarfa de eAta
Alcaldfa donds puaden verlo los inte'
resadoH Toa Baja % de Julio de 1907.
JUAN HERRANS Alcalde.
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Grave situaCi0n en- Ia capital de COrea.

seu Julio 26Lav niaB pido publican ciudad
ezangeO oidads
venen del gobieno msdio
6n cada da fs entire los del pals los representatives. del
ikado
darroadOa en- e que Ia pr6zm9 aa 1e De h mas
dmo
81 epdo Z Hyng h tdo de afa1e en- conauado @ para IbEsE
daa aGO dpd de Los apones
no Dc cenuy6 ella con 50 GOO dollar. de u fndo
AarO del Jap acOOy haan fondea
ChemuIpo
compueos por ao spon6s
Is vant prncss
Kkm". hidOs del
eaban
nnrnnnrn nnnhrani manenfa
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IngIaterra prOpone ell desaFne universal.

Hsya deeg
ab del 1adO cOnrabdO poviiOn de boca
ater ecb boc qge
uquea ella cOntenda Los depu6s
Tai
mGchOu Los ama9es PrOdOon
Congr 1889 6noss do Ingrra mo cOr 60 maneEa
ms pTedsnta
delegation Iama Dp6 largo debate aeOrd6 1899
aauntO sin ove se6n de hoy ha ua tampOco pun
creed deHnotado
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DeIegados Coreanos a Washington.

L Esy' julia H do Dc cuts cadad con direction
dsgados al Con
L. psFd Dc los h do o99
gu con uuo dc m de.do1 nenon ss d como ' que 81
vista Pdeot Roosevelt inesar
uti uausna de Esdos Udoa los prop6
vi lva tanb6n
manfssdo
erada del sentiments de
del Tribunal
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FAMOs0s G0RsEs.

Acaban de recibirse los famosos corBes
"Warners" de renombre universal, pOr Eu
duEaci6n, forma elegante c6mods, = por
su precio sumamente m6dico, acaban de
Fecibirsa 800 docsnag desde so cantRvos &
So, vease ell cora6 Warmers autes de COM
prar otrog. Importadoras exclusives "El
CiaIo" de Vizcaina''. Arrivf Hermanog
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De
La Democracfa" ' la CoresDondencia
UNIDAS
Americanos y iaponeses en- Francia.

Julio e ha oebrado cudsd 6adido Garden
puerto Dc. gsnd hoea Restaurants fae hhads
n6s
halan
permso ofca
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ALGODON SEA ISLAND.

Dos deSmotadoras con su cal
dera correspondence, maduina y
empacadoras completes. Magni-
fco estado y probadas.
Informaran los senores Behn
Brothers San Juan Puerto Rico.
Is v. a.
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.ET. nNURVO CAFE' De los eapt

-EL "NUEVO CAFE de los egDo-
500 Morgan, Fortaleza FL, ACADIA DE
RECIBIR un com plSto surtido de los me-
jores dulCep EIegsntss caEtuChoA pFopios
para regaIos. Helados, refreaCoa, frutaE
Al nasuEal y tOdo Cuanto Fagais 81 paladaE
mss dsIicndo 80 encuentTa allf primoEosa.
mentS uoEvido. Cafe CON leche y Choco-
late, deads Las uiete de la mafRna laa
~ de Ia mocha FAmoBo chocolate BA'
KER muv aCreditado en- TODD 81 mundo.
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VENTA DE CASA.-PeEsona lie posi-
ci6n puede adquirir una casa en- SRnturce,
recien conatruida y con tods clsSe de co.
modidades. EstS situada en- sitio C6ntEico
6 sano de la carreteEa central, cOnEta de
seis habitaCiones, Bala, comedor y ademSs
habita clones para el Bervicio; dos inodoros,
magnifcO bafio con lav&bo de msrmol etc
PaFa nformes diFigirge & don j. PujslH
(Maempa9."l en- eNta Redacci6n. Is '. q.
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En- ''La Correupondencia de Puerto
Rico, AIEsn 81, hay do venta reOiboa ta.
lonaEion para Cobro de alquilersn de caaaE
GanERH On met6liCo y con fTmsH, deola Fa.
Cionss DC naOimiento, defUnCi6n J CsFtifca-
ci6n m6dica. o.
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SEPASE

Que no publiosmoa comuniCadOs sin que
uean pRgadOs pOT Adelantado,
CadA ssiH palRpRag pc ouentRn pOR una lIa
Rea = la lfnea vale di0E Csntav0s,
Las aaFtag qUo vaRgan con QoRauRiasdpa
Sin ~ inADoFta no as anRGaataB.
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MisterlOsa dssaparloIdn.

New York, Julio j. A Kemp, Jefs
de las Ofcinas dsI DepaTtsmento de poll
cfa de Washington, ha de1aparecido CON
SO 900 pertenecientss los fondos de di.
cho DepartRmento.
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Sc VENDEN 2 casas On Catafio que
FeLtan 20 dollars al mes, uu solar en- Mi
ramar de 20 %, y tres boteH que hsoen
sI tvSficO de pasajaros en- la bshia de San
Juan Catafio. Iuformar6 J. Obrer, Pa
rada 10 Slnturce Box 1 ,134 San Juan.
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EN- FL CLUB de f. Kehrhahn y
Co., Sam jose Is, 90 venden dos Eelo'
jes dc Oro cRda BemRna. Ia Ultima Eema-
na Cbtuvo uno 81 ST.. AlejandTo Reyna de
San Juan, aocio n1mero 20.
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lNDICADOR GENERRl

C'3NsEI6 A Las MADREs-Ei jarabs carnanse as
y Se Wnslow debe sempre que los n1os esar
On e rcdo de Il dentcon Proporcicna aivo Immediate
a pequsno pacente produce sueno natural tranqujo
olivia el dolor el angelic despera muy vivo aegFe
eneias, aivis dolores haee faces las uneones del
est6mago Fegua los utestinos Es el mejor remedio
conoeido para daea va Drovenga esta de la dent6n
De euaIquera ctr 1tngass mucho cudado en- pedh
q Jarabe calmante de 4 Se6nFs Winsow"s 81 TnsjO
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So COwpran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS aunque no esten en- buen eatsdo,
collares antiques de raj , prendaH anti
guas.
Diriiase & P. j B. Tetu6n 40, San
juan al 8 Gale Aurora, Ponce. p.
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JOSE MENDIN.-Ve al detail y
al por mayor cal viva y apsgada. GTava
y arena dulce y cfreCs Lanchas de 10 4
10 toneladaB para transporte de toda clase
de caEgs, Para informeS, Playa de los
LadrilloW, San Juan. 80 ".
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LINRA FRRREA DEL OEsFE

LINHA FERREA DEL OESTE
ItinsFa1io. de Bayam6n CApi.
lta simuItMnsan0nto,
DlAR laboxable- aHIana 6, 7O5, 3 90
R.A5 l1.OO. TArdo 13.15, las. B.16. ass, 6.A6
Diss CONGRATULATIONS 9, 7.Oc, $50, s.A5
y 11.00 Tards 12.16, $780, $50, B.80r $50
b.46 v $50.
B'llsses barasoa para dias feativos. Da
Ca ano Bayam6n, ida Vu0lta IL clag0
3b ~ eiasS soils. De Bayam6R Cesafl0
YVaaAta IL QlaS@ 8O-I6, 81 OIage SO-1O.
B llate 0EdipaRio d Capital d Catafio on
eIssO 4 4 SanSaVoA.
BaYAnaon, 10 de EoptiombR0 de 1908
R RSahW atNaa
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Una partida de oatareSsta mil QatisstaIes
ofrece su duef1o, 81 que suscribe, al bara-
tisimO preciO de once cegstdU0s quintal, en-
sacada Y cosida; perO siendO de cuenta del
comprador dar los envases. Dicho precio
regira dnicamente para los puertos de Ma
yag1ez, Aguadilla, ArecibO y San Juan,
poT estar en- cOmpetencia con otFOs sali-
neros. ,J9td91 P1d6LE0 Q0rrdstGzd. Cabo-
Rojo, apartadO nLmero IL. 80 v. s.
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AVISO.-La Compafifa Industrial de
santurCe (apartado 657) ofrece tablas de
Pino Ingl6s K 4y1 K 5 $28 millar de
niaa tornado On San Juan. 18 va.
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En- egta impFsnta 20 vends papsl dc
psEi6dicO visjo 90 los 46 kiloa Gel qssin-
fnIA
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Sc ARRIENDAN para cficinas Con.
sultorio dos magnffcaB habitaoiones, en-
tEada independents del resto de Ia casR.
San Justo % esquina Luna. Viuda de
Geigsl. Sv.V.
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SAL, SAL, SAL.
De Ia Sullnl 'ProuldonsIa" Dc GuanIel.

BLANCA, SEGA Y
DE BUEN GRANO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-14
WEDDING IN NoTTowAY.
Miss Florence Atkinson Married to Mr..
uoI nf RrnnE -
(Specialtto The Times-Dispatch.)

HAL. Oh brOOklSu.
(Special,to The Times-Dispatch)
NOTTOWAY COURTHOUSE, VA, oc-
tober 13.-There was pretty wedding
here Saturday evening. when Miss Flor
ence Atkinson became the bride of Mr..
HarwOod Ross Hall. of Brooklyn, N.
Y. The church was tastefully deco
rated with eyergreens and palms, and
the ceremony was impressively per-
formed by Rev. DR.. Theodore +. Epes,
pastor OF the church.
The bride wore q princess gown or
white messaline over, taffeta elabor-
ately trimmed with baby Irish lace;
her long tulle veil was caught up with
beautiful shower of roses. Her maid
of honor. Miss Nina Campbell Whit
more. of Petersburg. looked lovely In
white silk princess. trimmed with real
Charles Fitzgerald Deane, sister of the
bride. and matron of honor. was ele-
gantly dressed in pale blue silk nous
selne, with diamond ornaments. and
carried white roses.
The bride entered the church on the
arm of her father, and was met at the
altar by the groom, accompanied by
his best man, Mr.. Harvey Griffin. Of
New York. The ushers were Alessrs:
Charles Il. Deane. Hunter, Mann and
George II. Robertson. Just before the
bridal party entered the church. "Oh,
Promise Me-" was eNnuisltely sung by
Miss Minnie Van De Leila Bailey, of
Portsmouth, Va, accompanied by Miss
Mabel Tabb Jackson. who also played
the wedding march.
The bride is the beautiful and ac-
complished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas Eugene Atkinson, of this
place, and Is we'll known in society
circles of this county Petersburg and
Norfolk. y8
The groom IS the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Fall, of Brooklyn, N. y.
and holds an Important position with
Charles a. Scherin Co., OF New York.
After a trip to Jamestown, Washington
and New York, they will return to
Petersburg. their future home, about
Noyember list, Aa
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THE NEWS OF VIRGINIA
PLANS FOR
GRIND CAMP MEETING
Pickett Buchanan Camp Arrang.
ing Details for the Approach /,
ing Reunion.
;pecIal % Tie Times-Dispntcii.) \

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA. October 13.--Thc
Pickett Buchanan Camp, Confederate
Veterans has completed all general are
rangements for the entertainment OF
itle Grand Camp, Confederate Veterans,
of Virginia, which meets in Norfolk
October Esd, Gath and 25th. The. Grand
Camp will meet here in Armofy Hall
on October 23d, at noon, with Grand
Commander Stewart presiding. The
veterans will be, welcomed by Mayor
James g. Riddick, on behalf Of the city,
and Captain William G. White, on
behalf OF the Pickett Buchanan Camp.
Responses Will be made hy General
Thomas 4. Munford, OF Lynchburg,
Colonel Thomas Smith OF Warrenton,
and Judge Samuel W. Williams. Of
Wytheyille.
Friday. October 25th, Is Confederate
Veterans Day at the Jamestown Expo
sition. The veterans and sons. with
their ladies'. Will take special steamer
to the Exposition Grounds, where they
Will give a parade which will be re-
viewed by Major General Fred D.
Grant, u. S. A.. Admiral Harrington.
U. S. NJ. and Governor Claude A. Swan
son. Immediately following the parado
the veterans Will hold business ses-
sion in the Auditorium.
Chairman D. S. Burwell, of the COM
mittee on arrangements: will send In
vitations to the following to be spc-
cial guests on the occasion: Miss Mary
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GERMAN AT THE v. FL.
Winter Season Opens with Delightful
Dance.

Special 10 me AI.aes-Dispatcn.l
BLACnsButtG. VA, Octouer L.
The soclai season tor the Winter at
the va ,nIa Poiylecnnic Insututc was
gis.n by. the cluD IN assembly i1aH
rr1day evening. A numper OF young
ladn,, from The neiEnporlnY towns
were present, and with the cadets and
several of the former Grub nlembers,
who are on the campus for a lew days,
made the dance most delightful and
one long to be remembered oy those
participating. The institute Orchestra
OF ten pieces furnished the exceiie MT
music. and at midnight a course sup
per was served In the dining-hall
Mr.. Phillip Haxall Noiand. of Lou.
doun. led the many pretty and novel
figures, his partner being Miss 1..s Anna
pies following his leadership Yere:
Miss Annie Henderson, Backs surg,
with Mr.. W. *. Yonge; Miss Virginia
yawter, Blacksburg. with Mr.. J. Fl.
Wilson; Miss Leona Vawter, siacks.
Miss Bessie Elicit, Christiansburg. with
Mr.. Courtney Williams: Migs Cornelia
Ellis. Elliston, with Mr.. w: a. Mon
cure; Miss Ellen Bowen, Blacksburs,
face. Riner. with Mr.. f; Il. Jordan;
Miss Willie Penn, Roanoke. with MT.
N. d. Pritchard: Miss Lily Tyler. Rad
ford, with Mr. A. B. Guigon; MISS Ida
Won Rohr. BlacksDurR, Win MI. ~. o.
Hoffman: Miss Edythe futile, Hart
ford. with Mr.. n. c. Beaseley: Miss
Emma Garrison. Blacksbu-g with Mr..
G. p. Willard; Miss Crump. Richmond
With Mr.. G. s. Parsons: Miss Marjorie
weathcrley. Birmineht,n with Colonel
r. a. Wood: Miss Jean Watts. Roanoke.
with Mr.. L. V. sutton: Miss Nan Logan.
SALEM. with Mr.. ]. P. Jones: Miss Nir-
r,ria Patton Blacksburls. With Mt, A.
NJ TirsIev: Miss Edna HINT era IMAM ~
with Colonel w. NJ Brodie: Mrs. p. NJ
C1ova. Drb'in, With Mr. .clovd: Miss
Carrie Austin Roanoke. with Mr.. n. Al.
Leigh: Miss Sti'well. With Mr. p \.
johnson. Misc Thelma Cudl'po. Blacks
hure with Mr.. j. g. Redshaw MISS
trIjrabeth Brown. Bedford. with Mr..
i. D. waldrop. Tho chanerons and
guests of the club for the evening
wore: DR.. ard Mrs. Quick DIR. and Mrs.
Farelsson Colonel and Mrs. Ja'rerson.
Colonel and ME-. Mari. Mesdames
Barlow and Cndlipp.
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from Frederick county and the city of
Winchester. which are confined In the
Shenandoah county jail here. whilst the
jail at Winchester Is beins, remodeled.
They have been employed in clean
Ing the sewers, grading and improv-
Ing the appearance Of the streets gen
Woodstock has for number of
years taken advantage OF the prisoners
confined in the jail for work on the
streets, but for the last few years
scarcely prisoner from Shenandoah
county has been confined In the Jail,
and not until a large number were
recaived here from Winchester and
Frederick county has there been suf-
ficient force with which to accom-
'plish anything in this direction. Ben
1amin Tucker. the negro. who refused
TO work IN the gang, and was ordered
by the Judge of the Circuit Court to
receive forty lashes save one unless
he did work. is the only member of
the gang who Is decorated with the
ball and chain.
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Especial to The Times-DispatchD
Z NORFOLK, VA, October 13.--In hon
or of the coming visit Of Miss Helen
Gould to Norfolk. October 10Th quite
a number of elaborate entertainments
have been arranged. She will arrive
here from st. Louis, after dedicating a
Railroad Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation building, which she has given
as memorial to her father.
Following her arrival here on Satur
day a meeting will be held in the Fort
ress Monroe Young MEMS Christian
Association on Sunday afternoon, That
night she Will attend the Freemason
Street baptist Church, where q large
church party OF United states siilors
Will be given In her honor, Qllithe
following Mpnday 2 meetinE Will be
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i held ut the residence OF Mrs. Barton
Myers, which is to be held under the
auspices of the Norfolk Womens AIM
hilary of.the Naval Young Mems Chris
| tian Association That night in the big
will give IN entertainments inner honor
/ In which only sailor talent will partic-
| tpate.
Miss Gould will spend Tuesday at
the Jamestown Exposition and an en-
ltertainment Will be given In her honor
at night at the Exposition Army and
Navy Young MEMS Christian Asso
! citation. For the furnishing of the
new Rockefeller Naval Young Mems
i Christian Association here Miss Gould
will give $4,000. most OF Which is to
go towards tho equipment OF the gynn-
Inasinn. Ground will either he broken
IneNt Monday or INnessStS for tile Ypung
! Men Christian Association,
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posed to embrace in the vast reserve.
The party will travel from Middles-
boro, ky.. to Johnson City by way OF
Knoxville. and from Johnson City viii,
proceed across the mountains of Ease
.ern Tennessee Ana Western North Car
clinn into the sapphire region, going
by wayfof Blowing Rock and the many
attractive summer resorts Of the moun-
tains of Western North Carolina. This
trip Is significant. because OF the bill
which has long been pending in Con
gress to establish ~ forest reserve in
the appalachian region. embracing por-
lions OF three or four Southern states.
Timber men are making such inroads
on the vast forests in the region re-
ferred to that the necessity of prompt
action has become very manifest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-14
posrMAsTEns TO MEET.
Those of Caroline to Decide T0-AforrOw
About Attending Convention.

Especial to The TtmeS-Dtspatch.1 Il
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, October
13.-Postmaster Dunn, of Bowling
Green. has called meeting of all the
postmasters of Caroline county at
Bowling Green Monday, October I4tn.
T. take under consideration the adyis-
ability OF attending the national con-
te..tiou vi fourth -class postmasters in
Washington October 22d, 23d and gath.
Ensign j. j. McCracken. OF the United
States Navy. who has been visiting his
father. Captain T. McCracken, of this
city. has just been assigned to the
cruiser Washington. which. with the
Tennessee. win compose the advance
squadron under Admiral Sebree, OF the
Pacific fleet. and will leave Hampton
Roads. Saturday for the long trip
around Cape Horn to San Francisco.
The Masons OF Orange Courthouse
will give banquet in their lodgeroom
on. Monday next in honor of tbs grand
master OF Masons in Virginia. Captain
S. j. Quinn. of this city. TIE masters
degree will be conferred and an en-
tertainment OF music. ETC., provided.
It is expected that large number of
Masons from this city Will accompany
the grand master on this occasion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-14
DIR. ALDERMAN MAKES
SPEECHES IN NORFOLK
fcreci,1 "a Tho Times Dispatch.)

(Special to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
NORFOLK. VA. October 13-Dr, Ed
win A. Aldermen president of the Uni
versity OF Virginia. who visited the
the Diyciples of Christ returned ia
charlottesville to-day. While here he
delivered an address to the Christian
Women,s Board of Missions. met with
an executive committee of the sans
,bonyd and receiv% a number of friends
In tho Monticello Hotel The doctor
smoke before the convention on .'Bi-
BILE History and Literature and His-
tory as Taught In the Colleges Of the
United States"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-14
NEW KENT COUPLE
8f MARRIED IN RICHMOND

5Isnecial to Tha Times-Dispatahl
NEW KENT, VA. October l3.-NIr.
,Clec Couch and Miss Inez Harden. of
this ccrnty. were quietly married Wed
nesday at.1;30 O'Clock in the home Of
VA Mr.. Galloway ofticiated. Miss
Susie Boswell and Mr.. Bert Williams
went in ahead OF the bridal couple.
The bride wore a blue suit, with hat
and gloves. They left Richmond the
same evening, and came to New Kent
to the home of his father. where they
will live, t4{8EfT Gr st N