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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
New York Jeu.,.r Ni..,nr.

NEW YORK. May 23. - Leaving heartsore society women and anxious dealers in precious stones to bemoan their confidence in him, ]. Edward Boeck. diamond broker. has fed from this city with about s250O00 in dia- monds, pearls. set jewels of antique design. some fashionable a century or more ago. and art objects intrusted to him to sell.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
Roo.eveI,,. out,nr Epd,.

WASHINGTON. May 23.-The presi- dent and Mrs. Roosevelt, who have been enjoying a six days vacation at Pine Knot, the country home of Mfrs. Roosevelt, arrived in this city at S:45 o'clock last night. Archie Roosevelt Assistant Secretary to the President Latin and Secret Service Officer sIaon were also in the party.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23

When your back aches It Is a1most an indication that some thing is wrong with your kidneys. De Wits Kiiaey and Bladder Pills af- ford prompt relief for weak kI1neys bsckache. inflammation of the bladder and aIl urihsry fr0ubles- Sold by H. ". Lske DTuz Co and Joseph A Smith. S7s Rank street BrooklTnL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
s.,, Girl an r-s.rnsi Machine.

ATLANTA. Gs.. Msy 23.-Fred Bush. who Is chsrSsi with sending an in- fernal machine 10 Miss Kate McCar- thy. the explosion of which caused se- rious injrry to Miss McCarthy's moth CT and wrecked her home. was indIct- d here for assault with Intent to mur- der. Bush ts held in ian in default Of sl0.0o0 ball
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
Indor.e Anti.aioon League.

COLUMBUS. O.. May 23.-The gen eral assembly of the Presbyterian church adopted resolutions indorsing the Antisaloon league as safe. sane and effective organization in the work of temperance"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
Decision Aids strikers.

NEW YORK. May 2s.ACommission- er. Watchorn has decided that in using their crews for the work of the strik- ing longshoremen the steamship lines are violating the immigration laws and warned them to cease.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
Jer-,. co.I Breaker Destroyed

SCRANTON. Ps- May a 2-The Iermyn breaker. No. 2. of old Forgs. which vas owned by the John Jermyn estate of this cfty. vss completely ds- ssroyed by fire Feur hundred men and boys were employed in and about the colIiery. but tkev sn succeeded Ia escaping i1tury. The lozs is about f1so0oo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
r,.. snop,. to De French pueh

niss shonts to Be French Duchess.
 PARIS. May 23-Tbe marriage of Miss Shonts. daughter of the former chairman of the Panama canal com mission. to the Due de Chaulnes prob ably will be celebrated shortly here. Mrs. Theodore Shonts and her two daughters hsve just arrived in Paris. whither they were preceded 6 week SEQ by the young duke.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
May De Taken to Colorado.

BOISE. Ia. May 23.-It Is ssid here that If Haywood. Mover and Pe:tibone should be acquitted they win be taken back to Colorado to answer for a mur- der committed In 1903.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
IndIan Murd.r suspeet AeouItt.d.

ROCHESTER x. l.. May 2s-HnI. the Indian On trial here for the murder of q man named Peters. was acquitted last night by the jury after a short de bate.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
Liv. sto<k Markets.

CATTLE-supply light: merket steady choice. Er9s: prime. SN0sA; veal
 HOSsLReceipts light; market active. prime heavfes HE. mediums. .Bs heavI TorkrrR HEoGTL: light fcrksrs snd pfrr, e EoENs roughs C9kE.
 SHEEP AND LAMBS = supply far market steady. prime wsthers. NETAAs eulis and common. e k94: i.nbsI G9ilG-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
CIo.Ins stoclk Qaotations.

Money on call easy at 2k per cent; prime mercantile paper. 5h per cent: ex- changes, s303, ,6i3.0O3; balances. s4.64O.l74. Closing prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-05
A Habit,

The position of The Stat,
IS unique. Nc old Wash=
ingtonian is ever without il
and the new ones quickly
contract the habit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-05
Died From His Wounds.

TOLEDO, Ohio, October 5.-Gaza Polka,
the young Hungarian who killed his sweet
heart rather than have her marry another
man, and who then severely wounded him.
self, died in hospital this morning from
his wounds and from exposure as the
suit of attempt made by him to escape
from the building last night
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01

900 non Der 100000 Seuer.M nIeibe
fir 1903 b%etpiuigen mill. Die Seuer.
9ebor6e perIangt aus bieier anIeibe
$445,0O0 fiir bas RobrenneB mo
Frn1pitation i'm 8eI6GftspierteI uno
bauS an Gulperts hno HeaoitraBe.
Nus Den Oiretten Stellereinnahmen
mil oie Seuerbeb0roe oubcroem fir
8erbciicrungcn $4S5,OOO an S.ele
Der 5uerIt perunidJlogten $4,000.
Stir sic Iofbautcn.
Saien.& n0enicrr OScor j. 2udep
ipar gritcrn Dor Der Budget cborpe
mo lpllroc inn Der cause Neit oes
@eitcril.W torplano obnsSonoS i'm
@ctroge bon etmo 100000 fir cen
@m Ser nclteu YierS bemiuigt. &ier-
BON miro fiir Eier Nr. I, = uno B
nod $4,000 perlucnoet meroen, nab
reno Scr Heit fiir Bier Nr. 4, 5 ulo 6
bcitimmt lit.
Gle Yort. Inlcibc.
"a Semonb ons 8eriiht perbreitet
bate, baB Serr @iliom /. 8arIanb
Elm 8egner Der Eurf. Nnleibe lei. Sr.
@orlano periid)ertc inbeb geitern oem
WfoDor perlonlih, baB cr 81 @lnIten
Der Inleibe lei, unb lpllroe auf oeilen
Mntraa IN Der acItern gbeno I'M
8ouptquortier, Nr. %, S%arotogoitr..
Itottgefunoencn Sibung Der bemotra-
tiifen @aro @refutipbeamten Die
Earf' Inleibe einitimmIig %inooiiirt.
Ssraelitii6eS Soipital.
SIN Vaubeportenlent lullroe geitern
UNI ole GrIoitbnib fir bcn 9au nciler
@ebouoe oes Ssroelitiihen Soipitols
an Wonumentltr., iuelde $4,000 fos
item meroen, nahgeiuft. Sic BON
Irhlteft Souis 2epi ollsgenrbeiteten
Fl0ne limo fir 3 8ebdlloc, Elm @orb-
8ebGuoe fiir $4,000. cine @diherei
unb Winihinenralm fir $4,000 unb
ein administrations , 8ebGuoe fir
$4,000. Vile @cbdll0c mer0cn oll&
Diolerlteincn, Stein ltnb Concrete CT.
rid)tet neroen. 0us pierItodige
@arogeballoe miro III bel 81 SUB
groB, nit breiitodigen 6liigeln; bas
412-ltodige administrations. @ebGnoe
40 ba so SUB groB unb Die 5mei-
itodige @diherei 80 bel 81 SUB grof,
Der 9oumeiiter lit Charles g. Stod.
bollien.
Ser Manor in @eit m It e +.
MoporNubool iprah geiternMbeno
IN @eitminiter, Garroq.Gou III
elmer Oemofrotiiden Waiienper
lung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
BUR Scadtnna.

Ter v1entifr 6orreipuHbent" nimmt 81 jeSrr
3ett Srrtditc aui iiber gocrlobunaen, 6udl5eitru,
0eburtstaae, gpISerr NIB iiIbcrut 6odieiten,
8eirni hni e'Nbeubc etc, nit ben 3auueu ocr
aHipcienoeH, bic aber bcutlidl geidlriebru iein
fnntu. AudI 9crionnl,G uti5en merben acrr
nnfgrnun'men. Sic 6inienher iolh.r geriftc
mil ien aber ihren siameH n%uteriGrriben uno
opr Mnem nidt pergcKen, no bic Seftliftrtt
~itnttiaub - Strnhc NIB Sausuummcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01

ooralls, oa5 ie 5lloor in oIe'em Staate
IN S1r1tdt allf @abl olrt oas 8oIf
erreldt mar. Die nGtIte 2egisIatllr
'ollte Die BrimGrpobI pcrpoIlfomm,
men l'lto legaliiircn, I'M ben Mus.
orltd oes GolfslpiQens 5u erbalten,
1lno Der eegeun0rtige @ablfampf
loIlte gcrett uno ehrlih nlsgefoften
nerben. Nae Gunoioatcn ioutcn oic
9letd)en Gbancen crhaltcn uno nit
icoem Io0te geredt pcriabrGn peroen.
8as mid angebt, 10 linO meme Sanoc
Iret BON irgcnO ncIdcr @epor5ugung
lr1en0 zines Ganoi0atcn mo ale BE.
hollptltllgen, DAP i) ocn ooer icncn
begiinltigc, iino grunoIo9 uno Wnbc.
ret)tigt. Ter EIan, Die Senatoren
Ollrd) G%olfspotlm a%Il35unu1bIcn iplte
b%cibcbalten meroCm uno Dies fam
llld)t gei6cbeL obnc oob Ole Erindr.
ipdblen ilbcr ieoen NcrO0dlt bon BE-
trilaereien erbabeu limo.
Sd peroe bel @pruabmc bon Or
1ellnilngen mein etJenes l(rtheil &c.
brduhen; cine Mad,t ,bintcr Dem
Ebronc" miro es BEL mir nldt geben.
Man fam iid) olli mid perloIIen, bab
id) ieoe 6aftion, ieoes Clement in ser
oemofrotiiden Gartci glei1 mo ge-
rcd)t bebdnbeln iperOc. Cine gercd)te
Sebanollna miro neiter Sebem 81
3beil iueroell, ser iid) Inn Initequng
inter meiner Gerpultung beiuirbt,
obnc Hiidli6t bnrnu.f men er fir onS
9(ntt bes Senatora mteritiibcn mag.
Gie Gra1e ser @obrnebnllna Der Slls
t"ereiien ser Sta0t Baltimore blrd) bic
Staats. Hegierung lit pdbreno ser
Champagne pieIiat bcrilbrt morOen;
blcr5u mofte id All meme Nnnahme.
Heoc ucrlueilen, Die i6 am 10. Sep.
TENDER 3. :. in ser .Spric'SaQe" in
baltimore belt llno in ser id) alli Die
NotbDcnbigfeit Ser &ntereiien . Ser.
binollng 5fpiIfen Ser Staot uno ben
Counties b%crporbob uno bon Dem In-
tbeil ipraf, Sen id mGbreno meiner
galtSen politiid)en Garriere an benz
@coeiben ser bliibenoen Stabt 9alti-
more geltominen.
Is iin0 mlnmebr nabe5ll ad)t Sabre,
lett sic o~emofratiitc Fnrtei nnd) Ell.
nem fur5en Snt%erre1nllm Der Gepil-
b~lifaner mieoer ans Rloer fam. Sn
0ieien Sabren iinO sic S~taatsange.
le0enbeiten inter @oupernellr Wars
fielb uno ieinem @%or1dnger. @r.@olls
pernelr Smith, 1lh gelf,dftlid)en
Erin5ipien mo frei BON Sooel ae'
fiibrt morben. Ile Stuatsldulo lit
iaIt 1GnSlih p~CrifmunOcu, Die
Stootsiteucrn iino 8Ieid)mGBiger ge.
mad)t mo su Den nleoriglten 3oblen
'eit pielcn Sahren reou5irt aluoroelt,
Die Staats 1s Ginridtrngen 1perStn
ebrlid, uno perNiInitia H. NIT WenId).
Iidfeit nno @crchtigfoit permaItet
l1lo Elm Spiten iiir Die 8erbcllertng
Der 2anoItrabcn ourd1 ltaotlid)e SiiIte
lit ms Sebcn 0crlticn morocb meld)ca
sic matcricllc Yage oea Staates ne.
ientlid uerbciicrn mllb. @ir baben
1Srieocn uulo @o1litono in nnlercn
@ren5en lmo Inter Iold)en l%llnItunoen
fanll id) ea mr. rutbiam mo flllg crs
ahtcrL sic pplitiid)e Gerlpaltung bel
subebolte,1, mcId}e 10 milnItcnsmertbe
Heiuliutc er5ieIt bat.
"a id) unbcoingtes Tertrallen i'll
Die llrtbeilSiGbi9feit uno Den Eatrio'
tisnlls mcillcr Mitbiirger Iebe, 10 bin
id) icit iibcrjcugt. bab Der ., Nopens
Der citcn NI1n5cnoen SicJ brlngen
miro iiir oic chuuiiroi1e biitoriid)c
Tartci, Ser cine qrobc MaioritGt Der
meiBcn @iiracr mlieres Muttcritaates
anb6ngt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
Sebbcl's cinsiges NtcIicr.

9ebbcl'S cinStges Mfclicr.
Nir buben nnr elm gtclicr in goIti.
more, nnb bas bcfinbet iif in Der
Gtage 81 ebemcr Grsc, Nr. 321, Norb.
8ap', nabc SisB.Str. &inScr.Ybp.
tugrapbien cine Spe5ialitGt.-Geine
Naeaten nnb fcine Sreppen su iteiacn.
5. Scbbel. 6. Grni, 8cidGitsfihrcr.
(275O e.xnA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
IameStomn
tcse-)

8enbcler's SoteI, 400 GaIpert.,
Gle Nulberrp-Str Glesante Sdlaf.
simmer, makise Greiic. Nablseiten
sn jebcr sascsscit. @egnlare Diners.
5einite 8ctranfe uno Gisarren.
Giscntbiimcr @alter u. @enSeler.
Oft1-1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
Spnncnauf= nnb ltutcraaun.
NaS &ctter.

6ilr Warplano mo Sen Giitritt
Columbia hcitc tbeilneiIc belpolft,
etmns luarnler; morgen bcrp6Ift, Nod).
mittags ODER NadltS moglid)cr Weiie
Regen, lcid)tc gu ridden Siiominben.
Gic nieoriaite Sempcrdtllr uar ac.
tern 3S @rao nm 6 llbr WorNcnS
lrno Die bod)ite 80 8ra6 nm 3 llbr
9todnlittaA$.
ru ocn onoeren @llnoca . @ctters
@eobnhtungS Stotionen Oea 2onocS
lulrrocn Die ioIgenOen rieOrigiten
Gcmpcrnturen per5cidynct: Goitpolt
2S, EortIano 80, Bolton 81, Nlbunp
2S, Nem.Dorf SO, EbiIaoelpbio 36,
ltlontic Sim 81. @aibinaton sc,
Noriolf A, &atteroS 80, Charlotte
Al, @ilmington A, Gbarleiton 56,
Sapannab Sc, SodionoiIe IS, Sllpi.
ter y, Sen @cit 70, Ntlanta 80,
Montgomerp Sc, Ncp.S Orleans 81,
EaleItinc Sc, 8alpeiton 61, Corpus
Gbriiti 70, Wempbis 80, Cincinnati
~, Osmego 26, Eittsburg SO, @ufs
fnlo %, Glepelano "a, Ietroit IS,
Ilpcna 26, Warqllette 3S, Green Ban
~, Chicago As, Iullith 40. 81. Nolll
ii, ct. 2olis As, &onios Gitp 4S,
Nmobo 4S, Suron A, 9ismord 3G,
Sopre 3S. Selena SO, Solt Safc l6,
Genucr A, Nortb Ylnttc 4G, loogc
Sim so, gmoriao 81, Sos Angclea
81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
o. altimorefr.
Mln. u. SnDocr.

8Gnie . 2ebermurit, SaroeQen.,
SriifielDurIt, minced" S6infen.
WnrteoeIu, Gfeiferlpurit, llniou.
8urit, importirte Srauffurter in
GROCER bider 9odlpurlt, Sambllrger
Gmldileiif. St1noe: 757-759
Gcrinstons uno 337 2afagettc.W arft.
(Stt1S,iSr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
TumeStomn.

Spe5ieIle niertdsise Touren bon
Baltimore $3.50, ane sussaben ein.
eeidIoiier. sln5uirasen bel 39eo. s.
Ticncr & &c.. PIT S5t.9altimorcltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01

**% Ger .WarpIono.S Bidder. 8erein"
lnirb morgenIbeno s ltbr in 0arid)'s
@oue, GER. 41S, Observation-Disclosures,
ieine Observation-Disclosures abbaItell.
in lpeIher Sic @conlfen fir Dos ndd,'
itt Geid,oitsinhr nnniriri lrerhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
r@ermania @crgniianngs = &crcin"
(@crmania' HuacNr. 100, M.T.&M,W.)
Tamilicn. Nnsilms nnb NdicmrDitcn
- Spnntaa, bcn 3. Wupcmbcr. -
Gibrrtp.Earf. GOD

Mltcr Wunfbcumtcr &C.
itorben. Sr. $ohn Troncla
Moore. mcld)er itit 80 Sobren in Der
,Notionol &onf bon baltimore" Die
Stclllung cinea ,3ohl.GlcrfS ucrlah,
ltorb eritcrn Ntorgen in iciner Mob.
ming. Nr. 1886. 9oltonItrobc,
Iic alto Gel d. / d, c. - Nad)
cinem lnnNCn iiber Witternadt oil
oo%,lcrnocn 3cfgcloec gerietben Sas.
@bulen ppn Nr. tl3. Silpe@rccneltr..
uno Sbomo3 !. S'Tea pom Nr. IFS.
ScottitroBe, QeItcrn Mprgcn SIR tril'
hen Stlnoc oil Ser Observation-Disclosures
IN Streit. @eioe niad,ten poit ibrel,
Soidennleiicrn nl,saicbigen Bebroild).
10 boB iie 9chllis Hcparatilr 1tad) bent
,llnincriitGts rSoipital" acbrod,t iper-
ocn mnbten. @holcn nor rld,t I'LL
Stanoe, aeitcrll oas 6oipital 5n Der
ldiien. lpGhrcno O'Ica, nad,ocm CT
p~crbunbcn lpor, in ser ,ueitlif,en 80
li%Seiitntion llnterfunft fane. nm oaS
Reiultnt oer Eerletunaen lelnes @eg.
ncrs u%b5unarten. taf f.at,
go" Iic Groifn1tng bon gmcho'S
Goic an Der Go7tcrn.e(uc. nnO 1. CTR,
SinhInnbtolun. fii,bet an Saln'to1
mr. Mcntoa Thcno Itnfi. Gic Croft
nlingAiricr miro ourdl Cit 9roBe*
Souper eineeleitei. @eia1es. nnb
cute MniifportrGqe mcr>cl, sur gnf'
iiibr1ula ocIoloc1 iinb cine fiocle In.
tghnltnil1 oabnrd) geltdlcrt,
49, Ger ,~llrtfeI 9ralig.Vereen"
bolt bellte Nbeno 8 ,ubr leine Dto.
l,oiSpcrionunInna III hr Sing
Safe. Or, 2oG. Sdnhperitrabe, OBJ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
unterbaltungs . @egmeiier.

uMuft.Mtabemie"-,1 be Roab TO gefierbab".
r2lbaugb's" - ,Gfoute Gbriito".
"@aNetn"- gSbe Sreoter Nefu gorf Stars".
rSlnnep's" .Ibe SboemGier"
sons" rSbe 2ion uno the Woufe".
uSuninuh" - nlbe 1 Corners Of tWe @artD".
uNnpiturium" : abe @lad Grpoi".
,WurHlano"-3etib's oIa Star"s Naubcbiue.
,@larnIanb SpdeH' Cub" = gom 26. Sfiober
bic GtHibIieblih 8. Nooember |Serbftrernen IN
RirIico.
Hnbtn's, 404-406, it.Valiiutpre etrahe -
Observation-Disclosures unb befpeali6e WiIoer.
@citpgrt Ralaee stufiua Rina lest often.
Grtcs Yeabuon'Nceitnl I'M SreitdG. Den 1.
Erbembcr. 9iadhmiiidgS A ubr.
6raHi NIneun. 'SrIgiiag uno Wnntaa
abenh. ben ,. lno 1. atppeEIber, grobe Gr6fis
nuHgsieicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
War 3eiHert,
Scntidjcr Ebutograpb,
4O0--1tf Wurb= sEfrnf,r.

geaeniiber hem sprttcubaus s9r. 6.
@oblbcfannt fir feline beroorragenben Gel.
ftuuaen alt benz 9ebia. BET 96otograptie.
Stnoiu erfte Gtate. aeine Ngeuteu.
0etn Befhdftstabrcr.
Inter u,einer perfonIiteu 2eittrg.
aeine Nerbinours NIT ireeno rtrei1 anheren
Stibto. (Dea11.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
Sbeo. s. 9iemer l. 60.

&eiie. gnreall unb @edielItube.
Sdiffsfarten bon uno nod Geutih.
lano nit benz Norboeutiten 2loph
uno anoeren 2inien. HeiiepGiie,
@cdJicl, grcoitbriefe unb @eIoien.
0ltunpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
ySarmunic s Gafe,A

rSarmunie s Gafe,1
Wr. Ala, 8eit'Tagcttc'S trahc, &arf
Sdmiot, Snbabcr. Wir5bnrscr Sof-
bran frild am Sapf. 9incrs, Sonpers
a Ia carte. Scoen Samitas Mbcnb
Trci.Gunscrt. WpriI1 ,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01
vSit 6~enfcIt6pfden,"

rSm Senfclt6pfden."
Nr. 511, @eit lexington . Strafe,
importirtes 8irsbnreer Spfbrdx
iriid ant Sapf.
(Ipril17, SoGToSn.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01

Scnte grufes SfatsS %ournier.
Subn Ibl,
CIR. 40S, @cit-2 erington- Strafc.
.Spbc Yreiie. (305)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-01


Ter Il ntcrih loguno DC.
dnloi0t. - Der Is Sabre alto
Wn1. %. Snllio, bon lr. 1909, Nc.
@enn'gpcnlle, luuroc gcitcrn Nad).
mlttag ourd) Hid)tcr~J rieoel in ser
norbo'tlihen Goli5ciitation inter
$500 @ilraifoit Dem BeridJtaperiob.
rem i%lbcrplclcll, neil or ollgcblid) Dem
Nrn. SolllS :. Sl2lcn Der al ser
NorOmcit.GGc pon @rpuolpon mo
NoltlmorcItrobc ciltcn &llmelicrlooe1
bctrclbt, mo helicn SUPERINTENDENT
itno Igcnt cr lpor, llbrcn, CLAIMANT.
hinge mo un0crc Shnnidiuhen I'M
Wertbe bon 6ulnnlmen $l76 unter.
ld)logen bate. 0ei'm Gerbor iuurocn
mehrere Ffuroideine fir ctlid,e Der
II 6ro0e tonlmcnben Mrtifcl uoroc.
le9t. Sonlo CAB 6lt, oieIc @cgcnitGr,
DC ncrlcBt 6l bobcn. Sri. Wumic
Nrtmnn, pnn Nr. 1912, Gttingltro6c.
CAB al, Sanio babe ibr cilen Nino
I'M Wcrtbc bon $40 pcriprpdcL ipcnll
nc nit linn ullaAchcn piiroc. Tic an
gcblidcn acknowledgements oca Jun.
gen Wtnnnca fnmcn oaburt ans
Hldt, Dab @crr ,Sl1slcu nncriuortct
Sonlo's Worrotb an SlIpclcrL sic CT
oIa Multer nit lid iiibrtc, p%iiitirtc
mo babel Die crmdbntcn Nrtifcl Der
miBtc.
Dina ami Ocn 9Cim. - Ms
@cor1c Nctur0 upll Ar. POPS. GrChc.
rid Nucnic, nm Iieritag nod Ser
Wohnln1g BON ,Srl. Sermine Gorfonn,
Nr. 1921, Scnonitrnbc, fam mo ser.
'elbcn cr}ohlte, bnb ibr @rllocr per
ho'tct mor0cn lei mo $3.50 acbrolt
DIE. nm Die Sreibcit picocr III crlau.
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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-08-08
flEFZ.

Miss Laura Jenkins of Norfolk
spent Sunday last with her cou-
sin. Miss Bette HunIey. Come
again.
Mrs, Ruby Davis and little son
are visiting her sister, MS. Joe
Williams Of Hudgins.
Mrs. Jessie Hodges and family
of Norfolk and Miss Hunlev from
Portsmouth are spending some
time at the home of Mr.. Thomas
Hunley.
Miss Hattie Ovens spent Mon
day night with her cousin, Mrs.
George Thomas of Port Haywood
Miss ToOtsy.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-08-08
NORFOLK.
AupuSt {. 10

August s, 1907.
The crowds at the Exposition
the past week have been large.
Many special days, as German
and Eastern Shore Day, Negr0
Day and the meeting of the
State Bar Association at the
Innside Tree for several days
drew large crowds.
Miss Margaret Hathaway, Of
Rowayton, Conn, a great friend
Of Or. Charles Bohannon of South
Norfolk, formerly Of Mathews,
spent several days at the Exposi-
ton and was greatly pleased with
it; was particularly gratihed at
the furnishings and beauty of the
Connecticut building, which IS
admitted to be the hanhSomest
OF the State Buildings.
Among other enests on Mou-
bray Arch last week were: MIR. b.
{. Campbell, Miss 5Glia and Miss
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-08-08
RLAKES.

Miss Blanche Strong, of Balti-
more IS visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Dora BassettOf this place
The youngmen Of Blakes have
organized a baseball club, and on
Saturday last a match game was
played with Fosters, Feam. Eos
tiers came off victorious
MIR. John A. Bassett continues
very sick.
Mrs. Mollie Morris spent last
Saturday night with Miss Dola
ShaCkleford,
Mrs. w. L. Acey and brother
Mr.. Luther Cray, lert on We'd
nesdaY last fer Norfolk.
Revival meeting began at Math-
ews Chapel aed will continue
through the week. Preaching
morning and afternoon.
Miss Bessie Anterior, who
spent the summer in Baltimore
has returned to her home much
to the delight Of hhr many friends
Dandelion.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-08-08
CRICKET HILL,

Mrs, Charles Stevcson and son
of Philadelphia arrived in the
county Friday. Mrs. Stevenson
will spend the month Of August
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William MarChant.
Miss Eta Powell will leave
Tuesday for Norfolk to stav until
her cousins return from Colorado.
Miss Emily Hudgins. who has
been spending some time with
her sister, Mrs. C. c. Marchant
will return to her home near New
Point to-day.
The old folks of this neighbour
hood had their rest very much
disturbed last Wednesday night.
There was great revelry by
night. as Mr.. Morris Marchant
was to take out a fishing party
OF young ladies. About two
o'clock the launch steam ed out
from the wharf, amid much laugh
ing and talking. No sooner hac
the anchor been dropped than al
lines were overheard. After the
fish were caught, they were taker
to the beach. a fire was built anc
the fish were soon cooked.
Last Thursdayafternoon a part,
of young people went down Il
the beach to have supper. AS i
looked SO stormy to stay so fal
fiom home, they returned to Mr.
b. NJ MarChant's, and spreac
the cloth in his new house. The
merry party paid no attention tc
the raging storm outside, unit
1.-THE room was filled with sudden
light and great balls of fire seemed
to be rolling in all directions
J For a while great terror prevailed
the screams of the young ladies
to be with mother could be heard
above the heavy rolling thunder
but alcohol and camphor soon re-
stored those most affected. The
horses were put III harness and al
were taken to their respective
homes. ltwas learned later that
the lightning struck a tree near
the house.
MIR. Edward Powell ana NE c
IcAme tuesday. They will stay
a Snort time with their relativ S
u this neighborhood.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-08-08
Mrs. l. S. Sawyer, daughter of

Mrs. 1. S. Sawyer, daughter of
Mr.. Is. M. Diggs. reached home
Sunday TO spend some time with
her relatives and friends in the
hour OF their deep sorrow.
Capt. Kir and Guss Banks spent
Sunday at home.
Mr.. Jessie Hudgins came home
Friday 10 attend the funeral of
bis brothers wife and returned
TO Norfolk Sunday night.
Miss Lucy Downs is visiting her
mother.
Mr.. Ned Forrest is at home en-
his summer vacation.
Mr.. Gilmore Morgan and sister
Rose of Portsmouth, Va, have
returned to their home. after
spending sometime with their
grandmother, Mrs. Susan Hud-
gins. Ret.