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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-03
Glen Allen

Tom Kinder, roadmaster 81 the
Belmont branch. was here Taesday
Inspecting The track supplies.
Hon. en Weller q Bezsxille
visited hls brother. Peter, ksEe lasl
F.g'.ssy szs FpaIy
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-03

.InnaI report n tats IreaH.
.Hlieh shows tllat Misso6fi's
d ths sreasgry & s2,sOS,'
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-03

q ltniIcd States. .tIle last yoqis
bIIes ol8ncw sailroad sraelE
III ~
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-03

atiyes near zalma the latter part 81
last week.
Dec Rhodes and wifeyisited Mrs.
Rhodsss mother Mrs. Baiks, 1T
Gran, over Christmas. s
J. NJ Chronister rode the broth.
erhood goat Monday night.
Ed. Zimmerman returned home
from Castor, Sunday, where he has
been teaching this winter,
/ Hon. NJ. &. Rhodes visited bis
parents, Mr., and Mrs R Rhodes,
at this place Friday and Saturday.
Don Peak vent 70 Latesyille
Tuesday.
Mrs, MesilnRos Bnehnnah 5 sis-
ting her daugblsr. Ms. J. 4. Berry,
It his place
Fowler / smith hare thfif new
slsfe completed tnt ats stocking
s.. frtdf Is ala|y tte assalz 81
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-03

readers 4 happy New yeaF, ! am
S;s s PASsy.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-03

Baptist Sunday school Christmas
night was wen attended and enjoy
cd BY ell present.
Mrs. J. q. Stevens and daughter,
Miss Ethel, Miss LILLIAN Zinlnsr-
man and Messrs. Ernest Stevens
and Everett Zimmerman attended
the entertainment and box supper
at the publie school near Castor
Saturday efeuing.
Ms Bertha Rhodes went 70 Fiat
River LEST week.
Jane beIchambeF relnrned io
81 Ieal last Monday 70 sahe
ekszs his ran es sasineer
foHnt and Hiie Fiaipd llf
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-01-03

''tffs7 ai77i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
is NOT MEMBER OF IAN0RAL GANG
Notorious Prince zuEulenburg APP
pears in Court, Much Broken in
tenIth-says He Knows Nothing to
supn'rt Charges Made by the News,
paper-Edi,or Sentenced TO prison.
ny Associated Press. }

BERLIN Nov. G-"'Thc charges
against me are absurd and untrue
said Prince Won Rulow. the imperial
chancellor In court today. during the.
trial of n journalist. Herr Brand. on
the chn.gc of calumninting the chan
color by mtimaing that he practiccd
Infamous secret vices similar To those
referred To in the Moltkc.Hnrdc
case. Brand. a sciyly looking Young
man. formerly an anarchist has al
ready been sentenced three times to
inn isonmcnt for cnlumnies ana puh-
fishing indecent literature.
Prince Won Duclo appeared as the
first witness In his own behalf and
gave his testimony in Il firm voice,
adding the following to his declnra-
ton of innocence: 1T is untrue that
have ever been the victim of black.
mailing schemes connected with per.
verse impulses Nobody ever an
preached me In this manner" The
chancellor further denied ali respon.
slbllity Tor Herr Hnrdcn's attacks IN.
on General Kunu Won Moltkc and
Prince IN Elilenburg. anu added that
ne had only heard within the INST
Few days OF the alleged moral per-
versliies OF Prince IN Eulentlrp and
General Count Wilhelm Won Hohe.
nan' but had no psoof of the truth of
me ch'trScs made. Prince Zu Eulen
burg who was summoned as n wit.
ness appeared at the court house
though in n very broken condition of
health. He required a quarter OF an
hour to drag himself up the staircase
After Prince Zu Eulonburg had tos-
iiiled that he knew nothing To support
the charge against the chancellor and
mat as for himself he was Innocent
OF The oifenses charged against hin,
by Herr Harden. Brand was sentence
ed to eighteen months Imprisonment
The public prosecutor brought the
action against Band ut the chancel.
lor's instance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
Arnold Company Of North Adams,
Moss, Gould Hot Renew Loans.
FAILS FOR over MILLION DOLLARS
It is One of the Largest Textile Manu-
featuring Concerns in Massachu-
sets and Gives Employment to
About Six Thousand Hands.

BOSTON. MASS, Nov G.-Hcnry
H. Warner OF this city was appointed
receiver for the Arnold Print Works
mt North Adams. Mass, In the United
States Circuit Court today It Is I'M
derstood that the cause of the en-
harassment was the inability of the
company To renew maturing loans
helG by savings banks.
Tho petition for the receiver was
brought by President Houghton, who
is also the principal owner OF the
company
The condition of the company on
June 80. 1907. rs shown iy its state.
ment TO the Massachusetts commits
siner of corpo atoms, was MS follows
Assets. real estate and machinery.
s2,300.0G0; material. So 55G.SlO. cash
ana debts receivable. $2,724.4sG: Iia.
bilities-capital stock $i,50G 900:
debts. s2.Gl94sl. surplus profit and
loss. Sl.Sli,451.
Officials Win Not Talk.
NORTH ADAMS MASS. Nov. H.
AT the Office of the Arnold Print
Works in this city. no information
was forthcoming today regarding the
financial difficulties of the company.
II was stated that all of the OFFICIALS
OF the company We're too busy to talk.
that no statement of assets and liabiii.
ties was ready and that until matters
had been gone over carefully nothing
could be said.
The Arnold Print Works is one of
The largest textile manufacturing
plants in the state. its employees
numbering In the vicinity of 5000
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
TEXAS CONTINUES FIGHT wFa
AGAINST STANDARD OIL
Attorney General Files Suit Aoalnat
Subsidiary Concerns for For
feiture Of Their Charters.
Ny Assoclatcd Preas.l

AUSTIN. TEXAS, NOV G.-Attor.
ney General Davidson today on he
half OF the state of Texas, filed suit
here against the alleged subsidiary
concerns of the Standard Oil Com
pan in Texas for penalties for for
fciturc Of charter ana for writ of
injunction restraining the defendants
from removing any of their properly
from Texas and also asking for the
appointment of n receiver for each
OF the concerns sued
The State has issued temporary
writ of Injunction against the con.
Gems named and the application for
the appointment of receivers is set
for January 6. 1908. before Judge
George Calhoun of the District Court.
Tho suits are against tile Security
oil Company: Navarro Refining Com
pany; Standard Oil Company of In.
diana; the National Transit Company
OF PENNSYLVANIA mad the Union Tank
Line.
Damages to the extent Of $4,000
Gao are asked IN each case.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
ITINERARY OF THE
BIG PACIFIC FLEET
official Announcement Made. by the
Navy Departmcnt-WilI Assem-
bic Here December 9.

WASHINGTON. Nov 1.-THE fleet
Itinerary OF Admiral Evans battleship
fleet on its voyage Ia san Francisco
WAS made public at the Navy Depart.
ment today. AS heretofore announced
the fleet VIII assemble at Hampton
ROADS on December . and depart from
there December 10. touching on the
way to San Francisco at Trinidad,
Rio de Janerio. Punta Aenns Cnllnu
and Magdalen bay.
II Is scheduled To arrive nj TrIni-
dad Dec. ~ at Rio de Jancro. Jan
III; at puntn Arenas, Jan. 81: at Cal
leo, Feb. u.s. and at Mngdnlena bay
March II. AT each OF these places II
will remain from five to seven days.
except AIagdalcna bay. from which
place the date OF departure depends
upon the completion Of target prac.
ticc there. For the same reason the
date of arrival Mt San Francisco had
not been determined.
The torpedo ilotilla will leave
Hampton Roads. Dec. 9
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07

@ nmcnt not only to shoulder the loss
OF it's loan TO tho Exposition. int also
To pay up the deficit Tho argument
10 be advanced Is that the failure OF
the government 10 complete the pier
In time, was responsible for the
troubles of the Exposition. Ono OF
The last DAYS OF the Exposition is To
30 celebrated as Tucker Martin Day.
The proposition having Lren made by
Director General Martin. On that oc.
casion II Is proposed to have Pest
dent Harry st George Tucker SGT
forth the financial s;ntns of the Expo.
silion and the reason why the govern
inont should stand the losses.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
AMERICAN NAVY SECOND
IN WARSHIP TONNAGE
Only England Now Exceeds This
couptry in Effective Fighting
u Strength.

WASHINGTON. Nov. G-Ihe United
States is now second in the relative
order of warship tonnage. her total
being 6ll,Gl6 tons. as against 60g. 7Og
Tor France. On June the warship
tonnage OF the United States was
510.172 for France.
These figures are given by the Navy
Department and eliminate vessels;
more than 20 years old. unless they
nave been reconstructed and rearmed
since 1900; vessels not actually be
gun although authorized; transports.
golfers repair ships. converted mcr
chant vessels vessels of less than
] 900 tons. except torpedo craft. o,
torpedo craft of less than 30 tons.
France is building more rapiu.y than
the United States. and when the YES
sells now building are completed. vii
Iagain outrank the United States i'm
warship tonnage. her tonnage then
being S36,ll2. as against Titles for
the United States
In considering fighting strength of
me respective navics where only bat.
tieships and armored cruisers of more
man 10000 tons are considered the
United States navy is still third. hay.
ing % battleships and 10 armorcd
cruisers, against 10 battleships and
~ armored cruisers for France.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
American Navv's SYMPATHY

WASHINGTON, D G., Nov. 6 =
Vpnn learning OF the disaster TO the
German government vessel Rluecher.
Secretary Mctcalf sent a cahlcgram
TO l.intcnant Commander w. l.. How.
ard American naval attachc az Berlin.
directing him TO express to the ofii.
cials of the Germany navy the sym
pathy of the American navy over the
loss OF lille and the wounding Of so
many men.
AZ late hour tonight 10 bodies had
been found ON board tho schoulship
and 4 roll call of the crew showed
that no Other men were missing.
Several of the wounded men are
not expected 10 recover Three hun.
drcd of the crew were absent manocuy.
erlns with the tenders a; the time OF
tn eNnlosioon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
kaIzenbach Admits That Judge Ford
Has Been Elected Governor.
MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC BY 5000
crowthers' Majority Will Easily Reach
Those Figures Wilson's Majority
in Kentucky Continues to Grow as
the Returns Come In.
IN Associaied presa !

TRENTON, y. j.. Nov. G.-Frank
s. Kat2enbach. Democratic candidate
for governor of New Jersey tonight
conceded the election OF John Frank
lin Fort his Republican opponent
and made the following statement;
"Ffom the somewhat incomplete re.
tuns furnished believe that Judge
Fort has been elected have sent
him my congratulations. greatly ap.
prcciate the support given me and the
efforts Of my friends in my behalf"
The following is copy of the dis
patch sent to Judge Fort: John
Franklin Fort. East Orange. \. j.
send you nv congratulations and
best wishses for 4 successful admin.
istration (Signcd)
FRANK S. KATZENBACH, JR."
The latest figures give the state to
Judge Fort by about 1000 This
change was brought about by lie
reduced Democratic majority in Hud-
son county. Last night it was an.
lnomced that Mr.. Katzenbach had
carried Hudson county by 5000. The
revised figures as semi-officially com
piled today give Mr.. Katzenbach only
$500. Late returns do not change
the complexion of the state senate
(which gives the Republicans four
teen 10 seven fo' the Democrats. The
vote in Middlesex county is very
| close with the chances that two of the
three Democratic asscmblymen have
| boon elected. This with Democratic
assemblymcn from Hudson. Mon
! -------------------------
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
Government nm, Seed Are 4, Destroyed.


WASHINGTON. Nov e-Fire. which
Quilted the five story brick building
at 32l-S23 G street $. w. occupied
by the seed distribution division or
the Department of Agriculture. caused
damage amounting TO $4,000 early
today. The loss. which Is nearly GOV
cred by insurance. Includes damage
TO building, machinery equipment and
destruction of seeds, which will de-
lay Tor several weeks the distribution
OF Hover and vegetable seed through
government sources. Several hun.
dred clerks were employed in the
building No one was injured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
TELEGRAPHeRS' STRIKE
FINALLY DECLARED OFF
Commercial Operators in Chicago and
New York Vote to 90 Back
TO Work.

CHICAGO Ills. Nov. Cat n meet
ing of The leaders of the Commercial
Photographers union today 1t WAS do.
cided to call OF the strike of the opcr-
atoIs against the Western Union and
Postal Telegraph companies About
200 men applied TO the companies to-
dny for reinstatement.
New York "Suspcnds" Strike.
NE WYORK Nov. AT meeting
of the local branch OF the Telegraph.
ers late today IL was decided To 'sui-
mend" the strike of the employees or
the telegraph companies, which has
bccn on since August ~.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
EXPLOSION KILLS 10
III GERMAN SCHOOLSHIP
Accident Occurred OF the 6iuecher
While the Vessel Was Near Mur.
wick-Thirty Wounded.
cry Associated Press,

KEEL, Nov. THE boilers of the
German schoolship Bluccher explod-
ed this morning while the vessel was
lar Murwick. 1t is stated that 10
men We're Killed and 80 dangerously
injured
The Blucchcr is the German torpedo
schoolship. She was built ut Kicl IN
1877 and usually has on board about
goo Officers and men. Her armament
consists of several old % inch Krnpr
guns and some smaller quick firing
guns.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
MITCHELL NOT 70 GET OFFICE
Miners Paper Calls Story of Political
Reward "Pettv SIandern

Wll-kESBARRE. Pa, Nov. G-OTi-
cinl denial that President John Mitch.
ell OF the Miners union. will be an.
pointed to big political Job when
his term expires is made here in the
unions Official paper 1t says there is
not a word OF truth in the story.
winch Is one OF the petty SANDERS
to which Mitchell has been subjected
for the last ten years.
IF he had had desire for politi-
cal office and had expressed that de-
sire the paper adds. he would have
Deen Congressman or Senator or
a member of the Cabinet. Governor of
a state etc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
Accused Actor, Who So RysIePi.
Ous|y Disappeared, Says lie
VIII Face Charges.
HAS NOT Been OUT OF NEW YORK
His Lawyer Says He Has Been in the
City All the Time Suffering From
Nervous northumberland Man
Looks Pale and Worn-eai Placed
At $500.
nv Assoclated pressl

NEW YORK. Nov. RAYMOND
Hitchcock. the actor who disappeared
several days ago after he had been
indicted on charges preferred by scy-
eral Young eisls. appeared nj the
Criminal Court building today and
went 10 the olfice of the district at.
torncv. Hitchcock is under l1md to
appear in court this afternoon Since
liit"hcock's disappearance the police
81 IN" entire eastern section OF the
United states and Canada nave been
searching FOR him. but not t.ace
was found and absolutely nothing OF
his whereabouts was known TO the
public until he made his appearance
at the Criminal Court building today.
lie went directly TO the district at.
torney's Office, from whence. accom-.
panied by his wife and counsel hr
was taken 10 the Court of General
Sessions. where bail was fixed at
$500,
Hitchcock was ar'aigned upou ONLY
one of the six indictments against
MIN, to which he pleaded not guilty
Counsel for Hitchcock said the ac-
tor had not been ont OF New York
/ since his disappearance was reportc cd,
Dnt mad been suffering from nervous
prostration as a result of tho charges
made against him. Today he said.
was the first day he had really L.aen
able TO go out OF doors.
Hitchcock looked pale and haegard
and showed signs of illness. TO his
friends he said he had decided to face
his accusers and trv to win back the
confidence of his friends ana the nub.
lie ''''
II am innocent he said, .aud the
only way for me to prove II is to
stand trial. ! am prepared to fight II
out now and I'll so through with IL .
While Hitchcock was in court his
wife remained in the district attor.
neys Office weeping and in n semi.
historical condition.
Pathetic Scene on the STAGE.
Raymond Hitchcock. who gave him.
Iself imp TO the authorities today reas.
sumed his role AT the Astor theater
tonight and was given demonstra.
i've welcome. The house was crowd
ed when the star made his appearance
winch was the signal for rousing an.
plausc.
His wife. who plays opposite to
MN, was In tears and with difficulty
followed her cue.
Al every opportunity the audience
appiauded with enthusiasm until AT
me end OF the second act the com.
euian stepped TO the front of tho
stage and in tremulous voice said.
I want 10 thank you all for vour
applause nd encouragement hope
| snail always deserve it,"
Upon Mrs. Hitchcock's second ell
trance the action called upon her ia
shake her husbands hand. AS they
stood there with hands claspcd the
cheers were deafning and for mo
ment both performers seemed unable
to continue. Then Miss Zabelle plac.
cd her unengaged hnhd on her hus.
bands shoulder and kissed him. AL
inns Hitchcock broke down complete
~ and there were Il good many wet
eyes in the audience too
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
BODY or MISSING MAN
FOUND IN The RIVER
Gustave Lehman, One of the LARGEST
Wholesale Merchants in South
Disappeared Week Ago.
(By Associntcd 2rcss. !

NEW ORLEANS, La. Nov. c.
Members of the family of Gustave
Lehman, the head OF one of the lar
gest Wholesale drygoods houses in the
South. who disappeared mysteriously
about a week ago. positively identif-
ed the body taken by divers this after
noon from the Mississippi rivers as
that OF the missing merchant
The body had lodged on the bottom
OF the river at a point where the
water Is about 20 feet deep
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
Totlay's Exposition
Program.
specia! Featurea OF the oaY.

7'45 TO $50 a. m.-Drin, Twenty.
third Infantry.
$50 to s:i5 a. m.-Drnl ID"
Third Artillery.
9:15 TO 1000 n. m.-Drill. Sec.
ond Squadron. Twelfth Cavalry.
II Il. m.-Guardinount. Twenty
third Infantry.
p. m.-Piano recital. ]. Phil.
lips Rowland, Auditorium.
? to p. m.-Concert. Phinneys
u. S. Band, Auditorium.
800 p. m.-Consumptlon is
communicable, Steroopticon. So
cial Economy Building.
400 p. m.-Loop of Death. Mile
Loubet. Warpath.
GOO TO 500 y. m.-Concert
Phinney's U. s. Band, Raleigh
court.
900 p. m. Loop OF Death NIL,
loubet, Warpath.
900 p m.-l-oop OF Death,
Warpath.
Stated Program Every Day.
730 a. m.-Gates Oaen.
$50 to 1890 a. m.-Concers
Exposition Band, Main Entrance
Stand.
10 u. m.-And hourly thereaf
ter. Exhibition of Weather Bu
reau Earthquake Recorder. Gov.
eminent Building A.
10 TO IL Il. INSTRUMENTATION
OF Reading by the Blind. Social
Economy Building.
1900 a. m.-Playgrounds for nj
children, Miss Marie Ersklne.
Stereoptican. Social Economy
building.
1880 a. m.-preparation OF
large weather map from reports
from ali sections or the country
1880 4. illustrated Lecture
"Reclaiming the Desert" Inv MFR
G. j. Blanchard, u. S. II. s. inter.
Tor Department, Government
Building A.
IL m.-Child Labor and the Ma.
lion, Dr.. a. J. Mclkelway and Miss
Marie Hunter. stereopticon. Soc.
ial Economy Building.
p. Geographic and stare-
optican Exhibition, Scenes on In.
dian Reservation with lecture In.
terror Department, Government
building A.
. p. m.-Ciyic Improvement and
Story Telling.
200 p. photographic Exhibition
and lecture, Scenes in Yosemite
Valley, Government Building a.
2:30 p. m.-United States Life
Saving Service Drill at Station.
300 p m.-Illustrated Lecture
That Land That God Forgot" by
Mr.. c. l.. Blanchard. Interior De.
partment. Government Building a
> p. m.-Prevention and Cur,
Of tuberculosis. Z. G.. Routzahn.
Social Economy Building.
4 p. Gardens for CITY Child.
rem. Henry Griscom Parsons
Stereoptlcon. Social ECONOMY
Building.
4 p. m.-Illustrated Lecture
Yellowstone National Park by
Mr.. e. c. Culver. Government
Building A.
4 to C p. m.-Free Public PLAY.
ground. near Mothers and chi.
drons' building.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
MAN OF MYSTERY DEAD
THE Professor" Loved at Bellevue
Refused to the Last to Lift Veil

NEW YORK. Nov 6-"rba protos.
sof' rs Edward c. Lennon. the entry
ci'tk NJ i'ellevue hospital was called.
occnuse ne could talk with its poly.
go. seekers after information and
cs. is dead
The Professors life story M ona
connected with the hospital knows.
Notwithstanding the fact that the old
man mad heen employed at the big
Guy institution for is years. He was
q mystery because he never spoke of
himself He was Scotchmon and
ms relations with the hospital began
upon his recovery In Il from mn at
,ack OF heart disease. That IS all that
Is known.
His linguistic attainments made
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07

him valuable because Bellevue cares
Tor hundreds OF foreigners who eau
lspoak little or no English
Tile Professor" cndeared himself
to all the hospital stan and attendants
but when pressed by the doctors when
he was dying TO tell more about him
ser he declined. The doctors have
raised fund 10 bury him and viii
cndcavor TO learn il he left any rela-
tives in Scotland OF here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
Savannah Gets Naval stores Bushes,
(By Associated Press.)

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 6-The Am
erican Naval Stores company today
confirmed the report that Jacksonville
and Pensacola will lose the naval
stores business that comes to them
as open markets All of the buying
has been done in these cities will be
done ut Savannah, thus bringing
about restoration OF conditions that
obtained up to four or Ave years ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
FUGITIVE TAKEN TO YORK.
Arthur Parks Turned over 10 Sheriff
Phillips.

Phillips.
Arthur w. Parks. the white man
who was arrested here Monday by De-
lteciivc Messick on the charge OF rc.
loniously shooting Captain ]. II. Holt
away and NJ. William Martin in
York county on October l. was taken
back to York county for trial yester-
day morning by Sheriff Phillips, OF
York
The sheriff arrived he-e about s
o'clock and took his prisoner to Po-
qnosin, where he was given a prelinii.
nary hearing lefore magistrate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
Held for Felony.

isaac Davis neg.o was arrested
In Rockets Yesterday morning by Pa
trolmnn a. A. Padsett on the charge
OF telonious cutting. The prisoner
was locked up to await hearing be
fore Justice Brown in the police court
this morning
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
Ran in Mud at Aeueducs.
tBv ASSOCIATED Preqs

AQuEDuCT, N Y. Nov G--aiud
was deep OF the. track at Aqueduct
today and as n result the fields were
greatly reduced. The Belle Rose sell
ing stakes six furlongs, was the fea-
tnre and resulted in an easy victory
for the fayorite. James BBrhdy who
was the pacemaker from start to fin
ish.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-07
spottsyIvania Fire; $4,000 pamaue.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. Nov. c.
In the early part of last night fire re-
siroyed large new barn with %
tons OF hay. farming implements and
lot OF harness, belonging to Mrs.
Dan Mullen. residing about five miles
from this city in Spotsylvnnia county
The loss is about so 600. The origin
of the fire is unknown.