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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
How Sheppard speIl. President.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-Represent- ative Sheppard of Texas treated the house to some old fashioned oratory and was tumultuously applauded by Democrats and Republicans alike. De. claring that ''the Democratic party is as eternal as justice, with which it is synonymous" Mir Sheppard proceed ed: Since the president has begun to reform the dictionary the American people are preparing to go him one bet ter and to give him an instance of sim plified spelling he may not appreciate. They are going to spell president Bryan"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
Woman . Carnegie Heroiae.

PITTSBURG. Jan. 1.-The Carne- gie hero fund commission held its third annual meeting and awarded eighteen medals and $9.210 in cash to heroes and relatives of heroes. The most in- teresting award was that of a silver medal to Mrs. Mary Gertrude Black. wife of a dairyman of Gardiner, Ore. Mrs. Black jumped into A creek to save three girls who had been wadlng and got into deep hole.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
vanderpocl Resigns.

New York. Jan 11.-It became known today that Isaac Vanderpoel. chief examiner in the state insurance department, has tendered his resig- nation to take effect February l. His resignation was voluntary. as he has decided to accept an attractive offer wth some insurance company.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
A Call for Funds.

New Haven. Jan 17.-At the ses- sion of the Masonic grand lodge to- day it was decided to call upon ali the lodges in the jurisdiction of Con- netcieut for funds with which to build additional accommodations at the Masonic home in Wallingford. About sl5,OO0 will be necessary.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
Real Winter in Winsted.

Winsted, Jan 17.--A touch of real winter weather struck this vicinity to-day, the snow falling heavily and the mercury taking big drop. At 9:30 o'clock the thermometer regis tered degrees below zero, with good chances for further dip during the day. Ice men are rejoicing over the cold snap and are preparing for a big harvest. Several of the houses are we'll filed now, while some deal CTS are entirely without ice.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
Wait for the light.
Ameriean Ahead, as UsuaI.

After IT years striving tirelessly to Invent . mechanical device which ex- perts told him was impossible. Joseph Petrillo. of Boston. has succeeded in inventing the longsought-for "one- wheel quarter-hour striker for clocks. For a century skilled wo-knen from all over the world have been at work trying to accomplish this striker.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
Down to 4 Below.

Boston, Jan 17..--After more than two weeks of weather unusually mild for January, with the temperature ranging during the greater part of the time from 30 to 5S, a sudden drop in temperature carried the mer- cury down until it reached mini mum of degrees below zero at the local weather bureau early to-day. Unoflicial thermometers in the suburbs registered from 1 to 8 be- low.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
Blsckburn.s Amendment.

Washington. Jan i1.-when the senate met to-day. Senator Black burn offered an amendment to the roraker Brownyille resolution dis claiming any intention on the part of the senate to question the presi- dents right to discharge the negro troops
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
Brave Policemen.

Lowell,l Mass, Jan l7.--Braye work on. the part of Sergeant John Freeman and Patrolmen William H. Killey and Richard J. Coggin saved a number of lives endangered in . fire in an old tenement block on Front street to-day. The police bat tered down doors and carried two women. four. children and a man dazed by fright from the block. A number of persons who left the build ing during the early stages of the fire are said to have made no effort to arouse the other occupants. The fire damage was not heavy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
Model sesoeI Children.

A Northampton tEnx-D family. whose live children won 8 scholar ship medals. recently set up a claim for the British record in that line. Nov. however. a London family re ports 3s secured bT six child pupils. of whom three also gained London county council scfois-shipe before any one of tbeTs -ss "A yezrs sld-
 -r.su. q l.ses c.,zlsa- =.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
Eight Aldermen Aec..ed.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-The evidence drawn from eight Municipal Owner ship league members of the board oI aldermen before the grand jury. Dis trict Attorney Jerome announces. bas convinced him that at least two mem bers of the board were connected with the attempt to sell their votes at the election of a recofder to succeed Johr w Con
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17

thorized to purchase $5,000 worth of supplies to be sent to Kingston by the first steamer. It is expected that President Roosevelt will issue a proclamation asking for contribu- tions, the money and supplies to be distributed by the Red Cross
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
VIII Meet .t WHlims..ie.

willimantie. Jan 17.-The Nayors' association of Connecticut will hold Its next meeting here on Jsnuary 34 af n o'clock The vaFious mayoFs of the state have beea requeeted to epue to tks meeting propared to dfs- eon the Son1ay eao.l1E guesl1en- :.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17

states that the battleships Missouri and Indiana will arrive at Jamaica carly to-day. The whipple. having aboard Divisional Commander Ad- miral C. II. Davis. with corps of surgeons and medical supplies. al- ready has arrived at Kingston.
 Owing to an error in decipherine the wireless message from Guan- fanzmo yesterday 1t was made to appear that Rear Admiral Evans per sonally had gone to Kingston The messzge received to-day. however. fn- diacfes that Admiral Evans dis patched Rear Admiral Davis. the sec ond in command to Kingston
 The American National Red Cros1 viI1 extsnd immediate help to the oorshGlake mQsress in JamAicn- ceu1ea1 peeE, hes1 q the Neu
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
Port.mouth s.ser. From Floods.

PORTSMOUTH. O.. Jan. 11.--A state of alarm has seized the city over the discovery that the flood tide outlets are out of working order. The water from overflowing sewers has filled the basement of the Masonic temple in the heart of the city. The basements in many other business houses are food ed. Much damage to property is ex- pected. Many families have been fore ed to flee from their houses.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
shelby V. c.ne. For senate.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Jan 1s.-Sena- tor Shelby N Culiom l.st night was nominated for re election to the Unitei States senate by the joint Republican caucus. This is equivalent to election.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
spa.sarss Cone .. Free Pnss.

MALAGA. Spain. Jan H. About 200 em.grsnfs who have been grant ed free passages are waiting transpor- tzticu from this port to New Orleans
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
ys,t Psrse. For Rss.u,i.

TANGIER. Jan 1.-The chiefs of the Ben NSur tribe. with which Raj suli sought refuge. are negotiating with the Moroccan authorities to ob- tain pardon for themselves and Raj xu1f
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
WEATHER FORECAST

Forecas; for Conneeficut- Snow and warmer. Friday snow in north. snow or rain in sosth portion asd warmer-- light to. fresh northeast pfnds, increasing-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
As.sr.I ss~,se> R<ttr>..

WASHINGTON. Jan. It, The re- firenent of Admiral Nezbee is an- nouncs1 v fhe navy d<paFtDe1t. hs havine rsn<1sa t1e sU nnIt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
Wireless from Evans.

Washington, Jan IA wireless message to the navy department from Rear Admiral Evans at Guantanamo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
$33.75.

We've placed red tags all thruukh the store and on odds and ends Of pieces of furniture suitable for every room in the house. They're all vesy desirable furniture and simply pieces we will not have any duplIcsso of again In the face of advaneine prices these pieces will be slnoot like buying at haIf-price. Pick eut what you want at g PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL FURNITURu WITH REED TAGS ON.
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 l1e.lao nnuk nn1k vlau>uv Asunp lesp enulrn1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17

The Evening Democrat b tne peoples paper. The price is ac q copy, 12c week, 42c a month. ek A year, by mall or carrier.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17

Try a Democrat want.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17

~Hos1e of l.eee Css1l1s- ssss-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-17
A Few PaT|or Stoves to
 Close Out Al Less Than Cost

See them in our show window tsa day.
 These positively cannot bs dup,i- cated and there is only one of . kind. They're the best grade on the mars ket and the only reason we ars selllne them at these unheard-of-pcicos 10 that we want the room for our big shipment of refrigerators alrsady m the way here:
 A 5000 Glenwood Heater, indi-
 rect draft, for ............. tlo.oo A s25!0o Glenwood Heatsr. disce
 draft, for .................. &1A00 A s25o Glenwood Heater. indL
 rect draft, for ............ e1A6o A s21OO GIenwood Heater. inn.
 rect draft, for ............ Sls7D A 5000 Oak Heater, Indirect
 draft, for ..................e e11.B SEE THAT s5o0o QUARTERED
 OAK CHAMBER SUIT, Now h
 our show window-To-day's psc- ial
 $33.75.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
JEWISH NEW YEAR MAKES
BUSY TIME AT POSTOFFICE

NaaN ID. As
- addition o. rlc ---al interest in
trr celebration oI the Jewish ,-eg.
y .ar tes.uui-e Monday. Rae holiday
anna i-7 traditions Gre especially sl-r.-l-
c.t-4t. 81. gar 4- fae Ios-a. service W tre
-I--el States isl concerned. oD account
~ rhc large number ~ Sew Year
messages se-t CD friends 1y Hebrews
Ia Sew York. Philadelphia all Eal-
-imore. where the proportion ~ or-
tno-QN Hebrews Us. perhaps larger
tlau iD amy other c-ry. rae increase
in th-s class az ual. handled IS g-lre
noticeable. ana tle IoSroMces there
aye being mailed now in order that
they may arrive ar distant lestina-
-ons on or before the stl. The crth0-
1oN Hebrews especially observe the
custom % sending New Year greet
iugs 20 an absent friends and reia-
uves. and this interchange OF remem-
bralles adds several thousand dol
lars each year 10 ghc postal revenues.
throughout the country the Geluge
~ postcards. New Year cards and
letters VIII probably be enormous.
as tAe most sacred portion OF the
year.
The New Year. according 90 tradl-
uon. IS the day God created the world.
which was 5.66s years ago. reckoning
by the Jewish calendar.
BY orthodox Hebrews. the Day OF
At0nement s. known as the Fearful
Day" which IS spent ia fasting. pray
ing and doing penaGce.
In the reformed synagOgues the
New Year and the Day OF Atolement
are celebrated BY special musical ex-
ercises and special sermons. A spe-
cial feature OF the New Years ceie-
bration IS the blowing OF the ram 3
horn. known In Hebrew as the Shofar.
On AtOncment Day services VIII be
held continually IN all synagOgUes-
In the Jewish calendar there are
two New Yegrs" The first. known
as the Passover. comes IN March. and
Is the beginning of the religious year.
From this date all religious holidays
are reckoned. The New Year OF Sep
TENDER 9th marks the beginning %
the civil year.
/. The New Year IS known IN Hebrew
as the Rosh Hashanah. and IS the
drst day OF the month OF Tlshri. The
Day OF Afonement IS called the XOm
Kippur. or Nom HakkipuriE. and IS
tle tenth OF Tishri
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
CAROLINA MINISTERS
SEE LIFE IN NEW YORK

NEW NoRK.-Speclal- Nine Norrh
C2rolina c-efg 5-IDe.. 4l A-etholls--
save TWO. WHO were No-rl the most
popular preachers in rhine o. the Tar
Eeel states biggest counties arrived
here Saturday on t1n ola Dominion
liner Monroe. They are guests of
Henry B. Warner. ~ Lexington. -. O..
com missioner ol labor and printing
ot the state. The ministers WIZ De-
T. New YORK one week. and ~ that
time they expect 70 look lie ir the
Metropolis from an angles. The mia
tsters got good sight into the relic
gious side ~ New York lie. and to-
day they VIII take up the study OF its
secular affairs
The party includes. besides Ar. Var
ner. Rev. !. ". Ciegg. ~ lexington.
y. c.; Rev. Parker Holmes 81 Thorn
ssFile, y c.. Rev. d r. Bowers. OF
High Point. y. c., Rev. W VI Biles.
o. kernersviue. y. c.. Rev r. p. Co
ram. OF Bonneville. y. c.: Rev. II c.
Byrum. OF COoleemee. y. c.: Rev. J
4. Harrington. @, Salisbury. y. C:
Rev. ". I Hutchins. OF New London.
y c, Rev. J. W Bradley. OF Troy. y.
G. and Rev. J. y. Ingie. OF Farmer.
" C..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
CHARLOTTE OBSERVER
PLANT Is BURNED
Blaze Started On Third Floor Of
Building-Believed To Have
Been Fired BY Deaf and
Dumb Employe By
Accident.

CHARLOTTE. y. Especial
broke out this morning az 1870 IN the
natrix room. on the third door. OF
the mechanical section. or printing
building. % the Charlotte Observer,
srnothered a boy 20 death. destroyed
the entire second and third foors.
injured 20 some extent the machinery.
and demolished the composing room.
70 the extent O. putting the paper out
OF business 50 far as concerned the
printing OF the Observer IN its own
building this morning.
This IS not the only FIRE the OBJ
server has had 90 contend with IN the
last ten years. and the Observer star
has proven ftself equal 20 any occa-
sion The paper came out the same
as usual today. having been printed
on the press OF the Evening News.
Il "a not known just how the FIRE
started. but 70 IS supposed that George
Wilson. q dear and dumb boy. and an
emrloye of the Observer Once. who
has been sleeping in the rnatriX room.
struck q match in MS EFFORTS 20 find
a comfortable place 90 sleep. throwing
% down while 20 was blazing without
noticing what he had done.
Tho body q young Wilson was
found between two windows on the
1oor where be had been sleeplng. hav-
Ing been overcome by smoke.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
NO COMPROMISE FOR
UNION IRON AND STEEL

BRLSE O.. FA.--Spe cial-There IS
now little hope OF compr0Tnlsicg the
claims against the Union Iron and
Steel corporation. FOR which a re-
ceiver was appointed by Judge Skeen,
or the Uuitet states Court. Monday.
and number OF additional creditors
have Joined IN the receivership pro
ceedinss- The additional petitioners
include the Keystone Coal and Iron
Corporation. Merton corporation.
and Kelly and Erwin. OHcsals or the
Union Iron and Steel Corporation re-
fuss 20 make any statement FOR pub
AcatiGn III connection with IT'S pres
enr mDarrassmeut. and there Is a ru-
NOR that the next few days may see
some sensational developments invOiv-
ing prominent persons. The corpora
ton owns furnaces in Virginia, Ohio.
Michigan. Colorado and New Jersey.
and IS repUted 10 be worth over s.
00e 0Oos while IL IS said that the la
oiiues, including the bonded indebt-
edness. are much less than the above
amount 1T IS alleged that the re-
ownership Is result OF The light
money market
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
PHONE RATES BACK
TO OLD SCHEDULE
Bel Company Had Failed 70 No.
ttfy State Corporation Commits
sion Of Intended Raise.

RICHMOND. vA.-Speciafs-
Not yet have the local osncers OF
The Southern Bell Telephone Com
pRny ofacialiy notified the members
OF the state Corporation Commission
ot their purpose % increase the long
distance night rates within the Dor
ders OF this State and until the mat
ter has been duly passed upon by the
commission. prices VIII have 90 re-
main as they are az present
The company started 90 Eo ahead
without taking any notice whatso-
ever OF the commlsslou-a Gere4iction
which the superintendent attributes 90
Ignorance ot the Virginia iaw-but
newspaper man called tho attention
% Clerk Wilson 90 the matter. and
that oyhcial nt once got busy.
Ten minutes after receiving the IN
formation. Mr.. Wilson. much ast0nfsh-
ed az the course things had taken.
communicated with the local tele-
phone people These. IN turn. prompt
. y ommunicatcl ~ phone with the
headquarters On New York. and che
next morning Clerk Wilson received a
courteous letter stating that the Might
rates would so back 20 their original
figures. and remain thus untl the
matter could be ad5udicated by the
+ commission
+ II other words. the telephone COM
L AaNal k'ANAa-Ar"..A 10 a"N aH.n ANAaA
and act 81 strict accordance with che
statutes OF the state.
II this course DO followed. tnc cor,-
pany VIII have frs- 90 notify thl
4 commission % SIS purpose o. ircrcost
prices. ana then show cause why thf
Jump" should De allowed. Aa ir-
vestiEauon would pc the result. ana q
conclusion could not be reached foi
several weeks
10 ts conceded ty Clerk Wilson that
the commission wfl have mo- author
Ivy Ga the matter ~ any Increase which
pertains 90 messages going OUT cf tht
state. Its jurisdiction WIZ Dee con-
Euo- .-r----E u -----.---- -------.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
TO MAKE RICHMOND
BIG HORSE MARKET

RICHMOND. vA.-Speclai.-
The largest stock yards In the coun-
try. with the exception OF those To-
Gated at cnicago and ST. Louis. win
soon bs located a. Richmond
II - announced that the Smyth
Brothers . EcCreary McCieilan Live
stock Company. Ok Norfolk. viii Roan-
don its CID plant and move 90 Rich
mond. who're 70 VIII erect nsw yards
on the O. II. Berry tract. west % the
cd state Fair Grounds. Oh Broad
The buildings alone 20 be erected on
thls property VIII cover seven acres
The horse market. which VIII Dc the
main building. VIII measure sac By
$50 feet. and viii be the largest mar
ket under one roof IN the world.
This building VIII accomrnodate 3
900 horses and mules ana be complete
IN all particulars
The rest OF the buildings. fnciutiug
hospitals, shops. o.nces. etc. viii De
modern and complete. and form az
Harmonious whole.
Snyth Brothers - an old Richmond
firm. which Left this city SIX years ~
The present firm o. 60 be known ae
me Southern stock Yards. the capital
OF which has been subscribed 70 Iari
BY Richmond business men
The biz establishment wiz Do open
90 the trade BY January LIST.
The CIcers % the company are y
O. Smyth. president. A. K. Mcclellan
vice president. T. A. >wvtn. secretary
and treasurer, and these. wtrh c. 90
Reed and O. y. sands. VIII constitute
the directorate.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
FINED FOR SEEING
A SCALPER TICKET

NORFOLK. VA.-Spe clal-Because
he refused 10 return a travellers rail-
way ticket over his line purchased OF
a scalper. a SeaboarA Air Line ticket
agent IN Portsmouth was fined $40
and costs by Mayor Reed.
N J. Stephenson was the complain
ant in the case he purchased the
ticket from a scalper in Norfolk II
read from Portsmouth 70 Raleigh. Be-
fore boarding the train In Portsmouth
Stephenson passed the ticket 10 the
agent and asked him Il Il was good
Muse. the agent. STAYED ia court shat
he had been Instructed 20 take up all
scalpers' tickets that might fall into
his hands. The case was appealed 70
the Portsrn outh court
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
THREE LIVES ARE LOST
BURNED SPRINGS HOTEL

SHELBY. y. C-Speclal - The
Cleveland Springs Hotel was totally
destroyed by IRE early this morning.
Two negroes. women servants. and a
white woman. registered as Mrs Cora
Smith. OF Eleuboro. y. c.. were bum
&c 20 death. The hotel was four
story brick building. worth about sac
GOO. The property was insured Tor
about one-h-if its value. Tho furrls h-
fnEs were worth about $1,000. and
were entirely destroyed. hu- not in-
surel. The ere originated ir the
kitchen IL was supposed o. have
been caused by lightning
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
GRIZZLY BEAR RoBS
FORTY BEE HIVES

Los ANGELES. - SDecial. - An
entire apiaFy IA Matilda county was
destroyed by a great grizzly bear.
which Is now being hunted ~ a small
army OF raDchroen. The --varnint'r
smashed about forty bee hives. and.
ciSrsgarding the sWarming angry
bees. gorge6 himself with honey anG
disappeared The grizzly has sue
ceeded IN eluGing All pursuers thus
far.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
VETERAN GEO. T. LIGHT
KILLED BY 3. & o. TRAIN

CHARLESTON. ". VA-spec
Mayor George 7. Light has received
notice OF the death CT his brother.
William =. Light. who was killed BY
a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train
near Mar-insburg He was a mem
Der OF Captain Coisr0n's company. the
HeGgesyille Blues. second Virginia
Regiment. Sronewau Brigade
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
ANOTHER NEGRO HAS
FORSAKEN CHAIN GANG

STANTON. Va Special. Jim
Cross. a negro. escaped from the
chain gang today. making the third
man 10 gain his freedom IN three days.
CGlcer Criddle fired his F.fe scvers.l
times. but missed the fugitive
James Brooks and Henry ward .ts-.-
other negroes. escaped this week S.
breaking their chains wiki tools they
were working with.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
PUTS A $1,000 TAX
ON THE "L0CKER" CLUBS

DUBLIN. GA.-SpeciaL-T city
Council OF Dublin has passed an or
cinance rxing the tax on locker
clubs AT S5.oo3- The prohibition law.
the local authorities say. viii be rigid
" enforced in this county. and this
$1,000 tax preciudes the possibility OF
an evasion OF the law by clubs. as the
amount IS prohibitory.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
INSPECT EVEN FLEAS
FOR PLAGUE GERMS

SAN PEDRO. CAI--Spe cial-The
United states Government IS Compel
Ing rigid Inspection o. steamships en-
tering this port 20 prevent the spread
OF the plague. DR.. ". A Weldon
marine surgeon. turned back the Roa-
nOke yesterday. but later gave her
a clean bin OF health. Not only are
ship rats closely scrutinlzed. bur the
feas On them also
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
FIRE WIPES OUT
VILLAGE OF SHAKERS

TILTON. y. H-Speclai. the
Shaker settlement. which was estab-
iisheo~ here over 100 wears ago. II BE-
ing swept BY FIRE. which broke cut
this rn0rning- Help has been sum-
moned from nslghbor!ng places. but
there Is little hope OF saving the VII
iage-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
OFFERS ENGLAND TERMS
TO RELEASE MLEAN

TANGTER-Sp ecias--The British ie-
cation here has yeceived from RaisulL
release ~ Caid Sir HARRY MacI-ear.
RaisuN demands British protection. ap-
polntuscrt PacEA OF the district
frosn Tetuan 10 II Araish and inaen-
nifty.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14
KILLED MINISTER IN
QUARREL OVER A PIG

LITTLE ROCK. ARK-special-In
quarrel over pig. the Rev. John
Grant. Methodist pastor, killed the
Rev. Martin Green, Baptist. at Gallo
~ay. Ark
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14

Vow. sid Mss Yerner. .-ro1'd
better 80 up and speak to papa
%" exclaimed Ar. Slokoche. who
had finally proposed. rs ne up yet
~Xes. he's waiting for you "a the ST.
ting room. unieSs he's got tired ard
gone 20 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Press.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-14

The engagement q Miss Maria
Tucker. daughter q Bishop Beverly
D0sndridEe Tucker and Ms. Tucker. 70
AR. Malcolm Grit1n. of Roanoke. Va.
has been announcad-
sf-The announcement g. one q the
most interesting OF the sumner. Mss
Tucker is related through both Pa
rents % the noss prominent families
in the state. and Is 0ns OF ne most
attractive and popular girls Ia vSr-
EiniQ.
AR Griffin - a son OF Judge Gr1f-
fi1. Of Roanoke. and - widely known
professionally and socially.