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The Saddle.

Early Greeks and Romans rode
horses bareback. They regarded it as
efeminate to ride in saddle. The
modern saddle, with pommel, crupper
and stirrups, was unknown to the an
clients. Nero gave out fancy coverings
to his cavalry, and the bareback riders
Of the German forests used to laugh at
them. Saddles with trees came into
use in the fourth century. stirrups
three centuries later
Don't Be Sensitive Plant.
The sensitive plant is found in the
church. The pastor has difficult time
keeping him in humor to do church
work. The sensitive plant is found il
political circles. The candidates must
handle him with gloves. The sensitive
plant Is found in all avenues of hu
man activity. Most generally he is g
nuisance. Don't be one. - Columbia
Herald
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n y; 81 i T2 y sIN2ila iII'S;;S
FOR SALEl

The real estate of Chauncey circuit, deceased
situated mostly in and near orcuttville, In the
Town Of STAFFORD. County OF Tolland and state
OF Connecticut, including ~ parcels OF land
with three houses, saw mill, box shop and suit
able outouildings thereon, several valuable
tracts OF timber, good tillage and pasture landn
Can be dlvided 10 suit buyers.
STAFFORD Springs, conn Feb. 8, 1907.
GERTRUDE M. MEYERS. Adminiatratrtx
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ACTION pravAnte Pnaumonia

Ut Keeps the Feet Warm and Dry
Ask ro-ray for Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder
IL cures ''hilb ms, swollen, Sweating, sore
Aching. Damp Feet. AT all Druggists and Shoe
- ores 25e
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NOTICE.
ROARD or KELIEF.

The Board of Relief Of the town Of Tolland
will meet in the town hall on the following
days: Feb 1st, 18th and 18th, from II a. m un-
til 8 p. m , to perform their duties.
''' CORNELL GREEN,
THOMAS G ROOT,
LOREN II. REED.
Tolland, Conn.,, Jan. 10th, 1907.
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Stafford, 9TH, a son to Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Pelo. -.
Stafford Springs, Jan. Both, son tc
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Clemens Schmidt.
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Send Ynnr cattle and Horse Hides

to the CROSBY TRISTAN FUR COMPANY, Ro-
chester. " and have them converted into
coats. robes, rugs. gloves and mittens; better
a. cheaper goods than you can buy Never
mind he distance. "ITosby pays he freight"
See our new u uslrated catalog, age Is. II In
tereSted send for IL. A2
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Jack rar,a RenIx.

A sailor was brought before magis-
trate for beating his wife, when the
magistrate attempted to reach his
heart by asking him if he did not
know that his wife was the weakest
vessel"
eff she is, she ought not to carry so
much SAIL" replied Jack.-London Tit
Bits.
why He Wanted an Autograph.
A young man once wrote to William
Dean Howells for his autograph. The
novelist replied in typewriter line:
"Have you bought my last book?"
The young man answered.:
ST have not l want to sell your auto
graph in order to get money enough
to buy it."
Receives a collect"
Oliver Herford, who is equally ia
nous as poet, illustrator and bril-
liant wit, was entertaining four maya
zine editors at luncheon when the bell
rang and maid entered with the mail.
"Ah,' said an editor, IAN epistle."
no" said Mr.. HEREFORD, tearing open
the envelope, mot an epistle: a col
lect."-Philadelphia Bulletin.
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RECORD FOR 1906.


SHEPARD BUCKLAND
Accident and Health Business: Liability Business:
G. ROBERT
Home Office Buildings Hartford, Conn:
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T OST-A Roll of Music and Instruction
Book Marches and Two-Steps. The finder
will re rewarded by notify ing L. b. PRICE OF
Tolland.
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G. H. BAKER { CO,
NOTICE.

The Board OF ell ef ~ the town OF Union will
meet az the Town u II on Friday, Feb. LIST. and
Monday, Feb 18Th. nom 10 p, m, for purpose
OF adjusting the valuation- and ASSESSORS lists
OF szald town. Nj BR MN, ! Board
o. T. EEWELL.S OF
L. b. BOTH. J Relief
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TOR SALE.-A Large and Small Oil
Heater e. L. BURR.
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Providence, 9th, DIR. John F. English,
80. ormerly of Stafford Springs
Wilmington, 9th, Benjamin R. Wilbur,
80.
Stafford Springs, 9th, Ida. years,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francesca Mar
terrell.
Tolland, 10th, .Tarad Gibson, 80.
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GbH 7re&&.

LEWIs MCLAUGHLIN. PUBLISHER.
s1.so year. If paid strictly in advance. s1.s5
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T OST-A puppy Mostly white, with
IL a black spot on forehead.
VALENTINE SERAFIN.
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I JAPANESE Napkins at The Press of
fice-1n cents a hundred. 3OO for 25 cents.
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EOR SALE-Ahout tons of meadow
hay, good cows and 30 bushels of potatoes
44tf JOHN ADAMEC, East Wilmington.
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4 Ii PERSONS owing me are request
~ ed to make Immediate ptyment at nv
Nothnick is empowered to receive any collec-
lions. FEkD KREISEL.
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L OR SALE : Pick rel bait, genuine
red fin sinners. any quantity. wholesale
price CHAS. w. BUTLER, SO. wellington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-08
sURBANNA NEWS.
Man Under Indictment skips.
Coming Wedding.
T special to The Tim es- Dispatch. /

URBANNA, VA, April 7.-Shepherd
and George Sample, colored men, who
kept n restaurant in Urbanna, have
skipped to parts unknown. At the re-
cent session of MiddleEex Circuit Court
Shepherd Sample was fined 500 for vio-
lating the State whiskey law and other
indictments for similar oTenses were
facing him. and SO he and the said
George have fed to the great JOY OF law
abiding citizens.
Mr.. George Parker. an oyster dealer
OF Water View. AIiddlesex county. will
be married to Miss Angie Powell, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Powell, OF
and Aubrey Heath, OF this town. are in
down handsome new launch recently
bought by Senator Cochran. Of Pennsyl-
vania. to be used by himself and guests
this summer at his country home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Alexander. who for
the past winter have been residing in
Wilmington, n. c.. have returned to-
urbanna, and are stopping at the Rass
House.
Messrs. Ray Walker and Pearl Hur-
ley, who have been students at the
bryant and Stratton Business College.
in Baltimore. have returned to their
homes In this town.
James A. Stewart inspector OF the
pure food law for the state OF Virginia,
visited Urbannn this week looking after
his duties
Henry Alexander. colored barber from
Fredericksburg. has arrived here and
taken charge Of the shop in the Southside
Sentinel building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-08
100000 FIRE
IN NORFOLK
Daisy Roller Mills Destroyed on
Yesterday Together With
Stores and Machinery,
The WORK OF I'M ENDIARY
THE WORK OF. INcENDIARY.
Negro Woman Saw Two White
Men Empty Contents OF Bottle
Against House and Run.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.1

Al Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, April 1.-THE Daisy
Roller Mills, on Water Street, were de-
strooyed by fire early this morning. The
loss is estimated at 100000. Tho in
5dlcations are that the fire was OF an
f1ncendiary origin. Gertrude Walker, a
negress, who conducts an eating house
across the street from tho burned mills
has Informed the police that she saw
two white men approach the building,
and after having apparently poured the
contents of a bottle against the WALL
beat hasty retreat
few minutes later the flames burst
forth. The building and machinery and
stores in 1t were completely destroyed
The wharves of the Clyde Line, tho Old
Dominion Steamship Company and
other shipping property We're greatly
endangered by the fire, but tho flames
We're kept in check by the combined
efforts of the city fire department and
firc-tuES.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-08
EASTER GERMAN.
Cadet T. E. sebrell, IT.. Led the
Dance.

fspccia, to The Times-D ispatch.]
LEXINGTON VA. April 1.-THE Easter
german at the Virginia Military Institute
was danced Friday night In the gymna-
stun hall, and was led by Cadet I. ~.
Sebrcl. Jr., assisted by Cadets II G.
The couples dancing were Cadet 7. 10
Scbrcll, Jr. with Miss Moulton; Cadet
III. c. Adams, with Miss Apperson; Cadet
w. II. Gill. with Miss O'Ncill; Cadet NJ.
Il, Edwards with Miss Cochran: Cadet
J. II. Cosby. with Miss Patton; Cadet . T..
+. Adams, with Miss Caskie; Cadet =.
a. Fraser with Miss Appleton; Cadet j.
=. Hcwson, with Miss G. +. Lewis, Cadet
c. A. Lyerly, with Miss Jeffries; Cadet
G. W. Polk. with Miss Miller; Cadet II.
A. Tabb. with Miss 3. Springs: Cadet
Cadet ]. g crlttendon, with Miss G.
Boylan; Cadet G. NJ. Maccan, with Miss
NJ. Boylan: Cadet a. H. Gentry. with
Miss Howe; Cadet j. D. O'Rcllly with
Miss Brockcnbrough: Cpdet r. NJ. Har-
wood, with Miss Paxton; Cadet w. p,
e. Brown. with Miss Brown: Cadet p. A.
Mackal. with Miss l.. Lewis: Cadet r.
NJ. Grammcr. with Miss smith; Cadet j..
". Stark. with Miss White: Cadet II.
Bcckncr, with Miss Head: Cadet Devault,
with Miss Staples; Cadet G. NJ Peek.
with Miss 81. y. Lewis: Cadet C.. w.
stevens. with Miss Goodwin; Cadet Don
Miss Stude; Cadet Byrd. with Miss stew
ems. Cadet p. Johnson. with Miss NJ
Springs; Cadet Diggs. with Miss x. Ed
mnnGs; Cadet Beidler with Miss ITALIA
ferro; Captain Sncad, with Miss Doyle:
Captain LaPrade. with Miss NJ Lewis;
Music was furnished by the Y. NJ. T.
Orchestra.
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Fruit Not Killed.
to The TImos- d Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch] t
x QUINQUE, VA. April 1.-THE follow
ing have very. recently gone to Char
lottcsville: e. B. Harlow and family, Mrs.
Lizzie Deane and family. Lee Durrer and
family Bob Deane, Flowery Deane and
family to follow.
Mrs. Eliza Harlow and family, includ-
ing Mrs. I0la Williams. have gone to
Fairfax county. !,
1t was was thought that Mi the early fruit
was killed by tho cold blast Easter, but
1t is now found that 1t is not all killed,
Tho wheat is looking fine; so Is the
grass.
poets to start to Fobers Monday to build
n church, ana has bright outlook In
that Vicinity for other work for a full
force OF hands.
Mrs. stlnton shlnett, who lived near
rstnnnrdssville. died n few days ago,
Mrs Angus Sims. who was n daughter
of tho late Dr. IA. A. Sims. died ut her
home, near Rucltersville, and was buried
at the family burying grounds in Orange
county,
b An infant child Of George Tisdale died
from whonping cough recently.
Mrs, Robert Weaver who lived In
Madison county near tho Greene county
line, Is dead. I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-08
4 ENJOYABLE DANCE.
Toisnot German Club Gives
Pretty Dance.

Special to Tho Times Dlspat ch.]
h ELM CITY, N. c.. April 7.-One: OF the
most enjoyable dances of the season was
given by the Toisnor German Club last
dance was beautifully and artistically led
by Mr.. Charles r. Barnes with Miss
Cecile Hudson. of Richmond. Va. The
music was rendered by the Italian Band,
OF Washington, d. G. Many new figures
We're introduced during tho evening.
Those participating were DR.. j.. s. Har-
rison. with Miss Della May Farmer. Of
Wilson: n. G. White. with Miss Martha
Applewhite, OF Wilson; Mr.. Charles r.
Richmond. DR.. b. Z. Iarnes, with Miss
Cldyo Davis. OF Farmville; c. IT, Fifer,f
Of Rocky Mount with Miss Lettle Win
stead; Scott Sills, of Rocky Mount, with
Miss Hattie Dixon:J. o. Lewis.3 OF Rocky
Mount, with Miss Matte Lee Dixon;
William Gordan. of Rocky Mount, with
Miss Mamie Harper OF Tnrboro: Henry
Watson, with Miss Vernon Fountain, of
Tarboro; w. o. Mclicel. OF Enfield. with
Miss Margaret Edwards. OF Greenville;
u, I. Farmer, with Miss Helen Barnes;
Q. j. Harrison, with Miss Pauline Bats;
Samuel Dixon, with Miss Katie Wells Y
Jim Cox. Jr,, with Miss Ida Williams;
II, j. Eggleston with Miss Lila Win
stead; L. G. Winstead, with Miss Elsie
Griffin; T. a.. Ficklin. OF Wilson, with
Miss Pearl Taylor; Herx4 PaschaJl OF
Wilson, with Miss Maggie Winstead 4
Jerome Bowen. with Mrs. jerome Bowen.
Sags-NI. y. Barnhll. J, G. Anderson,
Jesse Davis, David Bats. Thomas Blount,
William Barnes, Ira Farmer. C. p. Jones,
Clarence Wnstead. George Winstead.
ChapGrons--A Il. G, Moore Mrs. II.
w Williams. Mrs. jill Dixon, Mrs. v.
G.. Langley, Mrs. G.. A Barnes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-08
5cLAREMONT PERSONALS.
Of Well-KnoWn PEG,
nle in That Community. ].
7 speclal 10 The Times-Dispatch.

Snecinl to i ne IiIueo-A|iSpthNSA'.I
s ocAi; Williams. OF PORTSMOUTH. Va. is
The guest OF Mr. and Mrs. p. I: W9od;
MI, and Mrs. l.. ]. clifford, OF Oldl I.an,,
we're In town the latter part OF iast ,, wee \
shopping and visiting thelr SOIL WY -
going to school here.
Mi r, III. Burt was in Suffolk ana
1y or last week soliciting insurance
Mr. T. f. Wilcox ,,,; q wood J, dealer ,a o. =
Holdcroft Charles cry ry,r COUNT ~ y Of Wa last
week. Mr.. Wilcox says that the cold
snap killed all Of the early fruit around
Mp. Devcrell was in surry last Tues
br. Is. ". Redtield left last Wednesday
for a tour through the Western States.
meeting of the congregation OF tho
Richie Memorial Church was held III the
electing a new vestry.. The following
were elected: p. Devcrell. w. a.. Somers.
william billiard and j. v. Mancha.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Ackcn. Of Ruftins.
were business callers In town Thursday
and Friday.
Glare and Claude Hnlard. who were
guests Of w. w. Rltch part OF last week,
and who We're also visiting their lady
friends, returned to their home near
Portsmouth Monday.
John Burgess and wife, Of Spring
Grove. We're guests Of the latteTs father,
y. A. McMahon. part of last week.
Rev. e. II. Marshall stopped here for
a few days stay prior to leaving for
Salem, where he will be married on the
10TH He will leave the latter place Inn
medately after the ceremony for his new
charge Mt Ocean View, Del. Mr.. Marshall
conducted services here last Sunday
morning.
j. Il Amos is building a cottage and
shoe shop on Macha Avenue on lot
recently purchased from Daniel Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arhur Carter had for
their guest last week Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Hester and son. Leroy. OF Newport News.
d pr anq last mrs weeH Where rs Rey viii
main for a fortnI;ht.
Miss Annie Oakley left last Tuesday
Cor Philadelphia. where she will visit
telatiyes and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard johnson are en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-08
GERMAN |'||| CLUB B. Gives! CIV
an ENJOYABLE Dance.
Affair This Year at Covington Is
Largely Attended ass
Usual.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.


4aa CONVICTION, VA, April THE Cow
ington German Club gave most de-
lightful german at the Intermont Ho-
tel Friday night 1t has been tho GUS
tom Of the club to give german
at Easter, and this year special pre-
paration was made to have the one
given Friday night an elaborate at
fair
The Covington German Club has
been recently reorganized, and a num-
Der Of new members have been taken
In.
The dance Friday night was largely
attended. both by the people Of the
town and many of their friends from
other places. The music for the even
ing was furnished by the Beverly
Theatre Orchestra, Of Staunton. This
orchestra has played several times be-
fore for the German Club, and the mu-
sic Is regarded as ono of tho most en-
joyable features of the dance. Lunch
and refreshments were served all dur
Ing the evening, and were partaken
of at the pleasure of the guests. Many
invitations were sent out by the club
/.
by card only.
Those present were:
Misses, Maude Bragg. Patio Bragg,
Ida Anderson, Lizzie Payne, Mary Kyle
England, Marguerite Smith, Mary Chap
man, Maggie Allen, Lucy Hope. Marie
Hope, Lille Allen, Orenia Carlton Les
lie Smith. Mary McClintic, Lucy Johns,
Martha Greer, Myrtle McCawley, Sid
ney Smith, Jessie Skeen, Geneva Stull
Jennie Mcdonald, Leila Scott, AEncs
Stokes. Sallie Stokes, Maude Hyde.
Blanche Hill, Miss Stephenson, Misses
r. e. Reynolds, Eta BloXton, Eliza
beth Harlow, Myrtle Wise, Rosebud
Johnson, Rebecca Trimble. Kate Ham
mond, Miss Stone, Misses Phoebe Jones
Ora N1cGutlln, Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Revercomb, Mr.
and Mrs. G. IT. Revercomb, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Il, Mckinney, Mr. and Mrs. j
G. Jcter Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Winter
Mrs. G. IT, Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
Parrish, Mr., and Mrs. r, NJ. skeen
Mr.. and Mrs. w. IT. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Luke, Mr. and Mrs, w. A,
Itinehart, Mr. and Mrs John S. Ham
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. McConihay. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. r. Rollins. Mr.. and Mrs
William Sangster, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Crawford. Mr. and Mrs, T.. waddcll
Mr.. and Mrs. A, p. Carrier, Mr.. and
Mrs. u. NJ. Nettleton. Mr.. and Mrs
George w, Huntley. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs
C. I. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. g, Wright
Mr., and Mrs. G, n. Gushing, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. Friend, Mr., and Mrs. w. J.
Renner, Mr.. and Mrs. n. TT. Hurt
Mr.. and Mrs, George Y. Wicks, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Lobban, Mr.. and Mrs, w. r.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh McAllister
Mr.. and Mrs, r, NJ Gathright, Mr.. and
Mrs. I'll Rinchart, Mr.. and Mrs, G. r.
KarHes, DIR. and Mrs. w. b. Payne
Mr.. ana Mrs o, T. Rogers. MI. and
Mrs, A, G. Jones. Mr., and Mrs. J, w
Wallace, Mrs. Harry Wright, Messrs
w. II. Anderson. Jr, s, q. Athey. w
II. Boone, w, Nj. England w. N. Kin
,ney, N, II. Knight, r, u. Lear, o, j.
Payne. III s. Rogers, y, J.. Rogers
II, G. skeen, w, M. skcen, u. TT.
Stirling. j, s. Fudge. ]. G. Greer. Jr.
DsJ. O'Callaghan,s J. ]. Shanahan. II. II
Payne. i. r. Pirlkcy, George II. Net
Teton. John Dillon, Dr. Boycc. Mr.. G.
.Shanahan,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-08
MUM Y ON S
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In Curing Old, Chronic
Cases of
RHEUMATISM
Patients Given Up as
Il1curable
Speedily Restored
to Health by
Munyon's SIX Rheumatism Remedy
Munyon's 3 X Rheumatism Remedy

want every rheumatic to throw away
all medicines. all linlments. all plasters
and try MUNYON'S 3 x RHEUMATISM
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say, no matter what your druggist may
say, no matter what your friends may
say. no matter how bigoted or prejudccd
you may be against all advertised rem
bo,tle Of Fl the n RMEuMaTiisM GU GuR Is.
has none in stock.) There are 16O doses
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away MI aches and pains, and a cure gen
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salicyllc acid, no opium, cocaine, mor-
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up under the guarantee of the Pure Food
and Drug Act, but my guarantee l con-
you are not satisfied. bring the empty
bottle to mo and will refund your
money.
If you have any other ntment, remem-
each disease. We have no cure Is"
Our Cold cure cures colds and coughs is
worth. more than all the emulsons. all
the TIE oils, all the basams and cough cures
this statement by the investment Of 25
cents. "a
My Kidney Cure. I believe, has saved
OF bladder and kidney ailment than AM: any
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My Dyspepsia and Stomach Remedy en-
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My CONSTIPATION Ointment gives a nat !.
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My Headache Cure stops all headaches
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All persons suffering with Piles I most
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Money back II 1t fails to cure and cure
quickly. w. :
Munyon's vitalizer gives vigor and
powers. ~ D. -
If you need medical advice address
Munyon, SD and Jefferson sts.. Phila., Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-08
HONOR YOUNG LEE,
War Department Names Steamer
for Youth Killed in Philippines.

Especial TO The Times DISPATCHED
ASllEVlILE,fN. c., April THE War
Department of the United States has off v
cially honored the memory Of Lieutenant
Walter II. Lee, the Asheyiie boy who,
after graduation from West Point was
assigned e. duty lnfthe Philippines. whers
he was killed in battle, 1t is needless
to say that this mark q respect to a
young man Of such sterling merit. who
was SO beloved In A,heyille. Is fully
appreciated BY the people, OF this city.
'Ihe official communication conveying
this intelligence to lieutenant I.ee,s
father. Is NJ follows; Il
War Department. Washington.
.Otllce or Quartcrmaster-Ge General, @
mfr. ]. Hardy Lee, Asheyl!le. N. e.:
''Doar Sill am directed by the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES To inform you thnt
ono OF the new sixty-foot steamers res
Gently constructed for tho department foi
harbor service OF the coast tillery, has
been named IN honor of the late Leu;
telant Walter II Lee. nj tho United
States engineers. and II Is deslred thai
his relatives be advised Of this fact,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-08
Live News From Virginia and North Carolina

tertaining the formers mother and SIS
ter, OF InWrcncevulc, Va.
Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and little son.
Lewis. arrived here last Saturday for
Il visit Of come length Will, her mother,
Mrs. ~ j. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Wicdman and
children, OF Newport News, visited Dem
dron and hcrellast week
w. ii. Coleman, president OF the Vcgc-
tartan Meat Company. was IN Peters
burg part Of last week
z i. Fleetwood and business partner OF
Waverly, were here the last week attend
ing u meeting OF the Clarcmont Bank
directors.
S. NJ. Rallings, prominent farmer or
near Dendron, was In town last week
on business.
u. j. Buckncr, OF Wilmington. Del,
president of the DUPONT Powder Com
Gany, was here last Thursday attending
the meeting Mt tho bank.