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The Washington bee., 1907-08-10
ROBERT RHEIMS, ESQ, ENTER
TANNED.

lAlNED,
Mr.. Robert Rheims, formerly of the
citv of Boston, Mass, now a citizen OF
British Columbia. who is revisiting
Washington after an absence Of twenty
nine wears. was entertained by Judge
F NJ Hewlett, Prof. P. n Bailey and
DR.. Hamilton s. Smith, all dear old
friends Of early manhood days in Bos-
ton. Thev started about Q am. on Sun
dav August d, behind the spirited steed
belonging to Judge Hewlett, and alter
, drive through Rock Greek Park and
the northwest esction Of Washington
arrived at the Northwest Cafe, owned
and conducted by the genial and capable
Wvthe w. Martin, where was prepared
2 feast fit for the gods. After spend
inc a couple of hours talking over the
events of earlier days in Boston, they
went to the house of DR.. Smith, spend
ing some time in feasting and talking
over the past. 1t is seldom that four
persons, who were as intimate in their
younger days, and whose families were
as one, meet in city other than their
home city after lapse of twenty-nine
years. They realized that a repetition
of this was not likely to occur, and
were determined to get all they possibly
could out of it. They parted about FIVE
o'clock and with choked voices attempt
ed to sing Auld Lang Syne, and each
one of the four voted the other jolly
good fellow
The Washington bee., 1907-08-10

couple received large number Of hand
some presents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05

twenty ,,f tho thirty-flve recen. con.
yefts are received into the church. 1'he
other converts will unite With various
Churches OF the town.
On Sunday afternoon u council was
called GALE. 90 organize tho new Church ',,l,,
following, deaeois ana officers wore
chosen.
Pastor, j. *. 1fcKaughan, cambria;
pcacons. Mr.. II. u. Collins, Mr. j. III.
Bnnc, Jr Hon. Clhs. H. Johnston
rraasurer, Mr.. a. v. Hancock; Clerk.
Mr.. j. III. Eane. Jr.; Trustees. Messrs.
$. NJ link, John u. Whjtescarvet, ~. Y.
Hancock, p. w. Reynolds and q. A..
Johnston.
Tho 13aptists OF thu town. have wor.
shipped at Cambria Until recently
THEY have had well-orgnniael sun.
day school ana servites.nt The. old Tenn
pcrancc Hall. a riost desirable lot
has been secured nenr the centrc OF
the town On. Main street 1T Il cost of
S1,ohp. which was pail for by tile
members constituting the now church.
AMI before tho close OF the coming
year they lore to occupy Il church
erected on this sitc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.
Captain nnd Mrs. Tate Celebrate This
Interesting Event.
(spcciaI to THE rimes % ,snntoh)


Especial to The Times D.spatch.)
CHATHAM, D cember i.--Captnin
anu Mrs. William G. Tate celebrated
their golden wedding on Monday at
ternoon at their >llospitable home near
Chalk Level, Pittsylvania county. Tho
home was very tastefully decorated In
Yellow .chrysanthemums and over
greens. which was In Keeping with
the decorations fifty years before.
The guests began to assemble about
, o'clock. and in II short while the
The family ass. lnbled in the chamber
and formed in line. Masters Estes
Thompson and Robert Aylor, great
grandchildren, leading. TO the inspir-
ing strains from Mendelssohn's We'd
ding March tn proceeded to tho par
Tor, the children, grandchildren and
Observation-Disclosures forming Il circle
around the aged couple. who were
seated on the opposite side from that
of entering. Rev. Mi. Poole and Il v.
Mr.. Aylor made a few Very appropriate
remarks, followed by a short prayer
by MI. Poole. after which the party
with delicious fruit punch labeled from
d huge bowl. over which MIS-. G. r..
Booth, or DaJSille. presided, going
from the hall to the dinfng-roon>. The
elegantly appointed room was lighted
With Fifty golden candles. correspond
Ing % the number of years OF mar
ried life OF the cclebrnnts.
The following menu was served:
Chicken salad. cold boiled ham, cold
sliced turkey. beaten biscuit, cclery,
chocolate, coffee. fruits. fruit salad in
Ponce de Leon style.
The party then repaired to the par
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
RICHMOND Va THURSDAY
TO NAVE RECEIVERS
FOR EXPOSITION.
Judge Waddill, After an All-Day
Hearing, Announced That He
Will Make Appointments.
MANY NAMES ARE SUGGESTED

NORFOLK. VA, December 4.--Fol-'
States Circuit Court. Judge Waddil this
AFTERNOON decided TO place the James
town Exposition Company in the hlilds
or receivers. He deferred action III
naming the receivers until F'riday. but
IN the meantime designated President
General Alvah II. Martin to take charge
OF the affairs OF the company. pending
permanent appointments. 1t Is under.
stood that the court Will name three
holders. one to represen. bon1holders
and the government and a third to rep.
resent general creditors.
Judge WaddiiTs decision to name re.
ceiyers vas reached after argument;
creditors against any advantage that
might accrue to certain class under
gontinuance OF present conditions.
the were noinatea y tae
tor-General Alyah H. Martin, Of the
exposition: DIR. Carter Perkins. Of New
port News: j.. ~. G. Groner, e; BROOKS IS
Baired. ' jr, Of Ne rndf. and and George !.
Schmelz, Of Hampton. Tho court took
all these names Under consideration.
An All-Day Hearing.
The case was heard to-day on, the
appi',salon 81 John na Monk mesl@n
ing Company. OF st. Louis, a Judgment
creditor President Tucker, Director
General Martin, and other exposition
officials. were present; The exposition
compeny's answer. which showed the
company's desire for n receiTcrship to
protect the Federal government and
other creditors, admitted the allegation
OF insolvency. but denied that no
proper accounting OF Its funds had
been made and denied the correctness
Of the mechanics lien claims OF s2a6,.
900.
Counsel for Monk sought n postpone
n1ent OF tho. naming OF receivers pend
ing settlement OF negotiations regard
Ing payment OF the lien holders out OF
the original first mortgage bond issue.
Chief Justice Blodget, of the Rhode
Island Supreme Court, chairman Of that
states Jamestown Commission. urged
the receivership appointments as I'm
portant to twenty-four States, which
had erected buildings. the title to
which. Is contested by private lien
holders and on which insurance COM
panies have refused insurance after
November goth. The court agreed that
action would he taken looking to es-
tnbiishing some rate of insurance for
the buildings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
WEDDING All COURTLAND.
MISS Hattie Turner MARRIED. to Mr..
George II. Parker.

George H. Parker.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
FRANKLIN, VA, December AIR.
George II. Parker, of Franklin, and
Miss Hattie Turner, Of Courtland. were
married in the CORTLAND Methodist
Church this afternoon at :. o'clock
Rev. w. O.. Parker. brother of the
groom. officiating. assisted by Rev. d.
e. Austin. the BRIDES pastor
The bridal party entered the church
through an aisle of ribbons held by
Master Ryland Williams and little Miss
Page PEBBLES ON one side, and Mas
ter William Stands and little Miss
Helen Birdsong on the other. Little
Miss Bernice Williams acted as ring
bearer. The bride, tnstefully dressed
in n blue travelling suit anu carrying
a shower bouquet of lilies of the VAL
ley and Brides roses. entered with
her maid of honor, Miss Sallie Coving-
ton. of Cha tham, who was becomingly
.gowned In net over blue taffeta, and
carried bouquet OF pink roses. Tie
groom entered will, his best man, Mr..
Samuel Stubbs, of Norfolk. Miss Laura
Rusadell from Rappnhannock county.
r'ndered the wedding march from
.Lohengrin." The tishers were Messrs.
George Haynes and Pearl Drinlley, OF
Franklin. and w. n. Thornton and
Mark Turner. OF Courtland.
= Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. w. j. Gotten, Miss Mary SUE
Parker and AIR. Gus Parker, of Chucka-
tuck, sist re- and brother of the groom:
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel c. Phillips. OF
Norfolk; Mrs. w. G.. Parker. of Ports
mouth. and, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. d. Crocker.
of Suffolk,
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Parker left for q trip to
Washington, Baltimore and other
cities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
Drinking n. Men he
Not Wanted

The above sign Ia now seen In many shops
cnc offices In this city, because drinking
rieE ure unreliable
Competition is too keen and HE Is 10
strenuous for All employer to keep Mon IN
his payroll whose nerves are unsteady and
whose brains aro not clear
Every line OF business Is beginning TO close
IT. doors 10 drinking men.
Drunkenness IL disease, and. like most
dittnses, has It's rnmedy, Orrlne Is the re.
l.ast treatment and IL sold under Il posi-
t.sc guarantee to effect a cure or ypur
money YIN be refunded, orrine 70 IN two
Tbs patients knowiedge IN ten, oofee or
fotd; and Nc. ?, forrthose who wish to be
Mailed In plain sealed package on receipt OF
sloo Write Tor free booklet, mailed In
plain sealed envelope. The Orrne Co.,
washington, p. g., or Polk Miller Drug Co..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
Mrs. Graves left oman evening train for
z bridal trip, North. bef 1r9 gong 10
their home in. West Vlrgl 1ia.
Observation-Disclosures.
tspeciaItoThe 'Times-p spateln)

- (SpccIaIEto4The' Tlmes-I1 spAtol',J E-8i
LY-NCHBURG, VA, December a.
DR. Edward T,cndleton, who has been
a resident Of the city FOR sometime.
and Miss Nett!e Virginia Norris,
daughter of Mr.. George S. Morris, OF
Lynchburg. one. Of the best known
young ladies' OF. the5cIty, We're married
this morning. at 4 o'clock at the par
sonage OF the College Hill Baptist
Church. the pastor Of that church, Rev.
T.. II. Athey. being the officiating min-
ister,
Dr. and Mrs; Pendleton toolst the carly
afternoon train on the Chesapeake
and Ohio for Norfolk where they Will
make thair home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
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ORGANIZE COURT OF HONOR.
Classes Of V. VI. ]. Take steps to up-
hold standard Of Honor.

special TO The Times ID spatoli.)
LEXINGTON, VA. December 1.-THE
first. second aud third classes at the
Virginia Military Institute have or
ganjzed court OF honor, the object OF
which is TO uphold the standard OF
s,itntion. and to put into effect code
OF honor previously adopted and re.
ported to The meeting by members o.
the athletic committees. The code
guarantees to every man fair treat
ment. especially providing that In the
future 10 rat that Is. new cadet
will have Just cause to claim that lie
has been denied fair Treatment.
The members of the fourth class re-
Gently unanimously adopted 4 resolu.
ton to the effect that when they be-
come third olassmen they viii not re.
sort to undcrhand methods towards the
new cadets. II carried out. this reso-
luton will put an end to All kinds
of haaing at the Virginia Military In.
stitute. because these escapades are in
dulged in by the third classmen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
OUR GROWERS
IN ANNUAL SES zion
Large Attendance and Great In.
terest in Meeting Of Horti-
ri cultural Society.
MANY PAPERS ARE READ

Ispeelal % The Times bl.pateh. j

iSNcCinl 20 Inc ilirNHs-itlsp8ltll.J
STAESTON. VA. December 4.--'rhe
twelfth annual meeting OF the Nir.
ginig horticultural Society convened
this morning in tho County Assembly
Hail here with q large attendance
Tho President, Hon. George u. Muir.
reil. called tile meeting to order. Prayer
was offered by Rev. G. W. Finley
Mayor w. II. Lnndes and Captain r.
g Ker delivered addresses of well
come, which were responded TO by Dr.
s. A. Robinson and President Muir
roll, The following committees We're
appointed:
Resoiutions--San1uel e. Woods. II. c.
Wysor, w. +. Gllkeson.
Membership-W. Il. Tribbett. ~ L.
shreckhise, james Craig. II. G. Conner,
". r. Dudley.
Auditing Treasurer's Account---I r,
Gnerran,. A. II. McCue. j, b. Watkins.
Mr. Walter Whately discussed the
fruit exhibit at Jamestown and the
lionors gained by this Society.
The report of the secretary treas
rrer. Mr.. Whately. was read. This Of
firer told how much the society had
done, notwithstanding the small aid
received from the state and the small
in the country had done as much under
the drawbacks as this society.
How to Increase Usefulness.
DR.. r. 3. Emerson read an INTEREST,"
lug paper entitled HON to Increase
the Usefulness OF Our Society" y
vote of thanks was rendered him for
his interest in the society. y hand
some cup Is presented by him in the
fruit exhibit for competition. Mr. j..
W. Wollen read an excellent paper on
The growth OF peaches and straw
berrie-. " /.
The afternoon session was called to
order by DR.. 5. 4. RobinsGn "a nd Hoii.
er his subject being tips and Downs
of orcnarding" Mr.. w. j. Glenn next
read paper on the advantages OF
cold storage. DR.. Robinson told how
10 make orchard lands worth from
$500 to 5000 per acre. Dir. Tsylor
smoke on high finance iu apples. New
Fruits and Nomenclature" was treated
b. Professor II. l.. Price, state horti-
oulturis.
At night at 8 o'clock Professor w.
NJ Scott, United States Departlnent Of
Agriculture. gave scientific. address
on modern appliances for facilitating
spraying. lie used lantern slides,
making II very interesting and in
rtrnct!ve.
Never before in the history of the
society has there been SO much in
tsrest shown in appreciation of tho
efforts made BY the organization for
the betterment OF condtft-s+. s.f-, the
fruit industry. : :
IT was learned to- night. tfhTTTTz tie
Judges have awarded the, +s.,esetoTt-t5a4,
to DR.. $. s. fucrsa3ti, of Galloway.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
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PETEltNiAN rs SENT ON.
He Must Answer for Shooting, Wilt
NeMl,y is Discharged.
rSpecial to The .rlmes- piapatch.l
CELItLSTIANSBUHG VA, December 4.

FSDrtial to The rlmes- Diapatchl
I CTLItLSTfllNSBUHG. VA, December i.
Tho Peterlnan- Newly shooting case
WAS given preliminary hearing before
Justice Williams at the courthouse OH
Monday, and after hearing all the
evidence for tic Commonwealth
against Peterman. his counsel, Mcssrs.
aarless & Calhoun. decided TO intro
duoe no evidence in Ills defense and he
was sent on to tie grand jury for ill.,
~ of SEQ fer his appearance at the
February term OF court.
Upon the motion OF Petcrnlan's CONN
sci the warrant Which peLerlpan had
--'r,,rn out against Newly was dismiss
ed without trial. since none of the owl
aence Introduced showed him Ii, fault
Wien he snot Pcter,nan. He fred APP
pnreiitly, i'll sclf-defcnse after Peter
man had already shot him ana was
still DgrsuinE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
CHARGED >y1rn FORGERY.
Bench Warrant Served on Medley, Who
Denies Affidavit.

especial to The 1'imes-D ispntcl.)
|. sD.ANH1LLE. VA. December 4.-Dnr-
ing the hearing: in the United States
Court here TO-DAY OF the suit OF J. &.
Chandler, distiller of South Boston.
against Il. p. Summers. collector Of In
tcrhal revenue. for alleged erroneous
assessments. Ed Medley, II negro Wit
neas. Mas placed under arrest imme-
diately after leaving the stand. on the
charge OF perjury. Medley was form
crly' employed art the tiistiilery and it
is alleged signed n sworn statement TO
government officers regarding certain
operations at the place. In court to-
day the affidavit was shown him and
ne. denied that his signature was senu-
line. Chief Of REVENUE Agents Gates,
of hington, who has jurisdiction
throughout the United states, is in at
tendance upOn court,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
MUCH INTEREST TAKEN IN
COURSE IN AGRICULTURE;
,fsn.cinl,,o The y,r,cs.D,sn,t

I. -. tSp+cill!to The Times ~ spntch.l
BLACkSDURG. VA. Decen,ber A..
The short course IN agriculture begun
at the V. p, /. Monday with an ad-
dress of welcome by DR.. Barrinser and
of Breeds" by Dr. w. j. Quick. at S
i. NJ. Twenty-Five students have al
ready enrolled for the full term, and
'a,.nHnbcr of Others will arrive by the
end of this week. Still others will
come later for n part of the course.
a complete schedule of lectures has
-beeu. arranged aud everything will be
carried on Just as II it was reg
ular school"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
FAMILY BARELY ESCAPES
Residence OF Supervisor Payne, of Stat.
ford, Burns in Night.

Especial to The Times. Dispatth.l
FREDERICKSBURG VA. December
4.--The home of w. 4. Payne. super
visor Of Aqua District, In Stafford
county. Nas completely DESTROYED by
lire yesterday morning about o'clock.
The members OF the family Were ali
asleep ard were only awakened by ths
partial falling ir. OF the roof., They
Escaped from the house with difficulty.
but everything else was burned. Moth.
ing al al was saved. THE cause OF
the fire is not Known
The loss falls heavily on Mr.. Payne.
az there was only small insurance
upon the building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
NEW cnuncu ORGANIZED ;;iii
EHptists Of Chrtstiansburg start One
With 10 Members.
I speclal = Ths Tfmes -nispatch.l

cHRIsTIANsBi'RCi, VA, Decembers A.
AT the close ofIwo weeks successful
and well-attended revival services, con-
Quoted by state Evangelist W. S. Lealte,
OF Richmond. and Rev. j. A. McKaugh-
an, of Cambria, the Ghrstiansburg
BAPTIST Church was organized, with a.
membership o. fcrty-nine. This numsI
Der Will be increased to seventy when
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
Observation-Disclosures.

tSpsnlal to The Times II spatch.)
FREDERICKsBuRG, VA" December
4.--pr Daniel l., Graves. Of !Clarks-
burg, w Va. and Mics Katherine Lee
Montgomery. daughter OF Mrs, y. b:
Montgomery, of this city, We're married.
Shxre THIS evening at I o'clock, at st.
4George's Episcopal Church, Rev. pr, r.
j. McDryde, the rector. performing the
ceremony. Miss Sallie Montgomery,
sister OF the bride, was maid Of honor,
ana Henry Schley, Of West YtrgnIa.
best man, There We're n number OF
Lmieanlli(lS and grOoulSnlcu. pr. an(
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
Nathaniel Davenport.
(Spesial TO The Ti'aes-Dlspatch,

CHATHAM, VA, December a.-Mr.
nathaniel Davenport II Halifax co,,r,.
". near chaness, died at hts home near
.hat place, on last Friday night fol
inent farmer. rnd held in high esteem.
one son. G. II. Davenport, or Chaneys.
and one Daughter Mrs, Thomas Greg.
DRY. OF panyilie. survive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
Married In Pelham,

lspeclalto The Times D'spatch.l
lz at1 Rusaai d nA pee SF and M A
w, T. Russell, OF Witt. and Mr.. IL. l..
Huyler, OF tho same neighborhood,
.sloped to Pelham on last Sunday, Where
they We're married, Justice Of the Peace
Hanks ana a. L. Davis accompanied
tha couple. Nh. and Mrs. Huyltr re
turned to their home Sunday night and
sought paren tn forgiveness SIS. They will
reside at witt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
LOCATION OF TEMPORARY RAlL-
ROAD PLATFORM IN WASHING

A temporary platform has been To-
Gated between Seventh and Ninth
Streets, on Maryland Avenue, W,ashlns-
local passengers, and for the present
Is point Will be n regular stop for
Richmond. Trederlcksburs, and poto-
mac and Washington Southern
viii wi Is be sole, or baggags checked or de-
llvered at this platform.
. ". NJ TAYLOR, Y. II. A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
FINE SHOWING BY )
PETERSBURG BANKS
They Report Good Reserve in
Cash and City Has Had No
Lack Of Currency.
BUSINESS MEN TO BANQUET
Especial TO Tho r!mes-Dispa,cho


PETERSBURG, VA, December A.
Tho National Bank OF Petersburg and
the Virginia National Benk. Of this
city, hnve responded promptly to the
telegraplic call of the Comptroller OF
the Currency for a statement Of con-
ditfons at the close Of business Deem
her Sd. both institutions having their
statements ready for publication before
s o'clock this afternoon. The Percrs-
burg Nationals report shows Il total
of s66,6G1 OF lawful money reserve IN
specie ana legal tender notes; he Sir-
Ginia National d total OF SG4,pGC.eu.
An abundant supply of currency has
marked local business conditions;
Throughout the panic. The farmers
arc receiving currency for their to-
bacco during the prevailing heavy
sales. at the warehouses. and like com
ditlons obtain in the peanut market.
Will Give DnnGuet.
The Petersburg Chamber OF Commerce
will give . banquet at the Stafford
Hotel next Tuesday evening at $50
O'Clock, which is anticipated with
great interest by all interested In that
organization. ~ number of speeches
relative to the growth and improves
ment of the city and Its financial and
commercial welfare will be an impor-
tant feature OF tho occasion. Captain
CARTER II. Bishop Will be postmaster.
Among those invited are Mr.. sam w.
Meek, of Richmond. and Major Joseph
F.. Kuhn, OF the United States en-
Sinrtrs, now stationed ut Norfolk.
John B. Campbcll OF Wilmington,
Del. appeared before the City Council
at its meeting last evening ia state
that he wished to lease Swanns Island.
OH the Appomattox River, near the
whhrves, for not less than thirty-iiye
years for shipbuildlng purposes. The
Council instructed City Attorney
George Mason to prepare an ordinance
on tie subject.
A resolution was adopted providing
that the state Senator and delegate
{ from this city Introduce and advocate
at the next session OF the Legislature
measure empowering the city TO re-
fund TO property owners all assess-
ments against them for street improve
Inellta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
Oftccrs OF Pctcrsbure Acrle.


Petersburg Aerle Of Eagles at a
meeting last night elected the follow
..ss officers: Worthy President, James
a. Wcsson; Worthy Vice President,
Charles l.. Morriss; Worthy Chaplain,
Ashleigh r. Moody; Worthy Secretary,
James d. Taliaferro Worthy Treas-
nrer Joel I, Brown; Worthy Insid,
Guard, Frank Cain; Worthy Outside
Guard. Leo Wheeihousc; Worthy Ply
sician, Or. w. Pryor Jones; Worthy
Trustee, J. 7. Powers.
Phoenix Camp, Modern Woodmen Of
America. has elected the Following or
fictrs for the ensuing term: past
'.tsul. L. v. Blankenship; Consul, w.
r. Duell Adviser. II. N. James: Bank
er, E. Il. Edmunds; Clerk, a. G.. Holt;
Escort. j. r. Blankenship: Wntchman,
G. II. Price; Sentry, a. NJ. Turner
Chairman of Entertainment, r. K.
Talley; Board of Managers. O. s. Hard
5ing, II. II. Blackwell and j. p. Hoy.
Not Organize New Church.
II Is understood that the leaders OF
tho anti-Tartt faction in the Harrison
Street Baptist Church, colored which,
WAS defeated by a decisive majority
ct the congregational meeting last
Monday night, declare that there is
no foundation for tho statement that
the defeated party will organize a
new church. The resignation Of the
pastor, ELI Tart, around whom the
controversy centred, has never been
accepted,
Mrs. y, L. Brown, OF this city, has
IN her possession d mos. interesting
relic IN the form of = deed. or patent,
written on sheep.slli. from King
George II. of England, granting unto
Abraham Parham OF surry county.
Va. ~ acres Of land on the southern
side OF tho Nottoway River, III that
county. The deed is signed by William
Goo and is dated the twenty eighth
of september, ono thousand seven
hundred and. thirty, In the fourth year
OF our reign" Mrs Brown recently In.
hersted the land ffom q relative, ana
a new deoa Mao written from the
original.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30
nIRrH RrcoRn.


Births we're registered today IA
follows;
Cooper To wife Of John Cooper
it20 Fourth av. northeast. July 20.
son.
Newman TO vito OF W. New.
mann. South Park, July 60. n SOU
Parker 10 wife OF Joseph Park
e. Ills Third ev.. north. July 80.
daughter.
Peterson To wife OF G. p. 20.
terson, sSe7 t6th av, west. July 90.
q son
Kee To wife Of chin Keo sis
Washington 81. July 90, a daughter.
Newhouae To wifo of Hans
NeWhouae 42ii Lhtona av.. July
aA. a son
Williams To vito Of a. WI.
llama. ia loha a.. July rs. a
aanahter
Elekhofn TO wife % Peter nick.
horn, 1891 Ninth Az. July IS. son
iloledela To vito of Scott
iiofedcta, bsa 10th av.. July &c. a
son
Ericsson To vito q . a. Eric
aon. ieo aard av, July 70. daueh.
ter
Mayon To wife % J 4. Mayor.
43sV + John a.. July .. dangh
ter
Turner To wife ~ Harold Turn.
e. aab aana Az. south, July ~. q
daughter
CHS To wife Of q W. Gibbs.
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