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The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-18
The Penis Gfove Record
FRIDAY, OCT. IS. 1907.


The Legislature finally adjourned late
last Saturday, night after passing two i'm
portant bills. One is the direct pri-
mary act, providing for direct nominal
lions of all officers except Governor and
Congressman and the other gives voters
the to express their choice for U. S.
Senator. 1t has been the longest and
one OF the most remarkable in the his
tory of the State. The Assembly being
democratic for the first time in years
made an investigation Of State affairs
which revealed gross wrongsi in admins
tration which should warrant a political
revolution next month.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-18
ACROSS THE RIVER.

The Wilmington Board of Trade has
received letters from H. M. Sypherd,
secretary of the Board of Trade of At
lantic City: Thomas G. Boggs, secretary
Of the Merchants and Manufacturers As
ISOLATION OF Baltimore; William H. Love,
secretary of the Board of Trade of that
city, and Latimer R. Battin, mayor of
Wildwood, N. j., Endorsed the effort of
the local board OF trade to secure a round
trip rate Of 81 between Penn's Grove N. j.,
and Atlantic City.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-18
Out of Sight,

"Out of sight, out of mind, sis an old
saying which applies with special force to a
sore, burn or wound that's been treated
with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's out of
sight, out of mind and chilblains disappear
under its healing influence Guaranteed by
B.. AIete Johnson Druggist. 25d.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-18
EDRICKTOW

Miss BERTHE Cunard is spendi: snort
vacation in Atlantic City and
phia.
Mrs. VIM. R.. Ebensperger ouopular
Railroad Clerk spent Friday friends
at the county home of John Wanaker'
Lydenhurst.
Mr.. Frank McKovd snent unday
with his parents at Gloucester, =.
MI. and Mrs. j. G. Sullivan 'urneo
to their home in Philadelphia sat
urday after spending someti Win
Miss Emma Cunard.
Miss Gertrude Pickett of PhilslPnla
spent Saturday and Sunday W Mrs
Walter Cunard.
APPRECIATION
We the undersigned did greatlap'
preciate the appropriate sermon bsne
pastor and the special singing bphe
choir, also the generous entertai.ent
by the Pastor and members of PICK
town M. E. Church last Sunday etlng'
James Halter, Commander; Jos.,um-
mis-, S. V. Commander; David smp,
Chaplain; Jos. K. Shultz, of Off OF
Guard; S. P. Ward, officer OF Day
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-18
Linens and Notions

good things and the right
manner as necessary to the
proper construction Of your
dress as the dress goods.
Our lining department is
ready with just the Innings
you want and they're right
ly priced to.
H~EATHERBLOOM in
the wanted shades is bet
ter than silk. Wears long
er, has the same "cry" or
rustic, and cheaper. 40c
yard EXTRA LIGHT
WEIGHT and very finely
finished sateen in black
only 45c yard
Full BEETLED PER-
CALINES in light and
medium weights, 15c, 18e,
25c, SOC, and up.
All linenlining canvasses in
black, white and natural
color. Ours are shrunk
and finished without sizing
25c and soc
DRESS E in the
favorite styles and all size.
F~eatherweights, l9c, 22c
and up.
HICKS 28c and 33c
shields for 24c a pair.
Angora and COTS Braids
in Full line CT colors 10c a
a piece.
Hooks and Eyes, Belongs
in a sizes. 1Uc
Macey's, in all sizes 10c
Shirts Banding or shaped
betting, in all the wanted
colors SC yard
Tape Measures &c, SC or
l0c. Skirt Gauges, an
easy way to get your skirts
to hang evenly soc
Featherbone in black or
white &c and up
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-18
Mems furnishings

S We ask the attention ofN
discriminate dressers to ourS
Kextensive new stock of taste-S
Sful and stylish furnishings
&for men. 3
& Our mems store is con-$
making new friends$
Sthrough the excellent qnal-$
City Of its offering. the up,to-$
Sdateness of its styles and its$
modern prices. &
s While as high qualities$
Sand extensive styles are toS
Sbe found here as as any-S
Swhere, we don't change the$
$high prices of the "exclusive"$
Smen's store. Let us tastefully$
Sand economically ''fx you$
Cup with the hxings. 5
; Mems White Shirts; longS
Cor short bosom; extra quali-S
$ty 75c and $1.OOS
/ Mems white shirt; pleated%
sbosom; 3 wide pleats $1.25%
3 Mems neolioee shirts: in$
figures, plaids and$
}stripes S1.O0 and $l.50$
s Mems bosom shirts; light&
Figures, plaids and stripes%
{ $1.00 and $1.5O%
! Boys negligee shirts; inS
figurs, plaids a nd stripes$
900, soc and 75cX
! Boys pleated bosom shirts;$
lin white, also strips and fg-$
ures $l.00S
! Mems cotton. feece-linedS
underwear; in gray and ecru$
5OcX
! Mems wool heeced under-&
}wear in Balbriggan color;$
}worth 75c; special 69c&
! Mems Wright health un-$
s~derwear, 81 90 s
.%hnzedB92
// WILMINGTON, DEL
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-19
He Got tho loh-

The countess of Warwick, during her
recent American tour. criticized Ameri.
q finance at a dinner at New York.
Il think" said the beautiful social
list. that many of your financiers
would rather be tremendously rich thar
tremendously honest. To my mind II
IS a bad thing to put wealth before
honor. before kindness. before upright.
nees. Surely-it vas to one Of you,
very worst and richest financiers that
q little boy applied. with success, for
a position the other day.
A h boy stood timidly. cap in
hand, before the flnancier's desk. the
latter leaned back In his chair. took hil
cigar from his mouth. and said:
SO you want to be my Office boy,
do your
Yes. sir said the lad. in a tremu-
lous voice.
The financier blew a cloud of smoke,
What qualifications have you,. he
asked. for this post?'
why. SIR the boy faltered. I car
lie M steal a nttle.'"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-19
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF tho ear. There IL
only one way 10 cure deafness, and that ia
by constitutions remedies. Deafness Is
caused by an !niamrd condition OF the mu-
cous lining Of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube Is inhnmrd you have a rumbling
sound or Imperfect hearing. and when it 10
entirely closed. Deafness Is tn" result. and
md this tube restored In Its normal condi.
tlon. hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out Of ten are caused by Ca
tarrh. which Is nothing but All in!amcd con.
dttion OF the murouy surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness caused by caiarrh,
that cannot be cured by Halls Cafarrh
are. Send FOR circulars. free.
n. j. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. O..
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family pills FOR constitution.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-19
Tins on Dreams.

To dream OF sitting down on the business
end OF a pin is a bad omen: II signifies
that you are on mischief bent.
IL you dream that you are an actor 10
signifies tina. you're Il "soupe."
To dream of silver the chances are ia
to ! that you will play IA losing hand.
Should you dream of playing "A golden
harp 1T signifies that you are about as
close to heaven as you'll ever get.
TO dream you guard a secret we'll
You'll wed a fin do steele belle.
IT you dream of seeing a huge turtle IL
foretelis financial difficulty and signifies
that you Will soon have TO craw into yo,,i
shell.
IL q u girl dreams that the youna
man she has expected to propose to her
has popped the question:. 1t signifies she
Will realize that 1t is the unexpected that
happens.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-19
BOTH

Man n Wife Fatten ON Grape.Nuts.
The notion that meat Is necessary for
real strength and the foundation ~
solid flesh Is now no longer as preva.
lent as formerly.
Excessive meat eaters are usually
sluggish Il part OF the time because they
are not able to fully digest their food,
and the u~ndigested portion Is changed
'nto what is practically a kind OF pol
son that acts upon the blood and nerves,
thus getting al! through the system.
II was a heavy meat CATER" writes
an Ills. man. land up to two years
s was In very poor health. 1 suf-
fercd with Indigestion 70 that l only
weighed IS pounds
Then | heard about Grape-Nuts ana
decided to try 1t. My wife laughed at
me ut frst. but when l gained to l2J
pounds and felt 90 fine. she thought she
would eat Grape-Nuts too.
Now she is fat and we'll End has
gained 40 pounds. We ' have indl.
Gestton any more and seldom feel TIA
desire for meat. A neighbor OF ours,
0S years old. was troubled with indi-
gestion for years: wal q heavy meat
cater. and now since he has been eating
GrapeN Nuts regularly, he Gays - II
well and never has indigestion. I coaid
name q lot OF persons who have really
been cured Of Indigestion b. changiaa
fr0M q heavy meat diet n Grane.Nutn'
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-19

der"
For murder she breathed. and
caught at the halustrade. ON. surely
you're joking"
Jack seems Ia think it's a joke" he
retorted bitterly.
oh. why did you Kill him. she cried.
turning upon her lover. why did you
not wait"
kill him. echoed Delroy. But he
didn't Grace. How can you think such
"A thing? He could clear himself by tell
ing where he was last night. and he
refuses TO do it. Maybe he'll tell you
She turned her searching eyes to her
lovers face.
Where were YOU last night. Jack?"
she asked. You'll tell me. won't YOU
Tell you?" he sneered. his eyes
blazing with savage anger. Where
was 1? You ask me that?
And with a gesture OF fierce con
tempt. he went on down the stair.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-19
FINDER OF IS AsTERoi IDS.
Patient Setting Of Photographic rrap.
to Catch the Unwonted Visitors.
the Boston Post.

One OF the most successful discover
ers of asteroids in America Is a yoIns
astronomer who has graduated but
eight years ago from Amherst college.
and is now instructor and serving as
.%trononer Of Princeton university. He
is Raymond Smith Dugan, of Mon
tague. Mass, who has the fame of
finding no less than fifteen aster-
eids.
Most people would imagine thai this
infers principally. good eyesight and
ability to sit out in cold observa-
tories on dark nights. in ambush for
any hapless asteroids that might pe
incautiously lofing about.
But as such work Is SO largely done
by photography, the successful aster-
old pursuer wins through patience. and
a good head for mathematics It il
z matter of patie.t setting OF photo
graphic traps to catch unwonted yis-
itors among the heavenly
and a long search through these pic
lures after any intruders that NAV
have wandered in.
Then there comes the fnterminablo
calculation of orbits to determine
whether the newcomer Is some nre.
vious acquaintance or an untagged
stranger. though this may not be done
by the observer.
college in 1899. an M. A. at the same
institution in 1902. ard from 1899 to
1902 he was acting director Of TIE nh
s%ervatory at h Syrian Protestant
college at Beirut, Syria. He then he
came first assistant astronomer at
the grand ducal astro-physical ohser-
vatory at Konisstuhl. Heidelberg. tak.
ing the degree OF PHI. D. at Heidelbere
university in 1905. Mr.. Dugan was al.
so in charge of the Photographic work
for the Lick eclipse expedition to Spain
In 1906. 'a'
The name Montague given the a.-
teroid for Mr.. Dugan's home. has re-.
Gently been submitted t. the Rechin-
stitut in Berlin. where the very Ia
horious asteroid computations are
largely done. n has passed without
objection. The celestial Montague Ia
about fifteen miles in diameter, and its
force OF gravity. as Mr.. Dugan re-
marks. is not sufficient for the inhabi-
tants to feel sure Of staying on the
ground II a slight breeze is W
EVERY fifteen months 1t becomes visible
to the larger telescopes for three or
tour months at a time. as a faint star
OF the twelfth magnitude. Its orhit
has q radius OF 23S miles, and II annie
about the sun about once in four YEAR.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-19

; North carolina lawyer says that
when Judge Buxton of that state made
his frs, appearance at the bar as a
young Law yer. he was given charge,
by the states solicitor. of The prose-
cution of i man charged with some
INSTRUMENTATION.
II soon appeared that there was no
evidence against the man. but Buxton
did his hest. nid Mas astoNishcd when
the Jury brought in Il verdict or
guilty"
After the trial one Of tho jurors
tapped the young attorney on the
shoulder 'BuXton.' said he. we
didn't think thr f'lier was guilty. but
az the sAinr ti.ne VIC didn't like ia
d~iscoutas. a young lawyer by aceuit,
ting him
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-19
Wanted to Know.

Not long ago a Boston municipaJ
oHlcial.. who Is a stickler for the usA
Of good English, had occasion to con-.
U a physician new to the commun.
After the examination the doctor
An you need. sir. is q tonic in tho
Would o mind telling me-" asked
shape Of fresh ARR"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-19

When you see a woman dressed ,up
carefully below the knees she e@xnects
to meet some muddy street crossinSs.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-19

A man can sometimes do a good dee6
U he doesn't know 1t 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
RECORD IN APPEAL CASE
OF ACCOMAC NEGROEO
for Uzzell, Burton and
Converse Will AK Supreme Court
For New Trial.

Thc records in the appeal to tho
supreme Court of the cases of bur.
loh' NHzell and Converse. the three
negroes from Accommacl1 county
convicted of causing tho race riot nj
ohancock. have been made I'M ana
were presented 10 Judge j. w q
blackstone for his signature i'm Now
port News last night
Mcssrs. Wilcox and Tunstnll. tho
attorneys for the three men. came 10
Hampton yesterday and after a lonr
conference with the prisoners IN
Hampton Jail. proceeded to Newport
News, whore Judge Blackstone is en-.
Sagcd III the term of the Circuit Court
Ihc Norfolk lawyers were closcfcd
with the prisoners for several hours
ana while they made no statements
Tor publication 1t is understood ina;
inc attorneys feel certain of sccur.
ing new trial for tho convicted mon.
Ezzell was given three wears in
INC penitcntiary, while Burton and
Converse were each sentenced to
spend ten years in that institution
u2zcll was the editor of the negro
paper and Burton ran big store al
Onancock
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
1.ennyson's cynielsm.

Sir Verc dc We're was tho eldest son
of Sir Aubrey dc We're. the sonnctccr
and friend of Wordsworth. His broth
cr. Aubrey dc We're, was more than
we'll known, famous poet, and to
him in his youth Walter Savage Ian
dor addressed the cxhortation:
Make thy proud name attn proudor for
thy sons.
He had no sons, however. never hny-
ing married. Neither had his brothers.
We're and Stephen. Thus the rame, MS
family name, disappears.
The De Vcrcs were curly friends of
Tcnnyson's. aud 1t was from them
shat the poet took the name which he
made provcrbial and symbolBl of n
class the caste OF We're de We're"
Lady dc We're, the only Lady dc We're
of fact then living. was inclined to
complain that her name should bc be.
slowed upon the black hearted Lady
Clara of fiction.
Tcnnyson wrote dainty verses. but
was not master of dainty manners. lie
growlcd: why should you care? But
OF course you don't. didn't make
your namcsake ugly, and | didn't make
her stupid. only made her wicked"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
ENCOURAGED nY WISH.
DR.. Hocn Tells MIR. Johnson That He
Docs Not Fear for His Son.

DR.. Hocn Tells MIR. Johnson That He
Doco Not Fear for His Son.
County Treasurer David johnson re-
turned from Richmond last evening,
where he spent yesterday In consul.
nton WIN Dr. ilocn relative to tho
examination of the head of tho dog
that had bitten his son, Master RAY,
mond Johnson
On account of the adlly decompos.
ca condition of the canlncs head tho
physician was unable to make n care.
lul examination, but after listening
10 statement from Mr.. Johnson, DR..
tioon expressed the belief that the
dead dog was not suffering from rabies
when he bit the boy. DIR. lIocn told
MI Johnson that ne need not feel
any anxiety for the young hoy.
Master Raymond was bitten by tho
dog last Friday. there being n slight
abrasion on the hand.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
MOVING PICTURE MA CHINE
FILM CATCHES FIRE
Accident at Pythian Castle Causes Ex-
element Among Spectators-Llt.
tie Damage Done.

a film in the moving picture ma
chine at The Pyihian Castle last night
caught fire and created considerable
excitement in West Queen street
The auditorium was very well filled
with people witnessing the exhibition.
when the fire occurred. The ala IN
caused the spectators much uncasi.
ness. but those In charge of tho show
succeeded in keeping very good order
until the, audience dispersed.
The alarm of fire was hurrled!v
iu ned in and the department 70.
sponded with unusual luickncss. Tho
blaze was soon extinguished with the
use of patent extlnguishcr, and the
damage will not amount to great
deal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
BELL COMPANY MAKING
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS
About $4,000 is Being Spent on
Peninsula Lines Exclusive of
Amount for Subma. inc Cables.

Mr.. S. Gordon Cumming yesterday
gave out the statement below:
"A lead covered cable containing
one hundred pairs of wires has al
ready been completed several blocks
beyond the point whore IaSallo ave.
nuc crosses the Shell road going 10
wards Newport News. ami The poles
ma other materinl for completing 4,
new line f.om The point where The
cable terminates on to the Dpulevaru
and for several miles on the Boulc.
ward. arc arriving now. and before
many weeks the Telephone CompnnS
VIII have fine now line on the Bou
levard with ample facilities, and All
subscribers who desire the same can
then secure special line service.
by the time this work is complct.
81 thcrc will H. two more circuits
ready between Hampton and Ncwpori
News ana many more between Ilamp.
ton ANA Old Point
"A large force of linomon is busilv
engaged In putting up. a now lcad.cov
c.cd cable containing one hundred
pairs OF wires from Old Point Comfor,
through Phocbus To llamp,on.
Increased Facilities.
when this work is completed anr
me new boulevard line completed
me company will have facilities fnr
lnlly l50 moro new subscribers Tin
company is doing great deal of
wosk in other directions ana is vary
lcsirous of having tho ca operation of
us patrons TO the end that HAMPTON
may have telephone exchange o,
"nlcn all Of its citizens will he proud
Thc work will cost in the neighbo,.
noou oil $4,000. and this does not in
riuuc mo large sum of money whicl,
- bcing expended in getting additions
~ submarine cables hatwrcn Ola
tolht Comfort nnd Willoughhv Shit
new lcndcovcrcd cable enclosing
20 large copper wires heavily Insu
lhlcu has already been completed from,
Willoughby Spit all the way tn the
exchange In Norfolk. and il IL said
mat this cable alone cost s35. 900 Il,
Tho time all the work is comnlctcd
from Newport News and Hamilton via
old Point Comfort aud Willourhhy
Spit Ia Norfolk tho additional amount
ot money Invested In order Ia rurnIs
So"u telephone service between this
section and tho City of Norfolk viii
amount to mt least $4,000 and com
nu''ng depreciation ut ten per cent
interest ut seven per cent. and cur
rent maitonancc at eight per cent. /,
can readily be seen that IL will cos,
,he company moro than S25 600 ne,
ahhum, not including operating cxpen
SEES to provide this very great con
vcniohco To tho public. ana this I'm
vestmcnt shows IT'S very great raiti
IN the future of this section. as IN,
toli busncss between the al,ny,
POINTS At present does not amount Il
ohc,lourth of tho above sum.
Ih2 officials of the Southern Rel
company. however, believe that VIVA
me people want is good and rcliabl,
telephone service at reasonable rates
ana when this is furnished the busi
ness increases cnormomlyr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
TIDE MILL FARM SOLD.
william Hawkins, Of Mathews
County, Purchases Property.
DEAL made BY Ii. S. THOMPSON
New Purchaser is the Grandson of
the Late Samuel ocwbrlcI. Who Was
Owner of the Farm in 1s54-pur-
chase Price Was sio,5oo.

ronl cetn,o ,ron,oouo ,
c,abIo lmnnrtnncn '.n., ',R o, von ''sll
div when Ar wi,,in win ' ~ HustV'.
of Mnthoya cn,nt 'i"W ~,
Mill Farm ncar iinnn h"r 0''i ~" iu'
crtv v,,, s,1I ,, i"i,o" nc prop,
S. Thompson for MIR. ". y, Wncntcrort
and Mrs. Riley. who bnunhi i, snvrrnI
years ago from Mir. i. NJ tulton
rido am so.n, 9.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
}. W. PARKS is ARRESTED.
Capt. Evans and Mr., Holloway We're
Only Slightly Wounded.

j. William Parks, who shot at
CAPT Evans and Il man named IIo,
lowaN IN York county last Thursday
morning. was arrested IN York county
Yesterday. Further details from the
aliait show that neither Capt Evans
nor Holloway was injured to any
great extent. Both of tho mon sourh,
shelter behind canoe. while Parks
was firing, and only two shot hit
Capt. Evans and one struck MIR. Iiol.
loway
Parks used doutIlc-bnrrcllcd shot
gun ana cmptlcd both barrels ut the
two mon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
Used Shovel on His Head.

August Schroeder of Maryland. ana
u fellow MaryIander named Joseph
lcnz, became involved in Il controvcr-
sy IN West Queen street yesterday
morning. Schradcr used IL shovel
with telling effect on the head of I.cnz.
Onioer John Cunningham arrested
Schrcader.' who will he given n pre-
liminary hearing this morning. Lenz's
conditio3 L, said to he serious.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
Qualified as Administrators.

Mrs. Lucy James yesterday qualified
before Clerk of the Courts Harry Ir.
liolt as the administrators of the cs-
tate of her late husband, Mr.. Andrew
Jamos. Mcssrs. Frank w. Darling
Elliott iiudgins and G. II. Hewins
were appointed the appraisers on the
property.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
Davis la Fined $40.

Within Henry Davis, the Phladel-
phia negro arrested by Officer John
w Cunningham, was fined 500 and
costs by Mayor Thornton F.. Jones, in
the Hampton police. court yesterday
morning. for interfering with the off
CO. in the discharge of his duty. Da-
Wis, whose face was black from the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith. of Mos.
COW, VI; Mrs. George Ladd. of Mos
COW, VT; Mr.. Leo Mcintyre Miss
Grace McInlyre. of Crown Point. n.
Y" and Miss Mary Mcintyre. of Bos
ton are the guests of Capt ana Mrs
Frank w. Darling. nj "Ccdar Hall"
Mrs. i.ndd Is the daughter of Or. Gurus
linmlin. founder of Roberts College
III Constanlinotlc and is on her way
To Red Oak, Iowa, whore she will -
side IN the future.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
LOST.

LOST BETWEEN HAMPTON AMI
Ola Point. black and white cur
containing gold link cuff button. on.
sravcd - w. H. 1900" Liberal
rcwa:d if returned to DR.. j. VIII.
noN HOPE. North King street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
Lost His Revolver.

OFFICER John risnor. of the county.
ponce force, is lemoaning the loss OF
MS faithful revoser The officer was
going from Taunton to the Soldiers.
Home through he Normal school
grounds. when h lost the revolver
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09

Here's / Cioar Baroain

The famous 10 cent 'lnyenciblcs. .
cents on week days and six for %
cents on Saturdays. THE JOHNSON
PHARMACY, INC. lO-46t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
ROBERT ALLEN UNDER ARREST
Negro Wanted for Completely In the
Temple Murder Found in kork Co.

temple Murder Found in kork Co.
Sheriff II. Is. Curtis has been in.
formed that Robert Allen, colorcd, who
Is wanted here for alleged completely
IN the shooting of benjamin Temple.
near Schocn's Dam. has been arrested
In York county.
The York authorities have charge
against the man. but 1t is expected
that Allen viii he turned over To tho
local officers because OF the very So
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