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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
Gratis, Vna Botella de Soc
Oro Americana

En- justicia para consigo mismo, permi-
tanos probarle con hechos 10 que el
Liquozene signihca para I'd Queremos
que el Liquozone mismo 10 convenLa de
que hace 10 que ningun otro remedio
pusde hacer Envienos simplemente su
nombre y direction detaIlada, lie en-
fermedad de que padezca; ls enviare-
mos por correo inmediatamente una or
den para que Iu droguiIta le entregue
una botella de cincuenta centavos orc
americana. que nosostros le pagaremos,
sin que este repreSente para I'd ninguna
obligation
Dirijase The Liquozone Company.
Dept Chicago, Ill, E. U. A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22

tuberculosis, causan inAamaciones como
en- el Catarro. o impiden la digestion
como en- Ia Dyspepsia. Pocos son los
males que no Sc sepa sean debidos los
microbes
Tales condolences requeren un germi-
cida, no las medicinas ordinarias. Es
eyidente que hay que extirpar los germe-
nes antes de que la enfermedad desa-
parezca; y eI un lamentable error seguir
tratando hoy estas intermediates con
metodos anticuados { inehcaces.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
N0TE! OE PONCE

(Contt~Hae6n de Ia b4gHsS hrreu.
licia y Fomento, recomendando la
adquisiti6n del solar de la sefiora
Ramona Rodriguez, para ensanchar
la calle de Tricoche. Aprobado,
procediendose a la adquisici6n GUAM
do existan fondos disponibles.
Que Sc recuerde al alcalde Ia
s1plica de la installation de luz en-
el callej6n de la Aurora.
CORKhSFONSkL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
| LA PERUNA ES DIGNA DE CONFLANZA.

Deepue que haya desaroado ell catarro 10 PerunA 10
tan pronto como ell mejor remedio conocido.
cuando ell caarro haya aposentado cualquier
6gano del cuerpo puede conar la Peruna para dis
persarlo inmediatamente.
La Peruna e caarro agudo cr6nco pero toman
Agunas cuando ell esta primer estado
mas efcaz que cuando ha llegado q cr6nco.
81 Y radece dc abandone. Tome Peruna In
med1'ar2cute Demoras, de enfermedad peli
HroS9M
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
DlElTtuG|A |NPORTANTE

Sc adviette q las personals de
la isla y del exterior que envlan
escritos para la publicidad, que
en- ningdn case Sc devuelven los
originates, acuerdese 6 no su in
serci6n en- Ell periodico, nj Sc dan
de ninguna especie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22

emanar del Gobierno, esas modif-
caciones alcanzan a todos los Certi-
hcados redimibles vigentes para
Puerto Rico.
Todo 10 que Sc hace pdblico
para general conocimiento. San
Juan, P, R., mayo II de 1907
RYeto S, cattrs, sgeuts general,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
La PE-RU-NA, REMED70 De Ia FAMlLIA.

"Por dos ahos he usado Ia Peruna mi familia CON
sasaooros resultados, la he recomendado todos los
que la han necesitado.
"Permftame aconsejar todo aquel que sienta en-
fermo que compre frasco de Peruna la empiece
tomar embellishments. Eunca he dido decr que haya
tornado haber obtendo briantes resultados Frank
W. Harris, Apartado %, Basic City, Va.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
ENEMIdO SIEMPRE PRESENTE.

III soldado marno estan especiamente sujeos cata
rros de todas clases.
Expuestos cambos consantes del tempo, suetos antas
vcistude toda de climas humedo saben que
el catarro es el enemigo siempre presente.
En- e cuartel ell campo la Peruna gualmene ehcaz.
81 embellishments despues de habese arriesgado
le libra de resfriarse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
PALABRAS DEL ALMIRANTE.

Hon. Philip Hichborn, Contraalmrarte de la Armada de
ios Etados Undos escribe desde Washington D. Co. como
Sigue
Despues de haber uSad0 Ia Peruna corfo perOdO
me he convencd0 de pOdereS curRtvoS, pued0 SIM
recomendara tOdo aQUe neceSe IN f0nfc0
que Vig0rice. "-Phiiip HichbOrn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
CURADO POR IA PE.RU-NA.

"Despues de muchos gastos aquf ell oese, induo
amigo que probara 10 Peruna. La tome por ses
manas, al fin de dichO tempo me volvf Nueva York,
feliz bien de salud WIN. Switzer Gale 49, Nueva
York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
IA P4LABR4 De UNALMIRAN7R IS PoDER0sA.

THL CONTRAALMIRANTE HICHBORN es una de los Al
IL mirantes mas conocidos de la armada americana
que dice respecto la Peruna ejecera gran nhuenciA
Ell mundo.
oos muchos ociales armada repiten que dice e
almirante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
CATARRO cR6Mc0 De Ia dARdANTA.

"Padecf particularmente de catarro de la garganta
suf consderabemene de por de cinco
amos, mi salud estaba completamente arruinada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
CAMBIO DE CHINA.

"Hacen aos tuve que separarme de mis- negocos.
Decid zanzibar de china tratamiento fu a oeste en-
busca de alvio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
: La Matgarita" Plaza sBaldorioty'
Hotel "Colouial" Plaza sBaldoriotyD
IWilliam Gill, Tetuan 9.
Union Club, Miramar.
Comprarernos

La pmea boea de Lquozone Ia daremos para
LIE pedmos que que mon de hoy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-22
<joctor Tomas vazquez

ela facultades de Paris de Madrid ofrece los SER
clos de su PROFESSIONALISM Francisco 64-Horas de con-
spltas, de IL media 2 0sh tards
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25

G. A. r. POST 10 HOLD
MEMORIAL EXERCISES.
Services VIII Occur In
Ward Memorial Hall at Soldiers
Home Tomorrow Afternoon.

Tomorrow afternoon at 9 o'clock
the various Grany Army OF the Re
public posts on tho Peninsula will
observe memorial exercises In Warn
Memorial hall ut he Naional Soldiers
Home. The posts have sent out invi-
atiCns inviting II. 10. Lee Camp, Con
federate Veterans, tho various organi.
2ations OF tho Woman's Relief Corps
and the Union Veterans Legion to be
the guests of honor
Capt. a, A. Hager, commander OF
the Department of Virginia and North
Carolina, will he tho master of cere-
monies. Rev. al. Martyr Ncirert,
chaplain Mt the Home. will denver the
memorial sermon and Rev. Father
William Fallon, of Old Point, will be
the orator of the occasion.
The program follows:
Overture, Home Band-"Cross OF
Jerusalem"
introductory. A. A. Hager, Depart.
ment Commander of Virginia and
North Carolina, G. A. r.
Player Rev. Father Fallon
Musical selection, Hampton Instl-
tutc Choir
Memorial Sermon, Rev. ]. Martyr
Neifert, Home Chaplain.
Recitation. Comradc Robert Dor.
9ey,
Singing. Cunningham Quartet.
Salute to Our Dead Comrades rise
and give salute and sing Nearer My
God TO Thoe."-I. If. Scully, leader.
Address, Roy. Father Fallon.
Singing (sblection), Enterprise
Quartet.
Medley of National Airs, Home
Band, j. H. Scully, bandmaster.
Rencdiction, Rev. j. Martyr Neifert.
Taps.
The various committees in charge
OF the exercises are as follows:
Pest 26-NyilIiam McNamee, Com
mander; Comrades Allen, Giles and
Moore.
Post 4d--Isaac Patterson, Command.
Ford.
Post 47-samucl Il. Robinson. Com.
mander; Comrades Fairbanks and
Hall.
Post Thomas b. Nelson, Com
mander; Comrades milford, Twedell
ana McClnne. Is
Post 64--Itobert Dorsey, Command.
er; Comrades Bates Harris and Wash.
ingtcn.
Josephus f. Allen, Chairman.
~ G. Hall, Secretary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25
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HON. Il. St. G. TUCKER
II. TO !. {. SPEAK IN HAMPTON
MHaSa:Hh' -. :.
President Of Jamestown Exp9st.
Ion VIII Deliver Address al
High School Commencement.
rsSN' -
ON THURSDAY AIsaT, JUNE l4TH
ON THURSDAY AIGHT, JUNE l4TH
Exercises VIII occur In Armory Hall
and the Graduating Class ls Ar.
RANGING an Attractive Program
MIR. Tucker is One of the Leading
Speakers of the State.

6 Hon. Harry st, George Tucker,
president of the Jamestown Exposl.
tion, has accepted tho Invitation to
deliver tho address before tao. graIu-
ating class of the West End High
School at the commencement cxor.
cises on the evening of June IA.
4. . Mr. Tucker. who represented the
Tenth Virginia district in the United
States Congress for twelve years is
one of the best speakers in Virginia
He has taken great interest in the
educational work OF tho state. ana
his acceptance Of tho Invitation to
speak at the commencement was re-
ceived with genuine pleasure by the
members of the class and tho friends
or the West End academy.
Work on the program for the com
menoement Is being rapidly pushed
TO completion. The exercises will oc-
cur In Armory Hall and tho program
VIII DO one Of the best tho school has
ever arranged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25
TO TRY r. C. CRAWFORD
ON NEXT WEDNESDAY,
White Youth Accused Of Attempting
to Burn the Augusta Hotel to
be Tried fer His Life.

Park Clay Crawford, the white
youth under arrest for attempting to
burn the Augusta Hotel, will be placed
oil trial for his life in the Circuit
Court next "Wednesday. The indict-
ment against Crawford accuses him
of arson and under the Virginia laws
the crime is punishable by death.
Crawford was night Waterman in the
hotel and he claims that strange
man came in the office and fired the
place.
Other cases set for hearing in the
court follow:
Thursday Commonwealth
against Amos Davis and Leonard
Sheetz, Jr.
Thursday afternoon-Comm
wealth against Ernest King.
Friday morning -Thomas Kennedy,
charged with unlawful gaming.
Friday afternoon d f.. Cock
against Armstrong Brothers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25
FOR SUPERVISOR.

To the Voters of Wythe District:
hereby announce myself as a can
didate as member of the board of
supervisors of Elizabeth Cityscounty,
subject to tho Democratic primary to
be held on June 20. If again hunored
by your suffrage I promise to con
tinue to perform my duties along the
lines which believe to be to the best
interest of my district | solicit the
support and vote of every man in the
district
5-24-4t w III. TIGNOR.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.

Graduates to Receive Their Diplomas
on Next Wednesday Afternoon.
The commencement exercises of the
Hampton Normal and Agricultural In
stitute will take place on the lawn in
front of the mansion next Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. The grad
yates in the senior class will be pre-
scented with displomas.
Monday night in Cleveland hall the
winners OF trade certificates will be
given the diplomas from the depart
mcnt from which they graduate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25
Peninsula Associations Arrange
for Excellent Sport During
The Summer Season.
SCHEDULE ADOPTED A GOOD ONE
Teams from Hampton, Newport News
and Fort Monroe VIII Compete for
a Pretty Pcnnant-Mr. w. c. En-,
rich Elected the President Of the
Lcaeue-To Observe the Fourth.

Representatives from all of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
ON this side of Hampton Roads as
sembied In the Hampton Association
yesterday morning and formed and
Association baseball league.
Arrangements were perfected In
give the lovers of the game some
good fast clean exhibitions or the
national game and officers were elect
ed to conduct the league The Off
GERS chosen follow:
Presidert-Mr. w. Charles Enrich,
.of Newport News.
Secrctary-Mr. r. Walter Lynch. OF
Hampton.
official scorcr-Mr. Charles A..
,Junken
Tho executive committee is made
up of Messrs. Clifford Pierse. Fort
Monroe; u, S. Duncan, Newport
News; Frank l-cnz, Fort Monroe: 4
Thomas Reynolds, Newport News; n.
Ryiand Sanford, Hampton, and Cor
poral Pitts, Fort Monroe.
Met at 10 O'clock.
The meeting WIS called to order
at 10 o'clock and about three hours
was devoted to arranging the sched-
ulo, rules and regulations for govern.
ing tho league.
1t was decided to offer an attract
I've nennant and have tho flag at each
game. The pcnnant will he annro.
priately designed. At each OF the
games the team winning the contest!
VIII have the pleasure of leaving the
grounds with the pennant, but the
victorious team at the end of the
season will be given the trophy for
keeps.
The official scorer VIII keep an ac.
curate record of all games and the
batting and fielding work of each
player will be made up when the
season closes.
Schedule of Games.
Below is tho official schedule mr..
ranged at tho meeting:
Juno S-Ncwport News VS.. Fort
Monroe, at Newport News.
June 15-lIampton VS.. Fort Monroe.
at Hampton
June 22-Newport News VS.. Hamp.
ton, at Newport News.
June 29-Fort Monroe VS.. Newport
News, at Fort Monroe.
July 4-Hampton vs.. Newport
News, at Hampton.
July 6-Fort Monroe VS.. HAMPTON.
at Fort Monroe.
July 1S-Newport News vs.. Fort
Monroe. at Newport News.
July 20-Ncwport News VS. Hamp.
ton. at Newport News.
July 27-liampton VS.. Fort Mon
roc, at Hampton.
August 3--Fort Monroe VS.. Newport
News. ut Fort Monroe.
August 10-Hampton VS.. Newport
News, at Hampton.
August 17-Fort Monroe VS.. Hamp.
ton. at Fort Monroe.
August 24-Newport News VS.. Fort
Monroe, at Newport News.
August 31-Newport News VS..
Hampton. at Newport News.
September Hampton VS.. Fort
Monroe, at Hampton.
Big Field Day Here.
The decision was reached to cele.
brate the Fourth of July In Hampton
with a big field day. The three AS
sociations will participate In the ex.
ercises and many events will be down
on the program.
Tennis Club Formed.
A strong tennis club has been or.
ganization at tile local Association and
VIII meet tonight for the election of
otiicers. Mr.. r. l. a. Mason has
granted the club the privileges of his
tennis court
Mr.. Clifford Pierce, secretary of the
Fort Monroe Association, will speak
at the meeting for men tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25
New Coal companv Incornor,..

RICHMOND, VA, May 2d.-With n
maximum capital stock of $1,000 900
and minimum OF $7.713,70O, the Pc.
cahohtas Consolidated Golfers Com.
nany. of Boissevaine, Va. was char.
tered by the Corporation Commission
tcday Isaac T. Mann, of Bramwell
va Is named as president. and all of
the other officers arc from Virginia
and West Virginia, with The. exception
OF Charles s. Thornc, first yice.presi.
dent dent whose home Is in New York
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25
lIttIe Girl Palnfullx Hurt.

\ Little lIeloisc Ross, the daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ross, fell at
her home In la Sale avenue Thurs.
day afternoon and received painful
cut on tho right side of her face
and ear. l'r, j, Wilton HOBO was
called in and took three stitches TO
close the wound.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25
DAVIS GIVEN 5000.
Jury In the Circuit Court Finds
AGAINST the Street Railway.

Aaainst the Street Railway.
IN the Circuit Court yesterday af-
ternoon tho jury in the case OF 'Junins
R. Davis against tho Newport News
ana Old Point Railway & Electric
company, returned verdict award
ing Mr.. Davis 5000 damages.
Mr.. Davis was Injured in an acct
dent at the car barns some months
ago and brought suit to recover
Shoo0. Judge Edgar Il. Montague and
Mr. w, G. Stuart. of Newport News.
represented Mr.. Davis. and the inter,
est OF the railway company was look
ca after by MeSsrs. S. Gordon Cum
ming and ElliottaM. Braxton.
Mr.. Cumming made a formal no.
ton to have the verdict set aside and
the court will hear argument on 1t in
a few days. =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25
Smith under Arrest

Minor Smith. 10 years old, colored,
was arrested yesterday by OFFICER
Thomas Watts on the charge of VIC,
.llnttng the Sim Crow law. Smith
refused to take another seat when
asked to do so by conductor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25
governor Knox Much Better.

5. SUTUHtI 7 HUHlhS T. KNOX, gOvcrnOr
OF the National Soldiers Home, who
underwent a dangerous operation in
n Philadelphia hospital n few days
ingo, is rapidly improving. 1t Ia ex-
speetod TINT Governor Knox will be
VOL enough to return to tho Homo
tho middle of next week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25
Initiated Nine "sIrds.u

AZ the meeting OF Hampton Aerie
of Eagles Inst night, nine candidates
We're given the. wings" and twelve
applications for membership were re-
celved.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Hyer, with Mr.. Col.
iinson;: wife and daughter, have re.
turned to New York, after n stay of
ten DAYS at Maryland Cottage. on
Marshall street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25
r. D. Banks Administrators.

frank d. Banks yesterday qualified
as the administrator of the estate of
mo late Mary Anne Peters, giving
bond In the sum of $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25
DIR. elLMouR COMING.
Head Of Presbyterian Seminary tc
Visit Hampton Tomorrow.

VIst FIampton IomorroW. n"
Rev. A. ID. p. Gilmour, of tho Union
Theological Seminary, Richmond, will
preach to tho congregation of tho
Hampton Presbyterian church ttomor-
row morning, DIR. Gilmour will set
forth the claims OF the Presbyterian
Seminary In his talk.
& Tomorrow night the chlldren's ex,
,ercises will To held and DIR. Gllmour
VIII make the address on this occa-
Sion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25
.zazze1@Mszzg Ssssz1x
champions Hest store"
Your Shoes Madame?
Buy Them Here, of Course.

AS always, this Shoe Store Is
ready to serve ready with
the most attractive stock of
shoes II has ever shown.
Tan Oxfords In abundance, in
spite Of the unusual scarcity or
tan leather this season-and,
besides. shoes OF every other
desirable leather. in the widest
possible variety of weights and
shapes.
You could choose with your
eyes shut and never find an I'M
worthy shoe.
Womcn's Oxfords of tan rus
sin calfskin; medium or broad
toes; plain toes or with tips;
hand wclted extension solcs.
$3.50.
Womcn's Pumps of tan russia
culfskln; with leather lows;
hand welted extension soles;
Cuban heels. $3.50.
Womcn's Butchers, Gibson
Tics and Pumps, of patent !
kidslsins, dull and bright leath-
ers and tan russia calfskin and
Wei ..idskin; plain toes or with
tips; turned or extension soles.
$3.50.
WOmons Butchers and Glib
son Ties of dull. bright and
shiny and tan feathers: light
turned or extension solcs. $500
Womcn's Oxforls Of shiny
leather; dull. grlnmctal and vici
kidsliins ana tan russia calf
skin; stylish toe shapes. $3.50.
Women'a Oxfords of patent
coltskin and Wei kidskln; plain
toes or with tips; wclted ex-
tension or light turned soles.
$500.
- - -
lAzzeg&.Mssyz:zsszzza.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25
A Bio CIgar Offer,

Old Bay Line InvincIples, mild
Havana. 10 Cents cigar sold at the
Hull Cut Rate Drug Store for 5
cents straight Saturdays only.
11-17.Sats.tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25
ouaIlfled as Guardian.

Alice f. Jones yesterday qualified
IN inc Circuit Court as the guardian
of Maude Jones.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-25
LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND-NEAR HAMPTON, KEY
ring with keys and knife. Owner
can have same by applying to
CHAPLAIN. National Soldiers
Home. 5-25-1t
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

they retired. y large cavalry force was sent
from Winchester t. Noorefeld o. cut us otf
but arrived too late. On reaching the Moore
field alley. battalion of the Riugall Cavalry.
sent from NeWyrees- u intercept us. came IN
~iGH,. IlcN were ON the opposite side of the
river, M fUU view, and soon our tired horses
were being urged t. their utmost speed. the
trdcras coIcoNorng d reach Nuorrtit.lI first
and cut on uu~ retreat while our great desire
was o. pass through the town with our prison
cr~ and captured flags and make 81 Sort of
triumphdl entry for the benefit 81 our friends
and sWccth-Arts there.
II soon became evident however that the
tre>hcr horses of the other side would WIN the
race, and. seeing that the town could NOT be
reached IN time and safely passed Mcneil
suddenly led his men into the woods skirting
the road and taking a We'll known tral
passed through the ridges east of NooreticId
L. q place of security ON the South Fork. seven
miles above, where we camped tor the night
In the previous tweutv-four hours We had
ridden eighty miles. over hill and mountain
valley and stream, with very little rest or
food Tor men or horses. and. as may readily
he imagined. heartily enjoyed the night $
rcposc.
bur prisoners received the best possible atten-
t'n, and early next morning resumed their
march on 10 Richmond. bv way ot General
Earlys headquarters at Stauut0n.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
An Enthusiastic Fan

7 A~T ycar in game between Giant, and
IL Cubs fourteen thousand tJu- lifted ny their
voices 3d., one cheering t'r Arthur pryl,u when
he had chance + VIII the game bv m5E,uS
i wonderful sprint from thiri base home.
DcN,lu came ou. head first, sii ling a distance
Ht fifteen feet. ON account OF the dust K, kct
up, 1t wl, impossible for spectators e. give
aa accurate decision; but the runner looked
So SAFE that the disappointed fans swaruci
into the diam mi and swept Umpire Iohu-
Stone 'n In, tcrt when he called DcvIiu out.
N the moment ot ms rescue iV the police -
water sp1kr! cushion shot through the air
and, catching Juhu~t,uc ou the nose knocked
HIM down. y detective spci the man WHO
hurled the cushion and arrested him. Ar
raigurl IN police court. surrounded 10y admir-
ing friends he paid his fine with positive
gl'ttIng. "t,ot the worth of my money. all
right ne exclaimed. "Coultu't q spent u
tru@pot any better way
The soul Of generosity, brave oaI unre-
VcnGctul. IT j, rare thtt au umpire pro,ccutcs
in cases of TIN, sort. Ic knows that the publ
il. spleen must be vented in some way or
othrr, and Is willing t. Ice Il utrtvr. Think
of the stunning audaclty, the untinchng
nerve. OF Tim Hurst at an opening game
several years Az, when he was uupirug along
with a younger mau whose check pu.ci and
limbs tremNlcI az the first vp.lcv ot mi>sile,l
IAe showers 90 pop bottles We're reported even
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
CAPTURING CROOK
C7r.rted 6p7, rE5 =

into the hotel. and giving our horses in charge
~ "Hr assistants. U.ltr ami | went a. the
telegraph office nearby tuI proceeded u put
that valuable military adjunct temporarily
out ~ commissions.
Kelley and In, Adiutaut General We're Sc
cured and mounted sometime before General
lr''l, Wa brought uut ot hls hotel, but when
this va, done and the headquarters and other
u'S' were secured the entire party rode hayi.
down Baltmorc--t. toward the Chain bridge.
turning the column abruptly L. the LETT.
let II down tan5i-,t. and ON e. the >tu4l
banis along 10y Wills Greek. where Il few
hunIrei wards below al the Iu,h, we came
unexpectedly upon guard ot a dozen or more
men. whom We surrounded and captured From
TINS p1Nat with Sergeant Isaac NuIv leading
the advance. the column went at Il GALLON
down the towpath and finally rccrosscl the
We We're four or five miles away before the
boom %. % cannon wts heard giving the alarm.
9i<iN rough ami rugged miles INTERVIEWED be-
tween Us AMI safety, but every man in tho,
troop now tclt al has ease. Elltcd proud. and
happy, all rode back ON that cold winter morn
IS over the snow clad Virginia hills
4 mounted force IN pursuit from Cu,uber-
land came III sight ON Patterson Greek. but
Kept ~ a respectful distance until We passed
K'mney. when they pressed upon our rear
guard. bat on the exchange OF :, few shots