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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-26
Sltt leioenoe syrauets.
Sin fletner gutter 9fat tutrb mandlen
SeiOenOem tit Sau 9(ntpniu
gut t1tn.

Seine 6rmt fann geluno uno mol
iein, menn oie 9ieren fronf iino.
@iftltoffe, oie nit oen1 S6leim fort
gebell tpenn Die 9eieren geIltnb fino,
bleiben I'M &orper 5uriid, tpenn Die
gieren fro1f 1itto. geieren 1no 8loIe
tperoen ent5iinbet 11to i6tpellen olt,
beorGngen oie ooneben liegenoen oe=
lifoten tpeibliden Srgone uno ber-
l6ieben iie pomogli6. 9tes lit oie
pirflibe llrio6e bieler nieoeroriider-
Der Sdmer3eh 2obnbeit, 93iiden-
l6mer3, Seiteni6mer3 etc. l1rinber-
giftltng fiibrt ebenfoaS &opfpeb,
Sdminoelonfdae, 0euoigfeit, geerbo=
iitot ltno rbeunotii6e S6ner3en ber-
BET.
8enn STR 10 letoet, ber1u6t 9oons
gderen-9iaen, oos @aittel, oos fronfe
geieren furiert. S9Snoern oie geieren
better fperoell miro fi6 gurer 3u=
itono beliern un0 0te @elunobeit febrt
5uriif, tpenn oie 9eieren geIuno 9e-
poroen fino.
6rou g. 81. Gice, col @Donling
9lpenne, San 9lntonio, 3eros, iogt:
oSS56 fam IN Ben @orten bes bo6Iten
2obes BON 0oon's geieren=Billen lpre=
den, ltn0 es iit ein 8ergttiigen iie
Dem 8u6liflun 8lt en1pfeblen. Sic
beilten 8eioe, neinen Mann uno mel
ne So6ter, bon i6meren 5a0en bon
gtierenfranfbeit 8eioe batten porber
anoere 0}ittel perlu9t ober fie fon-
oen feine @rlei6terung, Big fte fidb
9oans 9fieren=9iaen nerl6offten 1no
iie gebrou6ten. 9ies mar Dor meb-
reren Sabren unO ieitoen baben mir
tie oae beitanoig empfoblen.
3un 8erfa1f bei alien S4noler1.
8reis 80 Gents. Softer Weilburn
So, 8uffoIo, Seem g)orf, oGeinige
9(genten fir Die Ser. Stooten.
@rinnert @u6 bes 0omens =
9uan uno nebn1t feline onoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-26

burtstag uno bate gang &omburg
eingelaoen Die Seier n1it5umohen.
SIN &4rbaus floB ouf ieine Soften
Gbon1pagner, iotpie @etB= uno Rpt=
mein in Str6men. Sin ieoer mar 5u
oref 6loi6en @ein, ie elmer Slaibe
@banpagner, @eiB- llno &otpein Be-
re6ti9t Mnf Dem @lase Dor Dem Sur
ballie iparen orei 8apiQons erri6tet,
no aae, Die oo famen, nit sSreibier
6etpirtet puroen. Ser &onig 6otte
gum groBen Srbel Der 8iirger Srore
gegeben, Die @eburtstagsfeier uno
goitli6e 8eipirtltng auf feline Soften
orei Gage fort5uleben. 9en 8eboroen
6atte Der &ouig 9roBe Sunlnlen 3ur
Serteilung ON oie Mrnen einb6noigen
laiien ltno mm 9lbeno fano Elm SeIt-
barlfett fir 600 eingelaoene 8erionen
I'M 8lauen Saole oeS &urbories itatt,
| 3u tpel6em 8dlte aus gon8 0eutih-
latto eri6ienen naren. Gin rieiiges
6euerlperf lpnr0e i'm &urgarten a6-
gebrannt IN 8erbinbung nit elmer
prddtigen eSaumination. Gem &oniq
81 @bren boben Die Staotbeboroen
elmer Seilquelle ieinen Nomen ,@bu-
lalongforn" gegeben. Die @eburts-
tagsfeier oiirfte Dem 4oniq ettua
$250,000 gefoitet baben.
9[us @ien miro gemeloet: @te
bon gemobnli6 gut unterrihteter
Seite perlalttet, gebt Die 9tegierllnq
nit oem 8lan Inn, Sen 3eiAsrot sur
ndmlt6en 3eit ein5uberufen, ga oos
ungarii6e Barlament 5ulammentre-
ten miro. 9luf 0iele @eiie miiroe es
ermoglibt peroen, ooB ser ofterrei-
dii6e Wiiniiterprdfioent 5reiberr bon
Bed nno Der lngaril6e MiniIterprd=
lioent Or. 8ederle gleid8eitig Die
9lnsglei6sfrage erortern, be5iiglih
mel6er Die beioerieitig gefiibrten
gerbanolrngen bislong erqebnislos
perloufen iino Sails elm 9(usgleid
3nii6en Den ntaBgebenoen sSaftoren
Der beioen Hei6sbalften ni6t erfolqt,
neroen Die 8remiers 8orlogen ein-
brln9en onr6 mel6e oos iebige Ser
baltnts berlanaert miro.
Der transotlantiifle Oan1nfer
yBrinceB OoIonoe~ muroe in @enuo
bonn Stapel geIolien. Gr fippte ober
INN nno iunf, iobolo er oos 8oSfer
errei6te. Der 4opitGn, feline @aite
uno Die arbeiter berno6ten iid) fa1ln
81 retten. &au6er iin6 lett Bel Ser
Arbett, ben angeri6teten Sd1ooen
feit3ultelen.
9fnr %. rmo %. Septenber
fonOen in Guatemala Gitn GroIt0Re
Itatt, Die piele @ebGuoe befddbioten
Die 9eel0ltng bonn 9obe oes
9ottentotten @duptlings Syofob W1o.
ren9a 1T offi3ieG beitGtigt uor6en.
Ser gefiirdtete @egner 0eutIhlonos
muroe nebit ieinem 9nfel, Sobn ltno
Sefretdr Iopie elmer aroben On.
3abl Der 9lnbdnger, Die linn nod tren
9eblieben maren in einem @efedt
NIT englilden Sol6oten am is. SEP.
telnber bel g8itpon in Ser SobfoIonie
nieoergemobt Sm 9oloniol- -glrnt a,
Berlin uno in a(en oil 0en QoIonien
intereiiierten areiien bat Sic 8eft6ti.
gun9 Der 9tadri6t groBe gr[eidte-
rung berborgerufen
cein6ta x Ervta S,So NJ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-26
Beimu6beit tn Der 9anaIsone.

Soben 2obn fit unfere iungen ee.
fGidten Sanomerfer beripri6t Der
Fonamafanal-8au. Walariafur1t
idredt 8iele ob, aber 1ti6t Die, tpeI6e
u@leftric 8itters" fennen. gr furirt
ebcnfaIls 8Iittpereiftung, 8iIIiofitGt,
edma6e, Magenidpdhe, 2eber. uno
0ferenlei6en @arartiert bon MooIpb
0reiB uno 81. gobn & 60. 80 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-26

6ind's 5 Gcnts SaOaua Gioarre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-26
Sega 8.

2a3or 9lleronber, elm alter
oeuti6er 8etpobner bon @ictoria, lit
geitorben
Die @ermannsiobne in Sal
Defton peroen am Sonlltog, oen 6.
Sftober, ben 0erti6en Sag feiern.
Sn Der geabe bon Yalo Binto,
i'm eagle Greet 8ottonL bat man
Die 2eide BON CHARLES 0intelmon an
etnen Baum banget1o gefunoen. Gin-
telman mobnte in Balo Bitlto uno
par felt mebreren Sogen peri9mun-
ben. Man meiB nod nidt, ob bier elm
gerbreben begongen lit ooer Oh
Selbitnoro borliegt.
Soc Sutera, elm in Der gedbe
BON 81 Campo ipobnenoer bobni-
ider 5armer, bot ii9 in ieiner S6eu-
ne erbanet. @r batte porber ibon
bergebli6 perfu6t ii9 onr6 @ift
nro ourh einen BiftolenidnB um's
2eben 81 bringen.
llnier glderbou &ontn1iiiar
Wilner giebt Den Sarmern ebenfoas
ben &ot, ibre @aumtpone ni6t urter
10 Gents 81 perfanfen.
Sn Salettspille ioa Der oellti6e
Sag am z. Sftober gefeiert fperoen.
Ser Sermannsiobne-B -Borfperein iii
Der 8eranitalter oes 5eites nno aae
Sern1annsiobne=2ogen Der gansen
@egenb fino eineelaben, an ser sseter
teil3unebmen.
Cine fantoie @ei6i1te pur6e
am Wittmoh @beno aus Dallas per
Selepbon genleloet. Gin betrunfener
geeger tpuroe bort feitgenommen unb
in elmer 3eae eingeiperrt, in Der iid)
idon 5tpei 8eiBe, Die ebenfans be-
trurfen naren, befanoen. @s 6auerte
ni6t lange, 10 mar cine groBe 9Srii-
gelei I'M 8onge un6 als Die @efGng-
nisbeanlten bin3ufamen, log Der 9ee.
ger betDuBtlos am gooen. Weon rief
cine Mnbulan5, luo oen onIheineno
Shmerberlebten oarauf uno iagte
Dem &liti6er, er inoge i61eQ fabren,
oornit Der Mann ri1t untertpeqs
iterbe Der 4nti6er fubr oenn audl
ipie tod ooratf los, aber als er beim
Solpitol anfan, NOR Der 8atient oer-
idpunoen. Mon 8erbri6t ii6 iesi
ben 4opf oariiber, Oh Der anIheiuenh
| 10 idner 8erIeBte aus Dem @oaen
gefallen ODER - iib oapon getnaht
bat. @efrnoen bat man i'm bis iebi
peoer tot nod lebenoie.
eSn Dallas bot man einen Meri.
faner perbaftet, bon Dem man glaubt
bob er nit Der grauinnen @rmorounq
oes inngen Carl Wabrp, iiber Die min
neulid berihtet baben etipos gu tur
gebabt bot.
am Mittipoh bot in 2lano bie
iobrlide groBe GountD-Sair begon.
men.
SRI. 8oipnan, cine an Der Sod.
i6ule in 9errpiae angeitellte 2ebrerir
muroe bon ibrem 8fero obgetporfer
uno ibiper berleBt.
| Die @ran6-S BON Gillespie
@ountp bat in ibrem 8eri6t an Ser
0iitriftribter Wartin erflart, bah fiji
feline glnflagen tpegen 8erlebllna oes
Sonntagsgeieses erbebe. 0iitriftri6.
ter Wtartin belt borauf cine 9fe0e
m Der er iogte, bob er fib nit oielen
Bei6eio Der @rano-Sltrp 3ufrieoer
gebe, 90 er iiber5eugt iei, Die @rano.
5urp babe nab ibrer eigenen leber.
5eugrng gebanoelt. 0as Gonntaqs.
geies lei felt pier5ig S5obren in @iQes.
| pie ni6t beohtet poroen rno er fonnt
iebr gut periteben, oaB Die @ranoiurf
IN Der gti6tbca6tung oieies @eIetes
fein 8ergeben iebe. @r mode fie ober
oaraltf ollfmerfiam, ooB oas neue 81.
tagsgeiebes bon iebt an oer
tagsgeieses, Der sSurisoiftion Ser
Surisoiftion Der 0iItriftsqerid,te I'M.
terfteIle uno bob er ols 0iItriftSridter
fiinftig ge5pungen iei iein 8eftes al
neri16enL I'm bos @eiet sur 8urd,.
fubrung gu bringen.
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w. 8 & : ssabn.

Sad 8aeo, Sort 8ortb. 9aaas, aanfas 9th.
ct. 2outs urto gbicago, tdgIib (5unfet
SepoD 9.Uo doeno9
2ofaI5ng bta SulitbbiIIe +. 73o bornitta9s
alamo Spe8iaI na1 Su1ubbtIle, 9ouiton, @aIs
oellon 1923 1beHoS
MnfInft.
Bon Chicago, st. 2ouis, aanias Glib, 9auas,
Sort g8ortb unb 2saco, tdeIt6 (5unfet
Sepot) 7.3O utorgeH5
2ofoI8ue bia emit6bfIle -. 9.O5 abenbs
@Iamo Special bon emitbbtae. Souiton, Sal.
befton 6.25 morgens
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S. & q. u. 8abm.

MbfGBrt.
9ta9 alien gsorb.Segass s9unften
.....4 11br nno $50 nprmittdes.
Gad6 ct. 2ouiS, aaempbts uno benz Often
...........1 .125 111r nad6nlittaas.
9sab W&egtfo 1920 llbr borntittags
9lntnnft.
Bon ct. 2ouis uno EN- Often . $50 moreens
8on lofalen 8unften .720 aber6s.
8on ct 2ollis Ii. Dem Often, $50 ntorg.
gpn 2areoo nnb @eTifo -. LOS na1nl
Bon ct 2olis, &anias, git1 1890 o6bs
ct. 3snis g. san Sraneiato Sasn.
4bfabrt.
gfad Sort Smith, @prinsfteIb, Ct 2ouis, Gam
fas gttb, @bicaao IS. & g. g. 9epot)
-. $50 abenbs
4ntunft.
Bon st. 2ouis, &anias 9th, Barts, g6ieaso
>. -. 1910 ntorgens
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Ct. Sonis & san Stantiafo Sasn.
gp,ttberm 0acifte 8ahn.

abfaDrt.
9ta6 Stem Orleans, 9oufton uno @aIbeiton,
tdgli@ ....,... 1t.40 ntittaes
uIlo ll.oO dDeno9
9ad eagle 9as, @G 9afo, gnIifornten uno
WaeGito :. 500 bormittaes II. $50 a6enbs
Gnfuuft.
Son Stem Orleans, SouIton uno @aIbeftun,
tdeIi9 : E..... 7.35 morgeng
uno $500. ....... 600 na6u1tttaes
lilo sornlittags
uno 500 abenos
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gittoria 9iniiion. @. s. g. .. VI.
(0nIf gbore.
NVW| OW~StE
Mbfalrt.

9so6 Guero, gictoria, 9ort aabaca, Corpus
Gbriftt, 9roiunsbilIe, 9fio Granbe, gitp.
GoIiuo. geebtne, Bbarton, gaIaciss unb
pou1fon 100 nlorgeH5
Gntnnft ..... $50 abenos
Ser Sam Soufton4 mad guero, gictorta,
gSbarton rrb Soufton:
Abfabrt 7.55 abenbs
4ntunft 700 moraens
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VQdl 8rOtunsbiIe .

Der Bug oer euufet gtctoria 9tbiiion, glb.
fabrt 7o5 morgens, mu6t in 9Iacebo gerbtn,
bune nit Der @uIf GoaTt 2ine fir Corpus
in groipnsbille e25 abenos.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-18
Reaching The Limit i'm Size
Of Big Transatlantic Liners

imagined that the Mauritania and
l.usitaua would never H. able to per
form Il like trick. for the reason that
their length is fifty feet in excess.
Instead of fifty feet short. of the
width of the ship channel in New
York harbor.
So difficult is the problem of dock.
Ing the enormous steamships that
are now built. about To be built
and under contemplation that the
large companies are even thinking Of
giving up tho ports where they have
had terniPals for many years in or
der to find harbors where the water
Is deep enough to accommodate them.
In this way two companies are said
To he looking over the facilities of
Drcst. France. which is one of the
greatest natural harbors in the world
one oi the French lines. 1t is under
stood. is anxious TO construct II steam
! ship that will be larger than any NOR
chant vessel ailoat. but cannot do SO
and retain Il terminal at Havre. The
English company. with it's two new
mammoth liners. is also pcrpleXod us
To what II will have to do about an
eastern terminal since Liverpool is
entirely inadequate and Southampton
. inlay IlOi ~ uNdlltUlt IS II l'lllllllUl
port
! II Is estimated that one-Quarter the
population of the United States Is con
the go either Interstate or interna-
tioanlly. all the time. Thousands OF
people here and In Europe are unable
to secure the accommodations that
they seek on the transatlantic liners
every year. II is to meet this nnprc-
ccdentcd demand for passage that has
made the steamship companies dcs-
icms TO build great ships; lnt it now
seems MS If they have reached the
| limit. or almost the limit They may
increase the beam Of their vessels.
and thus add room for few hundred
more passengers Oh their ships. but
the end must be somewhere. and IS
not very far off
Their Backs Too Weak.
70 make steamships much longer
than the new liners would, in tho
opinion of competent engineers. also
lead To the risk of breaking the hack
OF Il vessel. one cnunot bend an iron
rod twelve inches ling very readily.
| hut n rod Of the same thickness and
| twelve feet long can be bent how
ever slightly, in the hands of little
| child In like manner will very long
steamships bend. While this bending
process may not he dangerous in fair
weather. 1t might bcin case of storm
or accident Two recent cases where
| steamships not nearly so long rs the
| transatlantic liners now in service
lu okc in two in gaes show Tie cor.
rcctness of the prophecy. The Berlin,
| which was wrecked off the French
| coast, and the Dakou. which broke
In two Oh the Japanese coast. are two
earnings that tho lFiders of long
steamships should heed. The short.
| stubby aoscd tub Is always able to
| master gale much letter than the
very long stcamshlps.-E. w. Voutc,
| In New York Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-18
Gov AND MRS. SWANSON
GOING TO CHINA LEAGUE
They viii Accompany the State
Board Of Fisheries on the Com
modore Maury.

In order to hear the petition of the
Hampton Roads oyster extension
Chairman w. Mcdonald Lee and Sec
rotary Mathews. of the state board oi
fisheries. will visit Norfolk next
Monday. In the afternoon the board
will finally pass upon the question of
extension.
Tuesday morning the board will
hold II meeting in Hampton and Tues.
day afternoon the board will so Ia
Chinatcaguc Island. Governor and
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson and Mrs.
keczel wife of State Senator Kcezcl.
of Rockingham county, will Join the
board ut Old Point and 20 to China
league Island on the steamer Com.
modore Maury. While on the island
Governor and Mrs. Swanson will wit.
ness the 'penning of the ponies an
event of great interest TO all of the
island folks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-18
RECEPTION TO THE MEMS
BIBLE CLASS TOMORROW
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Schmelz VIII
Be the Host and Hostess Of the
Occasion.

Mr.. and Mrs. George a, Schmolz
VIII tender reception to the mem
hers of the Mems Bible class of the
Memorial Baptist church IN their res
ldehce across Hampton bridge to-
morrow evening
iIesidcs the members of the class.
invitations have also been issued to
the wives, daughters ana swccthcarts
OF the members of the entire class.
Every member attending will be ex.
pocted to bring Ills wife or his best
sirI' Is the way Mr.. Schmelz terms
tho invitation.
MIR. Schmcla is the leader of the
class. which is doing n great work in
the Memorial church. us well as
among It's members and those out
side oi the class The class now has
Il membership of more than 300 and
II Is expected that the reception will
prove greatly enjoyable To the class
and their lady friends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-18
SUNDAY CONCERT At 1UckRof
Prof Stein Arranges a Good Program
For the Afternoon Entertainment

Prof. Stein Arranges 4 Good Program
For the Afternoon Entertainment.
Prof. stein leader OF the orchestra
at i'uckoc. has announced the iol
lowing program Tor the sacred con
cert in the pavilion from 3 to Il
o'clock Sunday afternoon:
OVerturc-Frolic of the Frogs
Bigge
The Dawn of Lovc-lohdix.
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep
Robinson.
Comet Solo.
Sclection-Thc Rollclsing Girl
Francis.
Tonight We Say Fare
we'll Schlcpcgrcl.
PART IT,
lntcrnczzo-Powdcr and Patches
Aronson.
Selection The Red Mill-IIerbcrt
New Mown Matthews.
Hearts ANA Flowers -'robani.
Solection-Thc Tcndcrfoot-lIcartz
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-18

DEATH CLAIMS TWO INFANTS
Homes in Phoebus Visited by tn,
Grim MESSENGER Yesterday

Dorothy j Simpson. the five
months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
H. |. Simpson, died in the home of
FER parents, In Water street, Phoc-
bus, Yesterday morning ut O'Clock
funcral services Will occur from old
81. Johns this morning at . O'clock
the death of Dorothy Ellen Thall
tho elevent months old daughter OF
MT and Mrs. Thomas Thai. oc-
CURED In their residence in Curry
street. Phoebns. at o'clock ycster-
day morning. he little girl was in
only two days with cholera infantum.
Funeral services viii he held this
morning at II o'clock ut Oakland
cemetery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-18
NEGRO BOY STARTS
CRIMlNAL RECORD EARLY
William H. Arlington, Nine Years
Old, Said to Be a Clever BIZ
cycle Thief.

William II. Arlington. negro boy
Ijust nine years old, was arrested yes
terday by Officer Henry Curtis and
committed TO jail 20 answer the
charge of petty larceny Arlington.
the police say, has a proclivi;y for
stealing bicycles. or anything that
happens 10 come within the view of
his eyes He VIII he given hearing
before Mayor Thornton +. Jones in
the police court this morning and it
is thought likely that Arlington will
be sent to the colored reformatory
at Laurel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-18

5t Nl'uers nave been received FROM the
1hulutant generals Office directing The
ifieninsula Guards Company ID to
Stptu an election OF Il captain In
sArmory Hall on next Wednesday
teycning
! Cept' n, l.. Warwick, adJutant of
me Scventy-ilrst regiment. has been
fnesignnted as the officer to preside ut
me election and last night First Lieu
eiant George III. Lancer who Is in
II command of the company, ordered
ne men TO report for the election nj
o'clock next Wednesday evening.
is now expected that Lieutenant
i ptnncer will be chosen captain Ia
3 8uccecd former Captain Thornton t.
fQones. who resigned his commission
sometime ago If Lieutenant Lancer
5iS advanced the election of n first
Eslleutenant will havo 10 be held and
IaSecond Lieutenant O. Locke Collier
nus announced that he is candidate
t1ol' the promotion. Scrgennts j. liow-
Iflaid bonneville, Tyler Lawson and
B Ctlafles Krause nre the candidates
Hlpr tlio second lieutcnnntcy. 1t is
& thought that this fight will be a warm
zone, although the friends of Sergeant
5homoyille say lie will certainly win
nut.
Last night the members Of the
Iteomimny engaged In target practice
/ sl ne man making the highest average
l;in the practices to be held Will he
Il selected to represent the company i'm
Williamsburg, when a squad OF mon
s4kafe To be chosen to represent the
afSaventy-iirst regiment In the national
q Efget practice In Ohio. Corporal
III lassenberg made the best score last
q hight,
81 For the target practice tho com
= pnny has been provided with two oi
lhe 22-calibre guns used by the Unit
aed States army and 5000 rounds OF
Stsmmunition
Letter to Capt. Jones.
q Former Capt. Thornton II. Jones
- hns received the following letter from
8 Colonel Nottingham expressing the
81 Iasret of the officers of the Seventy.
s'ilHeadlunrters list Regiment, lnfan-
81 fMeadqunrters fist Regiment. nIan
IA try Virginia Volunteers, Norfolk,
81 Va, July l2 1907.
Il tCaptain T. Il. Jones. Hampton, Va.
Il Sir: With profound regret the
4 colonel commanding transmits to
you by today's mail S. o. No "a, G.
Isl A. c. o., giving official notice OF
title acceptance by the commander IN
aefief of tho resignation by YOU of
q Your c9fhmission rs captain. com
naiiding Co. ID. list Regiment of In
fsntry, Virginia Volunteers.
In your separation from the mill
i iary service of the Commonwealth OF
Nirginin, the, colonel commanding
feels n personal loss, and hopes that
I you will not cease To take kindly
Interest in military affairs though out
4 2f the service. Your experience and
j Judgment viii enable YOU TO give
4 SOUND advice to your successor To tho
s. tnnmand of Co d. and you would not
\ refuse your support ana counsel, mp.
4 On call, to your old or any other
command.
The regiment loses an able and
K Afiicient officer. Your company n kind
4
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and generous commander. and both
part with YOU knowing that you have
performed every duty, M II soldier
should do.
"rhe best wishes of the whole com
mand will be with you always.
by order of Colonel Nottingham,
Very respectfully,
IN. l.. WARWICK,
Captain and Adjutnnt'
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THoMPsoN.MANsFlELD.

y license 10 wed was issued yes
terday by Clerk OF the Courts Harry
II. Holt 10 Mr.. Albert Gilpin Thomp
son, Il telegraph operator of Norfolk
and Miss Louisa Minor Mansfield on
Elizabeth City county. The wedding
took place near Hampton yesterday
afternoon
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GROOM JUST 10 YEARS OLD.
Warwick County Couple Granted
License to Marry Yeetcrdav

Mr. Clifton Christopher Bnrchcr.
who gave his age as ~ years and
Miss Rebecca Drcwry were granted
license 10 marry by Clerk of the
Courts Harry II. Holt yesterday. mo
wedding will take place in Elizabeth
CITY county today. Miss Drewry is
twenty-onc years old and both OF the
parties come from Warwick county.
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Mr.. p. a. Cabell returned ycs,hrd;
from business trip of several lda
IN Danville.
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MIS-. Freeman Smith. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. G.. w
Buck. nj the Hampton Normal school
has returned TO hcr home in Caro-
Mich.
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Miss NJ. IL. Kirby, of Baltimore. is
the guest OF her niece, Mrs. John 4
lIaircs. in Pee Dee.
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Mrs Percy u. Ayrcs and clildr,
have gone to Danvillc. where III
will spend several months.
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Mrs. John Francis. Jr.. of Eic
mond, are visiting MIR and Mrs.SN
w. Scott, In Armistcad avenue.
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Mieses Ida Lawson and Radc
Scott have returned from visito
n few days in Richmond.
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PER SONAL NOTES.

The Coming and Gong of the People
You Know.
Mrs. Hugh NJ. Woods. who has
been visiting In Boston and other
points in Massachusetts, is expected
to return to her home at Old Point
this morning.
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Leonard Maynard. of Magrudcr. W
Va. are visiting Miss Virgic Davis
in Armistead avenue.
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10 ELECT CAPTAIN
ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Peninsula Guards Ordered 10 Pro-
coed win The Selection Of
Capt. Jones Successor.
liaPT \. |. WARWICK TO PRESIDE

Seems to Be No Doubt Tha, First
Llcu.enant George Il. Lancer viii
Be Chosen the captan-Hot Fight
On for Second Lieutcuan.-ca Capt.
Jones Receives A Nice Letter.
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Miss Thomas. Miss Mercer AID
Miss Trundlc, of Frederick. Md, aid
Miss Waeschc. of Washington ldt
yesterday for their homes after b
visit to Miss Elizabeth Wray. b
Newport News avenue
Mr. and Mrs. !. C, Hart and son d
Oneida. Wis. are the guests of Mrs
Sclater of Rudd's Lane.
Miss Mary Irvine of Reidsvillc, n
c., is the guest of her brother MIR
Eugene Irvine of Rudd's Lane.
Miss Lottic Maynard and Master