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CHAPTER Vl.-.continued.

In constant terror until his nerves
became shreds to torment him, alert
by night and day, he traversed the
continent, and at last entered the
gateway of the northwest, where so
many of his countrymen had resided
prior to the outbreak of hostilities, but
where now he might claim neither
friends nor sympathizers. Here indeed
was a No Mans Land where none eX-
tended a welcome. From then on he
must depend entirely on his own re-
sources, and he understood perfectly
well that he was nearing hard finish
of a long race. He lost no time in
making start.
Under the preteXt of going to
camp where he was to cook he in
duced q launch that was starting out
toward the mouth of Puget sound to
take him aboard as a passenger and
land him at its journeys end short
distance from Port Townsend. He
was dropped off late in the evening
at tiny landing, and later saw the lit
tie boat speed back toward Seattle.
He was without food save such as had
been given him, and frightened the
belt beneath his Chinese garb in an
ticipation of a hard trip. Unused to
the rougher life, he made painful
progress, and nothing save his des
peration enabled him to traverse the
primitive strip between him and the
city. Footsore and dependent, he
forged doggedly ahead, until at last
by sheer will power alone he gained
the outskirts Of the port Its wooden
wharf was deserted, and many of the
houses were closed and vacant, the
fear of Japanese shells and govern
ment weakness having driven the
more prosperous inhabitants away.
Thoroughly worn out, he waited un-
til night fell then crawled into coal
shed and slept as only the worn and
weary can sleep. He rose refreshed
and jubilant because he had gained
thus far without accident, hunger be-
ing his only immediate discomfort.
From his depleted store cloth, he ex-
tracted the smallest coin, bent on
seeking food before the city was
awake. He made his way down, the
hillside to the business section with.
out attracting attention, and entered
the doorway of a grocery store, where
a .sleepy-looking youth was sweeping
away the previous days waste. In
broken English he made known his
wants, and then, finding the salesman
apparently friendly and stupid, lost
some of his native caution and began
to ask questions regarding the watch
kept along the frontier. At his first
query the boy looked at him slyly; but
after a moments hesitation fell in
and answered everything readily, as
surfing him, however, that it would be
difficult for any living thing to gel
past the soldiers who kept watch and
ward over the boundary line.
Elated by the apparent ease with
which he had secured provisions, he
again retreated toward the edge of the
city, mentally formulating plans fol-
stealing a boat. when night; came, and
by this means to make his way to Van
couver, where he would be on British
soil. Had he looked back he woulc
have seen that the boy, broom in
hand, watched him; with an assump
ton of mere idle interest for q mo
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then slowly pitched forward and oyel
into the waters OF the sound, his days
of effort terminated III defeat and his
mission at an end,
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WILLIS WOOD.
The Nlennese Sparkle Of
mThE MERRY WlpOMn

Retained In Its American Adaptation,
New Years week attraction, begin.
ming Sunday, Dec. 81. Matinees
Wednesday, Friday (New Years day)
and Saturday.
The Viennese are essentially
bright, happy, pleasureloying people,
fond of music, gaiety and the dance,
and "The Merry Widow" the latest
musical Importation from gay Vienna
ha slost not an atom of her brilliancy
and sparkle by translation into the
English tongue.
1t is draught of intoxicating wine,
full to overlooking of golden bubbles.
No sooner does one reach the surface
and burst than 1t is followed by an
other and another, with an apparently
inexhaustlble supply Never once does
the wine lose its sparkle. The draught
is invigorating, full of delicious exhili-
ration, and when the glass is drained
not single dreg is found at the bot
tom.
"A man learns to do by doing" re-
ihli rNCu lllC CO, lCJoihCo
the demoralizer; land also by being
done. "-Chicago News.
"oh, pshay! You haven't any stock
Of hats at ALL" why, madame, you
have tried on two hundred and forty
so far!"-Fllegende Batter.
Elderly Coquette-I don't like this
furniture. 1t isn't suitable for my
style. Dealer-What do you say to
something antique.-Life.
fredericksburg, can you inform
the class as to how the age of chic
ken is determined? Johnny--Yes'm
BY the teeth. Teacher-Why, Johnny,
chickens have no teeth! Johnny
! Nc q. But we have.-The Bohemian.
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BIoom-I'm glad met your wire.
She seemed 10 take fancy to me.
Pacoue- Did she? wish you'd met
her sooner. New York Journal.
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Knicker-- why do women stand for
such gowns? Mrs. Knicker Because
they emit sit down.-New York Sun.
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Did Not Advertise.

e B
A little chap In Philadelphia whose
father is a prominent merchant, and,
as such, never loses an opportunity
to descant upon the virtues of adyer-
Using. one day asked his mother:
May Lucy and play at keeping
store In the front room?"
eyes," assented the mother, but
you must be very, very quiet"
"All right" said the youngster, 1--WE
will pretend we don't advertise"
Lippincott's.
only fool neglects the present un.
der the impression that the future
will take care of itself.
1t frequently happens that the things
we get for nothing cost us more than
the things we buy.
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Elderly Coquette-I don't like this
furniture. 1t isn't suitable for my
style. Dealer-What do you say to
something antique.-Life.
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Two Sons Of Reuben Polls Dol tx
ps;|st 10 Recover From Cures.
YOUNGEST BOY DIto YESTERDAY
Before. He Expired Little David Told
All That Is Known Of How the hor-
rible Accident Oceurrec-others
Cannot Talk.

Little David Polls, the ninc-Ecar OLD
son OF Reuben Polls, died at st. Fran
/ els hospital yesterday from the terri
BILE burns he received Tuesday MINT
when gasoline stove and lamp "X-
ploded In the room which ne and his
three brothers occupied IN the rear
of their fathers store on jefferson
avenue. The other brothers. Nathan.
aged Ia. and Hyman. aged IL, are IN Il
critical condition, and DR.. William L..
Aylett. the attending physic an. en-
tertains little hope fer their recovery.
The child who died told the only
story OF the accident that has been
given. Both of the other boys are
in semi-consc' GUS condition and
have been unable to talk. Little Da-
vid talked yesterday morning and
gave a vague account of what hap
'pened He said that he and his
brothers were asleep ana were awaK-
ened by loud noise. They rushed
for the door, but the room Was IN Il
mass of flames and they returned TO
the bed aud got under it. There they
, remained, literally casting alive, I'M
til their frantic father hurst into the
room and dragged thsm out.
Mr.. Polls is suffering from severe
burns about the tace ard hands.
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SPORTS THE FEATURE.
Football and Baseball Games Between
Teams from Fleet.
(Rv Associated PreSS.1

AMOY. CHINA, Nov. I. Sports
were again the feature of the enter
tainment On shore today Tor the
American sailors. An eleven from
the hattlcship Virginia defeated the
Louisiana football team by II 10 o,
AMI baseball nine from the Ken
lucky got the gold cup for its VIC
tory: the Virginia received gold
cup 10 commemorate its triumph III
the football contest, and the Loulsi-
ana got a silver cup for it's victory III
field sports Each player in the
finals Of the football and baseoaii
matches was given replica in silver
of the galden trophy. and "2ch ad'
miral and captain was presented WIN
handsome silver trophies.
Three hundred Chimes" students
were entertained on boarl tn" MIS-
souri, this afternoon. The buldths'
erected on the reception grounds 10:
the use Of the Young Mems Christian
Association was burned down early
today.
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Another Lesson from Nature.

young : ntlrncn. ioC:u-"d Ii" en-
ir.nt instructor. Won are "'i enough
now To M, away tho CHILDISH an t':E-
"A, amuscncn's 'ha, safIlccd for y"u
when You were younger. Iran I los
scn from the dumb h-uics. and oven
from The reptiles When thCy arrive
=, maturity tiie, couP"rt hons ."es
With A cor, ain dignity.
=, isn't ~ With tie ra"ic~n5k". 20
fcsso-." objected lie yo"rE g. "a With
the bad eye The "!arg r." grows
tho moro rattlcs he plays wi,h.'
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NOT CONQUERED.
Gompers Says Labor Was Defeated
Tuesday Bur Hasn't Surrendered.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. A.
"Temporarily defeated but not con-
uuered." is the way President Com
pers. president of the American FED.
Grafton of Lator sums Up lahor's par,
in the election in statement lssneu
as follows:
The organized workers stood 'rae
to the cause OF American frceooni'
This is not the first time in The s'rus-
gle Of Ii" masses that 'N'Teratt"
wealth and power gained ma'erlai
even though temporary victorE. Ih'
neral influence OF the campaign Is
with the cause OF the wOrk"r. the
part labor took compelled the discus
sion to- "" devoted almost exclusively
to the labor question. labor movement
and The principles of right, justice ana
humanity upon which their philosophy
and demands are based. Even though
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Ohio Elects Democratic Governor.

CINCINNATI. O.. Nov 4. - \ piu-
rality OF about 50oC, for Judge TAFT.
the Republican candidate for Presi-
dent was the election day expression
of Ohio voters. who, however chose
the head of the opposition ticket by
a plurality of probably 20,noo.
More than half the precincts OF
the State are included in these results
and any later difference will be simply
As 20 The size OF the plurality.
Roth parties claim majority in
the legislature. which will settle the
Uniter States Senatorship.
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od,cis, coun. Tomorrow.
BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. a.

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. i.-Neita
or side $ content with these figures
which IL must he said. are not so sat
isiactory a. they might I've. because
81 the way in which returns from a
few OF the precincts OF Dorches'ef
AID Worcester counties have b'cF
sent sn by correspondents. In these
prsC;ncts the Correspondents have hs
urcd out the pluralities instead o.
sending In to their papers the nnm
Der oi votes cast for each candidate
rnpucstioaa atty the otsicisl count
which begins tomorrow Tust be look
cd TO for the actual result.
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The C1r. I.

This tiny stap!@T,t t.! wright. al,
,bo,~h no. one person in miilio2
eyer makes Practical use Ct II. pos
snzsas great Trsst.g" h"C2Hs' q 'ts
connection with diamonds ard other
,,-.rious stones. FIJI bow maiy read
RS nave anv clear idea Of the weight
r..,-cssn!cd by a ,a-a'. In england
II j. Gust 3rn1ry - recNoI l-Ii2 odrA's
~ the ounce Toy. tbs nakrs ;he
carat cqriva'eat 30 COS mti..gran1> or
, 1857 grains. An attCG.pt IS row Re-
inc made 10 secure general rs3UgH:i."h
in all crt,nir:": Of I mu..!C standard
cara; IF coo milliEraH
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disappointed with the result. there is
no cause for. and will not be ANY los$
of faith and confidence i'll the justic''
OF labor'S demands and their success
full achievement. Action consistent
iusistent and persistent will achieve
for the toilerS the triumph of the
cause CT labor and the cause Of hui
man Justice. Though temporarily de-
fcatcd. labor is not conquered. The
future is ours"
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AN0TNER MASS MEeTlHG
or THIRD WARD CITIZENS
Fina, Report Of Committee Appointed
to Secure Removal Of Negro
&c. Families to be Received.

A meeting Of citizens Of the Third
ward who are interested In the move
ment 10 get negro families out Of the
white residential sections Of the ward.
viii be held at Petzold's hall tomo!r-
row evening at 8 o'clock.
The finai report of the committee
appointed to arrange for the removal
Of the negroes win be made, and 1t
Is expected that large crowd will
be out TO hear 1t.
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Mimi MINIS lisis,sl Ia|shty
d cspg'ssssai ja1ss.
n viIE IllabsHeuT HsIas1


Returns from some OF the counties
Of the First Virginia congressional
district are still incomplete. but
enough figures are In hand 10 sho"
that Congressman William A. Jones
has been returned to his seat by 3
majority that more than doubles the
vote of his Republican opponent, MI.
George helms Wise. Returns conf
ing IN since the issue Of this paper
yesterday morning have increased the
Democratic majoritles and the lew
places yet to be heard from are more
than safely Democratic.
The vote throughout the district
shows a great increase over that cast
In 1906, Mr.. Jones' majority being
larger than his total vote OF two years
ago, while Mr.. Wise received more
than twice as many votes as did Mr..
Bristow, the Republican nominee IN
1895. -
Local Democratic leaders were
sorely disappointed over tho third de-
feat Of MIR. Bryan. but they We're well
satisfied with the result in the city
and district. Tho Republicans. too
seemed to be very we'll satisfied with
what they accomplished locally, and
Il goes without saying that they were
ali smiles over the result Of the ma
tional contest.
The accompanying table tells the
story of the congressional election IN
the first district. AZ far as 1t IL known
at this time. The vote for the presl'
dental and ,yiee-presidential noml'
nees was Just little below that oil
Mr.. Jones In most of the counties
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Order Against scent Fares.

IITTI.i. ROCK. ARK. NOV. tn"
state railroad commission on advice
OF aItorrey general today voted l"
issue an order 10 tn" r2hroa"'
AGAINST their charging three cent
passenger rates.
All the railroads are now charG''s
this rae and hea"y penalty SUITS
will f How in the state.
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WHIPPED HER Old SON.

An cV'rL~rrInarv at o. r"o:hrT
Il wien Mother Nature Y .'tuS \
weakly man into all tic rlisioTtr~CS.
A wax m=r is n; much a"co"u'
But TO matter now v,'sk p" = = /"
bc duo 10 his nerves. Swine Pills will
build him UP whsn nothing els" vii.
What they do for man th"T DO IS
vol for women. Pric'' 81. Six '"NoS
for s.. For sale by All Druggists.
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MAY WAIT FOR ENGINEER.

Council Meeting Postponed Pending
TabuIation Of Paving eid@
The regular November meeting OF
the common council. which was not
held Tuesday night on account Of the
lack Of a quorum. probably will be
postponed until City Engineer Pearse
has completed the work Of tabulattng
the street paving bids. 1t will take
q week or more 10 do this work.
The council adjourned to meet at
the cal! Of the chairman.
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West yiroI..is Close.

CINCINNATI. o. Nov. Z. -WhiI"
fuller figures this afternoon showed
tha; Taft had carried w"st Virginia
by a safe plurality 81 s"VrTai 'sous-
and. :hc state ticket may not have
gone through With him. Bennett,
Democrat for governor, having the
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Texas Overwhelmingly Democratic.

DALLAS, TEXAS. Nov. :. Almost
complete returns from yesterday
election show tho overwhelming ma
iorities in favor of the DrmOcrau"
ticket both Stat and national. y
resolution adopt by the mocrahc
State committee inStructs the lSSlSia-
ture to submit to a vote of the people
at future election a constitutional
amendment providing for State WIDE
prohibition.
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MARYLAND Probably for Tar.

BALTIMORE. ND. Nov. 4. -Th"
political pendulum has swung once
more and tonight. on the face nj un-
official returns. Tai: has carried Mary
land b. Ii9 votes.
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CANNES. FRANCE. Nov. 4.-Prince
Louis p'Orieans Bragahza aud Prin-
cess Maria-Pia o! Bourbon-Sicily were
married here today. The ceremony,
which was an elaborate one. vas al,
tended by representatives Of the al
He'd families of the contracting par
tics. The princess was born in 1873.
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better Of the argument in probably
half the State. Bennett had more
than 1000 plurality, but the figure
was so small that the Republicans
claim the entire St9te ticket.
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Educator Resigns.
BY Associated Press.)

BOSTON. MASS. Nov. I. -Presi-
dent Charles W. Elliott, for more
than 80 wears the head Of Harvard
University. rendered his resignation
October rs to take effect May 10. 1909.
according to an announcement; made
today by the Harvard board OF over
seers
The resignation has been accepted,
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Able vs.. Armstrong.

Mr. Richard Armstrong, winner or
the annual tennis tournament of the
Hampton Roads Golf and Country
Club. and Mr.. James z. Able. Jr..
holder Of the clubs challenge cup.
will meet this afternoon on the Twen-
ty-sixth street court.
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OYSTER GREW IN BOTTLE.
Hogs, Of Crab Neck, 6rin9'
Curjositv to the City.

curiosity to the City.
Mr.. r. T. Hogg. an oysterman OF
Crab Neck. yesterday brought to the
Daily Press ONCE a large oyster, the
butt of which had grown into the
mouth Of two-ounce bottle. breaking
OF q piece Of the neck in the Job.
II is evident that the oyster landed
In the mouth of the bottle when 1t
was very small. ard It probably re-
moiued their for several years before
Il grew to the size 1t had attained
when discovered.
This curiosity was found by boys
while bathing near Crab Neck late in
the summer.
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II T. nov NJ ah"'Td f. Gsa'o-
mia IRON any 'H!lHa! @'.''~r /" ~
rnItca S;atcF Nj rail C..I:dv' -
,:on with Progressive CITY Is now
osen-
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Nebraska Staunchiy Democratic.

LINCOLN. NEB., Nov. 1. Returns
from yesterdays election in Nebraska
are far from complete. but seem suf-
ficiently definite to confirm the first
report that the Democrats had won
a sweeping victory in Nebraska.
While the pluralities are not pheno-
menally large, they are complete. the
state ticket aud candidates fer Con
.gress in most instances running paral-
lei with Bryan.
Entire Ticket Elected.
Complete returns from third Of the
counties and scattering precincts.
from NEST Of the remainder show that
Bryan will have plurality of not
fewer than 10000 votes ana Sha!len-
berger. Democrat for governor and
the rest CT the Democratic ticket will
have about 5000. But the victory
does not stop there.
OF Nebraska'S six congressman. Ave
are Democratic. one Republican. Hen
shaw in the Fourth district, escaping
defeat by 200 votes. although his dis
trict gave Bryan plurality.
Legislature is Democratic.
The greatest surprise of all is The
yerwhclming majority the Demo
Gratis will have in the Legislature or
the Is? senators and representatives
elected. the canvassers of returns TO-
night could find only Is Republicans
who had won.
Lancaster U.incolIl which tOr 30
years has elected none bu: Republic
can members TO both branches. this
year sends four Republicans ana three
Democrats.
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Miss Bertha Jackson. Of LynchburG.
is visiting her cousins, the Misses
Jackson, In this city.
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Mr.. Louis Buckman. who has bee
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Buchanan. Of this city. has returne'
to Washington.
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Mrs. r. NJ. Braxton, has as her
guest, Mrs. James L. Bachelor.
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LATE Returns BRING
NUMBER OF SURPRISES

Continued from First Page.)
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Mrs. Madison Walker. OF this city
has as her guest. Mrs. r. Rogers. and
Miss Davis. Of Surrey county.
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Miss Mildred FentOn, Of this city
is visiting In King and Queen county
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! S0CI6I.fekSO06I
Miss Virginia Latham. who has been
Visiting in Richmond, has returned
to her home in this city.
Miss Katherine Reese, who mas
been visiting her cousins, the Misses
Reese in This city. has returned to
Ter home In Wilmington, Del.
|, Mrs. K. J. I.ackey. has as her guest,
| Miss Mary Lackey, OF York county.
Miss Myrtle Tietsworth, who has
been visiting In New York, has re-
turned to her home in this city.
Miss Rose O'Rrien. Of Richmond.
Is visiting Miss Virginia Latham. In
this city.
!, Mrs. +. Rosenburg entertained IN"
Wednesday Social Club at her home
yesterday evening.
Mrs. f.. NJ. Braxton, has as her
guest, Mrs. James l.. Bachelor.
Miss Bertha Jackson. Of Lynchburg.
is visiting her cousins, the Misses
Jackson, In this city.
Miss Mildred Fenton, OF this city
is visiting In King and Queen county.
Miss Helen Bennett Is visiting IN
, Bluefeid, W. Va.
Miss Helen Eldredge. who has been
visiting relatives in Williamsburg. mas
returned to her home in this city.
, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Lucas. of Rich
mond, who have been visiting rela'
tiyes in this city. left last night for
the North. where they will spend their
, honeymoon. They will sail from New
/ York on the 7th inst. for Panama
| where Mr.. Lucas is employed in the
engineering department.
Miss Sarah Ann Lee has issued IN
v,tations to the marriage OF her niece.
| Miss Sadie Miles Lee, to Mr.. Robert
Vireinus Parker, November IS. 1908.
! 4 o'clock, p. M, at her residence.
Cedar Grove" James City county.
Iva.
, Miss Ruby Davis. VINO has been
! visiting friends In this city. has re-
turned to her home in Morrison.
Mrs. w. X. Temple. Of Hot Springs.
Ga, Is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Grace Heating, who has been
Visiting her cousins. the Misses keat-
ing in this city. has returned to her
home in Baltimore.
Mrs. X. H. Halderman, OF this city.
has a. her guest. her sister. Miss Bes-
sic Suddarth,, of Lynchburg.
Mr.. Louis Buckman. who has been
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. WIN.
Buchanan, Of this city, has returned
to Washington.
Mrs. Madison Walker. OF this city.
has as her guest. Mrs. r. Rogers. AMI
Miss Davis. Of Surrey county.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Spruill. and
Mr.. John Thompson. who have been
visiting Mrs. L. c. Evans in this city
have returned to their home in Nor
folk
Able vs.. Armstrong.
' Mr.. Richard Armstrong. winner or
the annual tennis tournament OF the
Hampton Roads Coli and Country
Club. and Mr.. James f. Able. Jr..
holder Of the clHb'S challenge cup.
will meet this afternoon on the TWEEN
ty-sixth street court.
Missionary Meeting.
An interesting missionary meeting
will be held by the Ladies' Auxiliary
in The chapel Of st. Paui's Epsscopa!
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today admitted that the Republicans
, lack two votes of having 4 majority
OF the State legislature on joint bal
lots.
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Miss Grace Heating, who has bcen
Visiting her cousins. the Misses keat
ing in this city. has returned to her
home in Baltimore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Spruill. and
Mr.. John Thompson. who have been
visiting Mrs. l.. c. Evans in this city
have returned to their home in Nor
folk.
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, Mrs. X. J. L.ackey. has as her guest
Miss Mary Lackey, OF York county.
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Miss Helen Bennett Is visiting Il
Bluefieid, w. Va.