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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
The Siberia,s CARGO

lme SICerlaS largo
The steamer Siberia sailed for Hongkong and
way ports, via Honolulu, yesterday, with a
general merchandise cargo valued at $137, ,06O
For f anS be Japsn
China, S6S, S,504; Vladivostok $1,9O2; Korea
$1,194; Philippine islands. 1896; Indies, ssls.
The principal shipments and their destinations
were follows:
To Honolulu--61 cs canned goods. 1o2 pkgs
es ss Tos sos: G0 Il ps. ss 11
hats. SO pkgs drugs: ! coll rope, pkss ma
ss OILS o. pas s0qs aps ohas e kegs nails
To Japan-26, ,254 lbs sugar. s447 gals and
20 cs > wine s1 S ss mineral aod water, cs grape
nuts. 500 lbs oleomargarine, 3.2i6 lbs and 1 cs
chocolate, 500 lbs and 10 cs meals, 5 cs baking
lbs ss Psai ID. s and Rsr' fruits pts.
raisins 600 lbs lard, 81 cs canned goods 13
pkgs fresh re fruits. 4s pkgs groceries and provi-
writer's, a5 cs inks. 44,22s lbs fertilizer, 26 cs
soap. pkgs agricultural implements 6 pkes
S rolls bas. aEs
leather, geo rolls and 3 cs roofing II pkes ma
chinery, 2 cs arms and ammunition, II cs
6oots . , ana snoes' Ia pkgs dry goods, cs hats,
To China, SEQ bbls nour.. 2,aes lbs beans,
fruits. 4,19s lbs dried fish. 1880 lbs codfisb
2,645 lbs cheese, 297 cs canned goods 2 9e6 lbs
dried dried fruit SIT lbs saisins 1850 lbs and cs
salmon. 135 pkgs picked fish. so cs sewing
machines, cs Upewriters. s1s bxs soap. pkrs srs
macuinefy' 20 Pkks urugs, Sd pkgs electrical
goods, 400 rolls and 20 cs roofing, $50 bales cot
ton domestics. $50 bales cotton sheetinc Sox
lbs and 4 cs seeds, pkgs dry goods 5 cs boots
and Shoes
To vladivostok-17. 500 lbs dried fruit. aoo ,ns
raisins. ia lbs nuts, 260 cs canned goods TX
bxs sewing machine parts, 8 pkgs incubatorz
To korea-25 bbls -four, 1S cs canned ooo,,.
395 lbs meals. 230 lbs sugar. 81 pkgs groceries
and provisions, II TASKS quicksilver. cs sewing
machines. pkgs dry goods pkg bicycles.
To East Indies-65 canned goods IN 90
salmon " es
To Philippine islands-11 pkss hardware .
pkgs electrical goods, 1 cs dry goods.
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BRICK AND WATER LEAD
TO ARREST OF WOMAN
Attorney Leon Prescott Calls
Mothers Alleged AssaiIant
"NeighbOrhood Pest"

First Mrs. Helen Hastler threw a
bucket Of water on Mrs. Prescott,
mother of Leon E. Prescott, an attor-
ney, and then, while the elderly woman
was drying herself before the kitchen
fire, Mrs. Hastler occupied q command
ing position on the back porch and
hurled as brick through the window
All that happened about o'clock last
evening. according to Mrs. Prescott, in
the fat building at 2516B Sutter street,
where Mrs. Prescott lives. Mrs. Has
tier lives upstairs at 2516C Sutter.
This double assault was too much for
Prescott, who hunted up Policeman Ed.
ward Parquett and had Mrs. Hastler
arrested on a charge of assault with a
deadly weapon, to wit, brick. "She
is neighborhood pest" said Prescott
to the booking agent at the Bush street
station, where Mrs. Hastler was locked
I'D
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U. s. Branch Hydrographic Once
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


:. Tuesday. May &c.
stmr Missouri, Merriam, days from
Stmr watson, Bartlett, e41s hours from Seat
tie.
stmr Argyll. Dickson. 3 days from Seattle
Stmr Santa Monica. Olsen. 81 hours from
Stmr Johan Poulson. Nilsson, 81 hours from
Columbia river.
stmr Homer, Doris, IS hours from Portland.
land passengers.
stmr Bee. Kros. 81 hours from Everett. bound
stmr Yellowstone, Rorvik. 5s hours from
willapa-
Stmr Iaqua, Hansen, Sc hours from Grays
stmr Northland. Erickson, 50 hours from Co
n stmr Arctic. Bustron. IA hours from Fort
Br stmr Bessie Dollar, Cow. 81 days from
Hongkong. via Yokohama 26 days and Mororan
;sehr W. j. Patterson. Kolb. Gays from
schr Camsno. woldsund. days from Port
Gamble.
Tuesday. May g.
stmr St. Helens, Jameson. Seattle; e. j.
Dodge.
Tuesday. May 2s.
Stmr Siberia. Feeder. Hongkong. etc.
Stmr Rayalli, Nelson, Eureka.
stmr Homer. Doris. San Pedro.
stmr william b. Murphy. Ahlstrom. Grays
Harbor.
stmr Preble, Freeman. Astoria.
s stmr Perry, Larrimer, Astoria.
stmr Farragut. Astoria.
stmr Davis, Astoria.
Stmr Raymond, Knudsen. willapa.
Stmr Phoenix Hansen. Fish rock.
Schr Bertha Dolbeer, Olsen. Eureka.
Power schr Washcalore, Petersen, CoquiIle
~ TELEGRAPHrC
POINT LoBos. May 26. 10 p. m.-weather.
hazy; wind. northwest; velocity. 10 miles per
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAN DIEGO-Arrfved May 26-Stmr Shna-
Yak. from Everett; stmr Melville Dollar, from
Sailed May 2s-stmr Marshheld, for Hardy
sEATTLE-Arrived May 2s-7 a. m. stmr
President, hence May %; FIR bark Bidart, from
Sailed May 25-1o:so p. M. stmr Bertha. for
Valdez May 26-6 a. m. Jap stmr Tosa
Maru.. for Yokohama, etc 12:4O a. m..> stmr
TATOosH-Passed out May 2s-stmr Ne
vadan, from Tacoma and Seattle. for Honolulu.
from Guaymas, for Victoria.
:. Passed May 26-stmr Buckman. hence May
EvERETT-Arrived May ee-stmr rallac.
Coos BAY-Arrived May 25-schr Alumna,
Sailed May 2s-stmr Alliance. for Astoria.
FORT BRAGG Sailed May 26-stmr Arctic.
= Arrived lf May 2s-stmr National City, hence
May 25.
ASTOR1A-Arrived May 26-Stmr State OF
Sailed May 25 -stmr Nome City. for San Fran
cisco.
Sailed May 26-Stmr Colonel E. L. Drake
for San Francisco; schr Mindoro, for San Pedro
Arrived May 26-Stmr George W. Elder
hence May %, via Eureka
SAN PEDRO-Arrived May 25-Stmr San Ca
briel. from UmpQua river.
Arrived May 26-u stmr Saturn. from Mag
dalena bay stmr santa Rosa, from San Fran
s. Higgins. from
TACOMA-Sailed May 25-Stmr Nevadan for
Honolulu; stmr Meteor. for San Francisco
EUREKA-Sailed May 26-Stmr North Fork
for San Francisco
Arrived May 26- -stmr Temple E. Dorr. from
Port San Luis.
Arrived May ae-stmr F. A. Kuburn. hence
May %
FORT SAN LuIs-sailed May 26-s a. M.
stmr Coos Bay, for San Francisco.
Arrived May 26-5 p. m, stmr Asuncien
from Portland.
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THINK SLAYER INSANE

The coroner's jury recommended yes
terday that Mrs. Callane, who fatally
shot her husband at the Fairmont ho-
tel on May I. be examined by tho .unacv
commission The jury found thar
Callane, who was a cook at the hotel
came TO his death from wounds in
nicted by his wife In the case Of DIR.
Ihomas conrad. who was found dying
and who subsequently, expired at +ha
University of California hospital. the
jury advised the police to further in
vestlgate the death. Conrad lived at
81 De Long avenue.
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Memoranda

Per Br stmr Bessie Dollar. at San Francisco
May 20 from Hongkong, etc.-Sailed from Hong
kong April 10, from Moji April 20, Kobe April
y, Yokohama April 80. Hakodate. May 4 and
and fine weather; strong northeriy wind the last
SO hours OF passage.
CLALLAM BAY. May 26-Tug Tyee is an
chored in bay with schr Louise s. which wa.
previously reported ashore; schooner is in =
waterlogged condition.
SYDNEY. May 25-Ship Reuce. from Newcss-
tie. Australia, for San Francisco put in here
today leaking and pumps broken.
SEATTLE. May 26-The schr Louise s. pre-
viously reported ashore at Pillar point IL an
chored in Clallam bay in a wateriogged condI-
tion, with tug Tyee standing by
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MAN FROM MAINE DEspoxprxr

George p. Owens of 1851 Mission
street. who recently came TO Sa, F-an-
cisco from Portland. Me-. in search of
WORK, failed to find employment and
became Respondent Yesterday he tried
20 XIII himself at his lodgings. August
f1ckett, his landlord, found Owens and
mad him removed to the central emer-
sency hospital Doctors say his condt-
tion Is critical
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HIT WITH HAMMER

During a quarrel over a game NJ hill
liards in a hall at 533 Dupont street
early yesterday morning, Lin Okada. a
Japanese porter living at 1859 Jones
street, was hit. on the head with a
hammer by I. Inyoue, 522 Dupont
street Inyoue fed and the police have
been unable to locate him.
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WANTS CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED

W. G. Sylvester of the CITY Hall
garage obtained a warrant from Police
Judge Shortall yesterday for the arrest
of Walter Blohm. a chauffeur, on a
charge. of embezzlement Sylvester al
leges that Blohm had collected over
5000 from customers and had failed TO
turn in the money.
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The Overdue List

British ship Falkenbank. out 2o2 days from
Port Talbot. for Valparaiso, 90 per cent.
American ship BangaIore, out 21S days from
Norfolk, for Honolulu. 90 per cent.
British bark Surcouf, out 1855 days from Caleta
Colosa. for Hamburg, 20 per cent.
British ship Cressington, out 157 days from
Barry, for Callao, IL per cent.
German ship Marie Hackfeld. out 124 days
from Oregon. for Ipswich, 10 per cent.
British bark Dumfrieshire, out 154 days from
Seattle, for Queenstown, per cent
German bark n. Hackfeld. out $50 days from
Vancouver, for Queenstown. per cent.
British bark Galgorm Castle, out 130 days
from Caleta Colosa, for the channel. 10 per cent.
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Army Transport.

The Burnside is at Seattle.
The Buford is in port.
The Crook is in port.
The Fitzpatrick is at Newport News. Va.
The Dix left Seattle May % for Manila
The Logan isi in port undergoing repairs.
The Meade is at New York.
The Sherman sailed from Manila for San Fran
cisco May I5.
The Sheridan sailed from Honolulu for Manila
May 49,
The Thomas Is In port
The Warren Is at Manila.
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Shipmenta Tor the No-t,.

The steamer President sailed for Victoria ON
Saturday with cargo consigned to the port ~
and to other British American cities.
s4550 lbs dried fruit. 26. 900 lbs raisins 1o 1s
lbs pearl barley, 1851 lbs BEANS 500 lbs meals.
2t4 lbs conee, pkgs cheese 486 cs canned
goods SOB pkgs fresh fruits. 200 lbs nuts. 6a
pkgs onions: 20 pkgs potatoes, 354 pkcs vere-
tables. ]. !ol lbs chocolate. II cs honey 900 -
whisky. z45 gals and cs wine. 256 bbls asphalt,
1291o lbs lead: p coils rope. 175 tins matches.
4 cs drugs a Pkgs machinery, lg5 bbls half
bDls and cs oils 10 cyls gas, 2 pcs steel, &
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Tonnage Engagements

The French bark Bidart on Puget sound. was
chartered prior to arrival for wheat thence or
from Portland to Europe at Ais 3D. chartered
ON the round from Antwerp s'eu
The British ship Ancaois. at Portland. ia
chartered for lumber thence to the United King
dom at S3s Cd. and the Russian shin Dundee
and the British ship Euphrosyne. both on Puget
SOUND; are engaged for the same business thence
prior to arrival. se'eu
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graphed from Vallejo to the Astoria pilots that
his vessel would be of the mouth Of the Colum-
bia river about May % and would desire pilot
to bring him in. and later on to take him up
the river.
TACOMA, May 2s.-strict regulations have
been laid down by the harbor commission gov
erning the bay during the parade Of the battle
ship feet this morning and every precaution
has been taken to keep the harbor clear Of
small craft while the procession is In motion
The steamer President is expected In tonight
from San Francisco. She brings 800 tons Of
general freight. and for a return cargo will load
1,700 tons at this port. After cleaning and re-
pairing. the Norwegian steamer Eir left Quar-
termaster harbor this afternoon for Comox
B. c., where it will load coal for Guaymas. 1t
is reported that the Danish bark HaIvfa has
been chartered to load grain at this port for the
United Kingdom. The vessel In at present at
Guaymas. The steamer Meteor was delayed at
this port today awaiting slight repairs. 1t has
q cargo of grain and lath from this port for
San Francisco, and is expected to leave out
tonight.
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average snow on ground 20 inches.
SYN0PSIS

average snow on ground 20 inches.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure has risen steadily over the north
half of the coast and conditions are more
favorable for fair warmer weather, except in
the extreme south, where cloudy weather and
possibly showers may occur. It is somewhat
ately high north winds prevail in the Sacra-
meHto and San Joaquin; also along the north
coast.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair. warmer
Wednesday; light north wind, changing to west
Santa Clara valley-Fair, warmer Wednesday |,
fresh north wind.
Sacramento valley-Fair, warmer Wednesday;
fresh north wind.
San Joaquin valley-Fair warmer Wednesday;
fresh north wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Wednesday;
fresh south wind.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
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sURDISTRICT so. /
sUBDIsTRICT NO. 8
sUBDIsTRICT NO. 10

All OF Alameda county not included in above
nine districts.
Miss Lizzie f. Christensen, Hayward. -. 81 500
Ernest W. schween. Pleasantcn .-..... is, ,se3
Matt O Peterson Jr. Hayward. .--..... 1S 1913
Miss Vera butcher Liyernore. S0S9
L. Camons, .--.:.------............ 621O
MISS NJ Alameda, Pieasanton. 45S4
Miss Anna Larson. San Leandro.. 2,29I
Mrs. Charles A. French, knightsen. -. $40
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Weather Report

United States department Of agriculturs-
Weather bureau, San Francisco, May 26 1905.
RAINFALL DATA
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SUBDIsTRICT 80. .

That portion of Oakland bounded by Forty
first street Park avenue the bay, Twenty
| second street, Pleasant Valley avenue and in
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SUBDTSTRICT NO. 8
SUBDIsTRICT NO. 4

Counties of Sacramento El Dorado Amador
Miss Amelia Saner Gait .-........... Is 352
Miss Norma kirtlan. Diamond Springs. S943
Hazel r. Journey. Sacramento. ........ 5O1o
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SuRDISTRICT No 4

East Oakland. That section of Oakland known
as East Oakland, lying east of Lake Merritt
and Val
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sUBDIsrRIcr NO. 5

That portion bounded by Piedmont Berkeley
the bay, Park avenue. Forty-hrst street and
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That portion Of Oakland lying south Of
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HILO-Sailed May 25-Stmr Texan. for Sslna
Cruz.
HONOLULU-Arrived May 26-Stmr Flor
ence Ward, from Midway island
Sailed May 26-Br stmr Elvaston. for -
FOREIGN PORTS
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Temperancevllle.

Our townsmen read with apprecia-
tion Mr.. Quinby's open letter to Mr..
Rev.
How many want good time? We
can tell by our audience in the Town
Hall, May LIST.
Mr. Marshall. of New Church, who
is suffering with pneumonia, is at Dr.
Nevitt's for treatment. He is i'm
proving.
Hon. Harry St. George Tucker
made a stop in our town on Friday
last. Our one regret was he could
not stay longer.
The Temperanceville High School,
will be glad to welcome the public
Friday, May 1st., Town Hall, 1870
O'Clock. Popular prices.
Mrs. Frank Byrd, of Pocomoke
City, an aunt of Miss Grace Oldham,
is critically i'll. The family have but
little hope of her recovery.
Mr.. w. II. Pruitt, Jr., Miss May
Matthews, Miss Bessie Lang, and Mr.
and Mrs. j. Will Stockley reported
pleasant visit to Chincoteague.
DR.. ]. Franklin Messenger, of Farm
vile, commended the bird exhibit OF
Temperanceville High School. This
work was done by the 3rd, 4th ano
5th grades.
The Temperanceville High Schoo
wishes to thank Sup't. G. G. Joyne'
for the handsome pictures of Parks
ley ard Temperanceville High Schoo
twin sisters) left in our hall en- Sat
urday.
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Onley.

Marriage bells will soon be ringing
here.
Miss Sadie Savage of late has been
on the sick list.
Mr.. Roberts, commission merchant
of Philadelphia, was the guest this
week of Mr.. ]. G. Core.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at home
of Mrs. Annie Copes April 2Sth, and
the L. r. LIS at home of Mrs. Sadie
Savage Friday night.
Among the late visitors in town
we're Miss Josie Hargis, of Newport
, News, Mrs. Minnie Miles, of Hog Is
land, Mr.. Oscar Hargis and wife, OF
Northampton. Out of town thi:
week were Miss Lillian Savage in
Baltimore, Geo. Savage in Northamp
ton, Harry Walter and Herman Saw
age in Philadelphia.
A delightful entertainment was
given to the young people at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tank Chopper on the
evening of the goth. Misses julia
Hebard, Virginia Nelson, Mary Parks
Kittie James and Leila Haley; Mess
Harry Rogers, Etterman Scott, Her
man and w. w. Savage and Pro
lessor McGhee were among those
present.
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Mr. Marion f. Kelley is at Oniey'
belning Commissioner Jacob to make
out his books.
Walter. son of Mr.. w. $. Mock, left
last week to take course of studies al
Goldey's Business College, Whining
ton.
The round potato and strawberry
crops in this section have been padiy
damaged by the cold weather ana
frosts of late.
Some of our farmers are prophecy
ING for old time blue year, and are ex-
pecting postage stamps in return Tor
shipments made by them.
An oyster supper and ice cream
social was given at Mechanics Hal
here Monday evening for the benehl
of the new public school building and
an entertainment for the same pur-
pose on a large scale will be given on
fourth of July.
Mr.. Thomas Groton, ill for a long
time with dropsy, suffered paraiytio
stroke and died on the 18th inst, al
his home at Grotons, aged a years
Funeral services were held at Halls
Chapel conducted by Rev. 5. Monds'
interment in family burying ground
near Hallwood. He leaves WIFE,
two daughters and four sons.
A building boom is ours and the
ring of the Ratchet and saw is heard
from early morn to dewy eve. A ne"
dwelling of Mr.. C.J. Kitchens is near
ing completion, work is in progress
for a handsome dwelling for Mr.. W.
s Mock and the workmen are just
making things "hum" on the big new
factory of Mr.. Jno. w. Taylor.
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HarbOrtOn.

Mr.. F. Nicols is all smiles. 1t is a
girl
Is the road machine reality or
pipe-dream?
Mrs. Sydney Guy, of Cape Charles,
is in town on short visit to Mrs. B.
P. Penney.
Capt. w. A. Scott has gone into
hard training as QUOT pitcher. He is
champion of the Peninsula and will
meet all corners.
Did we not look good with our light
suit and tan shoes?- and the girl look
ed as sweet as peach. Methinks |
hear wedding bells in the near future.
A curiosity was seen on our public
highway last week-a fish peddler
driving steer to road cart. He
had good success in sales but on the
way home the steer saw muskrat,
ran away and spilled the hamper
along the road.
Quite a crowd was out to the hall
on the Dist to see the minstrel show.
Some good jokes were cracked on
local sports and sportettes. The
farce entitled Trouble in Court,
was 'screamer' and brought down the
house. S. Clifford as Daisy, &, Hind
ley as Yassie, F. Lang as Judge and
B. P. Penney as Pete, kept the house
| in a continual roar-H. Adams, j.
Conway, B. Marsh and D. G. Aga
thorn, all getting encores to theil
songs. Everybody went home laugh
ing and voted having a good time
Proceeds went to the Harborton base
ball team for uniforms and outfit.
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Belle Haven.

Mr.. A. A. Mears and wife are in
Baltimore purchasing new stock OF
merchandise.
Mr.. Willis Addison, of the drug firm
of Kellam & Addison, Cape Charles,
was in town Tuesday last on bust
ness.
Mrs. Lucy Floyd, who has been
spending some time in Norfolk with
her son, John r. Floyd, Jr., has re-
turned to her home at Willis Wharf
Rev. @. D. Crawley and family are
spending few weeks with his broth
er, near Lynchburg. Mr.. Crawley''
health was so bad that he was obliged
to take rest.
Geo. w. Hack, colored merchan
located at Charlottesville. died Tues
day of heart failure. George wa
very energetic and enjoyed the con
fdence of both white and colored.
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Burton Acquitted.

After having been out for several
hours,a jury in the Corporation Court
Wednesday acquitted Samuel Burton,
one OF the negroes charged with
shooting into the mail coach at Oman
cock last summer during the so-called
race riot.
There was much evidence, but alto
gether circumstantial. No one swore
they saw Burton fire into the hack
and the defendant set up an alibi.
commemorative Attorney Turling-
ton, of Accomac county, assisted by
Attorney Nat Green, prosecuted, while
Attorneys Thomas II. Wilcox and
Jeffries represented the defense.
Today sylvanus Conquest will be
tried on the same charge. 1t is be-
lieved that his trial will result in an
acuuittal also. -Virginian-Pilot, 23d.
Later advices are that Conquest also
has been acquitted.
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Pungoteague.

Mr.. Frank @. Taylor, of Norfolk, is
visiting his parents for few days.
Mrs. Margaret Modlin has returned
to Norfolk, her new home, after pay
ing her mother, Mrs. Harriet Byrd,
visit of a few days.
Madame rumor reports that Pungo-
league will soon lose one of its at
tractive bellies. Tangier Island, it is
said, will be her future home.
Rev. Mr.. Nicholson, assisted by
Rev. Charles Crawley and others,
conducted successful protracted
meeting here the past week. There
were many converts.
Mr.. Alfred J. Lilliston, our popular
and courteous county treasurer, visit
ed us last Saturday, thus kindly Civ
ing the people an opportunity to pay
him their capitation taxes in order to
enable them to vote at the ensuing
Fall election.
The merits of the correspondence
between Hon. John r. Rev and Mr..
L. D. T. Quinby was almost the en-
tire topic of conversation here on
Saturday afternoon. This episode
may eliminate in rival Democratic
candidates for the next Legislature
Some of the young ladies of oui
village indulge quite much in horse
back riding in their new style, after
school hours. They have introduced
method of riding, with costume
adapted to astride riding, which is
very attractive and safe method o.
horseback riding. The great marve
| is, that it should not have been adopt
ed long ago.
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Deaths.

Mrs. May Johnson, wife of MIR.
James H. Johnson, and daughter OF
Mr.. Jno. Z. Phillips, died after short
illness at her home, near Pastoral, on
Sunday morning, aged SO years, and
after funeral services at the Mackenzie
Presbyterian Church on Monday,
Revs. H. w. Davis of the Methodist
Church, and ]. r. Taylor, of the
Episcopal Church, conducting the
services, was laid to rest in Edge Hill
cemetery. The deceased was sin
cere christian, in every way worthy
of the high respect and esteem IL
which she was held by all who knew
her, and her untimely death is deepl.
regretted. Her husband and tw'
small children survive her.
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Onancock.

Miss Margaret West spent Easter
with Miss Byzantine Horsey, at new
Church, Va.
Miss Annie E. Hopkins is in Cape
Charles, the guest of her cousin, MISS
Mary Fitchett.
Mr.. Charles Emory, of New YORK.
spent Easter at the home of Mr.. Il. f.
Warren on Kerr Street.
Mrs. William F. Joynes, of" Balti-
more, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W.
r. Pitts on East Main Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. O. Warren ano
daughter, of Richmond, ARE the guests
of Mrs. Emma f. Warren on Poplar
Avenue,
Miss Marion GUSTS, who has beer
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. H. l.
Shield left for her home in Baltimore
Monday.
The children of Holy Trinity Z. H.
Church were given an Easter egg
hunt at the home of Mrs. r. Il. Shield
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Robert E. Landlord, who is at
tending business college in Bal'l
more. spent Easter with his aunt
Mrs. Nj. Nj. Miles.
Rev. Mr.. Edge, of Cashvllie
preached an excellent sermon to the
knight Templars in the Baptist
Church, Sunday afternoon.
The collection for missionary work
in the mite boxes of the children Of
Holy Trinity P. E. Sunday Schoo
Sunday morning, amounted to 500 10
Mrs. B. X. Powell represented the
Eastern Shore Chapter of the Daugh
tiers of the American Revolution al
the convention held in Washington
| this week.
The house on Johnson Avenue, be-
longing to the estate of the late L. O.
Kellam. was sold at public auction las
Saturday. Mr.. E. j. Belote was th'
purchaser at 81 800.
Mrs. w. T. Bundick gave an Easter
egg hunt at her home on North st.
Tuesday afternoon, in honor OF hel
two grand daughters, Miss Catherine
Tignall and Miss Evelyn Bundick.
DIR. f. w. Robertson went to Baltl
more, Sunday night, to be present a
the operation performed upon MIS-
Elizabeth B. Wise by DR.. Hundley
for floating kidney at the University
Hospital on Monday. Miss WISE
condition is very favorable.