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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
sHAREHoLpERs, MEETING.

The regular annual meeting Of the
shareholders Of this bank for the cleo
tion of directors will be held at the
bank on the second Tuesday Of Janu-
airy, between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. on said day.
Ben F. Johnson,
Cashier First National Bank.
12-l9-1Od
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
PRESBYTERIAN.

First Presbyterian church, corner
Sixth street and Minnesota avenue.
Rev. s. F. Wilson, pastor-Sabbath
school, 9:45 a. M; preaching, II a.
m. and 1880 p. M; Junior Endeavor,
2:30 p. m; Christian Endeavor, GAS
p. m. Strangers in the city are cor
daily invited to worship with us.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19

MONEY IN BERRIES.

A chance for you TO buy 1000 black
berries, 100 rhubarb, rs grape. 10 plum,
1Ocherry, 10 pear, so peach, 25 apple,
at bargain This bill of berries and
trees are healed out in Chickasha in
good order For further particulars
see II. B. Wood at Eagle Mercantile
company 12-17-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Christian Science Society, services
at c. P. church, GIG Iowa avenue
Sunday school 10 a. NJ; lesson sermon,
II a. M. subject, rs the Universe,
Including Man, Evolved by Atomic
Force?" Testimonial meeting Wednes-
day evening, 1880. The public cor
daily invited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
CONGREGATIONAL.

Rev. j. H. Parker, a long time the
faithful superintendent of the Congre-
gational Home Missionary Society,
will preach both morning and even
ing. Come and hear him.
H. A. Hodges, Pastor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19

Chickasha Daily Express
EVANS a SMITH PUBLISHERS
GEORGE H. EVANS
BRYcE SMITH MANAGER
TELEPHONE A .. NUMBER 4a
OFFICIAL PAPER OF GRADY
.,.r.d at the posotn at choEhAona as
OHlckAsHA OKLAHOMA SATURDAY. OscsMsss - 1908
THERE'S MILLIONS ITi
10y Cad Aisrd)
What would it and business men Of
chickasha-
There could be brought about a condition would
WITHIN
Put to work tin bucket army thousand
Add to Grady Improvements million dollars
Chichashas population
possible the great packing center
o. Southwest
Get well under way business
Oklahoma
Insure to us direct connection with all great of the
Southwest
Thus enabling chcAasha to become the distributing CENTER
Hence. OF the wholesale cener
We ask;
what would all these stmulsnts building
In reality few men would dare prediction
such years growth 50 great
millions millions of dollars in city building
Wen-
HOW MUCH FORT
If the keeping well afford to
double treble # feel that It is
INVESTMENT YOU EVER MADE.
And you plant located Chick
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
PRooRAM Ar THE nIJou TO-DAY.

Fn00nHm - tVE If@O0 iONFN
~The Donkey's Skin" A beautiful
hand colored picture Of a pretty fairy
story.
Modern Magis." A very pretty ex-
hibition Of coniuring by female per-
former
"A Surprise Package" A very com
ical situation for Aunt sally's nephew.
When Lies Blue Sky Turns to
Grey Illustrated song, BY verlie Law
renee.
Lectures and effects by Harry Law.
renee.
Vaudeville.
This will be the last day and night
Of o'Rourke & Atkinson, who will
present an entirely new vaudeville
sketch. Come and bring the little
ones. See the new vaudeville team
next week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19

-'hOAe 40 Tor coai. wood and feed .
corner T1ird street and Kansas ave.
nue. Arnold 4 Phillips 7-14 Z
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19

Lost-Gold rim spectacles. Reward
TO Sally Brown, 62S First street. 19-3t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-20
CaSamientOs de Sabios

Mucho Sc han ocupado los liter atos
en- describirnos los matrim onios de
los artistas; y sus observaciones son
de continues desconsoladoras iris
tes, tristes porque ocurren muchas
escenas dramaticas en- eel hogar de
tales desposados. Mientras que la
muJer Sc queds en- casa y Sc afana
para que todo Sc halle bien siempre
y en- orden, ell marido sale por los
salones del gran mundo siendo e1
obJeto de todas las admiraciones Y
adulaciones.
Sucede pronto y por fuerza que la
deception y los celos 4 veces I'll
dolor siempre Sc introducen por las
puertas de aquel hogar. donde anida
ron tortolas cuya felicidad parecfa
completa y durable. viniendo lue-
GO las separaciones y los divorcios
Mucho mas digno de envidia son
los matrimonios de los sabios. Ell
hombre dedicado la ciencia al
descubrimiento de Ia verdad no rece
sta de las farandulas del mundo para
sus investigaciones. Pasa La existen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-20
Nlmero 1876

FL ideal sin 10 real. en- las obras del
arte, serfa como Ell alma sin el cuer-
po; y 10 real sin 10 ideal serfa como
lei cuerpo sin ell alma. serfa Ell artc
|cadaver.
Ell que como Vd. en- La Patulea"
sabe establecer ese enlace indisolu-
BILE, csa union armonica de 10 ideal
con 10 real, suprema aspiration de Ia
Estetica, justamente merece un pueS-
TO de honor, I'm altar. en- ell temple
del Arte, engalanado con los laureles
del triunfo y con las rosss del Garlic
popular consciente & ilustrado.
Ell supreme triunfo del Arte con-
SlSte en- LA TRANSPARENCY MAS GRAN
DE DE LA IDEA MAS vERDADERA, A
TRAvES DE LOS SIGNoS MAS BRIIIANTES
y q atraves de un lenguaje brillante
correcto y terso, hace Vd. traslucir,
ltrasparentar de I'm modo admirable Ia
sublime idea de Ia dignidad de un
pueblo que no debe deiarse atrope-
liar por una patulea inmunda. BieR
merece, pues, la corona del triunfo
quien asf supo realizar la srprema
laspiracion de la Estetica y cumplir
las severas reglas del arte literario.
Solo Ell vii adulador de toda iniqui-
dad reinante y todos aquellos cobar-
des adoradores del .djos Exito de
quienes dice el poeta:
que en- potro de ignominia cantan
gloria"
seran los duicos que Guntamente
con los pseudo piadosos, timoratos
no de Dios sino del puntapie del
yankeej no tributaran q su hermosa
novela mas que apasionadas invecti-
vas y desca bellados ataques, los
que Vd debe contestar desde la cum
bre de su pen samiento. con miradas
de soslayo y movimientos repulsivos
de cabeza.
Recuerdos todos esos mis- buenos
amigos, y Vd. reciba un carifioso y
fuerte sbrazo de este humilde servi-
dor Capellau; quele bendice.
DR. Casio PARADIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-20
LETRAS ASl0IAS

Dios pronuncio tres veces
" Ell principle de un salmo.
FL Dios de los cantos sagra-
4" dos, ell Senor de la religion y
del quito.
HlZO Cantar mil cantores v
=" Y establecio un coro que de-
! bia responder en- masa a su
/" Himno.
Con TN gran grito de des-
preCio interrumpieron ellOs su
a." sagrado canto.
/" Turbando, mezclando Y con-
=" fundiendo su himno de ala
=" banZa
Ell dios de la brillante coro-
ma resolvio dominar la revuel-
" ia. e hizo resonar. una from
peta, que habrja despertado a
r" los muertOS.
La cual impidi6 a aquelIos
angeles rebeldes volver.
Hizo FL cesar sus servicios
Y les envio a los doses que
eran sus enemigos.
En- su lugar Cre6 ell generO
" humane.
+" Ell primero que recibi0 la
F." vida perman ecio con FL.
Pueda Ell darle la fuerza dc
no despreciar janassu palabra
siguiendo la voz de la serpien-
/" tie que sus manos ban fabri-
cado. J..
Y pueda el Dios de divino
lenguaje arrojar de entire estos
cinco mil, estos mil perversos.
que en- medic de un cantico
:" celestial ban proferido tan i'm
/" pias blasfemias!"
(Entre los cuneiformes encon-
trados en- las ruinas de La Asiria,
hallase este, que Mr.. Talbot ira
dujo y que no es otra cosa cue
una narracion basada en- la re-
be.ion de los angeles-que nos
reheren las sagradas letras.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-20
ha llegado d esta conclusion
tranQuilizadoTa:

ud iiCSduO GSId CONCLUSION
tranquilizadora:
-Por pesadas que sean estas
cargas y por mas que aumenten
rapidamente, es 10 cieTto que
las batallas cuestan mas que los
acorazados. Ell pueblo de esta
nacion tendra que admitir que
las indemnizaciones de guerra
no son mas que presupuestos
de Marina multip'icados. De la
fuerza de Ia escuadra britannica
dependen, no solo nuestro CO
mercio y nuestra seguridad, si
que tambien los fundamentals
de la paz del mundo.
Ese es Ell argumento poderoso,
contra Ell cual Sc estrellan los
"pacihstas" los armamentos son
caros. pero las guerras son mas
caras. A 10 cual Sc replica que
los grandes armamentos no evi-
tan las guerras: cierto; no en-
absolute; pero obligan a pensar
un POGO antes de lanzarse d la
pelea y a no pelear mas que por
cosas importantes. Y es mejor
estar preparados que indefen s.
sos. Y lc6mo pretender que
una gran potencia. pudiendo
poner en- el mar barcos de d diez
millones de pesos. sc limite d
construirlos de 4 dos millones?
{Habra nadie tan tonic que. con
dinero para comprar IN revol-
yer perfeccionado. Sc provea de
una pistola de dos canones pa
sada de moda1
Los instrumentos de guerra
son cada dia mas complicados y
costosos, no porque haya en- los
pueblos mas belicosidad Y me
nos juicio. sino porque tambien
son cada dfa mas costosos v
complicados los Instruments
de paz. Ha aumentado el tone
laje de los acorazados como el
de los vapores mercantes. Hay
caTlones enormes, como hay ma
quinas colosales para producer
artiCulos que antes Sc elavora-
ban a mano.
Por ST acaso una parte del
pueblo pudiera sentirse incli-
nada al "pacifismo." ell conde de
Cromer. el gran estadista, rege
nerador de Egipto, ha anuncia-
do, EN- la Camara de los Lores,
la inminencia de una guerra en-
Europa. No ha dicho quienes
seran los adversarios; pero sc
supone que seran lnglaterra y
Alemania Y en- la duda dc 81
10 seran O no, Inglaterra NADIA
rebajara de ST. programa de
conStruCclones navales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-20

do; pero tengo gran necesidad de un
buen laboratorio"
Ahf estan condensadas todas. sus
aspiraciones que no debfan realizarse
janaas. Indiferente para todas las
condiciones materiales de la vida,
no ambicionaba mas que IN buen la
boratorio, para poder trabajar mas y
y mejor. Pero le sorprendi6 una
muerte cruel y barbara sin yer reali-
zados sus deseos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-20
LA PATULEA'
Sefior don Jose Perez Losada,
JUZGADA
POR Ell PADRE PARADIS

Puerto RIco.
A mis- manos llega por fin La Pa
tulea" ansiada.
No al compadrazgo venal y despo-
tico de la literature reinante, sino
I'm sentimiento levantado de rigurosa
justicia. obedecen los homenajes de
alabama admiration que por estas
lfness mi humilde personalidad lie
envfa.
Quizas algunos miopes de inteli-
gencia no hayan visto en- su hermosa
novela mas que I'm yeahsmo capaz de
arrojar ell espanto en- ell dnsma de IN
iraile como el por usted descr;to en-
Ia procession de Avisperos; I'm erotis-
mo que campea envuelto en- las galas
de IN satov DIRE, pidiendo 4 gritos de
los pseudo-devotos anatemas para ell
antoi; IN sensualismo realista, q 10
Zola. desafando al pudor y arrastran-
do 4 In inocencia las orgias de la
carne: formas fantasticas que sc pre-
sentan descocadas como unas bacan-
ties en- ell vacfo complete de la idea;
frases clegantes que SC precipitan EN-
Jvez de marchar. que rugen en- vez dc
(cantar que giran sin Ia luz de la idea,
fuera de la ley de la estetica. como
fantasmas que bailan en- las TIME s.
bias.
FL Ysaitsmo en- ell dominic del arte
es 10 que el positivismo en- ell domi-
nio de la ciencia. Yo reconozco en-
el r<aissmo contemporaneo el rasgo
visible lie IN parentesco autentico con
todas las aberraciones speculative
del pensamiento contempor aneo. FL
naturalismo. el panteismo. ell fatalis
mo, el escepticismo y ell nihilismo
doctrinal: todos estos sistemas pasan
hoy arroJando sobre las obras artfsti-
cas- literarias sns trlstes ref1eJos.
No puedo negar que este genero
de arte literario ha obtenido en- estos
tiltimos tiempos de las muchedum-
bres. aclamaciones del siglo, ruido
SOS triunfos y gran renombre; pero
mi espiritu sc ahoga en- la pesada at -
m6sfera de ese realismo brutal y
brusco sin aire mas puro y una res
piracion mas libre.
Y NADIA mas injusto que colocar su
hermosa "Patul ca" en- el genero de
ese realismo obscene.
Al contrario. yo siento palpitar en-
las paginas de su novela un idealis
mo bello encantador En- ella per
sigue uste1 I'm ideal verdaderamente
sublime: la yesHyrecetdD ae an PHebi0
qnf Padfce bafo elpoarr, no az an P9ncfO
Ptfato, sine dc las batas del Yankee
A traves de esas paginas escritas
con el aurea pluma de su fecundo y
brillante ingenio, no escucho yo la
VOC del salvaje que rule para estre-
mecer mi carne, sino el alma del
poeta que canta para encantar mi
alma.
A traves de ese naturalismo, quizas
IN POGO recargado, de LA Patulea =
brilla Ia idea sublime y encantadora
de excttar en- Hn pnebko obvtnsidoef sentl
mtento de sn enteyeSa, resayg smftnto y
lsbertaa formulate poy Ia protesta y eI
desden.
La natur ,leza cubierta con los re-
|hejos del ideal; he ahf cl Arte. Ell
lrealismo es su lepra. El ideal solo
por otra parte no es mas que un es-
pectro vacio que huge como un rayo
del horizonte del pensamiento para
|desvanecerse en- Ia noche: es un des-
varfo que Sc niece en- 10 vago del ia
|finito: una somhra impalpable que
no toma cuerpo real do La que nc
|puede salir ninguna obra viyiente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-20
DESDB WASHINGTON

Ahora esta funcionando en-
Londres I'm Congreso de "paci-
hstas gente bien intenciona-
sia, que quiere acabar, primero,
con los grandes armamentos; y,
despues, con las guerras
LO uno y 10 otro va para largo
como manifesto Ell jefe del go
bierno britanico, Mr.. Asquith,
al recibir a una comision de esos
seiores. Mr.. Asquith, que no
es hombre de espada. sino un
abogado notable, ha reconocido
que serfa de desear que no sc
gastase tanto dinero en- barcos
y en- soldados y que las naciones
NO peleasen; pero es Ell case, ha
anadido, que ninguna quiere
empezar.
Otro de los ministries del rey
Eduardo, Ell Ge Hacienda, Mr..
1ody George. que. antes, el dia
78 de Julio. hablo ante la Con-
ferencia; V dijo:
-Estamos gastando, cada afio.
500 millones de pesos en- prepa-
Tarnos para la guerra; 10 cual es
an derroche estupendo. Demos
de mano a las descon1anzas Ell
ropeas. a las disputas y enemis,
tades y unamonos para redimir
"a Ia humanidad de la intempe-
Tancia. del crimen, ETC., etc.
Bueno; pero, lquien empiezai
Ell doctor Mcnamara, secreta-
rio del Almirantazgo, pronuncio,
hace algunos dias, en- la CANA
Ia Baja, un discurso acerca del
1ema de los armamentos Y de 10
CaTOS que Salen; discurso en- que
aiguran Cifras interesantes. Fl
@'Victory. Ell navfo-capitan de
Nelson. tenia va cuarenta amos
de edad Cuando combati0 en-
Trafalgar y aun dur0 algunos
amos mas en- el servicio; mien-
tras que en- Ell aflo pasado, el 60
bierno ingles vendio por ciento
treinta y dos mil quinientos
(l32. 500 pesos un acorazado
Construido en- 1891. al precio de
tres millones novecientos mil
pesos (3.oooooo);en los dieciseis
amos que presto servicio. consul
mi0. en- Composturas, NADIA me-
nos que medic million de pesos.
Desde 1903. Inglaterra ha ven
dido por I'm million de pesos bar
COS que habian costado la friole-
TIA de cuarenta y dos y medic
Hnillones. En- estos tltimos diez
amos, el presupuesto de Marina
de aquelIa nacion ha subido de
aga (ciento treinta y dos) milo
mes de pesos a cerca de I62 (cien-
TO sesenta y dos); y en- csc mis-
mo periodo, ha pasado ell de
Alemania de 80 (treinta Y tres)
millones a 80 (ochenta y tres).
I exclama Mr.. Mcnamara:
-iNo sc d6nde para todo este!
Pero despues de haberse alar-
1nado y de haber. probablemen-
ae. emocionado q su auditoTio,
~s cao~o4a~:n da1 A1r4;ra~4a1ro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-20
4 los slBerIltOrg J Agentrs

Para ia buena marcha de esta Admins
sxaci6n, no admitimos Atlas de suscripto-
zen s este diario sino desde ell 1' de cada
mes. Las BAJAs sc avisaran los dfas 30 q
81, sdviertiendese que las que Sc dieren con
DosterieTidad no &c tomaran en- cuenta al
sartiran efecto en- Ia contabilidad hasta el
din ditimo de! mes siguiente al en- que sc
sOiicjten.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05
TWO ACCIDENTS QUE TO
EXPLOSION OR FIREWORKS
Miss Lady May Holt Severely Burn
ed About Her Feet, ana Little
Miss Sansone About Face.

Miss Lady May Holt, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Virginius p Holt.
was severely burned about her feet
and lower limbs by the explosion OF
skv rocket last night Miss Holt
with a number of her friends. was
celebrating the Fourth with display
Of fireworks in the yard OF Captain
DarIing's home when the acciden' &C
Cured. She will he confined to her
room for several DAYS. Dr. WILTON
Hone dressed the injuries.
ybi,c watching the fireworks dis
NAV a, her home in Ess: Hamp'on
,asi evening. little Miss virginia Kan
con. was struck in the face ~
Roman candlc. which exploded. ana
rcrrivcd injuries which may ahect
her sight. She is badly burned aoo.'
the face and ewes. Dr. W
Picker attended her.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05
TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE
VISITED BUCKROE BEACH
Crowd in Attendance Yesterday Prov
ed Record Breaker for the
Popular Resort.

Ten thousand people it is estimat-
ed took in the sights at Buckroe
Beach yesterday and enjoyed the
Fourth of July holiday.
Ii was the largest crowd that ever
went to the resort on a Fourth OF
July and they came mostly from
Hampton, Phoebus. Newport News
and Old Point. Norfolk and Rich
mond sent a small number.
During the day the crowd enjoyed
the dancing and music in the pavilion
and the excellent surf bathing. Al
night the attraction was the fireworks
display. Manager J. V. Bickford de-
clared that the hotel fed more people
for dinner and luncheon than on any
single day in the history of the re-
sort. 1t was an orderly crowd and
the Newport News & Old Point Rail
wav & Electric Company handled the
throng nicely.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05
NOTICE.
Sale Of a Valuable Gasoline Launch.

Sale Of a Valuable Gasoline Launch.
Pursuant TO an order of tn" DiS'rlct
Court If III" United States. for the
Eastern District of Virginia, entered
on the 30,h day of June. 1908, IN the
matter of Robert l.. Gardner. Bank
rupt. the undersigned will again oher
for sale the gasoline launch Rex. al
the front door of the Court House III
the City OF Hampton, Virginia. on
Wednesday. the Sth day of July, l?os'
at - o'clock noon. the Rex. being
formerly owned BY the firm OF Gard
ner & Hrigins. Said launch Is about
25 feet ON the watcrline and about "
feet over all with beam of feet
and is equipped with a Watkins 10 II
p. two cylinder. make and break en-
gin. This boat will he sold together
with all paraphcrnalia now on board
the same. consisting of lights. WINS
ties. life prcservers. flags. loaf hooks
etc. etc. Purchaser will receive I'M
mediate possession.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH. All per
sons desiring further information can
aDply to the undersigned.
b. A. LEWIS. Trustee.
Bank Ct Hampton Building.
Hampton. Virginia.
NJ. II. MORGAN, Auc,ioneer.
! 7-2-5-7-3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05
INCONSISTENT MAN.

Poor woman! Yes. lot IS very hard
No matter what We do IN some regard
Man finds us lacking.
Some fault, no MATER how a woman
tries
He feels that h" is hound to critiCisr
And that attacking.
He seems to think there's nothing he
can find
Wholly commCndable In womankind.
He thinks shat were cStraraeant in
dress:
That always seems to cause him great
distress.
He SCOTS ut fashion.
Hut anvonC who doesn't fellow 1t
He jlst considers as an. object 1T
For his compassion.
Our frills and furh"iows incur his bar
And vet he hates this dressing lili,
man"
We "sncklc fools and chronicle small
beer"
They all enjoy that brute lagos sheer
Bat education.
The higher kind. they think is not fol
The cry is still "thc home" when they
discuss
Our occupation.
That Is the woman's sphere. so mar
DEGREES
I tell you. man is mighty hard tC
please.
Chicago News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05
NEGRO GETS INTO TROUBLE
Henry Phillips to Face Mayor Jones
on Five Charges Tomorrow.

Henry Phillips, negro. came to
Hampton yesterday from Accomac
county TO spend the Fourth of July.
He enjoyed himself hugely, and when
he roughly accOstcd Ella brown. 4
respectable colorcd woman. Town
Sergeant W. E. Owens happened
along and placed him under arrest.
He succeeded in escaping from the
officer. but Sergeant Owens recap
turcd him.
When searched at the Jail it was
found that Phillips had pair of ugly
looking brass kTucks in his stock
ing. Tomorrow morning he will face
Mayor Jones on the charges Of drunK.
cnnesss, disorderly conduct. resisting
an arrest and carrying concealed
WEAPONS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05
CARD OF THANKS.

We find words are inadequate to ex-
press our thanks to all of the dear
friends of our devoted husband and
father during his sickness. While hr
did not have the opportunity TO per
sOnally thank all OF his friends for
their many kindncsSes. he was truly
grateful to them. and we take this
met od of expressing our arprecla'
ton to them. both before and after
his death.
(SignedD MRS. THOMAS II. DAVIS
and family. IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-05
nueh Esteemed Young Woman Of
Hampton succumbed n Unlan
Protestant Hospital.
FUNERAL here THIS AFTERNOON
Services Will Occur FROM Hampton
Baptist Church at 6 o'CIoek-inter-
ment in Old St. johns Cemetery
Body to Arrive from Baltimore
Early This Morning.

Miss MalvIha Tabb. daughter or
Mrs. Thomas Tabb. ana one OF the
most highly esteemed young women
in Hampton, died in the Union Pro
testant hospital Baltimore, shortly
after O'Clock Friday night. The
telegram announcing the death OF IN"
young woman was received III Hamp-
ton yesterday morning.
Three weeks ago Miss Tahh LEFT
for Baltimore TO undergo an opera
ton. She was fully aware of the
danger, but met her position with res
ignation. The operation was success
full. but complications came about
dhat soon warned the family and
friends OF Miss Tabb that chances
for her recovery were extremely
small. Ten days ago Miss Tabb grew
much weaker and since that time the
announcement that death had claim,
ed her was momentarily expected
here.
The remains in charge OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert l. Mason. who have been
with Miss Tabb through her illness,
will arrive at Old Point on THE Old
Bay Line steamer early this morning
Undertaken X. G. Hall will meet the
body at Old Point and the remains
will be brought to her former home
in East Queen street. where the body
will rest until this afternoon. At
o'clock this evening funeral services
will be conducted from the Hampton
baptist church and the body will be
laid to rest beside the bodies OF her
father, the late Colonel Thomas
Tabb. and her sister, Miss Eliza
Tabb. in St. Johns cemetery. Rev f.
Pendleton Jones, H. D.. pastor OF the
Baptist church. will be the officiating
minister.
Miss Tabb. who was 90 years old
was endowend with disposition that
goes to make up the true type oil
woman that she represented. Having
a nermaRent position in society. with
worldly means to further any soclal
ambition that she might desire, she
preferred to cOnfine her life to churdi
work. She was hard worker in the
Hampton Baptist church and leader
as every feature of the work for the
advancement of her church.
Miss Tabb did much charitable
work. although she accomplished II
without the slightest display or os
tentation.
Miss Tabb s mother, Mrs. virginia
Tabb. is Frustrated by the death OF
bef daughter. Her brother. Mr.. fau
Tabb, and her sister. Mrs. Robert J.
Mason. complete the members OF the
immediate family.
The following young men. who were
members OF Miss Tabb's Sunday
school class. will act as the active
paIlbearers: Mcssrs. Ernest BurhahH
Robert Cunningham. jesse Cooke
Philip Woodward. Raymond Brt'ins
ham. Albert r. Ransone. Jr.. and FL
lott Hickman.