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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
MACK CLAIMS PROOF.
Democratic Chairman Says Bargain
Has Been Under Way Ten Days.

New York, Oct 31-National Chair
man Mack in an authorized statement
today regarding Roosevelfs denial Of
the relations between the administra-
ton and the Standard Oil company,
declared he had had positive proof for
ten days that negotiations were going
on between the Taft managers and the
Standard Oil company to get the sup
port of the Standard Oil people all
over the country, and get a contribu-
ton of s1,0O0,0O0, which is the same
amount they gave in 1896, 1900 and
1904.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
Kern at Rockport, Ind.

NeTH dt tUCNPUTe, IUu'
Rockport, Ind, Oct. 31.-The Kern
special reached this place at noon. A
large crowd awaited in the court house
square. Kern was escorted to the
speakers stand by the Hendricks club
drum corps of Evansville. The can
didates speech was an appeal to the
voters to stand together in an effort
to carry the state for Bryan. At Fort
Branch, Kern spoke to small crowd,
from the rear car.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
West Pointers VS.. Princeton

West Point, Oct S1-For the first
time in two years the elevens of
Princeton university and the military
academy face each other on the foot
ball field today. The weather condi-
tions We're as if made to order and a
hard and fast fight is assured.
The first half ended with neither
goal being vrossed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
Labor Ahead.
Illustrated MagaZin,

The hardest part of the job is still
to come
And the plumber gathered up his
tools and sighed wearily:
Eyes; 1 have yet to make out and
collect the bill"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
PRESIDENT WALKS 12 MILES.
Roosevelt Braves Rain and Tramp'
Thru Mud for Exercise.

Thru Mud TOT EXercISe.
Washington, Oct. 29.-In a chilly and
steady rain President Roosevelt, shortly
after o'clock yesterday afternoon, left
the White House with Major General
j. Franklin Bell, chief of staff Of the
army, for long walk. They struck
out into the country and over muddy
roads, which somewhat impeded their
pace. When they returned to the White
House about o'clock this evening their
shoes were covered with mud and they
were wet to the skin. The jaunt was
about twelve miles. His usual escort
of secret service men was dispensed
with yesterday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
erya,1 Renews Attacks.

Winchester, Ind, Oct. 31.--After is
suing a formal appeal to the people
of the United States for the support
Of the democratic national ticket, Bry-
an, at this place today. renewed his at
tacks on Rockefeller and Carnegie, be-
cause e their structures upon him In
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
"Middiesn Play Indians.

M1ddIes" Play INDIANS.
Annapolis, Oct. 31.-Today, the date
of the Carlisle Indian -midshipmen foot
ball game, dawned ideally for the sport.
and there is just enough chill in the
atmosphere to make the players hus-
tie, yet not enough to keep the spec
tators shivering. Interest among the
navy people generally is at high pitch
and the prospects Of as good a game as
was ever played on the academy grid
iron are bright.
Carlisle scored four points in the
first half, the navy being blanked.
Final score-Army 0, Princeton 0.
Final Score-Carlisle 16, Navy 6.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
NORTH AND SOUTH MEET.
Vanderbilt University Hoped to Score
Against Michigan.

Ann Arbor, Mich. Oct. 31.-Southern
hopes We're high when Vanderbilt I'm
iversity lined up on Feery field today
for the annual foot ball game with the
University of Michigan. Altho the
southerners are much lighter in
weight than Michigan they expected
their speed and Captain Blake's kick
ing ability would enable them to at
least hold the heavier northern team to
q low score, and perhaps score them
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
TURKISH TROOPS MuTlNy.

Three Killed and Fifteen Wounded in
Single volIey From Loyal Men.
Constantinople, Oct. 31.-A threat
ened outbreak on the part of a COM
pany of Turkish troops attached to the
garrison at Yildiz, Kiosk, was promptly
put down this morning with a sin
gle volley from loyal battalion. Three
mutineers were killed and fifteen
wounded.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
70 KEEP NATION WELL.

President Roosevelt Will Urge Con:
qress to Pass Law Doctors Favor.
New York, Oct. 31.-That President
Roosevelt has agreed to recommend tc
congress in his next message the pas
sage Of a law to conserve the public
health similar to the one proposed by
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
connection with their announcement
that they favored the election of Taft
Rrxan at Richmond.

Richmond. Ind, Oct. 31.-Two great
crowds heard Bryan here today. The
candidates arrival was signalized by
tumultuous cheering Both Carnegie
and Hartman came in for severe casti-
CATION at his hands.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
NO ESTIMATES ON IOWA.

Neither State Chairman Will Make
Figures on Election.
Special to Times s-Republican.
Des Moines, Oct 31.-The chairmen
of the republican and democratic state
committees again both declined today
to make any estimate on the vote or
majority in Iowa. Both claimed that
the situation looks good and that they
have made gains. Both committees are
in fact utterly at sea as to the out
come in Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
TAKEN UNDER AMUSEMENT.

Federal Judges Investigate the Com
plant Of Eleven Railroads.
Chicago, Oct. 31.-Federal Judges
Baker, Grosscup and Seaman today
took under advisement, the complaint
of eleven railroads operating between
Chicago and the Missouri river, against
the ruling Of the interstate commerce
commission, reducing the rates between
the Mississippi and Missouri rivers by
nine cents a hundred pounds, when ap-
piled to thru transportation from the
Atlantic seaboard.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
THOUSANDS GREET TAFT.
Big Meeting Of the Day, i1~-I st
Rinahamton, N. Y.

Bnghamton, N. T., Oct. 81. = The
big meeting of Taft today was held
here. He was escorted thru the prin-
cipal streets, and Justify cheered thru
out. At the. armory .theater, an audi
ence Of several thousands greeted him
with a prolonged demonstration. After
being introduced as u man of job, who
has done things, in distinction to Bry-
am with his orator,v," Taft talked for
an hour, paying particular attention to
the labor issues.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
Other Games.

Fi.'st half-Cornell 5, Pennsylvania 4
Final-Cornell 10, PENNSYLVANIA 4.
First Half-Wisconsin ), Marquette
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
Tact.
(Punch.)

(Punch.)
Irish Lover (to his sweetheart, who
has big mouth)-"Is it Molly ye're
jealous of, with her meesley little
mouth? F'aix, could kiss yours three
times over and niver vance in the same
place"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
MAY GO TO JURY MONDAY.
Both Prosecution and pefense Rest, in
Morse Curtis Trial.

New York, Oct 31.-Both the prose-
cution and defense in the trial Of
Charles w. Morse an>s~~>afred HI. Cur
It's, chargedswith va~-s = federal
banking laws, rested their case early
this afternoon. This should place the
case in the jqr..s's hands by Monday
right.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
FOOT BALL RESULTS
IN EAST AND WEST

selves. Both teams were in splendid
condition and fit for a hard struggle.
. First Half-Michigan IA, Vanderbilt
a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
AspHYxlATED BY GAS.
Mason City Round House EmpIoye Ac-
cidentaIIy Killed.

Special to Times Republican.
Mason City, Oct. 31.-Ernest Olson,
aged % years Northwestern round
house employe. was asphyxiated last
night by gas. He was found this morn
ing dead. He has brother living in
Hampton. No inquest was held as his
death was accidental without doubt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31
TIRE LLETIN.
kO7|CEl'..l MEMS OF TODAY
Tho Weather.

Tho Weather.
Sur = ses Nov. 1. 6:S6; sets at
5:O4 y.
low and Missouri-Partly cloudy to-
night and Sunday; slowly rising tenn
perature.
South Dakota-Partly cloudy tonight
and Sunday; warmer tonight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-31

II makes = difference whether news
paper isNtryins to give its readers
all the news of Iowa il, order to
maintain circulation, or whether it
strives merely to give all the. ad-
vertising the department. stores of
= big city will buy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
1hsQ 1oh Dispositions d Senators
nanp, n.nlaeus and xclham
IN Richmond .IssIadsy...
NEWPORT uENs LAWYERS There
M Lett and O. D. Bachelor Repre-.
scented Judge Robinson and c. Ayiett
ns,bv Appesred for Biaekstone-Fay
Collier SAYS Judge Mann Is Against
Blackstone.

Pursuing the decision to take depo-
,iti,n. as To the facts of the trial OF
Judrr John W. G. Blackstone. VINO
was renewed from the bench in tn"
F,cy nth judicial circuit. Messrs. f.
: Col,ir and c. Aylett Ashhy spent
Yesterday in Richmond. While I'M
IN. cariiol city the attorney; took the
d. pcsiTrns Of Messrs Hill Montague.
r A. Wichham and Judge william
Mann, who were NJ "mbers of the com
mit,, en- courts of Justice of the legis-
laturc. before whom Judge Black
sione was tried. $50
Mcssr:;. r. NJ. Lett and o. d. Batch
clor. Of Newport News. were present
Yesterday in the interest of Judge
Clarence W. Robinson and several
very interesting disputes arose during
tn time the three members Of the
Senate committee were giving their
version of all the facts In Connection
with the removal Of Judge Blackstone
The defense of judge Robinson Is
claiming that Judge Blackstone never
appeared or opposed the trial by the
legi stature which removed him and the
plaintiff Is attempting to establish this
fact bv having the members OF the
committee testify rs TO what did real
" take place, before and during the
now famous trial.
Mr. Collier said last night upon his
return from ERichmopd that the :;sit
was n satisfactory one to- the attor,
news for Judge Blackstone, although
he r. inclined 10 think that Judge
Mann Is doing his utmost to help the
defense
| The dcpcsitions OF Judge Mann and
Senator Montague and Wickham will
BE- made part Of the records in the
proceedings now before the Supreme
, Court. ST. r. ..
, According to MIR. Collier. Judgf
Mann was unable to remember severa
yery important facts claimed by tbs
| plaintiff, but the senator frankly ad
mittsd that whether judge Black
| stone appf AIRED and asked for a hear
ing or not the committee would no
have granted It. after the first takin'
of testimony. Messrs. Montague anc
Wickham were OF the same opinion
| and taking the testimony as whoI'
| the attorneys for the former juris
, were much pleased with II.
| During the taking Of the deposition
OF Judge WiCkham. Mr.. Collier saws
| JUDGE Mann came In and Propounde'
a ou~sficn. The lawyers for Judg
1 Blackstone noted an exception an
! had tho matter become nart Of ees
terdav's proceedings. This was don
SO al to show that Judre Mann an
not tho attcrnevs for Judge Black
stone asked the question.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16

To arrive at a clearer understanding
Of the value of good mortality tah
Az the basis of determining accurate
Insurance rates and hence, o! promd
ing sound insurance. Dodd is especi
ally fitted by his ali-round experience
as a lawyer and an Insurance man TO
give sound and accurate advice. The
leading men engaged In Negro insM
snce are expected. Many will take
part in the public discussion. In the
evening Prof. Work will discuss The
Church and rs Social Function" The
delegates 10 the conference will visit
the Hampton Trade School and the
school farm ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
RECEPTION 10 GREAT CHiEe
OF RtORDS 2. n COUCH
Past Great lneohonie John w. Cherry
Wax in Attendance and Many
Visiting Red Men.

Captain Frank II. Couch, the newly
elected chief Of records OF the Great
Coun.i, Of Virginia Rcd Men. WAS
rendered a reception by the members
uf wyoming Tribe. No. ~. improved
order of Rcd Men last night. The
dis,insu.sheI visitors here 10 assist In
the seIepming Of the n"w chief oil
records we're J. W. Cherry. Of Nor
folk. the past grca, incoaone Of The
United States, and a: present
the present great prophet Of the
Gr.z, CourcsI Of the United States and
NJ. John williams. of Norfolk. head or
;,rcs sut great prophet ~ the Grcai
ccunciI II the United states. and Mr..
John Williamson, Of Norfolk. head OF
the advisory hoard Of the great coun-
ell Of Virginia. There were visiting
Re-. N,s present from m"st 81 the
tribes throughout Tdc~a;cr VH-
ginia.
After an interesting program. In
ciH9iug recitafrns. soaEs. and &C
dresses. the visitors Scrc served .
han.uct II corn and vcnison In the
bznquci hall II the wissam.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
NEGRO CONFERENCE 70
BEGIN AZ n. N. l. TODAY
msttsrs Of ,nterest 70 the ce'ored PEG
ole win De Discussed by Men
very Prominent i" the RAGS.

The Hampton Negro Conference Will
hc,d It's eleventh annual meeting 10
AZ and tomorrew In Cleveland Hal
cnspel nj the Normal School and VIII
take nm in public and rcund-table dis
cnssions the study Of vital economic
ana religious problems which concern
tho welfare of the negro and ~hre
rarc.. This morning 4. c. Walker.
N r.,cuc xfer Court House. Va. who
"a. hpcp very successful IN arousins
the interest Of hrs people In good
.choc,. and In bringing about cocrrra
,,,n xi,h the best white people which
ha- rcxrltrd IN Frightening the School
term In many places. viii speak on
-rsov tr Arouse the lntsrcst Ct the
|conu,auity In the School" crot.
Nooruc *. Work. Of the Georgia STATE
J,duzsriai Colicxc. n Savannah. VII
ovsa the discussion OF "Eow to Ft'
the s~hpol t. the Needs Of the Com
muu,sy.- This afternoon ;wo round
,sbvrs will W. conducicd: one on N
surasce. and sHo' her viii take 40 IN"
,,s~b~rr prosi ms. Dr. J. " Fran
cix M washington. ". C.. viii speak
an ~Tbe Contradiction of the ColcrS'
physBrisn to Race. Dcveicpcnlent
rbs. tonic win he Discussed wv phy
s,r,aus 81 Ti5cxaicr Virginia and else
xhcrc. r. G. Parks. director ~ M
rscuitnrs. Clark University. atlanta
Ca. win prrscut The CaE OF tn
Farm"
A. the "Wednesday morning session
vAjrh VII ~, n ~ 10 oiclork. J. W
ccs~>-~ ~ rirv,deie VS. viii Epcak
- Tho Carr NJ the pvvpr and ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
eHY COUNCIL NET s
sS ONLY 70 A0JOORS
v,es- pvssi6ent c. Vernon Speat'eS
vs.a in the Chair and Only Nine
- ;Members were Present.

Amer being In session about tn'es
=, 5.utes the city council. whch mss
" .dt,mn.d session last night, 40.
,ouyxea without transactins Aaw n"s''
pcss. when the body was rspp" =
s-dr.v nv vice President c. Ser"os'
S,ratlev there were present Mssrs'
v n. Rice. r. c. Rccs. Y. G. u
' ". Moore. y. r. schrnadt. .: ~
Rove L. r. Whiting. w ": H'ca
a-dSon aud C. T. Hoi.xciav- -.
The ohsec, Of the meeting was -
81 nv ;he chairsnan and as she cnan
T. n ~ the street committee was NC,
;rcSect a motion was oaered An"
a-r,rd tina; tn. council sdjonfn
yessrs. Daring aud other mempe,s
re-e on their way TO the rouae''
II. nbes. hu; arrived TOO late.
I, n uadcrsiood that the Ncwp~'
News and Oh Point hallway ans
E~~trsc Company Is willing 10 aisoN
II. council 10 substitute vitrifcd brtcs
] m tie Hassan paving material o.
I.orust ssen"e.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16

Among the young men awarded the
bachelor Of arts degree from Harvard
this session is Mr.. Dodd Frisse!i. OF
Hampton.
Mr.. George Phenix. another young
man OF the Hampton Normal school.
is to graduate with high hon"rs from
La Massachusetts school this session.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
distinguished Ea'lns Surgeon t.
Nted 10 Be euest [Nzab:lh
City c9usty msd'ea| Society.
NIL GIVE Al alu .TRA1Ep LECTURE
Or. Stuart Nc iuire, Of Richmond VIII
ne,,xer an Address Before the Ply
sicians and Surgeons in the Al
aust. Hotel Next Monday Evening"
Much Interest Manifested.

Dr. C. p. wcrtenbaker. of the on"'
Oh States marine hospital 5er'icc'
wos last night extended an invita-
tion bv the Elizabeth Cny County
Medical Society to visit Hampton ana
da,,,er an address on tuberculosis.
The lecture will be an illustrated t",k
nm, It is said that DR.. Wertenbaher
,oIk will prove highly interesting. IL
!. nroposed to rent a big hall SO 'ha'
he general public may hear the tax.
DIR. Wertenbakcr has given III,
lecture in Richmond. Norlolk anu
other cities. and he has received very
aattering notices of the splendid WORK
he is doing to wipe out the "n''o
plague. o,
His visit to Hampton is expected
70 he an attraction to the heo'e.'
profession and already plans are i'ah-
IN, to show the distinguished phs-
;ir;an a pleasant time while here
r w.rterbaker will select his own
date to come here.
Or. Mcclure Coming.
Next Monday evening DIR. stuar.
McGuire. of Richmond. member al
| the state Board of Health. Will WISH
Hampton and address the ply siclans
of Hampton and Elizabeth Guy
county. The address will be oehE'
| cred In the parlOrs of the Augusta
Hotel and the physicians of the Ne"
mort News Medical Society will De
invited to attend and listen to the
talk of Er. Mcclure.
The society last night attended u
| several matters of interest to the
,oca, musicians. one of which was a
question of ethics and caused the ses
sion to prove intensely interesting Al
times.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16

Mrs. Eugene irwin has left for Char
lcttesville, where she will attend the
Graduating exercises Of the Universe
tv If virginia. Her brother. MT. Hen
ley. will take his diploma from the
Law school.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16

s sos;. aesse.Ds alias Hash. Every,
s.as ay ming, June 20.
s0g sice.
s.M eelism. r
o. aev. u. Ramsey. d. d.
p.,'e- 0reas ion in Evangelism
NJ vW-The tor Evangelist. Rev,
lTS--chil4 Inversion. Rev. J. E.
Il:@-Rece Tor viewing eclipse OF
~ san, whic reaches greatest o6
=, abou l:l4 A. NJ.
,,Se-The hday School In Evan
e ,a Rev. a -
II, lz:9-PerM Work In Evange'
''sm, Rev. 0. Sans. .
N, Is:Se-The BIZ Behind Personal
"oi u: Prof \ 3 Gaines.
i:oo-Adjoal nent
kernoon. -.
f'o-R Y. HU Rally, under urec'
'''h OF Prof. A. Harris.
= s;l5-Addre Rev. r. D. Gray
g Monday Morning, June %.
s:45-song eryice. :,
s:W--Rsiigi(ps Journalism Rev v
i. Masters. =. :.
s:so- Educa}lon and Life, Rev. B.
q. HeniDg D.sD.
lo:o0-Mouritain Peaks of o'd irS'
lament Revelasfon DAVID. Rev. j. H.
sampey. D. d.
1l:00-ReceSs.
1i;15-Thc opportunity of the Coun-
try Church. R1y Geo, r. Taylor ~ u,
l1:b-The D0nominationa! Vai"'
OF the Country Church. Mr. VIM Ely
son.
12:15-ReIaticn Of the Country
Church to the City Church. Rev. W. T.
D. d.
12:45-Open Discussion.
51:00-Adjourameut.
! Afternoon.
Recreation.
7:3n-Twilight prayer ana fra'S''
Rev. w. Mosby Seay.
! S:l5--A Campaign Cf Education ior
he Sunday School, Rev. X. II. f't''
}. ID. -4g.
. 9:0O-The New Sunday school,
Rgv. J. NJ. Frost d. u
Tuesday Morning. June 81.
: S:45-SonR Service.
9:00-Mountain Peaks OF Ola IeS.a-
nent Revelation (Eliiah. Rev. }, H.
'ampey. d. d.
10:OO--The Teacher.
(a) Method Classes. Rev. T.
t. - &C. Davis.
r. (bl Teachers Meetings, Rev.
J. e. l.. Pell. d. ID.
11:0A-Open Discussion.
1:15-Recess.
1l:S5-CsradiDg the School.
ta) Classification OF Schoi-
ars, Rev. e. J. ID. Parker
(b) The Graded Curriculum
Rev. w. c. James.
." (c) Question Drawer. Three
Wise Men and the other
Wise Man.
1:00-Adjourpment.
5 Afternoon.
Recreation.
Evening.
7:3O-Twilight Prayer and Praise.
sey.. W. e. Gibson.
s:is-Address. Rev. c. n. Jones.
}. d.
s:oo-Address, Rev. G. ". McDan'
Il, d. D.
"Wednesday Morning. July I.
S.4s-Song Service.
s:e0-Mounrain Peaks Of Old Tes'
ament Revelation Isaiah). Rev. J. n.
ampey. d. d.
I0:00-ShaiI We Form a State Sun
ay school Association? -.
"a, What Would Be It's
..r- Function. Rev. e. Win
FREY. l.. D.
. d, How Would 1t Be Sup
portods Rev. r. ]. Bate
man
49,. "a. Gel What Would BE It's Re
lations to Existing Organ
jzat.cns? Prof. J. T. Hen
.-x dersou.
fl.s0-Open Discussion.
'l:6eSermon. Rev. w. N. Vines. ID
kAx,prpmcof
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16

Mrs. John l.. 8. Cooke left yester-
day for Red Bank. N. j.. where she
viii visit her parents for several
We Ks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16

Mr.. FAY Sinclair left last evening
for a visit of ten days in Washington.
Baltimore and Hagerstown, Md.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
ron SALE.

FOR sALE-oR EXCHANGE. FRESH
ccxs. Also sbcxs 2.soo pounds
ccyptry hama. sseaksast bsccn aed
lard AAdre~s CHA& SETTER
~ - fksssus " tss-ln
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
Observation-Disclosures
Matters Personal :
Observation-Disclosures

Central Methodist church will be
the scene at 5.o'clock this afternoon
OF a pretty marriage ceremony, when
Mr.. Est.li Nock. OF Newport News
will claim Miss Josie Topping. the
daughter Of Mrs. Annie Topping. oil
Armistcad avenue. as his BRIDE The
church will be prcttily decorated. Kew.
John +. Cuthrieii. the pastor, Will Oh
fciate. and Mss Eta Hope will pla!
the wedding march. Mr.. Milton Noch
OF Newport News, WILL be the bes'
man, and Miss Lola Topping Will at
tend her sister as maid OF honor.
Messrs. r. A Garrett. Ernest VIII
liams. Harry Digs and Jeter Bray
will be the ushers.
MIR. Notch and his bride will leave
on the Washington steamer Tor d
wedding trip to the North.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16

Mr.. Robert L. ]. Gaylord OF Peters
burg, is spending few Qdays In Tn
city with friends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16

Miss Pat Morgan, of Shawboro. \
C.. is the guest of Miss Nell Lee
East Hampton
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
,ssSss Due 20 N.,ursl csSsss.

rree vas a r"port roise tive
rcy,as ,aS' right 10 the EFFECT ths'
a wouas had a''"rnp,ad suicide ~
,s.,ns > dose ~ priso~. bs; III
p ~ ceSen. Who a:'cnde6 the 20.
man 1870 thai his paficut bad
r.ss@ a,'rmpt 10 ,ske her Ne
N saie ma, he vas asse~d
ing m nissss due TO ssfws'
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Miss Tyler, Of Richmond. who mas
been n member of the Buckroe
house parts is visiting Miss Anna
Woodward, in Victoria avenue.
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FIR lun-h cosnfer. App,y TO
BARNES HOTEL CAVE. ~
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Mr.. J. NJ. Weller, OF Richmond
with his family, Is here to spend
month al Buckroe Beach hotel. MIR
Weller is general agent OF the E'r
gina Firemen's Fund Association.
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Mr. r. J. ingram. Of Lynchburg
spent yesterday in the city.
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Major J. Howard Bonneville,-pro-
fessor OF military in st. Martin 5
Academy, Philadelphia. is expected to
arrive here Thursday to spend sew.
eral days with his parents. MIR. ana
Mrs. Columbus J. Bonneville. Of Hope
street. Major Bonneville was former
" principal of the Syms-Eaton Acad,
emy and the Phoebus Graded
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lee last nigh:
celebrated their crystal wedding al
their cottage at Buckroe Beach In
most enjoyable manner. There were
a larg, nudnber Of guests present
and all were entertained in delight
ful manner.
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