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Evening journal., 1908-03-14
ANTI-BRYAN men
WERE in CONTROL
Friends Of Judge Gray DOmi-
mated Democratic State
Committee at Dover
speeIal to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

a
DOVER. Del. March 1i-when the
Democratic state Central Committee
yesterday selected April II as the date
for holding the State convention Tor
sending out a National Convention
delegation II might have been taken
as a victory for the Bryan men VINO
had opposed from the first a convention
so early as March 81, the date some OF
the antl-Bryan men wanted
II was. however, only a concession
to the friends Of the Nebraskan, who
want plenty Of time to get out their
vote at the primaries. for notwith-
standing the big crowds the Nebraska
leader drew to him while In Delaware
the Democratic State Central Commit
tee yesterday was dominated by George
Gray men.
"The beauiy Of It ali is" sand Former
Senator Salmon OF Now Castle county
the Gray committeeman who intro
duced thee Endorsement of Gray which
the committee passed at It's last session,
chat the Gray campaign is gaining
strength in Delaware every day and
men who we're only lukewarm In their
support Of the Delawarean are now
warming I'D for battle Kent and Sus-
sex counties. supposed to have been
more friendly 20 Bryan than is judge
Gray's home county. are now toeming
with Gray supporters and workers"
The whole argument Of the Gray men
was that Bryan could not be nomi-
mated on the first ballot. and. II he
could not, then Gray would surely be
The man.
A minute VAS adopted on the death
oc Ccmmlitaeman lllihu Morris, OF
Sussex, and Harlon NJ. Joseph. Of Mid
wny. Sussex county. was elected 10
succeed the deceased Sussex lea0er
This call was Issued for primaries on
April II to elect delegates 20 the State
convention 10 be held on April IA In
Dover Ths state convention will clec'
six delegates ana six nlternates TO IN.
National Convention In Denver.
Evening journal., 1908-03-14
FAME DECIDES TO
ENTER COMBINE

The Fame Fire Company az a spe-
cial meeting held last night decided 10
become one OF the "Combination''
companies Of the Bire Department It
Is understood that thero are only few
members who oppose going into the
Combine"
The company's action win come be-
fore the Combination" companies TO
be discussed and Il is understood that
no objection win be made to thu Fame
coming I'm, but the present oompaot
between the seven members Of the
Combine" must stand until ell the
loompanies In II have received the Of
fees to which they are entitled under
the agreement. This viii mean that
the Fame can expect no oncera Of the
department until fourteen years hence.
when the present compact expires.
II is expected that in tho event OF
the Fame Company Joining the Conn
bine" the other "Anti-Combins~ COM
panles win also come in, which viii
Eventually mean rotation OF officers In
the department, thing looked forward
to by a majority OF the fremsn in
the city.
Evening journal., 1908-03-14

The National Protective Legion Benefit
Wilmington Legion, No. $40. will
give a benefit az the Garrick Theatre,
Monday evening, March 16, 1908, tick
cts for sale at their office. 716 Market
street, Room 1922
Evening journal., 1908-03-14

ones grasp. A perfect storm OF cleo
trio fire descends, amid which the imps
and witches are seen reveling In their
fendish merriment.
Evening journal., 1908-03-14
MAYOR AFTER
MORE REVENUE
Discusses WiIminetOn's Finan-
CiaI Affairs With State
Revenue Commission

Mayor Horace Wilson appeared be-
fore the members Of the State Rev
enue and Taxation Commission yester-
day afternoon and discussed with them
Wnmington's source of revenue deriv-
ed from taxation. His object for ap-
pearing before the board was to reach
an understanding so that there would
be no conflict between City Council
and the revenue commission in matters
that will be brought before the next
Legislature effecting this city
Mayor Wilson said that he did not
want to see the city go to the Legis-
lature and ask for something which
the State Revenue Board had already
asked for. He made the contention
that the state should not detract from
the city its right to tax various things
other than real estate, for its own oen-
eft He showed comparisons win
other cities which had revenue other
than that OF real estate taxation ana
IN some instances, these revenues
amounted to over 100000, whereas
Wilmington's income other than real
estate tax, aggregated only Sls,OoV,
The mayor showed that NashNlhe
Tenn. which is a little larger thar
this city, had a revenue from sources
other than real estate taxation o.
S345,OOO; Trenton. $4,000 and Read
ing. Pa, which is about the same si1'
as wilmington. $4,000. by reasoi
Of this revenue" said the mayor. "th'
tax on real estate in these cities il
below what Il Is here"
The Mayor said that other things u
this city beside real estate should b
taxed but Just how this is TO be ac
complished, he is in doubt
Philip L. Cannon, presided at th'
meeting and he suggested that abou
the best way would be to get the Leg
islature TO relegate authority TO VIII
minRton to tax whatever II wanted Z,
in the city for its own needs. Mayor
Wilson thought such action would b'
a good way but he wanted TO impress
lupon the mem bers Of the revenue
board that they should offer no sug
gestions to the Legislature in the mat
ter OF taxation In this city which
might conflict with similar taxes whici
the city might wish to levy itself.
Mr.. Cannon said he thought that th'
matter could be Strengthened out, 81
that Wilmington would not be inter
fered with in this respect. He though
that Mayor Wilson's appearance be
fore the board would work much gool
ana in this he said he was sure n
expressed the opinion Of all the mem
bers OF the board.
Evening journal., 1908-03-14

Negotiations have been completed
'whejeby Walter Damrosch and the
New York Symphony Orchestra, with
Nine. Lillian Nordica as the soloist,
have been secured for an appearance
in Wilmington on Friday evening, April
"a, at the Grand Opera House. The
famous organization and its distin-
guished leader are to be brought here
by Loudon Charlton, the well-Known
New York impresario, and the engage
ment may be ranked as probably the
most important of the season.
No orchestra leader in America ia
better known than Walter Damrosch,
and none has done more to spread the
gospel Of music in this country. For
over twenty years Mr.. Damrosch has
labored along the same consistent line,
and step by step he has developed the
New York Symphony from a strug-
Cling organization to a place among
the very best orchestras that the
country can boast. The orchesta is
now aided by a substantial subsidy
which has been of tremendous help
in bringing 1t to its present excellence.
AS an Interpreter Of Wagner, Mr..
.Damrosch occupies a position alto
gether unique in America, though he
has by no means confined himself ex-
clusively to the works Of the great
German master. Russian music has
likewise claimed much of his attention,
while the best Of the worlds SYM
phonic literature is embraced in his
repertory. To music lovers who ap-
preciate what an inspiring affair a
concert by a great symphony orchestra
Evening journal., 1908-03-14
GEORGETOWN
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, March 14.-R- G.
White. a well known lawyer of this
town, addressed the New Century Club
yesterday afternoon on THE Exper-
ience Of a Country Lawyer" His ad
dress was very interesting.
Professor John ID. Brooks. superin
tendent Of Sussex county schools, says
that the awakened spirit in educational
matters has caused many Of the rural
districts OF this county TO agitate the
erection Of new school buildings but
before any further building is done
in the rural districts, he thinks there
should be a general redistricting OF
the county by some central authority
Evening journal., 1908-03-14
ONLY SIX CENTS
FOR LENKEWICZ

The jury in the case Of Waclaw
I.enkewicz's administrator VS.. the
Wilmington City Railway Company
returned to Superior Court last even
ing with a verdict Of six cents and
costs for the plaintiff.
The action was to recover damages
for the death of Waclaw, who was run
down and killed by a Newport trolley
car in 1906. 1t was contended by
Philip @. Churchman and Philip l.
Garrett that the boy met his death
through the carelessness Of the trolley
company. Andrew c. Gray and Wal
ter H. Hayes, for the company, show
ed, however, that the boy walked de-
liberately into the side Of the car.
Evening journal., 1908-03-14
The Great "KNFTZCER. {"

class novelty entertainers, presenting
a welcome relief from the old and
methods so long in use by
similar enterprises. The public's wants
have been carefully considered by
Manager Vogel, who has acquired re-
cognition for the development of min
strelsy, receiving the steadfast finan-
cial support Of all lovers of amuse-
ment. A grand and imposing free
spectacular street parade viii be given.
Walter Leroy and Florence Clayton
bring to the Garrick the coming week
George NJ. Cohans latest success en-
titled "Hogan's Millions" Those who
know anything of George Cohan's
sketches and are familiar with the
work of Walter Leroy and Florence
Clayton viii recognize a treat in store
for pext week. The Piccolo Midgets,
in singing, dancing and comedy act;
Ameta, the queen of mirror dancers;
Sydney Gibson. a singing comedian;
.Selbini and Grovini, French gymnasts;
Nat Jerome the Hebrew comedian;
and the Century Singing Comedians,
all contribute to the bill for the week
Tempest and Sunshine" has as
its foundation Mary j. Holmes novel
Of the same name. The play is an
intensely strong drama with touches
OF pathos and comedy adroitly COM
mingled. The book is too general a
favorite TO need a recommendation to
the theatre going public. Tempest
and Sunshine" will be seen at the Ly-
ceum on March 10, 20 and 21.
The Porter ]. White production OF
Goethe's immortal masterpiece Faust"
will be at the Grand Opera House
here Thursday afternoon and evening,
March 10. This production uses the
same scenery used by Lewis Morrison,
who was probably the best exponent
Of the dramatic Mephisto. The be-
ginning of the fifth act shows Faust
and Mephisto toiling up the steep
rocks and yawning chasms OF the peak
Of the Brocken. in the Hartz Noun
tains. where, according TO the German
legend, the witches and warloclxs
meet on Walpurgis night (the thir-
teenth of Apri) to hold their yearly
festivities. At midnight a mighty
tempest rises and the witches gather
from far and near to their unholy
festival During the truly horrifyine
scene that follows Msphisto shows
Faust the never-failing punishment Of
evil, and the curtain falls with terror
striolsn Faust writhing In the evil
Evening journal., 1908-03-14
DESERTED, SHE
GETS SEPARATION

lin Superior Court yesterday after
noon Mrs Mabel d. Gouert was grant
d a divorce from her husband, Walter
A. Gouert. Her ground was deser-
ton.
Mrs. Gouert, who said her maiden
name was Dutton, said she married
Gouert in 1899 and lived with him
until August, 1904, when he deserted
her She has not seen him since. JOS
eph A. Dutton. father Of the petit
toner, testified that his daughter had
been deserted by her husband. The
decree was subsequently granted.
Evening journal., 1908-03-14
CAMDEN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
CAMDEN, March 14.-rhe grangers
held their annual social at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. A. n. Brown In Wyom
ing on Wednesday evening
william Roe. of Smyrna, has been
visiting friends in Camden
Colonel and Mrs. Charles L. Terry
have been visiting I'm Philadelphia.
John w. Evans has been visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs Peter Houseman, of Milford,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs John W. Noll.
Evening journal., 1908-03-14

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1908-03-14
ADDITION TO BIG
DOVER CANNERY
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, March 14.-A new factory
building, 30 by 100 feet, 70 be used
exclusively for the handling and treat
ment OF tomatoes and tomato soups
has been ordered built by the Richard
son and Robbins Company OF Dover
The new addition 10 their already large
plant is 10 be completed In time for
the seasons pack Of tomatoes,
This viii make the fourth factory
building to be begun. with a view
of completion by the last OF August,
in Dover.
Evening journal., 1908-03-14
MEDICAL
PARKER1S

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Has been used ior over slxty-nye years Dy
msilions OF mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success. It
eoothes the child. s0ftens the gums, allaya
ai pain; cures wind cole. ana q tne best
a. every part OF the world. Be sure and
q AZ Tor Mrs Winslow,s Soothlng syrup"
and take no other kind Iwenty-five
and Drugs Act. June soth. 1905. Serial
An OLD AND WELL TRIED REATDN.
Evening journal., 1908-03-14

can be, there is no need of emphasiz-
ing the importance OF the Damrosch
engagement. and the announcement is
bound to occasion general satisfaction.
Only a few cities in this vicinity will
be given an opportunity to hear the
New York Symphony on the present
tour, so the fact that this city is in
cluded is ground for special congratu-
lation. Nine. Nordica will positively
apf p as the soloist for this single
.Daurosch concert
"A wIfe's Secret closes three
days engagement at the Lyceum The
atre this afternoon and tonight
The play "Kate Barton's Tempta-
ton" which is written by Thomas H.
Sewell, appears at the Lyceum March
/ 16, II and IS. A story dealing with
waywardness, love, villainy, bribery,
vengeance. repentance and retribution,
/ exposing many Of the inside workings
4 of the crooked. are all presented in
faithful realism free from RESPONSE
bility. The scenery is realistic, and the
cast, headed by Miss Ida Russell, who
is generally known with the amuse-
ment public as the original stage Bow
cry girl. is specially selected.
John W vogeps Big City MinstrelE
play at the Grand Opera House on
Wednesday afternoon and evening
March IS. These minstrels are con-
Quoted on a broad and liberal basis
THE company. containing the cream OF
laugh producers. and the pick Of high
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-11
FOUR BASKETBALL SEVEk5
FORMED AT Y. N. {. 4.
Tournamen Will Begin Next Tues
day Night Whh oouble-Heaaer
In the Gyr, nasium.

The four srvcnS. With, h ar" to par
ticipatr IN the basketball tournament
a, Tho Young Mems Christian Asso
citation. during the coming season,
were organic, d At an enthusiasts +"
meeting of the athl"tl,. association
last nigh; Mr. John Bowen was
chosen the secretary OF tn" four
teams ami the personnel of ia" S"r,
ms are As follows
Charles r"w"iI Alien
Crockett. FAyrttc Howard Elliott
Hickman. Thomas Sh'"han. R"h"r!
Cunningham and Roy " !jl,r.
Colds John II Buw'n. G"nrr" W.
McAli,t,r. L. II. t,a'' wood W. V.
Belts. Thomus Wood ans" Charles Sin
clair.
Blues Raymond Bj''lnpham. vii
lam Cnluuua ThomnS Wilson.
Charles Weymouth. Edgar Outten
ana Floyd Taylor.
Reds George Walkr". Il u Cocl;
Robert 4 Holt: Hunter Tisn"r R".
land Sinclair Ashton SiIClair and Ed
ward Comhl!nG
The tournament VIII Start next
TUESDAY uiIhr when 4 dUlhi'-hc adler
will l." play, Il in tn" gymnasium
Saturday afternoon from - j. to ;
O'Clock III" Junior gyms class will b"
instructed by physical. Nir"rtor Mon
falc0n" while the i,nm"di9t" class
will meet la.r in III" afternoon
The senior class WHY b. formed
newt Monday night
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-11
HAMPTON Pt1OEBl)S AND OLD Pom
PHOEBUS TOWN COUNCIL
HELD SESSION LAST NIGHT
Council imam Por.er Enters Protest
Against the Negro Women Con
Quoting Restaurants.

According to a Statclnt MT made IT.
the rhurhuS town council by tonn.
Gilman Fred Porter last might. Their"
are too MANY restaurants being con
Quoted by colorrl women on not too
guoI' reputation along Mallory street.
Mr.. Porter sad that III" saloon man
is charged with everything. lat he
desired 20 protest against such places
being PERMITTED along IN" principal
street OF the city
II d"\' Hoped that tIr women IN
uurH ion have taken uut licenses to
run restaurant and tn" council IN
struggled Town Sergeant Williams To
Keep ,iEilant watch ont for any
wrong ,!oing and To have tn" women
punished II anything OF a disorder ly
nature Is attempted
r. sides the restaurant matter. the
sec sion OF III" council was Il very
tame on" and only routine business
was di>pos, d of
Councilman i ! LouGnran acted rs
chairman in ihr absence OF Mayor l.
p Furnr2S. who is attending til" Riv
crs and narhors Congress in Wash.
inct0n TIL" Counrilmrn present
were. NrsSrs George y. Sutd"r, "
G Morris. NJ W0SSCrman. GrorE" h
Lancer. End Fred Porter
Town Recorder l.. {. i.arrahe" r. at
the minutes of thu November SEES.
sion. which were approved
The mayors report showed that
NavOr FilrNHSS tried Il cases in No
vcmhrr and collected fines and f." s
10 So 81 Town Sergeant
Williams made his report. showing
that thu police Department made -
arrests in \Ovcmhs
Coupons representing $50 interest
on the street improvement bonds
were burned in the pres nee Of III"
council " Recorder Larrahoc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-11
DAVENPORT-kRAFT.
Pretty Wedding Ceremony at Old
Point Yesterday Afternoon.

Mr.. John Blackwell Davenport. il
clerk in the lostoi,ic" n Old Point.
and Miss Cecilia a. Kraft. daughter
Of Mrs. Clara AllbriSil'. Of Phoeau.'.
We're married in 81. Mnry'S Star Of
the Sea Catholic church a o.! Point
at l:3n o'clock yest'''!aY afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Ashw, II was III" maid
OF honor and Mr.. Henry Frrhcr was
the best man. Rev. Father Wilson
performed the ceremony. which was
witnessed by the Immediate relatives
of The ,>ung couple" Miss KRAFT
wore a travelling gown, of garnet.
with hat and gloves to match. The
newly welded coupl" left for Rich
mond. where they will viSi' the par
tntS of III" groom.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-11
RUFF IS FOUND GUILTY
Jury Had Remained Out Over
Twenty.Four Hours.
MAXIMUM PENALTY IS a YEARS
Sentence Not Vet Pronounced-Biils
Of Exceptions Will be Argued Sat
urday-Charae Was Bribery-Con-
victed Man Political Boss.

| CAV III; ,\,,IS,,n CAL Dec 10 =
,h.nh,r. Ru.f tnrn,r u,Ii,icnI boss
~ Saw Er.rri.cn WA. convicted to-
sr.. ~ nrihrrv rb,. verdict WAS re-
,',, -, t,~r ,rlnck who, rho de-.
,ih,,,,;,,,,, -, ,n,. ;,r, had hc,u pro-
i'',,',', ,hr,,,,hnu, -, hnurs
Th. v.rninr. -, n5g. William IL.
lawl.r and III. y;pilarre of the pn-
No., ,.,,.,c;na al ,,trur,.d dcmons,ra-
, , ,>''
Tn.. ,.i,l which has been in pro
vrn,,, ,n, INC DAYS .nd,a win sur
hr;.inu u: ..nrnn,n,..S The Jov had al
,,,,', ,.,...,, ,rbn,,t sion or iutima-
,;,,, ,'.nr, ,hr crr,,in,J chamber on
,hn r,r'., ',c,r of cn.ncrt.r,' Han.
Tn, I,nn,.. nf pu.t ava his aItoru, ~
had risen with every horr OF delay.
and the adhorents OF he prosecution
were. prorortioua,"Iv discouraged.
Great Crowd Waited.
With numl.rs and interest undi-
mjnjshrd the hundreds OF spectators
who have CLING abuut III" court room
during ;ho closing days OF The trial.
y,;,.inrd their seats IN he chamber.
or stool patiently in a long lin" OPP
rosit. the entrance with a strong de-
:ail of police Watchin" NiS'iintlV Tor
the frs, sign of disorder inside and
others patroling every approach to
the hall
AS tn" jury filed into the cour'
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fa't YOU Hh'''''''" ''"' ''u "
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-11
SociaI-PeHsonaI

The "B. b Club met with Miss
Howe al the Hampton Normal School
last evening.
Capt Charles F.. Hewins has return
cd from Boston. where he went TO at,
tend the funeral of the late Mrs.
Robert HewinS.
Post master Harry Libhcy has re-
1urred from stay Of several days In
Washington. Mr.. Libb"y Witnessed
tn" opening of Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. J w II" returned
10 their HON" in Norfolk yesterday.
Mss Mary Whiting is tn" cues; of
friends on thtc Eascrn Shor" of Viz
GINA
Mrs. Robcrr Abcrnathy. OF Fort
Monroe. left Yesterday for a stay Of
several weeks in San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. II J.. Schm"lz ar"
spending f'w Day IN Nv York
city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-11

,,rrrd that In most instances u" gov
,rumcnr should step in and do what
,hr STATES have. either neglected or
refused TO do.
Former Cove nors blanchard. o.
Louisiana. and iard"t'. Of California
and Johnson. of Minnesota. were
prominent in he discussion. Andrew
Carnegie urgrd cooperation i'tW'"h
the states AMI Federal governments
as CT. OF the carolina! politics ~
which III" forests ma! BE saved anu
forestry encouraged.
A. the afternoon session the T"por'
of tn" section OF waters was present
I'd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-11
adam GOD" ARRESTED.
Fanatic Made No Resistance; Was
Wounded Twice
Nv a SOCiatri Pre-

NY fFH''I.t''I I'"'''
KANSAS CITY. MO. Dec 10
James Sharp, self STYLED adam God.
anj the man who led the fanatics in
heir fight with the officers, was ar,
rested tonight AZ Monticello. johnson
county. Kansas. n" maze no resist
ance.
Adam Goa" was wounded In both
hands. q shot had pierced his coat
sleeve while another bullet had
passed through his cap. When found
he was asleep hen' ath hay stack.
He told the officers that he was will
ing TO be- taktn now that he had FIN
ishcd the work that God sent him to
do
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-11
SUES FOR DIVORCE.
Mrs. Maud x. Thompson Asks Court
to Free Her From Husband.

In the Office of Clerk of tn" Courts
Harry II Holt yesterday. Mrs.
Maud" X Thompson Instituted suit
for absolute divorce from her nus
band. Mr.. Joseph r. Thompson. for
mcrly Il conductor on the street ra l.
way linz" Mr. w. II. Power. of PhOc'
bus. is tn" attorney for Mrs. Thomp'
son and The separation is asked on
III. ground Of deseriion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-11
OFFICERS OF PHoEeus !. o. O.

Old Point Lodge Elected Mr.. W. e.
Cross Noble Grand.
Cid Point Lodge. No. AZ. Improved
Order uf Odd Fellows. at its regular
meeting in Pho"bus "Wednesday even
ing elected the following officers 70"
the coming six months:
Noble grant-Mr. w. r, Cross.
Vice grand-.hr. F. p. Hammer.
Financia! s"Cretary-Mr c. II.
Warren.
K, cor ling s"cr"tary-N =. J. F.. Hub
bard
Troasurcr-Dr. D. A. Butcher
Nrssrs C. H. Warren. 3
r Kennedy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-11
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Mr. Frank c. larrabee Is Chosen the
Noble Grand for COMING Term.

At the regular meeting Of Grehle
Lodge. No l3I. ]. q. o. F.. held In
Odd Fellows hall last night. Off
were chosen for the ensuing term
as follows:
Noble erand-Mr Frank G. LARA
bee.
Vice grand-Mr. r. W lIudglnS.
Recording s"cTetary- Mr.. r NJ
Wood
Financial stcr"tary-Mr W. r Lar
ratCc.
Treasurer James Mitchell
Chaplain-Mr. George r. Game, Sr
Trusters-Mcssrs James Mitchell
s. II. Sayr" and E. f MoG"r.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-11
NORFOLK 1ALLOW co.

Buys Hides. Tallow, Grease and
Bones. Best market prices! Dead
animals removed on short notice.
free OF charge. C. H. SCHOFIELD,
Between Hampton and Riverview,
on Shell Road. Address. r. F. D., a.,
Elizabeth City Co.. Va. Bell Phone
SAL.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-11

Robert Garter. cOlOred. was arrested
, yesterday afternoon by Officer Henry
Curtis and Deputy Sheriff Thomas 5.
Curtis. He is charged with raising
disturbance on a boat