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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-02-27
What to do With
The Changing

What to do with the Changing is
interesting people in town and country
these days. There is talk Of holding q
meeting of citizens AID requesting the
commissioners to attend. The senti-
ment seems universal that the best
thing to do Is to bring the gang in and
pave one mile on each of the leading
roads out of town.
With the town and county officials
cooperating, by getting the necessary
machinery, INT enlisting the aid OF
property wne on the different roads,
there could be miles of roads paved
this year.
People will haul rock, free, and SUBJ
scribe money besides, it is said, in order
to get their roads paved.
One mile of paved roads will make
more good road onvert than all the
talk since Adam.
Merchants and farmers alike have
suffered from the ~deplorable condition
of the roads.
Without one cent more of taxation,
by the cooperation of town and county
officials, and with the enthusiastic aid
and support of property owners along
the roads to be paved, many miles of
good roads could be had this year.
Better one mile of paved road than
ona hundred miles OF mudholes!
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-02-27

The town commissioners, ut their
next meeting will consider, and may
adopt q pavement ordinance, which will
be based on the following:
From the court house to Anderson
avenue, pavement to be full width Of
walk, 90 feet.
Where walk is 20 feet wide. On resi-
dence portion of Main street, cement to
be II feet wide.
From Anderson avenue to Notermar
corner 8 feet wide, from there TO end Of
street, 6 feet.
On Anderson avenue, full width Of
present walk.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-02-27
FAX NOTICE.

To the Taxpayers sf Hendersonville:
Previous to this date I gave notice
that / would levy upon the personal
property of the taxpayers OF the town of
He~ndersonville on March 5th, 1908.
That notice is still in force. and If your
property is levied upon on that date you
need not be surprised, and you viii have
no cause to complain.
Ii you can convince me that YOU are
unable Lo pay your taxes or that date
and will see me about it, / will try to
extend the time for you.
l have the right to levy for tax at any
time during the month Of March, and
[ desire that all taxes due shall be set
tied by the first of April, as the town
must have money. Please call at once
and settle them.
This is a fair notice and possibly tie
last notice that you will ever get.
This February 18th, 1905.
T. M. SMITH.
Town Tax Collector.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-02-27
Union Meeting.

The Union meeting of the Carolina
Association will be held with the Barn
we'll Church, March 28-29th, 1908.
SATURDAY A. NJ.
1000 Devotional Exercises, MP. Case.
1890 Enrolment of messengers aHd
organization.
11:OO The need of organized church
work. II. r. French and Geo. Wharton.
SATURDAY P. M.
100 What should a church do for the
country, j. L. Brookshire and D. Sc
Pace.
200 What should the country do for
the church, ]. L. Orr and CASTOR Free
man.
800 What should be the attitude OF
u churches to the pending prohibi-
tiou issue, w. a. Morris, G. 8. Wall
aud J.. II. Drake.
SUNDAY A. M.
1000 Sunday schools their purpose
and place, G. S. Jones, G. W. Conner
and Emery LYDIA
HOO Missionary sermon, by C. D.
Cole.
loo The Ideal Church-its work, its
fellowship and it's decipline, George
Wharton. A. T. Hart and 1. T. Laugh
ter.
The churches of the Association IL
earnest Y requested to send MESSENGERS.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-02-27
Last Call
Notice to the Taxpayers
of Henderson County

You will please take notice
that on the 18th day of March,
1908, | will advertise all real
and personal property for de-
taxes due for year
1907. This is fair notice, and
/ will comply strictly with
same. So do not delay paying
and then complain at me for
having to pay cost. This
means YOU, if not paid. | am
Respectfully,
c. E. BROOKS,
Tax Collector.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-02-27
Caution!

When you see an advertisement offer
ing o a prize free if you sell 50 many
1oxes of pills for a certain price, look
nut for it. Several Henderson county
people have been caught and now they
find claims against them in tPe hands OF
lawyers and justices of the peace.
Don't bite!
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-02-27
to the Taxpayers of Hem
jacksonville, N. C.

You will take notice that on the 5th
day of March, 1908, l shall levy upon
all the personal property of Delinquent
tax payers and sell the same to settle
their axes.
THIS MEANS YOU, If you have not
paid your axes. II you have paid your
taxes you are not concerned In this mo-
tice. Respectfully,
T. NJ. SIXTH.
Town Tax Collector.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-02-27

TOWN..

o u meter.
Court convenes next Monday.
The ground hog saw bis shadow.
There will probably be plenty of fruit
this year.
The county commissioners meet next
Monday.
February is the shortest month, yet it
has five Saturdays in it.
The Canton mill nov wants its maple
wood peeled, before accepting it.
This session of court promises to he
exceptionally interesting.
The elevator at the Gates viii be ran
ning by next Monday.
Lee Justus, of EdneyviIIe. is very low
with the mumps.
The three men who escaped from the
chain gang have not yet been re.captur-
ed.
Now comes the time to clean up back
yards and begin to get ready for busl-
ness.
LOST-On Main st., a gold brooch;
finder will receive reward by leaving u
this Office.
The postponed st. Valentine dance at
the Hotel Gates was an extremely IT,
t~eresting affair.
The new city ordinances have just
been issued from this office, making q
very neat pamphlet of 43 pages.
The two operators at Balfour have
been laid off and the telegraph instru-
ments removed from the office.
Two big loads of hogs and bay were
seen on Main street. Friday. Different
from last year, when the farmer had
little or nothing to sell.
The p~ostoffice observed Sunday hours
on Washington's Birthday. The rural
route carriers had a deserved and well
come day of rest.
+. J. Case has bought out the business
~ n n Hu6ou n = Tho 1.1or M. Cocn
will endeavor to treat his patrons so
they will find it to their profit to trade
with him. He will carry a good line
of goods, will sell as close as the market
permits and would be glad to have his
friends call around.
The K. of P. Lodge had another in
~teresting meeting on Monday night.
The rank of esquire was conferred upon
two candidates. The Lodge is making
q steady growth in membership. The
Lodge will shortly have a beautiful
electric sign, in the shape of a triangle,
composed of 81 lights. In the center
will be the two letters "K. P" The
sign will be onthe Bailey block,
C.. A. Hobbs was accused of writing
certain valentines to 6ifferant well
known men here. The valentines were
poetic efforts of no mean merit, they
were really funny, and were keenly en-
joyed by those receiving them. But it
appears that Mr.. Hobbs was % guilty,
but that Mr.. j. R. Hatch knew more
about the matter than was supposed.
So Mr.. Hatch, last Friday night brought
a basket full of just the o delicious
lunch you can imagine, to the AsheVille
and Hendersonville Office, in the Bailey
block. There it was p%artaken of by the
men who had received the valentines,
and Mr.. Hatch's peace.offering soon
disappeared from view. A vote being
taken, 1t was decided that Mr.. Hatch
had made his peace with his victims,
and if another such a lunch would be
forthcoming he was cordially invited to
write some more valentines.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-02-27
An Expert TAilO r
Here.

An expert Tailor will be at my store
Friday and Saturday, Feb. 2sth and
29th. with an elegant assortment of
woolens for spring and summer. (Suits,
Top-Coats and Trousers.)
We will be pleased to show you this
line, and guarantee . 1T.
Phone SO J. o. WILLIAMS.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-02-27

T. R. Barrows sick-a-bed with grippe
See the ne" spring st, Is: 10 stetsOr
Hats at Glazeners.
Down goes Che prices 81 shoes at
Glazener's.
e~lazener cuts the price appd sells the
goods.
] Say Pard have you seen the $1,000
suits at Glazener's for s. 20.
H. Patterson has bought the Hender-
sOnville Mercantile Coupe ny's, lease
and fixtures.
H. Patterson has returned from Gin
cinati.
W. q. Gambler. of B ltim9re, is spend
ing q short time in OWE
Mr.. and Mrs. ". q. Gambler, with
Mrs. John smathera, are IN DillsOoro
for a few days.
Joe Lance, who killed the little girl
at BeunA Vista, about chrisFmas, is out
on bail.
Miss Nell Edwards is now in the mar.
ket getting Patterns and SELECTING stock
for Mrs. A. E. POsey's millinery store
FOR sALE-A MOsler safe, in good
condition. Also a hand elsyyatOr. APP
ply Hustler ONCE.
Chss. Nuchols, of Charlotte. was IN
town for a few days this week.. visiting
his wife. a guest OF Mrs Freeman and
Hesterly.
E. w. Ewbank made a quick trip
from Greenyi lie that he might attend
the K. P. Lodge meeting, Monday
night. He attended.
The sleet storm of Tuesday night was
severe. Many rec were damaged.
The electric light and other Eire. were
uninjured, aitho' each had increased
wonderfully in size.
Silk and Ribbon sale Saturday, Feb.
29th. $3.50 quality Black, Blue and
Brown Taffeta sale price sl'15. SOC
quality china 29c. Many other patterns
at half price. at Glazeuer's
A white prisoner, a boy, escaped from
tho colnty jail last Sunday. Sawed a
bar and wiggled through.
Mrs. A. E. Posey intends to clean out
her winter millinery stock. If she has
to almost give it away.
Mrs. billiard station and Mrs. :.
Johnston we're called to Savannah, Sun
day. by wire. Mrs. JohnstoP's brother
died In that city of paralysis, on satur-
day.
A man begging aims in town satur-
day, claimed to have been bitten by a
mad dog and wanted funds 9th which
to go % Atlanta for treatment.
john L. Orr is making extensive
improvements on the Posey residence
on the Flat Rock road. Mr.. Orr re-
Gently purchased this desirable prop
erty.
o. H! Orr has the contract for cutting
the ditch for the water line from Henry
Jordan's corne in Columbia Park, West
HendersOnville. t main wafer line or
Academy street. Mr.. Orr 10 now at
work with a force of hands and will
push the work to completion.
John Shearer,a prominent ranchman,
of Montrose, Colo, got religion and re-
fuses to pay u large liquor bill con-
tracted for during his unEegenerated
days.
Q. c. SOnner has been elected vice.
prsident of the Bank of SsIuds. to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of DR..
E. B. GOeIet. h. B. Lane i cashier,
David c. Barrow, Q. e. SOnner, w. C.
Robertson. s. D. Staten q. B. Lane
are Directors.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-02-27
At the Hotel Gates

Rev'd and Mrs Paul Mathews, of GIN
cinnati, o. (maid and child ]. A. Lar
son. Chicago, ILL.,: l.. A. Morris. Atlanta,
Ca; G. W. Mapp, Accomsck. Va; l..
K. Mooers, Staunton, Va. "
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-29
Kurds Slaughter Thousands,

Tohoran, April o. Dispatches
were read in parliament today stating
that the Iturds around 'muhiah, a
town Of Persian Armenia, had pillagrd
thirty-siX villages and mus-acrcd two
thousand people,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03

of Cornell University and others.
Without exception the speakers con-
futed the Koch theory.
The responsibility of soci 'ty for
tuberculosis was the theme OF dis
cussion At the session of the section
on the economic aspects OF tubercu-
losis in which Dr. Koch Riis, of New
York: Dr. Go,thald Panniw of
Berlin: DR.. Sr. Stafford. OF Ireland:
Rev. Samuel McChord CrotheTs. OF
Mass. and Miss Kate
Barnard. of Oklahoma, participated.
Two Millions Needed.
DR. Koch pleaded for two million
dollars as the amount nee sssary to
carry or the work o. inv stigation
He reviewed the history OF the TWEEN
ty-five years that have interviewed
since the tuberculosis bacillus was
discovered. and the struggle to en-
force the full acceptance OF the bacll-
ius as a cause of tuberculosis, and
pointed out that it had been shown
that in England and Scotland the
mortality has diminished
slightly. but increased in Ireland; di-
minished in Boston, but undiminish-
d in Minnesota Why there should
be this difference required. said he.
enormously expensive investigation.
DR.. Stafford declared that the work
done by women vii! be the or at
means OF educating our people TO
avoid what. after all, is preventa-
Bile disease.
While the congress will adjourn
finally tomorrow. the tuberculosis ex-
position will! continue it's exhibition
until OF October II.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03
QUE; AIARvONiA ;
NO ARREsTSMADE
No Further Posses 8einn Organfzeo-
Newton's Reported Death Error
is Alive and Well.

RICHMOND. VA. Oct. 2.-Qu'et
raisns again in the slate mining town
of Aryonia. in buckingham county
which has bees so stirred throughout
the week fer fear Of further law!ess-
ness by an alleged band Of outlaws.
No arrests have Vet been made nor
anv further posses being organized.
The officials and citizens feel that
still hunt will prove more enec.
tive
There was some excitement TINS
morning over a report that one OF the
ESCAPED prisoners. wanted by the au-
.horities had been captured but this
was without foundation None OF
the men have even been seen.
Without foundation also was the re-
port tina. Charles Newton had been
killed. supposedly by one Of the re-
puted bandits. Newton was seen al
his home Yesterday and SAID he coalu
TO. account for the report.
II arrests are attempted. there Is
likely to he a tragedy for the escap-
cd men declare they would not be
taken alive.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03
NEWPORT NEWS VA, SATURDAY. OCTOBER ;, 1905.

Montreal won the merit convention
over Milwaukee, the fina: vote bens
Is 10 II.
Silas Cook. mayor OF East 81
Louis, H., was elected president and
John McVicar. OF Des Moines was
chosen secretary treasurer. IL. }
Duyant. OF Savannah. Ga. was elect
ed vica presidcn, aid 7. J. McCar
thy. Charleston. s. C.. was named
as trustee.
At today's ss!on Mayor W. K
Joyner. OF Atlanta. Ga, gave figures
from the police and court records
and from the city treasurer's once
o. Atlanta, showing n falling on OF
more than % pr cent. In the ar
rests for drunkenness and miSd+
meanors primarily attributable L
drunkness.
Mayor David r. Rose, of Milwau
kce followed. quoting figures to show
that the number OF arrests in Atlanta
al pres, Mt exceeds those in Milwau
kee He paid glowing tribute t
the orderliness OF his own city.
Mayor Rose took & standing posi-
ton against the primary law.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03
HEAPeD UPON
RCOsEVELTBY SOk.IN.lAW
"President Again Eight Years from
Now" Tri'ls Longworth-white
House Statement eryan's Undoing
nv Asso,,xt.j f.ress.)

ROCK ISLAND. ILL. Oct. 1.-The
odore Roosevelt for Presid mt again
eight years from now" was the de-
clara.ion today OF the Presidents
son-in-law, Congressman Nicholas
Longworth. in a speech he made to-
dag on the grounds Of tn. TriStat-
Exposition, TO a large audience that
rhecred the sentiTeirt again and
again
Mr. Lohgworth's statement was
made during the course OF a eulogv
and def nse Of The Presidents ad-
ministrstion. He first proposed that
the Republican leader for the Esxt
eight years be William Howard Taft.
who. II elected. as the sp, aker was
confident he would b.. should be re-
turned to ;ha; Office for a secoa I
terra.
Following Mr. TAFT as President.
riousIy declared Mr.. Longwor;h.
Theodore Roosevelt should b. re-
turned to the chair for the next
eight years.
The speaker Oh II sharply attacked
Ar. Eryan's political polici $. charg-
ing him With the theft Of Roosevelt 8
ideas. !ikcuiHg him 10 the fable 81
III" ass. which vas clothed in to-
lions skin.
H- I.oTEwCT;h has asserted that
Er Bryan would bp defeated for the
prry iicHcy at thc polls in Nov mb"r
n tn" result Of sta:emcn,a issued
from III White House by President
Roosevelt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03
NEW FEATUES APPEAR
IN RUST J MURDER CASE
Husband Of MrsRice Shown to Have
Been in Tos,-Woman says
Bah Joke.
fBy Asst,ated Press,

OMAHA NEl Oct. New and
significant featfs were INJECTED IN
the Rustin mufer mystery today
when MIS-. RiceWas placed upon the
stand to answe questions propounu-
ed by tbs insf rance companies IN
which Rustin hid policies.
The answers yere desired in case
Mrs. Rice shoultget beyond the jnriS-
diction of the curt and would reuse
to return for TIL trial. and Mrs. Rus
tin made claimupcn the companies
for the amount II her husbands poll
Cies
The most sigificant new feature
was the fact tina while Mrs. Rice was
sick at hospitl and was being a.
tended l.y DR.. Il stfn, s'rang" man
visited her a number to times ana
sent flowers andcandy.
Husband Vas In Omaha.
Mrs. Rice Introduced this man as
her uncle. but q the stand today adj
mltted that he vas no relation to her
in anv way. Sic said his FIRST name
was Jess" but that she did not
know his surname. Another imnort'
ant feature was letter from Mrs
Djcn to Or. Rustp. found in Or. Rus,
tins papers. after his death. This
letter was date, April :. 1908. and
after thanking Or. Rusiir FOR k'n"'
ness while the writer was patient
said:
"My baby is ding nicely and grow
ing fat. NY husband Joins me in
sending his best regards.
This is the fist men,i.n that Mr.
Rec was in Omaha. although he was
reported IN have been s"fn her" i
q few dars before the murder of Rus
tin
After the hearing Mrs Rice notiii'd
the court that she was unable to gave
TIE lord required and that sh" woni'
r main in jail until II" DAVIS hear
ing.
All a Joke. She Said.
That letter TO DR.. Rustin a5ou'
the baby was al joke said Mrs
Abbis Rice in an interview this AFTER
noon. There was never baby. J.
was all joke setwecn myself anf
Dr. Rrstin. Neither did my HUSBAND
ever send DR. Rustin his regards
have not seen ny husband for NOR
than e year. That Eii,RYa 1 of re
,,rds uas ar q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03
COLONEL RESIGNS.
Nottirsham's Withdrawal! Received
ane Accepted by Governor.

RICHMOND. VA. Oct. 1T was
Announced a, th" ONCE Ct III" Ad1u-
,ant General that the resignation OF
Colonel Thomas !. Nottingham. OF
Norfolk. commardaEt Of the seventy
frg; Virginia Regiment. has been re-
ceiyad bv the gov rnor and accepted
The reason for the withdraTl Of
Colonel Nottingham from thevStai-
militia service are not given in detail.
though his Ia;'.r s'ateS. in convention
al form that he r"tircs on account OF
tho prcssure Ct outside business.
Colonel Nottingham has served TN"
Com rouwealth fg'ihfuliy as an OH
CIR and during M Spanish-Amsric2n
war vas captain u company iha'
ssw service. ur"ncinS as captain.
no has hccn asso, iatsd with the Viz
c;F:a scIuria"rs frr at least twenty
,sars. n has ls""7 promoted by cleo
TO- from va-'C.:- grades to a colo
rcIcy.
of.iccrS ia 1ur e promotion ar"
CoIcusI = W o. MS. - Port smorih.
Major y W Sa'"rrouSky. of Norfolk:
Mater Epps. ~ r. mouth. and Major
GcGwin. of Emp.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03
Hols| Fmp'oys lpp'oa he'd 10 IT,
half Of Goud.
WIFE PRESENTS AfFIQAVIIs
Admits Drinking In Moderation
Custodian Of Premises Under Con.
tract to Urea. Mrs. Gould IN Con-
temptuous Manner.
fBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Oct. THAT $4,000
had been offered an employee OF the
Hotel ST. Regis TO give false testi-
mony against Mrs. Howard Gould.
WIS the substance Of an affidavit.
purporting TO have been made by
the Rey. FIR. Joseph G. Murray,
which was presented to Justice Gieg-
erich in the Supreme Court today.
The case came up before the justice
TODAY on a motion to strike out GER
tain allegations in Mrs. Gould's COM
plaint in her suit for separation
from her husband as scandalcus and
irrelevant
Mrs. Gould's counsel opposed the
motion ard presented several AMI
davits In which 1t was charged that
certain witnesses had been hired to
testify in favor Of Mr.. Gould.
Wanted "Prooer Reports."'
The affidavit Of Fr. Murray was
one OF the papers PR scented. II de-
cIares that Michael II. Dooly had
told the priest that while he was
employ at the Hotel ~. Regis.
where Mrs. Gould lived. detective
went to him with the proposition
that ne give a proper report OF
Mrs. Gould's comings and goings a:
the hotel. the amount Of wine she
drank and the names Of her Sisi-
tors, notably those OF them tina; were
men"
Another AFFIDAVIT. made by Maui
rice Moiiery. alleges that Moilery
was under ccntFact while custodian
Of Castle Gorld at Peri Washington.
10 trea. Mrs. Gould in a con;emptu-
GUS fashion.
The lawyer. fer Mrs. Gould recited
how II was all ged that Moilery han
gone into the house. sat on divans
and pulled cigarette smoke in Mrs.
Gogid's face. whom she ordered him
from the house.
A Cocktail Now and Then.
An affidavit submitted by Mrs.
G0aId IN reply 10 allegations OF her
husband that she is addicted to the
use Of intoxicating IiGuors says:
When living in the country and
spending most CT my tim, in the
open air. have drank a cocktail on
sitting down 20 luncheon. and gcnsr-
any 4 glass Of cocktail and a glass
o. champaign We were always &C
cus;omed TO have wine served nj
these M ais hut that was the extent
Of my drinking"
Could Jealous OF Royalty.
Then she accuses her husband ct
gross habits OF inioaioatiou. She
Says shs vas particulariy annoyes
ny her husband during trip 20
ExyTt. where they were entertained
ny the Rheaivc and Prince Mcham-
med Al. She accuses Mr.. Gould OF
being aicus when ste v-nt drivins
with the prince. while he vent in a
carriage with another woman. Who
was q guest al the Iuuchcou.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03
YOUNC OFFICERS TO
FACE COURT MARTIAL
Lieu|enanls Evans iDd Burt To Be
Tried Upon Various
Charges.
DISMISSAL FOR kIDSA|paln
Absence from Station. Profare and
Disrespeeful Language and Drunk
cnness Among Numerous Charges
-Midshipman Bernard Senteneeo
to Dismissal.
(By Associated Press.)

MANILA. Oct 2-Lieut rnant Frank
Taylor Evans. o. the battltship
Louisiana and Lieutenant Charles
Burt. of the battleship Georgia. VIII
be tried before a special court mar
tial board which will assemble oil tn:
bat,leshir Wisconsin October ..
The charges against Lieutenant
Evans are: Being absent from HIS
station while acting as chief or the
deck, using profan and disre spectfnl
language to \ superior cnicCr. ana
intoXicat ion.
The charges against Lieutenant
BUT are for "conduct unpecoming an
officer and gentleman"
Rear Admiral s ton Schrol der "
the ba:,leship Wisconsin will act as
president u the court
! Midshipman Richard Bernaid. OF
the battleship Louisiana. was tried
, before court martial beard at Al
. bany. Australia. and the sentence
! was dismissal from the service. Ber
nara was found guilty of being under
the influence Of liquor while on pa
rade in Nelbonrnss
+the battleship Minnesota, will b'
tried en- the charge CT being undcl
| The influence Of liquor while at Al
bany. Australia.
| Captain Hugo Oste rhaus. OF the bat
! tleship Connecticut. acted as presi
Il mt of the court which sentenced
Midshipman Bernard.
!. Son Of Atmira! Evans.
! WASHINGTON. y. c., Oct. Lieu
! tenant Frank Taylcr Evans. who, &C
: cording to a despatch from Manila
! is to be court martialed Gu various
! charges. is the son of Admiral Rob
: ley Evans. who took the oat.leshiI
II fit from Hampton Roads TO the
! Pacific coast No report of th'
charges. affecting young Evans al
yet reached the navy department.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03

THE WgATHgA
Fair and warmer Saturday
and Sunday; light variable
winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-03
DECREE GRANTED.
Nat c. cccewin Gets Divorce tlsNN
Maxine Elliott.
lBy Associated Press).

RENO NEW. Oct. Mat c. Good
win. today obtained an absolute a.
vorce frcm his wife, Jessie Dermott
Goodwin. known ss Maxine Eaott.
Judge pike granted the decree on the
ground of dcscrtion. There was no
contest.