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AMERICAN THEATRE.
Desana's Leonora Pleases a Numerous
Audience.

Nine Desana made her temperance last night
at the American Theatre. singing Leonora in
Verds "Il Trovatore." She was cordially received.
and both she and NJ. Samoilov, who appeared
Manrico were long and loudly applauded at the
close of both the second and third acts The opera
was attractively staged ana the singing gen
eraIlv Intelligent and times far above the
ago of popular price productions. NJ. Boz
zano was Fernando NJ Paccini Conte di Luna.
Nine Alma Inez and Nine CanZio Azucens- The
company gave an afternoon performance. La Ira
viata'' being the bill, and Nine. Norelh Fio-
letta Nine Perego Nine. Alma, NJ Vanni and NJ
DELI Franci were in the cast Fornari conducted
at both performances.
'"Rigoetto" will be the bill tonight. II
announced last night that Miss Edith Helena had
been engaged to sing Voletta next week at two
performances of La Traviata."
New-York tribune., 1908-05-07
MAN GOES BLIND IN CROWDED STREET
Led to Police Station by Boy, Victims
Strange Aiflicticn Puzzles Doctors.

While walking in both street, his way 10 the
Salvation Army barracks at No. 20 East 12oth
street, last night, William c. Maher. keeper Of
the barracks, suddenly stricken blind. The
man stopped where he stood and then groped about
in the darkness that enveloped him and called
for help. A boy responded and he asked the lad
10 lead him to police station.
Lieutenant Thompson duty at the East
l2sth street station when the boy. who said he
was Cornelius Harrington, of 34s East 10th street.
arrived Maher was fairly well dressed, is about
forty years old and of respectable appearance, and
the policeman was impressed with his story. DR.
Ross, Of the Harlem Hospital, declared that the
man had really been stricken blind. but he said
It might prove be only temporary. The patient
was taken the hospital
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OBITUARY..
THE REV. JOHN (. DODGE.

Westboro. Mass. May 6.-The Rev John E.
Dodge. a well known Congregational clergyman.
died here to-day after a lingering illness follow
ing a surgical operation performed on him last De-
cember He 1fty-seven years old. Mr.. Dodge
had held numerous pastorates in Central Massa-
chusetts. and had served a missionary at Homo
lulu. On December 81 last. the day set for his
rage TO Miss Fannie f. Ewell, he operated
for cancer. The wedding postponed until
January 3. when the ceremony performed ny
Mr. Dodees brother, the Rev. George s. Dodge
of West Boylston at the Somerville Hospital
Mr. Dodge twice married and leaves a wife
and son, the Rev. Harold B. Dodge.
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EvELAND AMERICANA SOLD.

The seven hundred lots comprising the collection
of Americans from the library of the late Rev.
Charles w Cleveland. OF Louisville. which were
sold ON Tuesday and yesterday afternoons at the
.naa-sa, auction rooms No. West 18th street,
,,ouebt 81 zoo Mr. Cleveland private secre-
tarv TO yice-President Alexander II. stephens dur
ing the Civil War He was also his biographer.
This afternoon and evening tomorrow afternoon
and evening and on Saturday afternoon coiec-
tim of antique and modern rugs. the property of
the Persian Trading COMPANY will be sold by the
Anderson Company at their temporary annex. No
asi Fifth avenue, at 18th street.
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GEORGE 3. CHESTERMAN.

lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Pittshed, Mass. May 6.-George B. Chesterrnan
a wealthy New York club member, died from pneu-
monia in this city tonight. He fifty years old.
He was a son Of George Chesterman. late Of New
York, made fortune in real estate. Mr.
ChesterInan member of the Atlantic and
New York Yacht clubs. In 1905 he to Pitts
field. and had since resided here. He WAS building
a large country place in Bartlett avenue which he
intended occupy during the summer. He leaves
twin sister, Miss Rosalie Chestermsn OF this
city The body will be taken TO New York for
burial.
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Died.

cSEsMIERMAN-i2 M Pl,ssneld. Mas. ca wsdns:d.y M.s
as and as's1 s1ons Motto. " tn .s
CUNsINGHAM-on rae,day- May 3 laoe: Edrars H.s-
the residence OF his sou-in-iaw Robert II McConrs.
& N Of @'is Mosroe sr Post on A. AZ. av4
DE RIvEsA-Hsny c. May lsos 4 a. = pa Re sse. :,
Church Of Sc MARY, star OF tss sea Ear soessssy.
5sra. =. zrDha Ham. q scarlet fsSer Fun'T.s
dsne. q her 'sifs San1 Gssn
Hart .ometims Receiver Of Ta1es in The city q Ns
dor ESnefs raj ,sryces w BE 'as ss rs s.eos On
THURSDAY. 7th inst at 1880 a.
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residence. No. 541 End ave. Thursday afs-r-
'I Of IN. nsg family 4 AZ '''A -H'''''''' ''
ss75T Ia.sd. May :: ss.s.
Thursday at m. Intsruen. private
.s 4,a.ne srssnTsa s9 s.a Geg % 5qs. Hs y.s Mar.
Ballad w,se~ Of asnEy Ma5s E1nes:l -, !, :: :;
s. Internsnt convenience Of family
MyER-At Newark n J.. oH May S. isOs. Frances n
James and Sarah Burtiss. Funeral private.
FELETE.A,ss Eth. y shs homs 's h.r .:. M s.a:.
May g. 1soe F.nn. l. P..sr:.a a.ussisr 81 *.
intsrmsnf in Greenwood c.nssery On Friday sfssces
O'Clock
scHRoEnERaon = s.1o,. Ta.sa.y % Nay ,sss $3.50.
IN her 6sth Funeral sarvfces hsr late rssss
dencs. No. 136 Hancock BROOKLYN. IarrSdAy
evening May Z. at o'clock
SIBBERNs-on "Wednesday. May 1eos. 8s.rst SD
bernS, widow OF Edward 6foberns, n her 54rh yeezs
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to att:d
,hs funeral ssrvices at her lat. ss.deSe. so.
o'clock. In.ernent at couv.nisnos of family
sTTCkSEY-suddenIy on May Albert stfcknsy. in t,s
6eth Funeral st Grace Cnurch o.
Thursday. May !. at 10 a. m. IntGmsnt DrtTats
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WHAT rs GOING ON TODAY.

Free admission 10 Metropolitan Museum
the American Museum of Natural History
DR. Frank T. Warne The Unemployed at the
College Of city OF New York. 2:30 .. m
Meeting OF the Century Theatre Club Hotel Astor $50
T.
Annual reunion and the lecturers Board
OF Education courses, Hotel Astor, $50 ?.
Meeting Of the Society of New York, Hotel Astor.
Grill room convention Of the Illinois Society OF New
YORK, wadorf-Astoria ?. m
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FORMER STUDENTS ART EXHIBITION.

Through the courtesy OF the National Arts
Club an exhibition OF work by former students
OF the Art Students League will be held IN the
galleries of the club. in East 18th street, begin
ming Nav IS and continuing for a week Among
those contributing will be Irving r. Wiles. f. S.
Church, c. Y Turner, Frederick $. Lamb. Ella
Condie Lamb, Charles r. Lamb. Robert Reid and
F. Luis Mora.
This exhibition will be of series to be
held at the National Arts Club. showing the work
Of the schools of New York
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Tor IN. convenience Of TRIBUNE reader. .srcsa A.,
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ENeiIANpMAdephi Hotel, Liverpool: Midland Hotsl.-
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GERMAMY@fotol Bristol. Central Hotel. Hotel Aaloa.
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d j. VIA Milan; Hotel Dsnisli aad oEsnl E1ssll
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NEW HAMILTON STATUE. |
Gift of Columbia Alumni To Be
Dedicated on South Field.

A bronze statue Of Alexander Hamilton, Of
heroic size by William Ordway Partridge. the
New York sculptor, will be unveiled and dedicated
in the court south of Hamilton Hall, South
Field on the afternoon of commencement day OF
Columbia University, May 81.
The statue Is the gift of the alumni and the
college and the fund when completed VIII be
$4,000 exclusive of the cost of the pedestal
DR. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Colum-
bis is said to have contributed generously TO the
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and

OFFICIAL Record and Forecast-Washington MAY 6
Sine. the beginning Of the present rainy spell has
been impossible the kites at MOUNT weather. w.
- .b., 200 feet above the meuntaiu. thus in
d;c.ting the existence level Of considerable
stratum of calm or light airs and temporary
ers,o Of the westeas movement Of the
80 a;r IN these 1atitudes This /. probable
,lanaor Of the the Mississippi valley storm
"a advance eastward. To-night's reports show. how
,- we'll 5eveloped storm centre in Southern Indiana.
,,,b tandencv 10 move northesstward by way OF the
G. 1aurence Valley Should indicated the
great cloud has covered the country east
Of the Mississippi since Monday last will be lifted by
r.6sv morning and higher temperatures will prevail
patn ia indicated for Thursday in New England. the
Middle Atlantic end thence westward to the lake
-o.on The weather on FRIDAY will probably clear in
>-e, england and lake region; elsewhere fair aud
utat warmer is indicated. The winds along the Nev
,,ra and Middle Atlantic coasts will be fresh south
- increasing. South Atlantic fresh south; Gulf
-, Trash vest: lower lakes. brisk high southeast
becoming northwest: lakes. brisk northeast to
sdeparting on Thursday for European ports
M have fresh southeast winds and rainy weather to
Grand Banks
Fc,rr.s, for special LocaIities--For New England
rain today: clearing Friday: brisk 10 high east TO south
east winds the coast
Fo- Eastern New York, Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey and Delaware. rain to-day: fair and somewhat
warmer Friday: brisk possibly high southeast 70 east
For Maryiana e Columbia rain to-
day and somewhat warmer ffuayi piisA east 10
southeast winds. becoming west -
rain to-day: fair and slightly warmer friasy nris pos
sibiv high southeast winds, shifting to northwest
vnc., Cd1cinl Rerord.-The following official record
.-o, the weather Bureau shows changes the
,enneraure for the twentysour in comparison
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Highest temperature yesterday. 81 degrees lowest 50
for corresponding date last year.
80 svrsge corresponding date last thirty three
Local ForecsssTo day rsin: Friday fslr and soine~
~hn. brisk, possoiv high southeast 10 easi'
ind morning.
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ROMAN BISHOP OF RICHMOND RESIGNS

that Bishop Van Vyver of this Catholic has
resigned and will return to his old home In Bel
eiurn.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-07

S.,vou. women take Horsford's Acid Phosphate 20
relieves nausea SICK heeuAcne anu
tTr.omnis A wholesome tonic
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pyER-BIJJMENFELD-o wednesday,, May g 1908.
at No II West SD by Judge Eranger. Estslle.
daughter OF Mrs. Minnie Bumenfed, TO siesmpnd
Adler.
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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-09-17

from the text Christ is all and in
all" Col. III. n. We are always
so glad to hear Mr.. Wares COM
forting words and we can truth
fully say as he is winding up his
fourth year here that he has done
his duty faithfully regardless Of
the opinion of some. Our pray
ers will follow him wherever he
may 60 in the coming years of his
ministerial labors realizing the
fact that God will be with him
wherever he goes.
Miss Ida Belle Hudgins left
Tuesday for Norfolk where she
will spend time with her friends
and relatives of that place.
LILAC.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-09-17
MATHEWS COUNTY.
REDART.

Mrs Annie Dixon left Tuesday
for Newport News. Va, where
she will spend some time before
returning.
Mesdames Walter Gwynn and
James Outland left last week for
King aud Queen county. where
they have gone TO attend a Sane
tilted revival. We wish them a
pleasant trip.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrow Calls was made happy
last week by the arrival of a fine
baby bov.
Mrs. George Powell is spending
some time with her daughter,
Mrs. Calls.
If Madam Rumor is true we'd
dings bells will be ringing in this
vicinity in the near future. We
wonder who the happy ones will
be. MADGE.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-09-17
NORTH.

Miss Alice Muir. of Baltimore,
is visiting the family of Capt.
William Nelson.
Cards have. been received an
nouncing the coming marriage. of
Miss Alice Wingfield to DIR. w.
w. Nelson, the wedding to take
place IA Richmond September 73.
Miss Hannah r. Down will re-
turn to Eastern College, Front
Royal, Va, the 22nd, She antic-
ipates having a large music class
the coming year.
Mrs. l.. p. Dudley. of Mechan-
icsville. Md, is spending two
weeks with her father, Captain
Tom Nelson.
Mrs. Augusta K. McGonnigal.
of Washington, d. c.. and Mrs,
Emma Saxton, of Wilmington.
Delaware, left for their homes
Monday 18th. having spent a
most delightful month visiting
the families of ]. w. Down and
Harry L. Nelson.
Miss Elizabeth Clements left
for Norfolk Saturday last to euter
school for the coming year.
Rev. w. ]. Williams officiated
at the christening of Harry Down
Nelson Saturday last.
The Cemetery Society held a
very important meeting Friday.
September nth. They discussed
plaas for adding to their bank
account when the fair is held in
October. New officers were cleo
ted.
Miss Billups has gone to Chi
cago with her sister. Mrs. ]. J.
Freeman. She will return Christ
mas.
Mrs. Fentress Nottingham. ot
Eastern Shore, is visiting her
father Mr.. Seth Miller.
Harry Mason and Frank B.
Miller left last week for Glouces.
ter, to attend the Tabb school.
MAUD.
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LABAN.

Miss Sadie Brownley gracefully
entertained a number of her
friends on last Wednesday night
in honor of her birthday. Lawn
games and music both vocal and
instrumental were enjoyed by all
present after which confection-
aries were passed around and the
parties went home in good spirits
thanking Miss BROMLEY for a
most enjoyable evening.
Mrs. Robert Forrest is spending
some time with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Elkanah Diggs.
Mrs. w. L. Owens. who has
been spending a number of weeks
with her numerous relatives ard
friends of this place. has returned
70 her home in Berkeley. accom-
panied by her sister-in-law. Mrs.
b. H. Hurst.
Rev. w. l.. Ware preached his
usual afternoon sermon at BetheI
! last SUNDAY to a filed house.
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HUDGINS.

Mrs. Mollie Davis and two sons.
Frank and Thomas who have
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Ida
Morgan, of Gwynns Island, re-
TUNED to her home Sunday last
accompanied by Mrs. Morgan and
two little sons, Levi and. James
Henry,
Mrs. Nellie Holden and family.
Of Baltimore. who have been Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Sadler. returned to their
home Friday last. accompanied
by her brother, Mr.. Burlelgh
Sadler.
Capt. James Williams. Keeper
of Hogge Island Light Station.
came home Sunday last, and will
leave Friday to resume his duties.
accompanied by his wife. Mrs.
Sallie Williams
Mr.. George HURLEY and Miss
Dosia Stoermer were married at
home of Mr.. Frederick Stoermer
on last Tuesday afternoon at
4 o'clock. The happy couple
will reside near Retz.
BAD Boy,
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The best of all teachers is expert
-ence. c. M. Harden, of Silver City,
North Carolina, says: ''I find Elec-
trio Bitters does all that's claimed for
it. For stomach, liver and kidney
troubles it can't be beat. have tried
it and find it a most excellence medi-
cine" Mr.. Harden is right; it's the
best of all medicines also for weakness,
lame back and all run down conditions.
Best too for chills and malaria. Sold
under guarantee at all druggists. Soc.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-09-17

Next Monday. September 10th.
will be Mathews Courtday. Hon.
William A. Jones will address
the voters.
Mr.. Frank Moore, of Stormont,
Middlesex county. visited rela-
tives and friends here on last
Sunday and Monday.
Foley's Orino Laxative IL a new
remedy, an improvement on the Iaxx-
tives of former years. as Il does not
grippe or nauseate and Is pleasant to
take. 1t Is guar snteed. Sold by all
druggists.
The Security Life Insurance
Co.. of Norfolk, and Dixon Bart
lett Shoe Co., of Baltimore. both
have new ads in this issue. Do
not fail to read them.
Now IS the time to have your
winter clothes cleaned and press
ed or have a new suit made. r..
Wesley Foster is still doing bust
ness at the same, old stand and
he guarantees all work to be sat
isfactory. Give him your orders
now and avoid the rush,
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VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC NTrHUTE.
State Agricultural and Mechanical
~ College.
4 " NJ I 70
Tabernacle, Va.
9-3-3t

state Agricultural and mechanical
~ College,
AT BLACKSBURG, VA.
Fifty-six instructors. thoroughly equip
ped shops, laboratories and infirmary.
Steam heating and electric lights in
dosmitories. Library 10000 volumes.
Farm of 100 acres. Degree courses in
Agriculture. Horticulture, Applied
Chemistry, Applied Geology, Civil.
Mining. Mechanical and Electrical En-
cheering, Metsllurgy and Metaliogra-
ply and Preparatory Veterinary Medi-
cine.
SCHOOL OF AcRIcULTURALAPP
Total cost of session of nine months,
including tuition and other fees, board
washing, uniforms, medical attend
ance, etc., $1,000. Cost of State stu
diets, $3.50.
The next session opens Wednesday,
September 23rd, 1908.
PAUL b. BARRINcER, NJ. D., l.. L. D.,
go Bon President.
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BrVan-Eern,JOne Club to be
ORGANIZED.

There will be organized in the
Court House during the recess OF
court on Monday. Sept. 2Ist.
A Bryan-Kern-Jones Club to aid
iii the present campaign. Hon.
William A. Jones will be present
on that day and will address the
voters of Mathews. All who de-
sire the success of the Democratic
party in this campaign are desired
to be present.
L. G. GARRETT.
Chm Dem. County Com.