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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-05
COLLEGE
AND SCHOOL.
What the Students
Arc D0ilg.

AElCn Nu4SCdy AoplOs.
Thanksgiving was a great dav foI
kWilliam and Mary; in fact. It NAY
4 be said TO have been a William anc
AMary day in Newport News. Witt /
the side lines crowded with slumn |
OF the college and with hundreds O.
teachers from all over the state. the |
4 latter. for the most part in sympathy |
& with our college. our team swept the
strong Hampden-Sidney squad dowT
before il by the decisive score of L
TO o. thus inflicting the greatest de
4 feat that any team from William
and Mary has ever inflicted upoi
any Of It's college rivals.
II ever there was cause for a team
playing hard, il was Thanksgiving
& evening. when hundreds OF the fair
sex. waving the banners OF orange
and white, urged the boys OF &C
victory. and II ever a team. n re
sponse 10 such a call. did play like
81 fiends. il was last Thursday. wheI
our boys. seemingly regardless O.
life and limb. and fighting ike tigers
continually broke through Hamp-
den-Sidney's line. ever pushing 70
ward their goal line. Three touch
y downs and two goals was the sun
total Of the scoring. but this gives ;
very slight idea Of the ground gain
c during the game. Penalize,
again and again. and even havini
one touchdown made by Porter call
ed back. il was reckoned after IN
game that enough ground was trs
versed because OF these penaltie
for az least three extra touchdown
OF the touohdowns. one each va
made by Taylor. Porter and Drive
Porter made his BY a heavy das
through Inc and a spectacular ru
o. seventy wards toward the close {
the first half.
From beginning 70 end. the teai
played together. each man doing q
that il was possible for him TO d.
and the headwork used was som
thing superb. We think we are sa
in saying that the team fought
this game as no other William ar
Mary team has ever fought.
After the game. the men we
surrounded and borne from Il
# field upon the shoulders of the ST
dents who were present.
That night. the team was invit'
10 attend the show at the Acaden
OF Music. and later were given cor
plimentary tickets TO the banquet
the Lexington Hotel.
z The football team viii play {
ST. Vincent team in Newport Ne
tomorrow. It is hoped TO clC
enough on this game TO pay off
the remaining expenses INCUR
during the season.
The basketball team is now pr
ticing daily. Hall and Schlossbe
manager and captain. respective
and both star members of last yea
team. are now out for practice sii
tie football season IS over. J
first game of the season viii
played in Ashland. Saturday mig
with Randolph Macon College.
After the game last Thursday. !
James Driver. left half back. v
elected captain for next years 70
ball team. Driver has played a
star member of the team this ye
and II gives great deal of pleas
10 those interested in athletics
know that be will be present W
rs as captain of the team next ye
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-05
Where to worship TOMORROW

BAPTIST.
Rev. q. S. Kennard.
Services every Sunday at tlIA. NJ.
and 7:4S P. NJ.
ESiSCvFkf.
Rev. w. A. r. Goodwin.
Services every Sunday AZ II A. NJ.
and P. M. Men's Services in
the Parish House al 7.5O P. NJ.
NEfHOurST.
Rev. Z. K. Odell
Services every Sunday az IL A. NJ.
ard 7:4S P. NJ.
PKESBYTERIaN.
Services every Sunday evening a
7:4S o'clock.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-05

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PIONEERS OF ALASKA.
 t6LOO NO. i.

Fred H. Anderson. Sec Ist and srd Wednesdays of each month Eagle hall.
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LECTURES ON
 RAGE SUICIDE

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GAVE HIS LIFE FOR
 WOMEN AND CHILDREN

NEW YoRE eGratrr ae,e ## no man than f4i~. tnata mr nf down rIv hfr fur hiz rrHnd
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 Ou June l.. lso4 Aallb.r s.a- raies clerk in Riversida nsmta on Nor'a Brother island K cen tn, .5-tat.d eN- cursion steamer. Gncra S.orum d mass of liam. hirc duur aa tae is- land Mir. Nal bar lus aae.af n. first at the work nt ro--u tsraae -a.H= mer he plnne.I Ip II. water lul svam ou, to :. aal4 yoF#sn Hnd cHfld- rrn se,rr jumue frea t- hHera steamer He s-izai tha#. i..tl.. ellIE- ren and took 'her -rfr tr htI-. On a -ecanI grip tsyo aaaaa eHllareH were saved. aa, q tr.. #a.rrr,Il .fz journeys out n taaburHHH. t,wsr Hs saved three woaen
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NOTICE or FORFEITURE.

To Julia Ford n'e Jackson and r. F Lane. their hers. successors OF as- signs:
 You are hereby notified that the uu- dcrsigned has expended in labor and Improvements tn, sum of one hundred dollars for the yar I9o7 upon the fol- lowing claim. to.vit: Hot Air quartz claim situated nne-half mile from creek claim No nn Trilby. and one half mile from No. above on Solo mon river. in th. Cape Nome Mining District. District of Alaska.
 And you are further notified that if you do not. within ninety 1s0) days from the date of inal publication here of. cause 10 be paid to the undersigned your proportlonaie share of said ex- penditure. as co-owners. your interest in said claim win become the property of the undersigned. under Section 2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United States.
 F. W. SILVER.
 Co-Owner. By F. F. Silver. Agent and Attorney intact.
 Date of first pub. Feb. 12. 1908. Date of last pub. May 6. 1908.
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taraest eduard and Pool Room in Aias-s a' the Board Of Trade
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PLAYS A JOKE
 AND SAVES 500

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KNIGHTS OF ROBERT EMMETs.
 Wednesdays. B p. m A. McGetti, gan Sec.
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" THERE AMERICANS
 AND ENGLISH DIFFER

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Y. Nj. C. A.

Sons of the North hall. Thursday ' 20 p. m. | Kell. sec.
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cAlEpoNIANS.

Second and fourth Mondays in each month. at S:30 ?. m. Pioneer hall. Steadman avenue.
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GE M AN CLUB.

Every first and third Wednesday. A Bhali
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-13
Between New Book Covers

desire to be duped by impostors and
charlatens.
Behind tire Scenes with the Mediums.
Ply Davi1 p. Abbott. Chicago: The
open Court Publishing. Co.
Edgar NJ. Bacon, whose Henry Hud-
son" has recently been added to the
Putnams' American Men of Energy
series, confers an American nativity
upon the daring navigator "by virtue
of his discoveries" He points out the
fact that while Henry Hudson was
great man by nature, yet the fame
which he won was in great measure
thrust upon him. 1t rests entirely on
four voyages, which were all unsuc-
cessful as regards their immediate OBJ
ject-the discover of commercial
passage to China other than that by
the Cape of Good Hope
Mr.. Bacon describes him as the nor
NAL product of q great epoch, Neither
before nor since his time could any
man have conceived project at once
so reasonable and so unreasonable, so
dependent upon sober logic and upon
baseless fable, upon newly awakened
knowledge and old superstition, as that
which urged him again and again to
penetrate the barriers of an unknown
wast for pathway to an Impossible
east
1t was a consequence of the times in
which he lived tat every known effort
of Hudson's life was baffled or at least
hampered by the men who sailed with
him. Neither by birth, residence, Ian
guage nor sympathy was he Hol-
lander. He was an Englishman, whose
ignorance of the Dutch language ana
characteristics impelled the Dutch por-
ton of his crew to actual mutiny on
the third and most famous of his voy-
ages--that undertaken in 1903 at the
expense of the Dutch East India COM
pany. This mutinous spirit turned him
aside from the prosecution of the plan
to which he was pledged, but by the
exercise of a fraction of his rightfui
authority, by the use of such diplomatic
skill as he possessed and by the buoy
ancy of an unyielding hope he effected
compromise which enabled him to
bring the Half Moon to the North
American coast to discover the mouth
OF the great river which now bears ms
name, to sail up it's waters for loo
miles and to make possible the Dutch
settlement on Manhattan island which
was to be fraught with such epoch
making consequences. .
His fourth and last voyage, In 1910,
resulted in the discovery OF the strait
now known as Hudson strait and the
great bay which has received the name
of Hudson bay. Yet II is notable
fact that the Hollanders, In whose
service Hudson sailed, showed no ap-
preciation of the value of his explora-
tions, and that neither the makers or
their charts nor the governing boards
of their merchants deemed his achleVe-
ments on the merican coast worth
mention till some time after his death.
Henry Hudson. BY Edgar nj. Bacon.
New York: G.. Putnam's Sons.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-13
HEARD AROUND
HOTEL CORRIDORS

George D. Seldner, wife and daugh-
ter, Miss M. Hammond and Miss N. v.
Spader compose a party of tourists
from Erie. Pa, stopping at the Angelus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse II. Sheppard of
Boston are guests at the Angelus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney N. Mayer of
New York are registered at the Alex
andria.
Thomas II. Coles and wife of Mime
apolis are visitors at the Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Beach of Chicago
are stopping at the Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Elmer and daugh-
ter of st. Paul have taken apartments
at the Alexandria.
A. c. Merryman, jr., and wife of Mar
mello, Wis, are stopping at the Van
Nuys.
E. C. Bradley of San Francisco is a
visitor In the city and is registered at
the Westminster. Mr.. Bradley is vice
president of the Pacific States Tele-
phone company.
Edwin o. Childs of Honolulu is stop
ping at the Hayward. Mr.. Childs is
representative of the Alexander Young
hotel and expects to locate here per-
manently.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-13
AGED MOTHER ON STRETCHER
IN COURT SUES HER SON
Helpless Woman Taken from Hospital
Asks That Man, Alleged to Be
Rich, Be Made to Help
Her

Borne on a stretcher Mrs. Annie Will
son, So years old, helpless and without
means. was carried into the superior
court yesterday to testify in her suit
against Albert S. Wilson, her son.
Mrs. Wilson has been lying sick at
the county hospital for some time and
she seeks through the courts to compel
her son to support her Another son.
Edward, she says, has maintained her
for the last six years and now finds ne
is unable to do so longer because or
his small wages and the heavy ex-
penses of his own family.
The defendant, she says, has $4,000
worth of property and has refused her
appeals for assistance.
Wilson, in answer to the complaint
some weeks ago, denied that he is able
to support his mother and says he
needs his money to support himself and
Wife Judge Monroe continued the case
until he could procure Wilson's presT
enee in court and promised the moth
er's attorneys he would give them
twenty-four hours notice of the time
when this can be done.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-13
BOOK WORLD NOTES


Professor Sladen, the well known au-
thor of "Quee. Things about Japan mas
for his collaboration In his new work
"Queer Things about Persia" a former
attache of the legation of France at the
court of Persia. The facts and impress
sions are the latter's-the setting OIL
them In order the formers. The DOOR,
together with the views and photographs
from life, gives as faithful representation
of the mysteries of the land OF xerxes
as an Occidental can hope to achieve.
In the authors discussion of the woman
question In Persia, 1t Is curious to note
that Persian husbands do not approve OF
the reading of novels by the femais
members of their families. Whether they
are read Is not stated.
George Macdonalds 1.-THE Princess and
the Goblin" one of the best fairy stories
children ever read, has been issued in
new edition by the Lippincott company.
with Illustrations. There are twelve OF
these in color by Maria l.. Kirk, and
number of black and white drawings and
decorations by Arthur Hughes, whose
work has been compared, not unjustly'
70 that of Sir John Tenniel 1t makes
a charming gift book for children
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-13
DUNLAP ADJUTANT
OF UNIFORM RANK
POPULAR PYTHIAN is GIVEN a
HIGH HONOR
Will Take Active Part in Reorganiza-
ton of Entire command-Regi-
nent Plans Elaborate
Entertainment

r. L. Dunlap has been honored with
the appointment of adjutant of the
First battalion, Third regiment, Uni
form rank, Knights of Pythias.
The appointment was made by Maj.
w. G. Miller, commander of the bat
TALON, and confirmed by Col. K. A.
Miller, commander of the regiment.
This promotion places Adjutant
Dunlap as executive officer under Maj.
Miller of the First battalion of the
Third regiment, which consists of the
home companies, covering Los Angeles
company No. %, Santa Monica COM
pany No. 81 and Long Beach company
No. 3S.
Col. K. A. Miller who was elected
commanding officer of the regiment
the first of January, has appointed l..
NJ Mueller as adjutant of the regi-
ment. These four officers mentioned
will take an active part in reorganiz-
ing the entire command.
The third regiment is making elabo-
rate plans to entertain the companies
of the state at the meeting of the
grand lodge of California at Long
Beach about May 90. All the COM
panies will be assigned to duty by Col.
Miller.
The grand lodge will award large
cash prizes for general proficiency in
military work. Several crack COM
panies are expected from the northern
part of the state to compete for the
prizes.
1t will be the object of Adjutant
Dunlap to assist Maj. Miller in bring
ing the companies of the battalion up
to a standard of such proficiency that
the visiting companies cannot easily
annex the prizes. In fact, the Third
regiment will exert it's best efforts not
to be outdone In entertaining the
grand lodge.
Adjutant Dunlap has not only
worked himself from the ground up
In the order of the knights of Pyth-
las, but he is holding responsible po-
sition as deputy clerk of the supreme
court OF the Los Angeles district con-
sisting of ten southern counties of CAL
ifornia. He was appointed by Frank
J. Jordan chief clerk and served I'M
der him for eighteen months Then he
was reappointed by #. L. Coughey.
who succeeded Mr.. Jordan. This re-
appointment was in recognition of
services rendered by Mr.. Dunlap in
his official capacity.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-13
U. S. MARSHAL TO SERVE
NOTICE ON COREY ET AL.
Federal Officers VIII Start for Calex-
leo Today to Summon Three Cali
fornia Development COM
pany Officials

Following the order of the United
States circuit court, B. f. Franklin,
deputy United States marshal, will
leave for Calexico today to serve notice
on F. G. Herman, chief engineer of
the California Development company,
to appear Monday and show cause why
he, together with Epes Randolph, the
president, and H. 7. Corey, general
manager of the company, should not be
adiudged in contempt.
The order was granted on the ground
that the company had failed to comply
with the injunction issued by Judge
Wellborn, which enjoined the COM
pany from allowing waste water in its
canals from flowing into the Salton
basin.
Reports yesterday were to the effect
that the company had complied with
the injunction Tuesday. but that 1t
will try to secure a modification.
The injunction was issued in the
action brought by the New Liverpool
Salt company, when its works were
threatened by the rising of water in the
Salton sink.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-13
"SEELEY DID RIGHT "
SAY HIS LAWYERS
FERRIS FORMER PRESS AGENT
cLosETED WITH COUNSEL
Deputy Sheriff Serves Warrant While
Man Accused of Approprlating
Employers Money Is
with Attorneys

deputy sheriff sat in the law office
of Jones & Weller in the Thorpe build
ing almost the entire forenoon yester-
day while Walter Hoff Seeley. express
agent of Dick Ferris, theater manager,
was closeted with the attorneys, dis
cussing the charges brought against
him by Ferris that he had appropriated
$3.50 belonging to his associate.
Seeley reached Los Angeles yester-
day morning and Immediately went TO
the offices of his attorneys. The sher-
ifs office was notified that he was
there and a deputy was sent to serve a
warrant for his arrest.
Time in which to secure bail was
granted, and later In the day Seeley
and Attorney D. r. Weller and w. X.
Hervey, vice president of the Amerf-
can National bank, appeared in JUS
tice Selphs court, where the two lat
ter furnished bail for his release. His
examination was set for Saturday
morning at $3.50.
Seeiey's attorneys declare their client
did only right and acted within his
power at the time he is charged with
misappropriating funds, and that when
he voluntarily came from Goldheld and
gave himself up to the authorities he
Justified the predictions of friends that
he would not only face the charges
against him, but would insist on vim
dication.
The warrant charging Seeley with
embezzlement was sworn out last Sat-
urday, two days after he had suddenly
left town, ostensibly for San Fran
cisco, where he left instructions to
have his mail forwarded.
The sheriff's office was notified that
he could not be located In that city ana
he was later heard from in Goldield.
1t is said he has since been In COM
with friends in Los Ange-
les, who urged him to return
Ferris. at the time the complaint
was filed, said Seeley had persuaded
him to change his account from one
bank to another, and when the bank
was called upon for an accounting his
balance was short $500.
Later, according to Ferris, Seeley
transferred $500 from Ferris account to
his own.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-13
RAILROAD NEWS

w. J. Black, passenger traffic man
ager of the Santa Fe lines at Chicago.
accompanied by his wife. arrived In the
city yesterday. They will spend few
days here, visiting points of interest
before returning east
A. II. Moffitt, travelling passenger
agent of the Erie lines, with offices at
San Francisco, who has been here on
a few days business trip, left for Ari-
iona yesterday.
II. j. Snyder, general agent of the
Mexican Central railway at San Fran
cisco. Is in the city on business.
], T. Bate, commercial agent of the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas road, has
gone to Riverside on business.
HOTEL GREEN. PASADENA.
Finest Winter Resort In the World.
j. H. HOLMES, Manager
European and American Plan.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-13
VISITING ELKS HAVE FINE
TRIP TO THE MAGIC ISLE
Santa Catalina Island Company Ten
ders AntIered Party Courtesies
ders AntIered Party Courtesies of
Avalon and Local Lodge

The visiting Elks and their friends
were treated to another enjoyable out
ing yesterday in the trip to Catalina
island.
The party left the Huntington depot
at o'clock a. M, bound for San Pc
dro, where the Elks boarded the
steamer Cabrillo.
Special arrangements had been made
at the island to show the visitors a
good time and they were accorded ev-
ery courtesy. on their return they
were entertained by a smoker" given
by the local Elks.
Tomorrow they will be taken over the
"balloon" route.