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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-24
Jobanna Glisabetb
GtBen eeitcrben.

GtBett 9eItcrbett.
0ir GootenelOdeu. bic tmmer uho
INNER wieoer biuourhtlineen burh
bieies raid Onbin eilenoe RenShen n.
lebeu, 10 ons MIR oft an bas e%rinnert
weroen, mas mir beten uno in9en;
Ntitten mir i'm 2eben fino nit ben
COB uuifaueen, baben mir in unierer
5taot oieie 8phe suieoerum ners
nommen.
Gin 8rabbleef bat ih fir uns
aeihloTen, in fid bsr9eno bic iroi
Iden u~eberreite elmer Hiunirin pels
die unlere Stabt in ibrer frlben
Rinbbsit fannie.
Srau Sobanna @liiabetE Gisen 1T
ON persaneenen Samitae Nlittag i'm
6eim ibrer SamieSertohter. Der
8ittue Gbaa. U @ib:n in Gntifor'
mia, Uio.. eeiturbeu, uno uuroe ibre
2ei6e am Wontae Radmtttag bier
Der sebraht um in Der 5amilienerutt
beiseiebt su meroen.
Die 8eritorbene muroe am 4.
Stunt 1922 su @iienah. SahIen,
DeutIhlnno aeboren, fam nit ibreu
@ttern in 1884 nah 85ilabetpbta,
MO ibr Batter iih ipater nit oer Seut
I9en N~uiieoluna8 Seiealhaft
melte 0ermann %9rinoete, inoentift'
ctrte, unb NIT ieiuer Familie mad
bier I'M Sabre 1S43 iberfieoelte
Gin Sabr ipdter ebelidle lie oabier
0err gbas. 3. @iben, uno BON 1874
bis 1896 in netfl lebteren Sabre Der
Sob Dee perm @isen erIulate, mnr
lie urunterorpbeu &inmubnertn un'
iersr Sta0t.
Seit benz 200e ibres 9ntten pObnte
Iie ubpehsie luo bel lbrer 8ohtel
Srau GorHelin Sod IN Ct. 2OutE
unb ibrem Sobne 3bas " $iBen IN
California, DO. iebt belize COB, uni
tam uuh oes Dfteren gieI ms alt
oeim suriif pO iie Ihre Ysnber 90
warb &ebr, pom Sermunn, uno 6
.. &ebr, upn 8em, traf.
Srau @iben bic ibr Nlter auf 81
Sabren, Z Mpnate brahte. mar oil
Wutter pun z &inoern BON melhe
nur nod ems am 9eben lit, 5rnl
Sulia Born, BON 8anias &itg. Gu
Der Dbenaenanuten Srioern binter
faBt iie audi nod cine Shueiter
Srau o. VI. 8urtbarot, ia California
Uo .Oobnbaft,
Die Beeroieuna fanb am 8ienita
0ahmittas ftatt unb puroe Der Sar
nit t1ltliden @rtn uno Blumen be
bedt, sunahft nab Der epane .liibe
8ir6e sebraht, wo Der ereiie BaitO
nmbad), BON CALIFORNIA, unb Baito
Suebmeser SrDltwOrte on bic groB
} Erauerueriammlung ridteten.
; Gin 9oppelquartett oes 8trhen
bOrs lang spei it6ne 9ieoer unite
Iuperber Oree lbeeleituna, uno nat
erfoleteu Seeen iebte iid Der lang
2eiden5us nab oem 5rieobufe au, II
8epesune woielbit bic Seiietun
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-24

oeurp 8rint BON Ban mar Dion.
tag bier. CT mae etpas ueritimmt
neil iemanb bas @eriiht uerbreitet
Dab Iein it6aer 3attbeugft toe lei.
@r uiiui9t betauut gu MAIDEN oaB
iol9es nidt Der 5au, uno oaB i'm
5ra1iabr err aud eiuen suteu Sad
baben miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-24

2ouis @drtuer mar Rontae Elm
8eiu9er unierer Office, Inter ON
oereu iaste er Oa iein Batter bic 5arm
an Sobn 5. Bauer, pom Rcatttrid,
ue=tauft babe seoeute er, Souls, oie'
les gribiabr mad ben 1Seiten gu ee-
ben um oa iih au~Sutuufen.s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-24
seraee 1slinse 6eTtSrbcn.

Die @beleute Conrad &liuge, uno
@erpanote iuuroen Mittnuh mprgen
in tiefe Srauer eeriebt Our9 Die
Nabrtft oaB in ct. 9ouis 60racei
&linge, Spbn Der @rit9euannten, na4
tlrsem, lbmeren 9etoen, infpl9e bes
Seriteus elmer 8tutaoer aus benz
aeben seI6iebeu lei. 5raa &lin8e,
bic Rutter oes 8erItprbeuen, bate
iid beretts 8tenitas na6 ct. Souls
beeeben, bod traf tie ibren Spbn
nitbt mebr lebero an.
Ser 8eriturbeue mar CUR 3eit lei.
mes QblebenS 35 Sabre, 4 Munate,
Z Sage alt, in Sermann 9eboreu, uno
erlernte in ietner Sueeno in SimDn
8ueger's Store Oas &auimannsees
iddft, Spdttr mar er uuter ieinem
Batter bier Silfspptmeiiter, unb nad
Iblauf Der Nmtsseit ing er cine
@iiennaarenbanOluue an. Sn 1900
ebe(ibte er SRI. Bauline RebIamen
unb sos 1903 nab ct. Souls tuu er
beitanbig in Sadmann's 8bpleiale
@rocerp @eidGft tbatig mar. @r
binterlaBt auBer leiner Satin elm 6
Sabre altes 96djterheu. feline Gl'
tern, 4 Sriiber unb einen 9roBef
&erwanOteu. uno 5reunoestreis.
9ie 2eihe lanste seitern bier an
uno wiro beute ytafmittae I'm 2 ubr
pom @lternbauie aus, b~eerbiet.
Gm uersansenen Sonntas CABS
i'm Seim Der @beleute !Sermanr
8Tafratb &iuostaufe (bas 3n6lfte)
unb tuaren Sulius MDebuS uno Die
Srls. 2ouiie @eber urtb alma Spff'
mann Taufpatben. 0ie &leine err
belt bic 4anten
9elptne. Sulin, 2uuiie, alma.
Gags orauf f~eierte 5err 9faffratt
Ieineu AZ. @eburtstae. p@rit AZ
Sabre, unb idun II 8inber, mas iu0
bas nod eeben," iull Serr Bfaffratt
seieufsIt baben.
Der iungr @has. u bm1nn upu
Snoepen0ence, Wi0., pot lebte upo
Nafanae oleier ISOLDE hier bel leinen
Gliern Den Gbeteuteu SODA Rlhmaun
5u Beinh. Ger altere 'Serr &ib
mnan liebt it'd um nob eines autet
6urm IN Oieier @eseno ilr ietner
GoBue ba er oct sketnuna 1T oaS eq
f2iuen 8eruf giebt Der Den MeuidIer
N aeiuu0bestliAeg, materle(ter uno
uutl unnbbdu8taerer 5tetlaua arDe
ere Soytbette 5letgt as otc 9ano
rpa tbt5ait
N
Gie &empeuvnSnetber laiieH Wtutt
unD fOmuten mad oermnnn INN pte'
I'll lire 5ohc 4~rqpqaanba gu tHah
en-. lin IQpnlaB uHo Bieultag bieli
dtae 2ota :. "a Dlance, 1tate Eres.
50pt. ose 51rlftda 8Dma6's Eea
3 p5 limos ter w. y arrh.
y 1tt,aae, 0Dtb tunreu ote 8eriamm'
turlen nar idinaa beigdt. 81
oerIadta audi 0]aitaltsa 50 tIefsa il
Der radatep 2aTapit IN Ter @Dah0f
81, &autS apcae 8urtro 81 baiisa
0och iuno tie bier tein entaeaenfpm
men Da Die oeutlh epunBeititleu lc
pie totboaiaet G%emeinoen OieieI
Counties uno pohl aa1 oss gaHsel
staates benz @runeiaB buloigen oa'
man NaBta ieiu Tam uuo iein iou
obue unieren Rebenmepihen In lire
pebensneile sn bepprmnnben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-24
perban0Iuneen i'm kreiseeridt.

Derbdftolun9en I'M hrets9ertH1'
9as lih leste Bohe bier in Sis'
uns befinolihe &reisaeriht mar uum
anfang bis gum @noe iiberaus tbdtig
uno boten Die 8erbanblausen In meb'
reren 5dGeu uiel 5ntereiiantes.
Cine Shnoeniabtlaee Der Sarah
Or. bright aesen bic ct. Souls q
San 5ransiseU @%iieubabn seieaihaft
ruuroe gu @uniten oe8 8ertlaeten
entidieben. Die alape ietbit entftano
in CRAWFORD guuntp puroe aber hiers
her uerleat. Die 8ldeerin CAB an
DAB, als iie Dor benz Depot bes
8~abnbOies Der 8erfIasten itunb, tie
Don eiuen 8oitiaf 0er uDn einem
porbeiinbreuoen ater5uae &c
uUrien nuroe eetrOffen, uuo lie in'
nerli1e B%ertebunaen erIitt bic Elm
@eihmir our 5Olge, unO etne Ope
ration notbnen0ia madten.
8ie anbere SflaoeueriaBtiaae mar
aeaOn ben nOblbubeuOeu 5urmer See
6. RubertIon Der BET Sea- in oieiem
County mobut. Don Der uerbeiratbe
tea gran emma 5tprnia eingeleltet,
w0rlu leBtere ue9en ~aetrdntter Ghre
uno peit6rten 5rieoen auf $4,000
5huoeneriaB tlaste neil RobertiOn
in hire 8Obuun3 getOmmen, lie IN
uerboift umarmt uno 9ettiBt babe.
DE Sryp Ipracb ibr $500 gu.
Die 5tInoeueriaBtIaae beS 9ouiS
Sod. Sobn uon @r-Couutprihter
auquh. 8ph eseen ole jebtee 6od
Salanb Bnhn uDrhl er tueaen 5u8e
fiater a1rperuerleeuna auf $4,000
Sqaoenerins tlaate, muroe su Gun
fen oes aldeers entlhIeoen uno tim
$500 8useiprOhen.
9as 8erottt Der Surp nelhe oteie
aeriuse Summe benz &lnaer suer.
fannie. muB elm %io9enannter Com
prUmiB 8abripruh fem uno Die
Snulobemeiie Doer ulelmebrpuTtbars
teit Der 8abnuerwaltune nttt aan5
t(ar iein. 8ud mar I'M 0ai tebten
Sabrea Haiaeier aui DER Babn DER
Sertlaaten lno meeeu zines UtiBuer'
Y ~tdnoniIies iber Die 3ablun9 oes
5ahrpreiies bebauptet er Dec Cons
outteur babe ibn uernittelft zines
5uBtritteS pom 3uae semorfen. Sod
erlitt l1limme 8~erlreuneen uno 1T
er se,tlebens Elm &rippel. @r lette
Beruiuue aeseu oaa sefdate urtbetl
Elm unb mirb Die &laae in Gppela'
tionsperibt gu &auiaS &,tg nc bmals
uerbdnbett meroen.
Die atase Der Senriette Druid
aeeen Noolpb 9ider no es lid UNI
Den 8eiis zines ~ftreiien 9uuoes bans
belt. muroe uerihoben.
5rib pain puroe o Caroline
pain aeldieoeH neil iein 2eben nit
t5r unertrdelih asmadlt muroe.
Die &laae pon Safe 0uber aeaen
ole Do. Bleific JtailDap rueaen fabr'
ldIiiaer S6otune ibres Satten 5reo
0ublr, puroe uerihoben.
Sic ShnOeuerinbtlaae o NnguIt
aodl aeeen Die &of 3stano 8ubn
yueeen sclittenen SraH0ipaoeu BET
urinht burh Hte9enbe 6uoten aus
Der 2piudOtlus, puroe gum nad9ieR
8ermiu perihoben.
3u 5adhen pelsbalb bic @oanlu
Gqutt nl1t sebntttn Ietn ioiite Die
eatfauoeuen llptoiieu Del oer Sci.
j hepi an iiber Den Seriiorbenen III.
/; tor8ataib "a be53btsh, uasoS sIn
4.Arla% C-.sr,F,. ,org.ot
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-24
a.rmann. NO.. sr,itas Sen | November
ORisieuer Deepeiier
8eannte.
6eriebts 'Gerintne.

Gertebts 'Gerittne.
Epuntp.Gpurt. Rseslndbise 5erTiue bsstn-
nsH ON 4. Wontog Der Utonats %5ebrlor.. utal
h0r6e ain /. Wlcuta9 TN april.
girtutt.G ~ TT. &~eeeInaBigt 1trnltut be-
otHusu am 2, Wtputnp Der Wepuate Sornor, Utot
uRb Gepttuiber.
a pbatep6onrt. R%s9sIwdRt9t 1trntns b.
s1iitnsn an 4. WtDniag Der wtonats ffsbrnor
SSSDRai. auguit NIB ylooeulbsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-24
m1 SrEanHgi
IN Der CONCERT Sale

5amitoe aoen0 ben Stsn 5ebruar.
Der erpe 5doaiobrs1o hes neuen
Sabreo. inter Geitttng oeS empire Srdleft'
era &an3, @eian8S 9orird9e Q perrn
Suliis atpebuS nit 5tdjeierbcalcrura
nub o1oerss 5ur r%luisrbaItuu9 weroer ari
eem alregran. i.e3es
SIREN 5,uiid)en per ren tno Domen ioer6'
en- icbe Stunpe NIT cttopper obmeid)elu,
Bur aobltcidsu abeiEnobme bittci ireamo-
ltdHt pas
empire Orfeiier,
sinirit 25c fir Dameu, perreu Irsi.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30
Hudson Maxim Believes il WIN Do
Greatest OF All Peace Promoters.
AIR HivIGAT0Rs TALK ON SUBJECT
AIdinc Club, of New York, Entertain,
Men Interested in Balloono and
Flying Machines and LIstcns L,
What they Tave to Say.

NEW YORK, April 3S.-Thc Aldinc
Association of mugaziiic editors. bool,
publishers. and literary gentlemen
went M In the air In a body from
the rooms Of The club. Mt Eighteenth
street and Firth avenue. when Hud.
son Maxim. Alexander Graham BelI,
Mini. George O. SQuler. of the United
Stat,s Army Balloon Corps. aud 9th.
uri, Addressed fifty odd of tho mem.
hers from aerodromcs. acrostats.
heavier than firewater flying ma
chimes, and The dynamics OF aerosta.
tics.
Frank Prcgbry acted as chief aero
naut ut Tho head OF the table. and
beside him in the basket sat the in.
centors. Bell and Maxim. S. Houston,
and Lieut.. Thomas Il. Selfrldge. who
recently distinguished himself ly aid
ing Theodore Roosevelt Jr. to go
mp In the air.
Flying Machines Use In War.
When Mr.. Maxim spoke he made q
forecast OF the part the aeropanc
and lightcrthan.alr machine would
probably play I'm the near future. or
the lying machine in war he said
this:
Although the value OF The flying
machine will be mainly MS n scouting
craft, still It's value and Importance
for that service alone is hard to over
estimate. for the flying machine vi.
dcttes will be mt once tho yes ana
ears Of the armies of the future and
they will have their use In naval war.
fare, too, for there will be aerial tor.
pcdo scouts on the lookout for Tor
pcdo boats. which will signal the ap'
proach OF danger.
They Make for Peace.
"As ] have pointed out, flying ma
chimes could not he expected to sue
ccssfully attack battlcshlps, coast for
tincaticns, or large cities, to do mucl,
damage with high explosives, still
they might attack torpedocs and
small corpodo craft with aerial
bombs planted and exploded beside
them IN the water, and II is possible
that they may be very mischevous-
indeed.
Tho aerial navy will be great
hulwark of peace and very great
step toward tho pcrmanencc OF
peace"
Mr.. Bell devoted large part of his
speech to tho history of aeronautics
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30
ANGIE FOUND GUILTY. AND
SENTENCED TO FOUR YEARS
President of Dry Fork Distillins Com.
pany Also Fined $4,000 for
Frauds In Liquor Case.

DANVLLLE, VA. April % = T. NJ
Angle, prescndent of the Dry Fork
DistiIling Company. was found guilty
on Ave charges In the United States
court in this city this afternoon Tor
committing extensive revenue frauds
and sentenced TO four years in the
Federal penitentlary. He was also
fined $4,000.
Bail was fixed at 100000. which
Angle has not yet furnished. He Is
now in the custody Of "a deputy mar
shall.
Motion Tor new trial was over.
ruled. and Angles lawyers declare
they will take the case to the court
of appeals.
Il was contended that the govern
mcnt was defrauded out of hundreds
Of thousands of dollars by the Dry
Fork Company.
Major Jones and Sidney Jones, VIII,
have bccn connected with the whis-
key business at Dry Fork, were exam.
ined for the purpose oil showing Thai
much of the raw material purchased
hv Mr.. Angle was sold to their dis
tlleries or used to feed pigs and cat
lie.
Judge McDowell's instructions were
rather lengthy. and went over the
various details of the case with the
usual precautions to the jury in form
Ing an opinion as to the guilt or limo
ccnce of the defendant. The insiruc
tons covered every phase OF the case
and the FIVE counts on which Mr.
Angle was Indicted.
Prior to the reading of the instr,ic
/ lions. Judge Mcdowell stated thai
certain shipments from RInggold had
not been connected with tho defend
ant and that the jury should not con
slider in tho least these shipments IN
arriving at verdict
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30
Hrs. Frank Says All Newspaper
Stories On Subject Arc "Rol"
no SUITS STARTED, SHE DECLARES
Vows That Alleged Interviews with
3 Bier In Some Newspapers Were En-.
sirely FaIae-NotFina TO Conceal
Says wlfc--shc Is indignant.

NEW YORK, April 29.--In state.
ment given to The press this after.
hoon ut the Gonld home, S3d Fifth
avenue, Mrs. Frank Gould said:
This Is tho first statement | have
made since tho newspapers began to
manage my affairs two wecgs ago.
.rbo papers started suits for my hus.
band and myself-suits OF which VIC
isnew nothing. Tho truth of The mat.
ter Is that MFR. Gould went away for
q rest lie il In Hot Springs I have
been In communication with him al.
most daily since no lofl. He was to
return today, hut decided TO stay n
few days longer He will bo back
probably on Thursday. Ills homo Is
here, and II Is open for him if he
cares To como 10 II. lie has every
aegal right In tho world TO come hero,
and ! expect no will return"
Is Nothing to Reconcile.
IN response to question about
their being roconoilod, Mrs Gould
continued:
"Reconcllcd? why. there was
nothing to reconcile. our relations
were not In the least strained. havo
begun no action, and If he contem.
plates any action against mo | know
nothing about 1t. When Mr.. Gould
'resurns on Thursday everything Will
be settled
All Newspaper "Rot."
II don't know his mind. He can
have one IL he wants It, don't want
TO talk any more did not lntond
to shy even this much. All want
You to say is that Mr. Gould won't
away for rest and he will DO back
on Thursday. And most important,
that there was nothing to reconcile.
All the stun that has bcen printed
abont interviews with mo and my
husband has been tho worst rot. Tho
newspapers have known more about
my affairs tho last week than |
have
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30
Party in Phoebus.

Miss Emma Edwards. the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William II, Edwards.
celebral ed her Iith birthday ny ten
derng her friends reception in her
home in Poplar avenue Tuesday
evening from S to 10 o'clock Miss
Edwards received quite number of
pretty presonts After playing q
number of games. the guests we're
served with refreshments. The fol
lowing were present: Misses Louise
Steiner, l3ina Englbert, Sillian Car
yer Fdner Steiner Rose Edwards.
May Sudlpg. Martha Carver. lola
Edwards. Thelma Brelfeld and Mas.
tiers Charles Carr. Earnest Carr.
George Lancer. Willie Ludine BRYAN
Carver. Charles IIraft and Mrs. Chas.
Carver. Mrs. G. p. Smith, Mir. and
Mrs. Chas. Briffeidt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30
He Got What Ae Needed.

Nine years ago IL looked as II my
time had come" says MIR. c. Farthing.
OF Mill Creek, Ind. Ter. II was 40
run down that life hung on very
slender thread. 1t was then my drug
gist recommended Electric Bltters.
bought bottle and got what need
ed---strength. / mad one foot In Tho
grave. hut Electric Bitters put 1t back
on the turf again. and I've been well
ever since" Sold under guarantee at
All Drugglsts. 5oc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30
Connecticut Delegates Uninstruc,ed.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. April 30 -
Without endorsing the candidacy OF
William j. Bryan, or binding the del
cgation elected 10 the national con-
vention at Denver in any way, the
Democratic state convention wound
up at 1880 O'Clock this morning. Only
an hours session was necessary to
accept the list of II delegates hos,n
~ the county and congressional eau
cusep, and to elect delegates at large.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30
RIcHrEa-eusA WEDDING.

Large Number of Persons Witnessed
Ceremony In Hampton Church.
The Hampton Baptist church was
handsomely decorated and throngcd
to the doors with people yesterday
afternoon. when Miss. Adelaid g..
Richter was married TO Mr.. Asa c.
Bush.
Tho ushrers were Messrs G. NJ
Pealle. OF Norfolk. s. s. Sherwood
OF Portsmouth. Mrs. NJ. d. Alley at
tended her sister as matron of honor
and Misses Gortrude Jenkins and
Ruth Shackefford were the two maids
of honor The church decorations
wcro especially pretty. Miss Ashhy.
of Newport News presided at the or
gan and Rev. Il. Pendleton Jones, y.
d.. The pastor. performed the cere.
mony. The bride was attired in white
Grape de chine and accordion plated
chiffon. over taffetta, with real lace
yoke. tulle veil and carried iily-of the
valley as boquet. The maids Of
honor wore white Grape de chine over
pink chiffon and carried pink carna-
tons
NtIS' Aiiey WIS go"ncG III Wnlte
creme de chine. hand embroidered
over taGetta and carried white carne-
tions. The little ring bearer and
flower girl were dressed in white and
were Misses Page Sclater and Mary
Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buhs left last evening
for wedding trip in the North. They
will reside In Norfolk
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30
BIG CATCH OF Blue FISH
AND MACKEREL REPORTED
schooners Lotonla and Dauntlcss
Came Into Old Point Yesterday
With More Than 30 Barrels.

The first big catch of blue fish and
macborel of the season was reported
at Old Point yesterday, when tho
scbooners Daumtlcss and Iotona
brought In cargoes of the fish.
The Lotonia had ~ barrels of blue
fish. and will receive % cents per
pound for them in New York.
On the Dauntlcss were forty barrels
of mackerel, which according TO ;hc
New York markets. are worth rs
cents piece.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30
GOING TO CUBA.

More Recruits Being Sent for the Pa.
clfication Army on the island.
detachment OF about 100 recruits
for the army of racIfication in Cuba
arrived at Old Point yesterday from
Columbus, Ohio. and New York and
the party will sail tomorrow on tho
transport Fitzpatrick for Havana.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30
Stops TRAIN TO KILL BEAR.

Conductor Sees Animal Across river
and Eianals Engineer to Stop
SAN FRANCISCO. April 29.-While
the Yosemite train was proceeding up
the MERGED River Canyon yesterday
the conductor espled large brown
bear on the opposite side of tho river
about two hundred yards away.
He took his rife and slgnaled the
engine driver to stop. Alightlng
from the train the conductor sent a
bullet into the bears head, causing
the animal TO fall headlong into a
clump of bushes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30
Evans Goes Free.

Simon Evans, the colored man. ar
rested on the charge Of petty larceny.
was acquitted of the charge by Magis-
trate w. 7. Westwood yesterday
afternoon II was shown that the
furniture Evans purchased, and was
alleged to have stolen. was bought in
Newport News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-30
Steamer ST. Paul badly pamaaed.

LONDON, April pa survey of'tho
steamship st. Paul, In the dock ut
Southampton, shows that she was more
seriously damaged in the collision with
the cruiser Gladiator than was at first
supposed. Her stem was completely
carried away from the &c foot mark TO
the keel. and her plates were damag ed
for some 20 feet abaft the stem.
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HAMPTON, ISFiOEBUS AND Old 20

the strong nine from William and
Mary College. The artillery nine is
made up OF the best players from all
the companies and is said TO he II
most formidable aggregation OF base
ball players. William and Mary has
strong team this season.
The game win be called Mt 2:3O
o'clock ind It issexpectcd that ii viii
be witnessed by q big crowd.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
; M'aIFeEs Personal /:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

| = '''N iiDOl Dittoluk cara Iii
lies OF the spring season was given in
the home of Mrs, Hunter r.. Booker,
IN Marshall street, Yesterday after
noon when Mrs. Booker and her sis
YER Mrs. Eldrldgc S. Jones were the
hostesses There were nearly n
hundred invited guests aud the dec
orations consisted of palms and snow.
bails. making n color scheme or
green and white. Favors were
awarded 10 Mrs. j. w Loo, of Nor
folk; Mrs. William G. Young and Mrs
Harry H. Holt. Among the guests
present wore. Mesdamcs Harry H.
Houston, Eugene Irving, r. Il. Monia
que, Franz Won ScnillIng. ]. r, Bou
telle. j. V. Bickford. H. G. Blackston
Charles a. ,Iunkcn. G. w McAlllsicr
III. II, Holt, Frank Loo. William bur
bagc, Paul Tabb. Silns Mason, II. l.
Mason, j. w. Ice, Kate Jones. +. T.
Knox, j. NJ. Neircrt, w H. Scoyillc.
Charles Sugdcn. Richard Armstrong
Harry G.. Parker. Frank w. Darling
@. II. Hewins, G.. III Hewns, j. G. Out
ton. STROLLER Smith. w. G. Young. j.
y. Prcsscy II H. Wcodin. j. w.
Hope, r. S. HudEins. Il. IL. Massie.
w. p. lsloy. h. a. Lewis. Frank
Small. II, u. Howe. S. G., Cumming.
Maggie Phillips aud Misses Bessie
Curtis, I'adcly. Kitty Hope, rileston.
Maria Peek Nal 'rabb. Frenchy Lar
ry, Liza Jones', Nancy Jones, Nancy
Parker Georgia Holiday. Lila CHS
man, Mary booker, Bessie Booker.
Ivy, Sinclair. G. Morris, Nellie Carr,
Kate Jones. India Wray. Mary Lee,
tcI, nt ~
Whiting, Walcoti, Dorothy Amstrong.
Esther lee, Nora outtcn, MacMe
Young, Lillian Young.
Mcdms s. S. Costin. Marshall Won
Cchnling, Marshall, Frank Lake
Henry H. Schmolz. X. w. lludgins.
James Sclatcr. j. V. Blcl,forl, Burl.
ingham Fay Curtis. Goodwin Lee,
Ashley Hudgins. Charlcs Hinklc, Alex.
andcr Purvls. j. h. Kimberly, George
Adams. j. NJ. Willis. j. NJ. Cumming,
Arthur Scgar, w II. Pearson, John
Weymouth, Norwood Jones, Ferguson.
Charles sayre, G. *. yanderslicc.
After visit to his sistor. Mrr.
Henry Lane Schmclz. In East Queen
street. MIR. Clarence Moomaw, has
left for his home ut Clovcrdalc.
Mr.. Robert *. Curtis. Jr,, has left
for II visit of some days in Baltimore.
Llttlc Miss Matte Baker Smith
celebrated her fourth birthday anni.
vcrsury In the homo OF her parents,
Mr. md Mrs. II. Hayden Smith. In
Leo street, from to 4 o'clock. Tho
occasion prnvcd one OF great enjoy
mnnt 10 tho little folks and games
and refreshments made up tho even
Ing. The guests were: Little Misses
| Pearl Powell Vcrna Dunn. IGyalyn
Walisor. Wilmuth Lacy and Masters
Clyde Smith. Allen Damn. Floyd
Dunn. Ralph Walker, Howard Smith.
Russell Walker and d. Howe Walker.
Mrs. Henry -. TIihcnman and Mas
ter Reginald lIibcman returned yes
terduy from n visit of two weeks
with relatives in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Andrew Duncan. who has been
Waiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wesley Richardson. In West
Queen street, Will return 10 her home
/ In Grcenville, Ky. tomorrow morning
Capt. w. j. Stores, oyster inspector
of York county, spent yesterday In
the city.
Mrs. II. Il Moore has left for a visit
Ia her former home In Hartford, Conn.
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RevivaIs HAVE cInsed

The revival services which have
been in progress In the East Hamp-
ton Methodist church for the past
two weeks. closed Tuesday night AS
the result of the services one mem
her was received into the church and
there were several recommendations