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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-24
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

Default having been made in the
payment of the Indebtedness secured
by that certain deed of trust execut-
ed by A. E. Burcher and his vie
Addie l.. Burcher to the undersigned
as trustee, which is of record in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for
the County of Warwick, and having
been requested so to do by the hold
ers of the notes evideBcing said in
debtedness, shall proceed on
Saturday, September 4, 1903,
at eleven o'clock a. m. on the prem
ises. to make sale of the following
valuable real estate, at public auction.
to the highest bidder. for CASH in
land: All that certain tract of land.
situated in the County Of Warwick.
State of Virginia, bounded on the
north BY Corbin's. Reesers'. ana
Crafts tracts, on the east by Craft
and Gambols estate, on the south
east by Mench, and on the west by
the lands OF Mench. Old Dominion
Land Company, Burcher, Crandol and
Rowe and the county road Saio
land is more fully designated and
described on a certain plat marked
"A plat of a tract of land In war
wick County, Virginia. the property
of ID S. Jones" which said plat IS
made a part Of deed OF bargain ana
sale from n. S. Jones and wife to the
said A. r Burcher, OF even date with
said deed Of trust.
]. WINSTON READ. Trustee
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FIFTH soUno coxpLTeD.


NEWPORT. r. J.. Aug. z5.-of tne
1s< players entered IN the twenty
ninth snnauai tournament Of the Unit.
"a National Lawn Tennis Association
.: the Newport Casino. only eight
remained tonight The hfth round
~ss completed today and tomorrcv
VII see the four matches IN the sixfh
william J. Clo,hier. wAo vas the
national championship three years
ego. dsieatinr Kari 4. Behr. again
~, 1~hr today snd again showed MS
Superiority. Pour sets we're required.
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SARATOGA Races.

SARATOGA. y. Y. Aug. 25.-The
Kentucky selling stake at s1-e FUR
longs, the feature Of very ordinary
card Al Saratoga today, resulted IN
an easy victory Cor the odds on the
fasorise, Responseful. She followed
the pace 20 the stretch vheTe she
cane 10 the outside and Won easily.
steepiechase Jockey Malone had q
lad fal, when his mount. Commode
Fonsslne. fell at the nrst Liverpool
Re was removed 20 the hospital
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT CHEAP-A STORE AND
fiat together or separate, No. 1913
Huntington avenue; also desirable
stores and dwellings in other Sec
lions of the city. NELMS & COM
PANY, Inc, No. 2517 Washington
avenue. "a.
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Giants Beat Reds Out.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Cincinnau
playing its last game here this sea-
son, was beaten IL TO 3 by New YORK
today after a struggle in which each
contestant used three pitchers.
Score X II
Cincinnati =. s01030012- IL
New York e00761S1x-l2 IL
Batteries: Gaspar. Campbell, cuoee
and Roth; Crandail, Ames. Marquard
and Myers. Time, 1888. unpires
Rigler and Kane.
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lIefeId Beats earle More.

PHILADELPHIA. VA, Aug. 20
In a pitchers battle mere today be-
tween Leifeld and More, Pittsburg de-
feated Philadelphia 2 TO 0. wagner
scored the first run after getting a
base on balls on his steal OF second
base and Wilson's single, while the
other was home run by Leach In
eide the grounds.
Score: II II
philadelphia GOOU0O0O0--O 0
Pittsburg -. 00O11000-2
Batteries: More and Doom; Lel'eid
and Gibson. Time. 1882 umpires'
tombstone and Emslie.
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beating Cleveland ~ to s today.
Cieyeland's pitchers showed poor
form. Manager Mcclure took charge
today and appointed First Baseman
Stoyall as captain.
Score. II II Il
Cleveland O0O10OO23- 8
Philadelphia .40003022i-121 10 4
Batteries: Rhoades. Sitton, Berger
and Clarke: Morgan and Livingstone;
Time. 2:Os. Umpire. Evans.
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White sox Down Yankees.

CHICAGO, ILLS. Aug. 2S.-Chi-
cago defeated New York ) TO l In
monotonous game today.
Score:
New York -. 00OGO0010-1
Chicago 3O00O0O2x-5 Z 1
Batteries: Chesbro, Manning ant
Sweeney; Smith and Owens. Time
I:35. Umpires. Egan and OLoughlin.
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WANTED-PUPILS FOR WREST-
ling. boxing, lung and physician cul-
ture school, Men, women and
children instructed at reasonable
prices. Open from 2 to and 1880
to 1913 p. m. Beneficial results guar
anteed. Begin at once. E. ZELLO,
Exchange Hotel Building. 70.
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WANTED.

WANTED PROPERTY FOR
sale. We have a number of buy
ers ready for bargains. See us
promptly. SOMMERvILLE TRUST
90, Inc. 20.
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liners Win swatfest.

DETROIT. MICH. Aug. 23.-Detroit
made II four straight with Washing
ton. hitting each of the three pitch
ers who were sent in to stop them.
Crawford was the star OF the game.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-24

w ANT COLLECTOR AND
salesman in real estate firm. Must
be steady. reliable and progressive.
Permanent position. Address with
own hand. with references. "R."
Box 1896, City. "a.
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podoers and Cardinals split.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Aug. 20
Brooklyn and st. Louis divided q
double header today. Bell pitched
brilliantly In the first, while the locals
batted both Raleigh and Meter iree-
IL. The visitors found Pastor'ous
easy picking in the second whiie
Beebe was invincible. Bergen threw
out seven men on attempted steals.
First game: r
st. Louis 80. O0OO0O000-o D
RrookIyn 30IOO03 i
Batteries: Raleigh. Meter ana
Phelps; Bell and Marshall. i1me'
1871. Umpire. Klein.
Second game: II =
St Louis 49,. 40O031010-9 10 !
Brooklyn -. 1O0000000-1 i
Batteries: Beebe and Bliss; Pas-
torius and Bergen. Time, l:47. um-
pire, Klein.
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Where They Play Today.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland
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WANTED-FTRST CLASS TIMER
at once. Must have reference. J. c.
COUNCIL, So West Queen street,
Hampton, Va. "a
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Speaker Starts Winning Rally.

ST. LOUIS, MO-. Aug. 23.-Boston
made clean sweep of the series 10y
taking today's game, to 2. Bailey
did well until the seventh when
Speaker, Mcconnell, Carrigan and
Donohue punched hits. Cicotte start
ed out poorly. but settled down and
st. Louis failed to score after the sec
ond innings.
Score: X II h
St Louis 80, 11OO000OO-2 5 /
Boston ...... 00O0OO300-3 8 4
Batteries: Bailey and stephens; Ci-
cote and Donohue. Time. 1:40. Um-
pires, Perrine and Sheridan.
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Standing Of the CLUBS.

Where They Play Today.
Richmond at Roanoke.
Danville at Lynchbu-g.
Norfolk az Portsmouth.
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cubs Win Poor Exhibition.

BOSTON, Mass, Aug. 23.-Chicago
today played its last game here Tor
tais season and won IL TO 8. II was
a poor exhibition. the only feature
being the pitching OF Curtis.
Score. X II II
Chicago :. 290000OOO-n IL l
BOSTON oOOOO30 30--6 10 4
Batteries: Pfeister. Overall ana
Archer; Richie. Curtis and Graham'
Time. 2:i5. Umpire, 0Day.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

r esuits Yesterday.
Roanoke. 2; Richmond. 0.
Norfolk. 2; Portsmouth. /.
Lynchburg. 4; Danville. 2.
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Standing Of tn. Clubs.

Where They Play Today.
St. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburg at New YORK.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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On the Baseball Diamond
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

PHILADELPHIA, o; Pittsburs, z.
! Boston., 6; Chicago, ii.
: New York, ~; Cincinnati, y.
! Brooklyn, z; st. Louis, enrs'
game).
brooklyn. /; st. Louis. 9 tsecond
game).
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday,

st. Louis, 2; Boston. 3.
Detroit, IL; Washington, 8.
Cleveland. 6; Philadelphia, 10.
Chicago, 3; New York. 1.
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getting four hits including two dou
bles, ali made with men on bases
Unglaub's hitting was also note
worthy. Washington hit Willett hard
but fine felding. together with the
batting OF the local team, decided the
result.
Score: * III 4
Detroit E. -. 0O22043x-l1 . 9
Washington l00020030- 6 IL
Batteries: Stanage and Wiliett;
Gray, Groom. Smith and Street. Time,
1;55. Umpire, KERN and Connolly.
Mcclure Takes Charge.
CLEVELAND. OHIO, Aug. 23.--
Philadelphia made 1t four straights by
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Instructive.

Instructive.
Your friend Is a literary author
ity is he? Has he ever done construc-
tive work." NO; destructive. He's
q book reviewer.
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FOR SALE.

FOB SALE-NICE HOME ON ROA-
noke Ave. bath and sewer, s1,500-
$500 cash, balance SIG per month.
No loan. BONNEVILLE TRUST
CO., Inc. 20.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WE ARE IN POSITION TO DO
the most expert tuning and repair
ing. Phone us. call or drop us
card. Call next week and see and
hear the celebrated Harmonist
Player Piano. FERGUSON MUSIC
CO.. 227 Thirty-first street. II.
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FOR SALE STORES AND LOTS
Only $1,700. Renting at s2SS. Pays
16 per cent. Easy terms. SOMMER-
WILLIE TRUST CO.. Inc. %.
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HOW ABOUT THOSE OLD BILLS:
We can collect them. Guarantee to
collect or no charge. GEO c
BLAND, room 2. Coleman Bldg.
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VISIT THE COOLEST POOL AND
billiard parlor in the city. BOHL
KENS, 26O9 Washington Ave.
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FOR SALE-FTNE HOME ON WEST
avenue at a sacrifice. SOMMER-
WILLIE TRUST CO., Inc. S-22-3t.
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FOR FIRST CLASS JOB PRINTING
SEE WARWICK PRINTING CO..
213 Twenty fifth Street. Il
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24

unanimous vote from the Imperial Yacht Club at
st Petersburg. The prince retaliated by Gaining
out the whole club. demanding to fight all CT us
members in turn ''Brigader Gerard, We are IL
formed by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. on one occa-
sion called out ell the officers of a regiment ana
so. too, did Of the heroes OF Charles Lever
novels. But Prince Paul Dolgorouh enjoys the
distinction being the first TO challenge an entire
club 20 fight duels with him Two members OF
the governing committee volunteered TO accept the
challenge and pistol shots were exchange. with
out much damage being done. After that the
club declined 10 consider any further challenges
in connection with the disciplinary measures that
it has seen it TO institute The club. Which Is
one OF the two srnartest Of St. Petersburg, owns
a very handsome building on one Of the quays.
and likewise Of the islands in the Neva, which
is a delightful resort in summer with its beauti-
fully kept lawns lis charming pavilion and its
dainty yachts lying at anchor.
One Prince Alexis. makes his home in England,
where he has become almost completely Anglicized
since his marriage to the enormously wealthy and
elderly Miss Fleetwood Wilson, while another
prince of the name is confined in the famous
Solovetsk monastery, about hundred miles from
the White Sea port of Archangel, in punishment
not only of a number of frauds. but also of his
outrageous attack upon Count Lamsdorf the late
Minister Of Foreign Affairs st. Petersburg.
whom he assailed from behind, beating him about
the head with heavy stick before he could be
seized. The monastery. which is one OF the holiest
places IN Russia, having been founded in 1923 by
st. sabbatheus. has always been fayorite place
Tended Car. They sent there the
theory that their minds slightly unbalanced,
and that their removal from the temptations. the
excitement and intrigues of the outer world, to-
gether with solitude, meditation and companion
ship Of holy men-that is TO say, the monks Of the
estabIishment-rnight restore them reason.
It is difficult to say whether the Emperor has
appointed Prince Nicholas Dolgorould ambas
sador at Rome in order to remove him from his
encourage. that is TO say, in order TO get i'd of
him. IL the nomination must be construed
act OF favor. In any case, the policy of the
appointment is open TO question. For the post
euires exceedingly level head and excellence OF
judgment, owing to the large number of Russian
revolutionIsts who their home Italy. Affili-
ated. with the ultra republican and socialist ele-
ment in Italy, which is very powerful there, they
command sufficient influence TO prevent the insttu-
ton by the Italian government Of any steps call
culated interfere with their liberty activity.
They have. indeed, been powerful enough TO
ually prevent the Car from pay
ing his long promised visit TO Rome and thus re-
turning the call made by Victor Emmanuel at ST.
Petersburg.
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
MINING ENGINEERS AT YALE.
Conservation of Natural Resources Topic at
NinetY-sixth Meeting

New Haven Feb 23-Director r. H Chittenden
Of the Sheffield Scientific School at TALE opened the
,,irat,sixth meeting the American Institute Of
Mining Engineers North Sheffield Hall this even
ing The response was by D. ". Brunton, OF Den
YER president OF the council and then the topic of
the evening Conservation OF Natural Resources"
was taken up.
Following were the papers read: Conservation
of Natural Resources James Douglass. of New
York CITY, The Mineral Wealth of America" by
7ossiter w Raymond and Walter r. ingalls,. of
New York; Conservation of Natural Mineral Re-
sources of the United States" by John Birknbine
of philadelphia; Coal Fields of the United States.
NJ r Campbell and Edward W. Parker, of Wash
ington; Work Of the National Conservation Com
mission in Relation Mineral Resources" Jog~%,h
A Holmes Washington, and The Future Supply
Of Iron ore Henry VI. Howe, New York.
Messrs Raymond and ingalls, sketched the scoEy
of mining for all kinds of minerals on the North
American continent the development of the mining
industry in the Far West and of the era which is
now opening to the south OF this country. in Mex
ice and in the yet unexplored portions Of Central
and South America.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
MISS RIoHMAN ON SCHOOLS.
Speaks in Chicago on Preventive and Corr
rective Measures fe= Waywardness-

Chicago. Feb. 23-Miss Julia Richman. Discrtcs
Superintendent OF schools OF New York CITY whose
work among the foreign born children on the Eass
Side there has made her name well known among
educators was one Of the speakers to-day at the De-
einDs3szO OF the annual meeting OF the departments
OF superintendent OF the National Edueaeion As-
ISOLATION. Her subject was. What Share OF tne
Blame for the Continued Existence OF Truants and
Inco-rgibIes Belongs to the School" The trouoie-'
some boy sne said. had demanded fun attention@
but waywardness among girls was alarminsy on
the increase due 10 decreasing chivalry among
men, parental negligence. the pleasure seekins
tendencies Of the age and the tnhuence OF moss
who found greater compensation and excl1ennen- =
life of sin than in a life Of toll She conrlnued-
Tr1ancy and vvayvardness in children must oe
regarded as moral diseases ana must oe oed4, 49,
scientifically. The powers OF the school 20 essen
of two kinds preventive and corrective AZ pre-
ventfve measures school authorities must pro-
an attractive course OF study tending 10 make ei1-
fren useful TO the community in which they nVes
give Individual help and inspiration TO al her cnll-
dren vocational training al the age OF we've Ios
of shops gvnnasia and baths. even in primary
grades in congested districts rree use OF scl9oA
Fairgrounds after school hours, proper enLertl!s-
ments and amuSementS given IN sCLQOl o.4lt. -
Offset low grade amusement halls. indlVidua.. 81
we'll of his physical deiecls cIJy -
destitute in the form OF scnolaTsnlpS % scnoo1
girls over fourteen but under sixteen licensed %
work but out of employment
AS corrective measures the scn?oi must pToVils l
special industrial classes special induStrlal oaS
schools. special school and home ViSltors sylnpa
thetic probation system before cnlIoren ss3j1-s
criminal efficient JTllaIlcy bureau an e-LeCLlsS
magistrates court parental resp01Slol1ty IOr
nile misdeneanors an IndusiIl - . 51I2,a
nile courts and improved child labor and eorlpui-
sorry education laws which shall compel the attena-
ance at school OF boys ana g1rls oe5Ween iO1rtSs1
and sixteen licensed but unemployed
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

The performance Of Mary James Pa" last night
at the Garden Theatre given under the auspices
Of an auxiliary committee of the New York Poly
clinic Hospital. The committee purchased every
seat In the house and sold them by subscription
The proceeds amounting nearly 5000. will be
devoted to the Improvement fund of that institu-
ton.
Mrs Carter will give another performance OF
'Zaza" at the Liberty Theatre on the afternoon or
March l.
party of Adirondack guides attended last night s
performance at the Hippodrome. as the guests OF
Kenneth Goldthwaite. of Saranac Lake
Daniel Frohman has engaged Miss soma Aoler'
daughter of Jacob F. Adler. the Yiddish actor, to
apnear in new play he Will present next season.
Herbert Standing has been engaged for an I'M
portant part in The Majesty of Birth" comedy
by ]. Hartley Manners. which will be presented at
the Garrtck Theatre. Philadelphia, on March 29
Vincent Serrano has been engaged 10 create the
Juvenile character in the melodrama OF The sins
of Society," The first performance VIII De given
in Chicago April a.
Maxine Elliott will sail the Mauretanla on
March Il TO fill engagement in London where
she is announced appear with Lewis Waller IN
'1sM''
Beginning next week, afternoon performances VIII
be given at the Casino Wednesdays instead OF
Tuesdays Havana seems 10 have a hrm hold
On public favor and the engagement gives promise
OF being long
The one hundredth performance of The Battie'
at the Savoy Theatre. will take place on March Ia
Souvenirs will be distributed
John w. Ransone has been engaged for the part
OF Jerry Fogarty in a comedy entitled The Head
of the House" constructed by E W. Townsend and
Frank w. OMalley. Ada Lewis ~il be featured
G.,
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
PRESBYTERIAN BROTHERHOOD MEETS.
United Federation OF Protestant Laity May Be
Formed in Pittsburg.

Pittsburg. Feb. 2S-Between 2G0o and 5000 dele
gates reached here to-day to attend the third ma
tional convention Of the Presbyterian Brotherhood
Of America The meeting formally opened late
to-day with the largest communion service ever
held in this city. Over two thousand persons took
part
The convention will adjourn Thursday night and
Friday the most important conference of the Prot
estant Church lalty said TO have hsen held
in this country will take place. Executive officers
representing mems organizations totallins upward
of one million members Will discuss the possibility
of united federation.
At meeting tonight attended by 1ve thousand
persons. addresses were delivered by the Rev. DR..
Robert Johnson of Montreal on THE Man for the
Hour In the Church. and by President John H.
Finley of the College Of the City of New York on
THE Man for the Hour In the Senate"
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
OBITUARY..
DR.. WILLIAM M'coLLUM.

Dr. William McCoum. who had been a physician
IN Brooklyn for forty years. died yesterday at MS
home No. 124 Hancock street. He was born In
Vermont seventy-six years ago, graduated
from the CastIeton Medical College and then took
postgraduate course at the College of Physicians
and Surgeons
In 1851 Dr. McCollum became inspector general
for the United States government He was ex-
anining surgeon in Vermont and later in New
York for twenty-four years altogether. For many
years he was chairman of the Brooklyn board or
examining surgeons. He practised medicine in Yer
mont until 1863 when he removed TO Brooklyn.
DR. McCoum was former president OF the YER
mont State Medical Society and also of the Kings
COUNTY Medical Association. He was sn incorpora-
tor of the Medical Association of Greater New
York ard was its vice-president for three years
and its acting president for one. He was vice
president OF the New York State Medical Associa-
ton and an honorary member Of the Connecticut
State Medical Society He frequently contributed
to medical publications. His wife, formerly MISS
Marion Deering Gilman, and son and a daugh-
ter survive him
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
FUNERAL OF DR.. BULL ON THURSDAY.

The body of DR. William Tnllnghast Bull, who
died on Monday in Savannah is expected 70 arrive
in Jersey City this morning at o'clock. The body
1,1 he taken direct TO the home, at No. 35 West
35th street
Dr. John B. Walker, who accompanied DR.. Bull
TO Savannah and returned after the physician was
comfortably settled there. left here yesterday for
washington 10 meet the body and accompany 1t 10
This citv Mrs Bull and several close friends of
the family will await its arrival in Jersey City
Funeral services will be held on Thursday after
noon at O. clock in St Thomas's Church, SD street
and Fifth avenue conducted by the Rev. DR..
Ernest NJ Stres the rector After the services the
body will be taken to Newport r. /. DR.. Bulls old
Aoue, for burial
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
OBITUARY NOTES.

MRS SARAH f. SOUTHGATE. widow Of Bishop
Horatio southgate. died yesterday at her home IN
Mount Vernon.
- CHARLES AUGUSTE GIROUX, assistant gen
eraI manager Of the Bank Of Nochelaga and a
pi ointment Canadian fnancier. dropped dead from
heart disease at his home in Montreal yesterday.
He was forty-eight years old.
. WILLIAM RUSSELL STARKWEATHER. of
Cooperstown. y. Y. died In Colorado Springs Col.
yesterday from tuberculosis aged thirty-three
years He was a son OF Frederick T. and Anna P
Starkweather and grandson of the late Samuel
Nelson, associate justice Of the United States
Supreme Court. His mother and sister will return
with the body to Cooperstown for burial
COLONEL JAMES r. MILLER, a leading bust
ness man of Watertown. n. Y. died from pneu-
monia late Monday night. at the Hotel Gotham, this
city. He was sixty-seven years old.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission to the Metropoan Museum ~ Al. ne
American Museum OF Natural History and the
Geological Garden
Horace Fletcher Vital Econounics.'' League for
Political Education. No % West 44th street, II a m
Meeting Of the Board Education. Park avenue aYd
59sh street. m
Annual dinner of the New York Alumni Of Western
Reserve University, Kalifs No. Il Park Plsce
evening.
Dinner Of the Once Year Club. Hotel Astor. ?. N
Meeting OF the Eew Society Order Found
ers and Patriots Of America. Hotel Manhattan. s
m.
Milo r Matbie. The Public Service Commission" "
Public School los. 1osth street and Amsterdam ave
y
Frank A. vanderlip: on 'GovernEnent Bonds snd the
Association. No. 80 West 57th stEee. Sis ,. n