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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-16
NEW TRIAL
FOR DEPUTY
Had Been Sentenced to
Hang.
HE KILLED HENRY PUTNAM
John Holland Of Cullman Gets
Indefinite Stay.
Was Endeavorisg to Arrest Putnam,
sna In the senate which Re-
suited Holland Used Gun
with Deadly Eaeet.

John Holland. Of Cuilman County, a
former deputy, Is the winner by large
odds Of a respite and new trial by a
decision Of the Supreme Court yester-
day which dealt with his killing of
Henry ID. Putnam at Hanceville, July
2, 1908. and the sentence OF death. which
followed o quick trial In the Cullman
Circuit Court. Holland was 70 have
been hanged Friday. September Is.
1908, but now he has an indefinite stay
OF the execution.
II Holland had been ordered to the
scaffold by the Supreme Court, as did
the jury of his peers and there had
been no executive Interference. he
would have been one of the few white
men I'M Alabama to meet a penal death.
But there are numbers Of errors picked
out Of the trial, through which his
lawyers were able at least to secure
to him new trial
The Supreme Govt. through Justice
Anderson, sustained the State in the
contention that Sections 1881 and 2249
OF the Code OF 1907, respecting the
drawing OF grand Juries for special or
adjourned terms of court were not In
conflict. Nor was 1t error Of the lower
court to draw the grand Jury In the
case under Section s24s as It was
drawn.
missions of evidence. mostly In favor
of the State, which the higher court
rules should not have been admitted.
Holland killed Putnam In the latter's
own residence yard, near the kitchen,
during an effort to. arrest the deceased.
II was pleaded by the defendant that
the man whom he wanted to arrest and
for whom he had o warrant, was re-
sisting with shot gun. There was q
Iva Naof the Nn0
being armed with q shot gun, 1t is ale
legged. and the other with pistol,
Suddenly spectators saw q fash OF o
pistol and Putnam fell over dead.
The Supreme Cout took occasion to
repeat the doctrine that before an Of
fcer armed with a warrant can kill a
man, whom he tries to arrest on mis-
demeanor or in a civil cause, there must
be that danger to life and limb. which
would justify shooting in seif-defense
The shooting Of Putnam stirred Hance.
VILE from center to circumference and
there was a speedy trial as the re-
cords show. the execution being sci
for September Is, less than three
months from the date Of the killing.
| Following Is the list Of opinions
/ handed down yesterday:
| DOWDELL. IT,
| B. e Napier. ct al, VS.. Minnie Ell
Lott. appeal from Houston Circuit
Court: reversed ana remanded.
ANDERSON, j.
John Holland VS.. the State Of Ala
bama. appeal from Cullman Circuit
Court; reversed and remanded.
MCCLELLAN, J.~-- $500 ~
Southern, Railway Company We. Toui
min Cleveland, ct al, appeal from Mo
bile Law and Equity Court; affirmed
SAYRE. -
j. H. Fulton VS.. H. M. Morris. ap
peal from Shelby Probate Court; at
frmed.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-16
MooNsHrNnR GAVE CHASE.
Arrested At FIorala But Gave Marshal
The SIEw


The SLIP.
F1oraIa. Juns Especial. City
Marshal J. w. Smiley did some shrewd
detective work when he caught John
Harrison and Hose Harrison. who IL is
alleged have been selling whiskey In
and around Florala for some time.
The marshal followed a party to the
outskirts of the city. where the Har-
risons had jug of whiskey in a wag-
on and. 1t Is alleged, were doing
hourishing business retailing in very
small quantities. They were placed
under arrest and brought to the city.
On the square one of the Harrisons ex-
pressed desire to step into a store
and purchase a box OF snuff. When
the clerk handed 1t to him he made a
break for the front door Of the store
and ran like deer for something over
half mile.
Night Marshal Lewis, who had the
men in charge at the time Of HIS flight.
gave chase, but his sprinting qualities
failed to come up to the pace set by
the alleged moonshiner, and he got
well away. Later he was chased to
McRae. six miles east of here.
Hose. the other man charged with
retailing, was placed under a $500
bond and time for trial set for a hear
ing before the mayor. Both of the
young men are farmers and reside In
the eastern part OF Covington County.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-16
PROF. @. HOLMAN GARDNER
VISITS MONTGOMERY

Prof. O.. Holman Gardner of the
we'll known Riverside Military Acade-
my. Gainesville, Ca. Is stopping a day
or two In the city at the Exchange
Hotel. Mr.. Gardner In meeting any
parents who desire to place their son
in the Summer School and Camp. which
begins July LIST. The establishing OF
a summer school in the delightful and
invigorating atmosphere OF North Geor-
gia win fill long felt want In the
South. /. Is a great problem with
many parents as to what to do with
the boy during the long. hot vacation
months. Besides Offering a regular lit
erary course in his si&nmer school, Pro.
fessor Gardner has added naval school
feature, whereby boy can De taught
to handle a boat, swim and enjoy other
water sports. The outing feature will
be made. prominent in the summer
school at Riverside. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-16
.Starke's University
School Commencement

stand by the laws of the land and to
do their duty to their neighbcrs.
The speaker said: primarily you are
the guardians Of the honor Of the
school. you stand as an embodiment
Of the laws ofSthe land and the Will
Of the people. and the man. who stays
with his conscience and goes BY the
law, will. In the long run be ahead
Continuing the speaker paid many
compliments to Starke's School, with
its military rule and the discipline OBJ
served by the cadets. and at this point
Judge Jones turned to the cadets and
said, Now you have got something
TO go on. improve II. and when you 60
out on the street with your uniform
on. remember you are a man.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-16

Raphael Loeb, and Cadet Privates j.
". Walker and Bernard Gerson
Following this came the presenta-
ton of the Lasseter sword to Captain
MINIS, Of Company 3, and the CONF
mandants' medal to Frank Gay by Ma
jor l. Lasseter. Company b will also
be allowed 20 carry the battalion col
ors next year. while the cadets Of the
company will be allowed to wear gold
bands on the sleeves OF their dress
coat.
with the delivery Of the Diplomas TO
the two graduates, John w. Durr ana
r. r. Walker, and with the clos
ing remarks by superintendent J. M.
Starke, the exercises of the year were
over and the class Of 1903 had gradu.
ated.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-16

Concluding. Judge Jones paid a
great tribute to the veterans OF the
Civil War saying that he would rather
have their record than anything else,
rs they were the salt Of the earth.
Lastly he likewise paid a tribute to
the flag, that flag which the Creator
picked as the winner In the contest.
the stars and Stripes.
Rolls OF Homer.
After the announcement Of the GER
tiheates granted the different cadets
by Prof. J. M. Starke, Maj. W. u.
Marion read the final rolls of honor as
follows: Lower department. William
Burton Persons and J. l.. Hill; higher
department. James voIney Walker.
John W. Durr, Jr.. Bernard F. Ger
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-16
MEMORIAL SERVICES.


TraAnmeA of Memphis Division of
Southern Honor Dead.
Tuscumbia. June 15-(Special)-
Memorial service was held at the First
Methodist Church in this city yester-
day afternoon by the Br0therhoods of
Locomotive Engineers, Conductors and
Trainmep. OF the Memphis Division Of
the Southern Railway. in memory of
the members who have died within the
past twelve months.
large crowd of the respective mem
berships was present, with their FAM
lilies, and citizens of Tuscumbia, Shelf
field and Florence. A beautiful pro-
gram was rendered. including special
music, and addresses by the pastors of
the Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian
churches, Revs. Chapman; Hawkins ana
Trump, and an address by Hon. John
H. Peach OF Sheffield.
After the exercises at the church
quite a number OF the members end
their friends went to lakewood Ceme-
terry, where the graves Of the lead
were decorated with choice horals and
flowers.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-16
REMAINS IN FLORENCE.
Rev. e. ID. McDOugnll Declines Call
from Little Rock

Rev. q. ID. McUouGhI UecIines CaII
from Little Rock.
Florence, June 15.-(Special. )--Rev.
e. d. McDougall, d. D.. pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church In this city,
who has for the past few weeks been
considering a call to the First Presby-
terrain Church in Little Rock, Ark, an
nounced to his congregation Sunday
morning that he had decided to de-
cline the call and remain in Flor
ence.
DR.. McDougall came here from
Thomasville, Ca. seven years ago next
fall and during the intervening time
has received a number of calls to
larger cities but in each case such
pressure has been brought to bear up
on him by his congregation that he
has declined There was much rejoice
ing yesterday when DR.. McDougall an
nounced his decision.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-16
JOE H. DoNLEY DEAD.
One of the Oldest Citizens of Colbert
County.

County.
Tuscumbia. June 15.--(SpeciaL)--
JoA II. Donley. one of the oldest citi-
lens of this (Colbert) County. died at
his home four miles southwest of Tus-
cumbia, yesterday morning, after an ILL
mass of several months.
The deceased was sc years of age.
was a brave Confederate soldier. a
member of Camp w. A. Johnson,
United Confederate Veterans OF this
place, and a splendid citizen and far
ner He has been residing in Colbert
County the greater part of his life. and
was highly esteemed as an upright.
honorable man. He leaves a widow and
several grown children.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-17
FarmyIIIe District

Presiding Eider-George Wesley
Jones.
FaFmyille-W. T. Green.
Prince Edward-T0 be supplied by
G.. w. Presley.
Prospect-John o. Moss.
Charlotte. c. Harry.
Buckingham-R. L. Wingfeld.
West Nottingham. +. Valiant.
Cnmheriand-G. Z. b. Smith.
Amelia--T. o. Edwards.
Burkeville-W. A. s. Conrad.
Crewe-John l.. Bray.
Blackstone-J. c. Reed.
Lunenburg-C. F. Conner.
South Lunenbure-O. l.. Haga.
Kembridge and Victoria-C. L.
Thrift.
North Mecklenburg-E. ii. Powell.
BOydton--J, L. Hearn.
Charles City-Bascom Dey.
Clsrksville-C. c. Wertenbaker.
Trinity-J. G.. Lennon.
Nottoway-E. +. Hall.
Powhatan-To be supplied by F. w.
England.
Cartersyille-J. w. g. Gee.
Principal Blackstone Female lnsti-
tute, and Editor Baltimore and Ricn-
mond Christian Advccate-Jamt
Cannon, Jr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-17
Lynchburg District
Presiding Eider-T. Men. Simpson

Presiding Eider-T. Men. Simpson.
Lynchburg City-Centenary. J. A.
Thomas: Court Street, r. II. Bennett;
Memorial. w. A. Cooper; West End,
j. II. Laughton; Trinity. A. X. Lamb
din; Riyerment Avenue. John w.
shackford: Southview and Providence
10 be supplied by p. F. Arthur.
Madison Heights. c. Scherer.
Bedford City-Ernest Stevens.
Bedford Circuit-W. w. Royal.
North Bedford. w. F!zer
Bedford Spring.. n. Sturgls.
Middle Bedford-M. L. Williams.
West Bedford--J. w. Marsh.
stanton River-To be supplied by
r. " Harlow.
Campbell--Asa Driscoll.
West Campbeil--N. A. Page.
Concord--W p. Jet.
Appomattox--R. b. Blankenship.
Brookneal and West Charlotte-S.
r. brewery.
Ekba-N. ]. Pruden.
North Pittsylvania--to be supplied
by w. L. Mays.
Halifax-W. b. Moore.
Student In Vanderbilt University
r. T. Chandler.
District Missionary Evangelist.
w Fizer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-17

Wright Memorial, J. T. Greene
owens Memorial. X. Walker
Park View W. Aiken smart.
Port Norfolk and Primers Point
A. &. Bledsoe. ~ stf
Berklev-Memorial W. W. Lear
Liberty Street. n. b. Scott.
South Norfolk--A. c. Jordan.
Churchlends anod West Norfolk-W
F. Haynes.
Suffolk-George III. McFadden.
Oxford and Magnolia. 8. wal
lace.
Whaleyyiile and Snmerton-J. E
Mccartney.
Norfolk Circnit-R. p. Clarke.
Benn's-H. J. Paylor.
Newsome's-E. V. Carson.
Southampton--W. c. Pace.
Franklin Station-7H. f. Johnson.
Capron-W II. Riddick.
Boykins-E. r. Garner.
Smlthfield-R. 7. Waterfeld.
Isle of Wieht--Richard Ferguson.
Winsor-A. w. WhitmeTe.
Crittenden-E. NJ. Jordan.
Mount Vernon-C. A. Campbell.
Student In Vanderbilt University
]. C. Robertson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-17
Richmond District
Presiding Eider-W. Asbury Chris

Presiding Eider-W. Asbury Chris
tlan.
Richmond City-Trinity, w. II.
| Proctor and j. NJ. Dixon: Centenary.
J. N. Latham: Union Station. r. III.
Potts; Clay Street. r. NJ. Chandler;
Broad Street, S. C. Hatcher; Laurel
Street-James II. Moss; Park Place,
B. F. Lipscomb; Asbury Place, l.. ID.
Williams: st. James. C. f. Green:
Denny Street, V. w. Bargamin; Fair
mount Avenue. r. ". HARNESS.;
Hasker Memorial. G. w. N. Taylor;
Epworth. TO be supplied by y. b.
Loving; Branch Memorial and High
land Springs. II. p. Nalderson: High
land Park. ID. T. Merritt; Barton
Heights. A. c. Bergman.
Manchester City-Central. II. c.
Pfeiffer; Decatur Street. G. T. For
roster; West End Memorial. J. M.
Rowland: Asbury. w. q. Burch.
Seven Pines-J. L. Oiler
Henrico-To be supplied.
Charles City-To be supplied by ID.
NJ Jackson.
Hanover--W. H. Crouder.
Ashland-Frank l.. Wells.
Ashland Circuit--B. s. Herrink.
Goochland-P. II. Clements.
Caroline-W. A. Jeffries.
Bowling Green--Granville Burruss.
Spottsylvsnia-S. II. Johnson.
Conference Missionary Secretary
f. Fl. Rawlings.
Principal of Southern Seminary-E.
II. Rowe.
Superintendent OF Colportage-J. s.
Hunter
Superintendent of Conference Or
pbanage-A. 3. Sharp.
Secretary OF Board OF Charities
and Corrections. T. Mastin.
Associate Editor. Baltimore and
Christian Advocate. s. Peters.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-17
DanviIIe District
Presiding Eider-B. M. Beekham

presiding G'oef-o. vs.
Danyilia City-Main Street ana
Sledd Memorial. W. j. Young and j.
s. Maxey: Grace. ]. w. Lilliston;
Cabell Street Memorial. L. w. Guyer;
Mount Vernon, John b. VIM; Cal
vary II. w. Davis.
Schcolfeld-R. v. Owen.
Danvilie Circuit-H. F. B. Martin.
Pittsylvania-J. T. Moore.
Chatham. Z. Brooks.
Cascade. ID. Stables.
Rocky Mount Station-A. l. Frank
lin.
Franklin Circuit-C. p. King.
East franklin. c. Rosser.
West Ffanklin-E. 8. Hook.
Glenn-To be supplied by John
Marshall.
Henry-D. ]. Traynham.
East Henry-C. ". Ray.
Martinsvllle-S. ]. Battin.
Stuart-G. r. Rood.
Pstrick-To be supplied by ]. w
wimbish.
Blue Ridge Mission-G- T. kesler.
South Boston-John Harmon.
East HALIFAX. w. Bouldin.
Scuth Halifax. w. Elliott
Hyco-V. r. Turner.
District Missionary Evangelist-G.
T. Kesler
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-17
CAPTAIN COVE TO
COMMAND DELAWARE
Commandant Of Midshipmen at
Naval Academy Assigned to
New Dreadnaught.

Captain Charles A. Cove. U. S. NJ
commandant of midshipmen at the
Naval Academy, at Annapolis, Md.
had been selected 10 command the
new battleship Delaware. now receiv-
ing her finishing touches at the local
shipyard. The Delaware will be turn
ed over to the navy department about
tne first OF next year and Captain
Cove will come here next month to
look after the final fitting ont OF the
vessel.
Captain Cove Is a native of New
Hampshire. He entered the Naval
Academy in June, 1871. graduating IN
1876. He served as midshipman on
board the Pensacola, the Portsmouth,
the Powhatan and the Plymouth
From 1878 to 1879 he was on the stan
CT Rear Admiral Trenchard, on board
the wabash. He was promoted to the
rank of ensign on March 29, 1879
After becoming a lieutenant on March
4, 1886, he served term OF duty In
the photographic Office. ne was on
duty at the Naval Academy from 1891
10 1894, and had second term OF
duty there from 1897 to 1898.
In May. 1898. he was ordered to the
U. S. S. Topeka. on board of which he
served during the Spanish American
war. In September. 1895. he returned
to the Naval Academy. where he serv-
ed one year. In August, 1899. he
went 70 sea on board the battieship
Massachusetts. In May. 1900. he was
transferred to the battleship Ken
lucky. He reached the grade OF COM
mander on May 5. 1905. while on duty
in the bureau Of equipment at the
navy department.
Captain Cove formerly commanded
the protected cruiser Milwaukee He
has been commandant of midshipmen
at Annapolis since September Is, 1905
He was promoted to the grade OF cap
tain several months ago
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-17
CONFERENCE ASSIGNS
MINISTER'S TO CHARGES
Newport News and Vicinity Transferred From Richmond to
Norfolk Oistrict---Rev E. T. Dadmun and Rev. I
Bradford Transferred---Many Changes
Throughout the State.

nun: McKies' Memorial. w. @. PARK
er; Trinity. c. II. Galloway; Parf
Place. T. \. Potts.
Lambert's Point-G. w. s. Robins.
Providence and Cape Henry--G. j.
Marsh.
Oaklette-A. A. Jones.
Neutrality-suspicious. Rucker.
Denblgh-John w. Carroll.
Bethel and Pine beach,. A
Amiss.
Princess Amer. o. Payne.
South Princess Anne-P. NJ. Bell
Newport News-Trinity. w. u
Starr: Chestnut Avenue. T. J. Tay'
Tor: Grace. II. w. Dunkley.
Hampton-First Church, George w
wray; Central. Charles e. Green;
Hampton Roads. to be supplied.
Fox His. NJ. Dumville. ~
williamsburg. X. ODen.
Toano-J. +. White.
Chaplain to seamen's Bethel. +
Merritt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-17
RappahannOck District
PRESIDING Elder-w. q. 5oqos.

Presiding Eider-W. q. bo99s.
White Stone-J. d. Hosier.
Lancaster-W. L. Ware.
West Lancaster-C. Z. Holiday.
Heathsviile-C- H. Williams.
Bethany. ]. Cuthreill.
Richmond Circuit-Starke Jett
Westmoreland-B. E. Hudson.
Montross-L G. Crutchheld.
King George-R. G. James.
West Point. r. Eggleston.
King William. L. Pribole.
King and Queen-To be supplied
by c. II. Kidd.
Essex-A. n. Lewis.
Crbana-R. l. Bnsby.
Middlesex-To be supplied by A
c. BOYD.
East Mathews-C.. II. Fielding.
Shackelfords-H. II. Smith.
Gloucester-W. W. Sawyer.
Gloucester Poin;-Frank Burrus.
York;. p. Psrham.
East York-W. J. Williams.
Mathews-L. q. Phaup.
East Mathews. Arthur VIM.
West Mathews-W. l.. Jones
North Mathews-To be supplied
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-17
Charlottesville District
Presiding Elder-M. 8. colonns.

TcSfoth9 EtocI-M. . (cto""~-
Charlottesville City-First Church.
G. c. Kelly: Belmont. +. P. Lnmpkin.
Aibemarle-C. F. Watts.
Crozet-To be supplied.
Scottville-H. J. Brown
Batesviile-C. r. James
Nelson--L. Hunter Early.
Rock Fish--To be supplied by ]. }.
Gregory.
Amherst-C. r Elankeush:p.
West Amherst. l.. Banks
South Amherst. r. Lavender.
Mount Plea=ant-A s. ]. Rice.
Piedmont-To be supplied.
F1uvsnna-B. E. Jead5ettsr.
Louisa-C. ". Leftwich-
Gordonsvilie-T. W. ogden.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-17
Petersburg District
PRESSING Eider-G- X. JoiIiH.

Petersburg City - Washington
Street. T. r. Reaves: Market Street
!. T. Bosnian: High Street. W VI. AZ
will: Wesley. w. T. A Haynes:
Bsndford and City Point. II c. Greg
Dry: West Street. L. c. Moore.
Ettrick-W. G.. Bates.
Matoaca-H. p. Read.
Prince George-N. s. Elliott.
Sussex. o. Babcock-
Wakefeid-N. n. Foushee.
Waveriy-w. T. Williams.
Emporia-F. G.. Davis.
Greensville-J. W. Hickman
IaxTencevilie-R. n. Marks.
Brunswick-C. +. Johnston
South Brunswick. T. Payne.
West Rrunswick-!. r. Askew
D1nwiddie-W z. Grant.
Fast ninwidaic-J. W. Enre.
West Dinviddie-R s. Vaughan.
Neckienburg-w J. Watt
South Hili-A. L. Carson.
Chssterfleld-J. 7. SeweH.
West chesterheld--0 W. Watkins
South Ches'crfi. Id. F. Daniel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-17
HAS NOT YET REACHED
DECISION IN cox CASE
Justice Brown Probably viii Not
Make Known His Findings Before
Next Week.

Although he had announced that he
would make known his findings yes
terday morning. Justice Brown has
not yet rendered his decision in the
case of Councilman Ernest c. Cox,
who was recently tried before BIN on
charges OF soliciting bride. and il
Il is not likely that a decision will
be given until next week
Justice Brown stated yesterday that
he had not yet completed a review
Of the case and that ne cannot hand
down a aecsSion untH the review IS
completed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-17

Kidney Troubles May be sappini
Your Life Away. Newport New
Psonie Haxe 4 szrned This Fact.

Kidney Troubles May be ssppins
Your Life Away. Newport News
People Have Learned This Fact.
When a healthy man or woman be-
gins to run down without apparent
cause. becomes weak, ianguid. depres-
sed. suffers beckache. hestache. dizzy
spells and urinary disorders, look to
the kidneys for the cause Of II all
Keep the kidneys well and they win
keep you well. Doan's Kidney Pills
cure sick kidneys and keep them vel
Here is Newport News testimony 70
rrove u:
T. II. Johnston. 2S05 Jefferson Ave.
NewDo- News. Va. says: Five years
ago. while suffering from disordered
kidneys. was advised by the doctor
VINO treated me. to use Deans Kidney
Pills. AT thai time was In bad
shape. The Kidney secretions were
scant and full OF sediment and were
accompanied by a scsiding pain when
being passed. Ny bach was siso weak
and painful ! procured a box OF
Deans Kidney Pills and before had
finished the contents. I was cured
During the time that has since pass
Cd. there las never been q return Of
my former trouble. Other members
o. my family have procured Doan :
Kidney Pills Al Kior's'drng store and
in every case where they have been
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that Deans Kidney Pits are all They
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Remember the nsme-Doans-ano
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-17

orange-Joseph T. Allen.
Greene. X. Holman.
Madison and Mountain Mission--J-
r. DeShazo.
Woodvllle--To be supplied by
Thomas b. Sheldon.
Culpeper-C Il. peasants.
Culpeper Circuit--H. " Shinton.
Rappahannock--C.G q. Pulien-
West Hanoyer-To be supplied by
J. l.. MeSparran.
West Goochland-To be supplied.
Field Agent Of Conference Orphan
age. w. Bledsoe.
Missionary TO Japan-T. II. Haden'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-17
EIope6 70 EIIzsbeth CITY.

Mr.. caspar c. vellInes. Of this city,
and Miss Beims Little. Of Smfthheld.
eiOped 20 Elizabeth City. y. C.. Mon
day and were married. They are now
on their bridal trip to New York and
Niagara Fails AM IN their return
they win be Al some TO their fricn.s
n 22os Roanoke avenue amer De-
cember !.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-17
Center Shot Wins at Latonia.
fBY Associated Press.l

CINCINNATI, OHIO. Nov. 10
Center Shot hacked down from 4 to
I 10 to at the post time. won the
feature race at Latonia today. q seven
furlong dash. T. NJ. Green was the
even money favorite and these Two
raced neck and neck TO the stretch
where Center Shot came away and
won handily. Price Gal. the other
starter was never dangerous. Three
favoYites won.
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Rudd % Dismissed.

in the police court yesterday morn
ing. Justice Brown dismissed tue
charge Of violating the pure food law
against s. A Rudd. grocer. who was
summoned 20 court Monday on com
plant Of two negroes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-17
SOCIAL-PERSONAL

I. Mrs. Thomas f Stearnes will enter
tain at tea at her home on West ave-
nue. from to and from 3 TO o'clock
this afternoon in honor of Mrs. Wal
ter Jackson Tignor She will be as
sisted IN entertaining by Mrs. Tignor,
Mrs. Clarence w. Robinson. Mrs. w.
r. Aylett and Mrs. Nottingham. of the
Eastern Shore This evening Mrs.
Stearnes will entertain a number Of
young people. who have been invited
20 meet Mr.. and Mrs. Tignor.