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Evening journal., 1909-05-24
Rus Poddler Didn't Show License,

When officer John Purcell sees a man
selling goods on the street it is a case
of show your license or in you go"
At noon today Purcell came across a
well dressed man at Tenth and Mar
ket streets attempting 10 sell fine rugs.
As he could not show a license Purcell
took him to the police station. There
he gave his name as Elias Baba. A
few minutes later another man came
into the station with Baba's license.
Baba was fined two weeks ago FOR ped
6ling without a license and afterward
took out a license.
Evening journal., 1909-05-24
TO CALL SENATE IN
SPECIAL SESSION JUNE ID

As predicted in THE EVENING JOUR-
NAL. Governor Pennewin has announced
that he will cali the Senate in special ses-
sion on June "a, for the purpose OF con-
frminR the new judiciary At the same
time the appointment Of William T.
smithers. as Secretary OF state TO sue
ceed Daniel o. Hastings, win be presented
for confirmation.
Evening journal., 1909-05-24

Tho devotion Of the forty hours be-
gan Yesterday morning at the 20 O'clock
mass in St Elizabeths r. C. Church.
south Brlome street. and will continue
during today and Tuesday. The SER
mon last evening was preached by Rev.
]. j. Dougherty OF the Cathedral Rev.
Father Mealy. the pastor Of st. Mary's
win preach this evening and Rev.
rather Munster Of ST. Patrick's, Tues
day evening.
Evening journal., 1909-05-24
Knooked nown bx RvovoIist.

Frank McGinley, Of No. SIS Conrad
street, was knocked down at noon to-
day by a bicycle ridden by Albert
Swartz Of No..4i4 Lombard street Nc
Ginley had his head and hand cut. After
having his injuries dressed he was sent
TO his home.
Evening journal., 1909-05-24

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BUFFALO, n. Y, May Awhile COM
ing into the harbor this morning the
steamer Western states struck and cap
sized tug. Three Of the tugs crew were
carried TO the bottom with her and
drowned
Frank Trsufner. s. engineer
William Mcclure, %. franan.
Roy Ncrhury, 49,
Captain sullivan and foreman McAiahon
zzzm from the scene OF the accident to
Evening journal., 1909-05-24

The case Of Mrs. Marienna Jordan
VS.. the Delaware and Atlantic Tele-
graph and Telephone Company will be
tried again in Superior Court. Mrs.
Jordan brought suit against the COM
pany for cutting shade trees on her
farm without her consent. The case
was tried in court last week and the
jury disagreed with the members stand
ing IL TO in favor Of a verdict for the
plaintiff
Evening journal., 1909-05-24
CLUBWOMEN TO
MEET IN SMYRNA

Club women from all parts Of the
State win gather in Smyrna tomorrow
when the annual meeting Of the state
Federation of Women's Clubs will con-
vene for a two-days' session. Mrs.
George w. Marshall, of Milford, will
preside.
A large delegation Of members OF the
Wilmington New-Century Club will at
tend. The delegates will be welcomed
by Mrs. Harry c. Tschudy I'm behalf
of the Smyrna Club
Evening journal., 1909-05-24
Ushers' Union Outing.

The Ushers' Union of Union NJ f.
Brandywine Summit camp meeting
grounds on next Monday The trip
VIII be made in hacks. The Young
people win compete in field events, in
sludinx a baseball game
Evening journal., 1909-05-24
SUPPOSED DROWNED
MAN IS SAFE HERE

Edward a. Burke, of Bordentown,
n. j., who disappeared from his home
on May Is, leaving a wife and two
children, and who, it was thought,
had drowned himself in the Delaware
and Raritan Canal at Trenton, has
been located with his brother, Thomas
Burke, ia this city.
Burke had been acting strangely for
some time back. He will be returned
to his home.
Evening journal., 1909-05-24
ALLEGED peserter Returns to Navy

Accused OF being a deserter from the
United States Navy. Stanley Travis,
aged % years. OF this city, was ar
rested here last evening and today was
taken TO League Island by Patrolman
David Wardle He was taken into Gus
tody on information received here from,
the navy authorities
Evening journal., 1909-05-24
Police Searching For Missing Man.

The disappearance OF a young man
named John Casey from his homie, No
AIS East Third street. has been report
ed to the police. He was an inmate OF
the State Hospital at Farnhurst for q
time and was discharged from that
institution. He lived with mis- aged
mother
Evening journal., 1909-05-24
pesth Of Mrs. cIIHord Mews.

Mrs Maggie e. News wife Of Cliff
ford News, died at her home in Chris
ttana this morning. she was 40 years
old. The funeral win take place to-
morrow morning. with intermeut in the
Presbyterian cemetery az Christlana.
Evening journal., 1909-05-24
New Psrsonaae a Northsast.

The NJ. f. Cnurch at Northeast Nd,
which is in the Wilmington district.
has raised money for a new parsonage,
and the BUILDING will be completed
shortly
Evening journal., 1909-05-24

Finances OF the Board OF Water
Commissioners were reported this
morning as follows: Current fund,
S2.O46.20; special. s71.226S3. Weekly
pay rolls were ordered paid as follows:
current, S1O21.2o; special. 17S.O5.
Evening journal., 1909-05-24
To plsouss New RuiIdlna.

At the meeting Of the Brownson LII
brary Association tonight, plans for a
proposed new hall for the association
by building an addition to the present
hall will be discussed.
Evening journal., 1909-05-24
Epworth Choir TO Entertain.

The Epworth choir Of fifty voices
win sing in Silverbrook NJ. Z. Church
tomorrow night for the benefit of the
intermediate department Of Silverbrook
Sunday school. George L. King Will
lead.
Evening journal., 1909-05-24

Quarterly Conferences at Union Church.
The first quarterly conference Of
Union M. z. Church will be held m the
church on Thursday evening. All the
official members Of the church are
urged 10 attend the conference.
Evening journal., 1909-05-24
Red Men at Church.

wawaset Tribe OF Red Men Of Henry
Clay attended services in Christ Episco-
pal Church, Christiana hundred, yester-
day
Evening journal., 1909-05-24

The new cabinet of the Epworth
League of Asbury NJ E. Church viii
meet tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1909-05-24

Flags were displayed from several
Market street stores today in honor of
the Commercial Travellers Convention
10 La hsla t'ridax and Saturda-.
Evening journal., 1909-05-24

Letters testamentary have been
granted by Register Of Wills Walker
to Rebecca Foulke and William G.
Keeahn on the estates OF Christiana
Crouch and Dennis Keehan.
Evening journal., 1909-05-24

Visiting Preachers at Harrison Street.
The Rev. BENJAMIN T. String. Of
Philadelphia. preached in Harrison
Street NJ. f. Church last night to a
lzree audience.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
GREAT DIAMOND SALE.

PARIS -Sl -cial The most impor-
ta. diamond sale this Ciy has seen
ir many decades uIl Rake place c-
Thursday af rle Hotel Dr0uot. when
tt- .auous Habi5 collection Viii De-
offered
ln- collection was brought together
1t Halih. Jr. merchant who
lives here and Nh0 ls not t0 BE- con-
founded Hlth his father. who stlll re-
sides I'D 'ousrautlLople There an.
orl- eight stones but DO ls auticiuared
that the sale aMl realize several mill
lion francs. for it is iltimated that
seven ~ The gems formerly belonged
20 various crown collections OF jewels
while the eighth is the celebrated
Hope diamond
Number one In the Habib collection
is rose-blue diamond OF six karats
Number two is white-blue. pear
shaped. % . karats. Number three is
another white-blue stone OF % karats
l6-karat diamond from Princess
Mathilde BOnaparte's casket IS number
four Number FIVE is an aQuamarine
% % karats. resembling the Nossao
diamond 10 the English crown collec-
ton
A rose diamond OF 81 karats. re-
sembiing Mazarin's. in number six. and
seven Is the "Miregent," so called
owing 10 It's resemblance 90 the regent
diamond In the French crown collec-
ton il IS rated az IS karats Mum
Der eight r. the Hope. which experts
predict viii sell for something more
than 1000 900 francs.
Habib, Jr.. who occupies sumptnOus
premises ia the Rue LATTE. said that
be regretted parting with the coIlec-
ton. which Il had taken years 10
amass. he said that financial condl-
tons alone induced him 10 consent 20
the auction. particularly Of the Hope
diamond. which he obtained for 2.0OO. =
600 francs az the Fraukel sale, and
watch be values az twice as much.
The auction viii BE- conducted by
Eugene Bailly and Edouard. the dIa-
mOnd expert. while Louis Arcoc. who
r. considered the greatest authority in
France on the value OF diamonds. viii
be the Official expert
~. Aucoc said that the Hope is a
unique stone.
II was valued In the Hope coIiec-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
SHORT HEALTH TALKS.
No. The Fnrm Wei.

The Wen Is necessity on many
farms ~ Virginia. hur l- NAV ~ O.
very serious menace go health unless
d. Us properly protected a lreat deal
az typhoid fever is spread lr waite.
and much OF il by u-r water As
water sc O. reasonable dls-arD. below
lhr surface ia seldom contaminated
except through the mouths of wells.
the chief duty 90 the farmer 81 20 rre-
vent seepage into the wau from It's
mouth and from the surrcurflr- soil
The precautions for sanitary farm
Wei are comparatively Jew and mex
pensive. The location C. -he well isl
a matter OF prime Importance. ir
should always be Situated above the
level az the surrounding lrOuuC and
So placed that rains cannon wash trash
or other waste into ir. Furthermore.
the we'll should be walled 40 wan
brick or stone. laid ia cement. and
with the wall projecting about TWO feet
above the level OF the ground The
top 90 the we'll should be- made wa-e--
proof, 20 prevent any contamination
from the surface. In addition the
wise farmer viii gain much j. BE- WIZ
lay concrete from the eds of the wall
for several feet around the we'll This
VIII practically prevent any Cripplngs
l--tp tAr "F44 from the surrounding
soil A pump fitting closely into tns
well. is preferable 20 chain and
bucket as the latter may become hltty
from contact with the hands Where
stock is watered a. rae Wen G. piYe
or Waterproof trouEl shocll be ruL
for them some distance from The vel.
inasmuch as animals should not D.
allowed 90 stand about The well. Clean
illness iu the surroundings Of the vel
is Of the very first importance
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
sso.eoo FOR THRsE COINS.

The coin collectors q the New York
SuUismsric Club. who attended the
last monthly meeting AZ Kesn'E Chop
house ~ere treated 70 z real sensation
when William 4 Woodln, the coin col
lecror, exhibited two gold coins and
announced nat he had paid $40 go for
then
The tao coins. which take front rank
a. O2ce - the highest-prlced coins
ever tssced In the world. we're two
ottF dollar gold pieces made al the
United States Mint az Philscelphiz In
1917, and the Two pieces shown last
night are the only ones ever made
In gold. being Of 2 denomination never
ado2tec oy this country for regular
circ8lafiOn-
The coins are considerably larger f.
diameter than the doable eagle and
m0ch thtckeg, the cesign on the OBJ
yerse o. each being = bead o. Liberty.
surrounded By thirteen starr. with The
Gate. 1871" below. On TIE reverse Il
an eagle. much like that on the cid
fwenty-1ollar gold piece. the inscrfp-
tson zrOEDd the edge reading. United
States ~ America. Pity Dollars
The coin collectors expressed their
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
POTATO CROP RUINED
BY HIAAN Rams

ONANCOCK. vas D ecial-The
Irish potato crop Is being Dug. and q
large part OF il is found go be spoiled.
due 20 the recent deluge o. rain. On
lands high and we'll drained little dam
age was done, but wherever water
stood on them for two DAYS or more
the potatoes are worthless. The ae-
gregate loss 70 the country IS fully
$3.50 900, and may reach $500 600.
Sweet potatoes. too. are damaged.
but with favorable conditions they
will recover 10 a great extent Many
farmers propose planting again should
the land dry sufficiently within the
next week.
The Board OF Supervisors report the
expenditure CT $16.617-s7 on roads dur
ing the past year. In the late spring.
summer and early fall the roads 10 Z
great extent work themselves. IN the
winter. IL Is declared by many people.
but little Improvement IS seen on them.
certainly nothing 10 justify such al
outlay.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24

ton catalogue OF 1889 az $4,000 pounds.
or 10000 trans $3.50 0c0l. the com
piler Of the catalogue adding note
that the stone would be salabie at a
far higher figure
Referring TO the superstition that
the Hope brings bad luck 20 its owner.
AucOc said that after Young Hope sold
II. Il passed 90 the firm OF Well a.
Blumenberg. who were prosperous. II
Is true that Frankei became financially
embarrassed after ne bought IL. but
all his creditors have since been sat
isied
AuCoc believes that Thursdays sale
viii az once and for all destroy the
suQerstitioCs tradition. as we'll as es-
tablish a new record for prices OF his
toriCal diamonds No reserve has been
placed on the Hope. but il will Ger
tainly not be allowed 20 20 ate price
below its real market value. The sell
Pr is counting on the presence OF rich
Americans now in Paris.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
Won,on's Department

Corn Sems-FOr Scotch Thistle
Two cups OF corn meal. cups OF -four.
, cups OF sweet milk. . eEgs. , heaping
teaspoons baking powder. half cup
melted butter. half cup sugar. Beat
reil and make In gem pans.
Lemon Jumbles- One eEg. I cup Of
surar. half cup butter. 5 tablespoons
sweet milk. the juice Snd grated rind
70 , small lemons. teaspoon baking
sowder. pastry -four % roll and cut ia
.Rncy shapes.
Cream Lemon Pudding Beat yOiks
- 4 eCCS. ( tablespoons OF SUGAR. Add
uice and grated rind 81 lemon. . tea
spoons OF hot water. Put in a double
boiler and let simmer until thickened
Ihen remove from FIRE and stir In the
whites OF 4 eggs beaten stir with .
tablespoons OF sugar. Eat cold De
ncious,
Gr2 aam Rolls-Beat Z eCE until
thick. add I teaspoon salt. tablespoon
81 molasses and OF sugar. stir well.
add cup sweet milk In which dissolve
I level teaspoon 90 soda. teaspoons
~ melted butter. I cup Of pastry -four
sifted with - level teaspoons OF cream
tartar and cup OF sifted graham meal
Have roll pans very hot. SC they Will
puff mp az once
Orange Cream An old recipe for
orange cream. Six large oranges. half
pound OF loaf sugar. quarter pint OF
water. half pint or cream Boil
the sugar and water until brittle Peel
oranges. remove Az the white pith and
divide the fruit into pieces. being care
tui not 20 break the thin skin Dip the
rieCaS into The smear and ---,-r-, th---,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
MAT INVESTIGATION BEGINS

EAST s.. LOUIS. ILI.-Special -
Al ofcia1 Investigation O. The charges
against re government meat inspeC-
tion system az the National stock
HRr5s here Was begun Friday o. g
hoard scleCted ~ Secretary Wilson
q ire Department 90 Agriculture
headed by D- A u. Melvin. CHIEF &C
the Animal Industries Bureau TIE
sessions were behind closed doors j.
4. Harms. rhe former inspector. who
brought the charges that caused the
investigate. wlrhirew from the case
when he vas informed mat the hear
tnSs ECul1 b. held behind closed
doors. a statement issued b. The or
Gals said
MP Harms Uas assured rhst 30
would b. Afforded every oprcrt-ri-t
GO present evidence % suhs-Rnriara his
charges. re vas told thaf ir vas the
general polcr az the department not
20 conduct public invest cations. tut
rhat be wcult o. furnished each Morn
-uc w--t a copy az TIE ste1o-rarh er s
work Ci the DAYS proceedings The
committee VIII continue its invest ga
tiC1- II IS iu possession 90 a list az
rte witnesses relied upon hv Nr
Harms 10 suhs-l-f.a-e rhe charges
his tis- VAS furnished -c tha ferart-
reur tr N-. Harms and every man
included 81 e wLl BE- called before
TIE bcare
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24

one line OF work " hicA women have
-e-ently taken mp Is accounting. There
are said - Dc about twenty-five women
'ugagcd in this work IN the United
states They have come into this field
Ntthin the last tVO or three years and
aavc met With unexpected success
IL is hard work. bat it is Tar more
-crnunerative. according 70 writer in
The BcOkkeeper. than any other Of
The professions Ia hiCh women have
heretofore engaged. 4 director in a
lcsding commercial school OF New
York SAYS,
I know 81 two women in vel known
concerns Vho have mapped out and
pot into operation a complete new sy-s-
ZEN q financial methods for their en-
plovers and Who have even been in
trusted with big funds for profitable
investment and whose advice has been
followed in many other important
business undertakings The number OF
such wo-cn Who have proved their
ABILITY and ikiuE for this responsible
and remurerative work Is steadily
growing liz Offers a splendid field for
the woman Vho IS not loath TO ACCEPT
responsibilities and " no has q liking
FOR the hard work So entails and who
s amhitious
Nearly al the commercial schools
shCw a steady increase On the num-
oer o. women students over previous
wears ore o. them reports that four
1trhs CO its students in the regular
--si1ess course thfs year. which in
c,udes steDCEraphy. commercial law.
oankinE. English and kindred subjects.
are women.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
PEARY BELIEVED To
HAVE REACHED POLL


AritiNp oN.-~ recial .- Friends
% mas c-T- 90 Comm an1er Robert Ed
ain PEAR. "ho .ett The United States
last ~ulF tor f-e frozen Nor-l. believe
ne explorer - t-is time has reached
TIE goal 90 lis ambition and has sLc-
cessfully planted the stars and Stripes
ai .A- Nortl Pole.
NO news has been received from
rear since -e leLt Ltan North Green
al-- OF august Do. -t'e - Tie stalrch
'-lp Aoe>rf-.i ior dash as Tar into
,nr -c--iolIa seas as mat specially
,--ii .r-s-l YOU'D carry lim before
otlNs frozen Ds me "ilters cold.
= -r mas D- success ll ID attaining
go FL -t---7e -s-L -oal me news ~ ris
-ls over "-i -oI reach a point 20
lT'H az -.c 30 -l-lflca--ln until Al-
-u1l ~ oep Irl-1-r next, L Pee has oee
.--.z =. ,rs7i-l. h- "-l remain pa t-e
ia- -N,ltn ana MAKE alctle- eld--fnr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24

BOGOTA COLONBIA-Special-
Presideut Reyes. IL Is undersrood here.
--r ----.r re- m 'ha steamer p-t-r
SlEiszE1d. which sailed from santa
49,. ~ 80 81 lL-r "a tll New York The
rruTr1arse--. cr-Terfi-r on rre de-
pzrrure O TIE President. expressed the
upllI11 TAI MS ELsit 10 me United
States Is 20 arrange q settlement G.
pending questions.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
TELEGRAPHIC BREWTIES


FH PHILADELPHIA Mary Mont
ler Van 10y he died near Butler. aged
one hundred and two years
h'iAN. An ii'a'n Brown an-
e-.e -t~crl were atirsied .-..
Roses I'D -lI ou sus ri,i~u oi conceal
AIS. lrecey's husband.
A---9 was announced thar
''-t- "'.l4 -.i- GREAT Britain il
70 'is A'' n,neni against as
.. il- i-r ltt' A-N->fecl-
-.N Joan io '-taa-
s.. 20 diplomatic -lurlerins when he
eit-rs ol Parliament who
--- rtu'iur to President Tart
'- '--- l-M ln t1e London embassy.
IA n A. 'o------ lteen-y ear-old
sos carson. h.sh school student
NOUS colorado scout pathfinder. In
d.-- t-lt-r and pioneer. elopel O. Ra-
TOY. - ,.- "ltl Robert O.. Beech aged
--No. rauD ---an az Higule.
ND-
lower Sarcor. lost 500 in
r---.- manner. lie went into the
N'-'- I-lrArn National Bank ana
ABOUT Cd -aNN iAe money to tle
.r--r-- "-rN --el DI VINO carried 40
.l'e ..r -.lt- \ search fcr Do proved
ttAl'-reS
A Ian q o. GIN. n J-Flames
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
SHOT MULE AND HIMSELF.
Man Preferred Death to Parting WITH
preei0uS ReaSf

COLUMBIA. S. Special-Because
a creditor had threatened 20 seize his
mule IL he did not pay a debt. John
s. Granger, white man. aged forty
years, shot HIS mule ia the woods near
bis home In Horny county: then turned
the weapon upon imself, iniicting al
most fatal Injuries.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
sWs TOUR E0ME- Build Y0UR
HONE.
AOxET



WHY NOT BIZ INDEPENDENT
AID own the roof over your head
Why M the pockets % yoUT Land
1or1s BY giving him a. least one
fourth CO yo1r labor for thai house
o. farm whscb y0u Dow Occupy,
wke1 We Vii advance the money
% you with whicn % buy or bslle
TIE home q yoEr choice. anywhere.
house or farm. or b1Einess property.
a. c1iy Eve per cent interest. ard
you can repay X nsOnxhIy. quarterly.
seLi-anruzliy O. yearly 20 suit your
own conveDience- Tou repay Ne
lean theE ycur preseEt rent Let -
explain Il 70 yea Write a. once
Tomorrow you may be too late
Address THE NATI0SAL HOME
PURCHASING ASsS.. - Americas
National Bank Buld1ng. Rlchmonc.
va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24

BIRMINGHAM. AI-A-special A
petition In voluntary bankruptcy has
been filed IN the United States District
Court against the Woodstock iron
Company. with headquarters and
plants, az AnnistOn. Ala. The capital
stock o. the company - nearly 81 Co.,
600.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24

which Aave entirely cured me- I am
r commencing Deans Kidney Pills
only IN the hope that some other
sufferer may profit by my experience. q"
At any dealers. soc. a box. or mailed
on receipt Of price by Foster-Milburn
Co. Buffalo. y. Y.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
Her Family.

81 have three husbands 20 support"
pleaded the ragged beggar woman.
'What-you are a bigannistz"
''No. sir. One husbands mine, and
the others belong 20 my two daugh-
ters.-Cleveland Leader.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24

= Il iA"i INK Ai0lA lAN hal ne
and dizzy spells. head
ache or lGnEuor. is in
deed a pity. Deans
kidney Pills have
brought new life. health
and strength 90 thou
sands Of women afflicted
in this way. Mrs. T.
Woolton. Fifth St. West
Point. Va. SAYS. Il suf-
fercG a great deal from
K idneS troubles for
many years. and was
unable 20 get relief
until I began taking
DOans Kidney Pills.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
MYSTERIOUS AILMENTS.
Very often Arise from Sick. Weak
ened Kidneys.

Every woman has SO much pain and
work. IN life that any needless daily
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24

wANTED-A NAN ~ Each COUNTY
a. orEz1iEer for fraternzl order.
Plezsz-t Work- good PAS. Address
a = CLEMENTS. Bozrd @ Trade
Bldg. norfolk. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
WANTS
AGENTS WANTED.

EANTED-LOCAL AGENT N EVERY
towE liz Virginia 900 or more pop
ulEuc1- Best health and accident
tDEurG1ce- line-zl contract Address
MANAGER TIE MUTUAL IN
ELRANCE CO. s-h 4 Broad Street.
RicEuu-1 Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
Market Reports
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET
Corrected each week by

WILLIAM WAIVER Commission
Merchant Richmond, Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond, Va
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON
I'm
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
BUILDERS- SUPPLIES.

al THE LATEST PARIS FASHIONS
A Hair Dressing All kinds O hair
OF hand Or made 70 order. CODbinss
made into Switches. P0mpzoourE.
Puts. etc. SS1lEfacriou g1zraDreec-
HUGHES. 20s North Third s.. Rlcz-
mo1d. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24

MISUNDERSTANDING. Mary Mont
ler Van Dyke died near Butler. aged
one hundred and two years
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24

NEW YORK DIR LeaFitr and In
sp-ctcr Auutcn. 20 The Camden Board
&C Health. are trmly convinced that
Joseph CLARK. the leper. who escaped
au fae aluslolse there tew days
ago. IS aiding sou-u here ln Sew York