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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-09

.uiid)t 51 baben, ebe er ScIbitmoro
beeing. Gin grief in meldem Die
slhpeiIlng ergebt, beioe Seiden 5lt=
lnlnnen su begraben oelltet ourallf
en-. oaB Dos gbepoor Die Iblidt
botte, aus Der iroii6en @riIten5 81,
ld)cioen.
gor einieen Saeen fono man
iii Detroit, Widieon, cine 5eriduit-
te1e Srauenlei6e. Die 9eile Der
2eide maren III alpei Sade eeiteft
uub 6ann In eilien Greet, illl ipelt-
Iiben Seile Der 6tobt, perIenft nor.
Ben. ssSeBt lit Die 2eihe als 6ieielli-
&c zines iuneen Wfdbbens aus
@nn Sarbor nonens Mopbelle Sill.
mon ioelttifi5iert noroen. Gin be-
Fainter 9rst IN Detroit, eill Or.
6rith, lit in 8erbinonng init oieler
9lllgelegenbeit perbaftet itnb ebenio
Elm Sraulein Martba Senlliilg, cine
illtime Sreuttoin Der 9oten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-09
9smr ei,, ,8eftes".
San @ntonier 2ente sebet &rebit,
lup Grcoit gebiigrt.

2eltte BON San slntonio, ipelhe
an fronfen geieren uno gfiidenldmer-
sen leioeit, mollen cine Nieren-Me-
oi5iri ouf Die Tie iih perlailen fcll=
nen. Die bette 1T 9out's geierell
8inerl cine Weeoi5in nur fir gieren,
aus reinen @ur5eln uno &rduter.l
gena6t nno Die ein5iee, Die onrdJ
&uren in San @ntonio beit1tigt lit.
Sier lit ei1t 5an 9lntonio 3eugllis
S. 6. Suoetl 1922 Sit-gommerce
Stru San 9lntonio, geros, iaat:
Weine erite grfabrrlng nit Doons
gtieren 8illen mabte i6 in Setter
Jon Gitp, 500. Sd litt longe 2eii
an einer 6ronii6en 2Gbmung oes
gfiidens, pelde al1e Siilfsnittel ipot=
tete 9oans Nieren HiIle1 beieitig-
ter oas ltebel pollltdnoig uno mon
id Bis Dor fnr5em gang frei oapou.
Damn beeann mein &iiden tpieoer au
i6mer5en ulto i6 berl6affte mir nie-
Der cine S6abtel BON Doons Nierell
Btllen bon Ser 8erar Drug 60. Wie
borber beieitieten iie oas llebel io=
gleid, ll1o aud cine lei1te Nieren-
i6tpade, ipeI6e borbonoen NOR, TO-
bob idl iett bollis frei bon geieren-
leioen bin, oanf 9oons Nieren GilIeil.
Bum @erfauf bel ollen Sdnolers.
8reis so Gents. Soiter-Milburn
Co. 9uffalo, Seem Yorf, alIeinige
4genten fir oie Ser. 5taatet1.
grinnert gud) oes 9eamens =
9ran 1ntb nebn1t feline anbcren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-09
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QbfaBrt-
$50. 8O1-Guero. @ictoria. $3.50 BORN
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SO. 7-8om Often. ... 900 naanl
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geo. 10-Nad Dem Often. 1920 na1nl
yfo. 8-Nad bem Often. II 40 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-09
Raoitalhetlnite
Merbeni6tpd@e

e6ipa6e, nerb5le 9erfoneu, .espIaet bon Ssff.
nunesIofieiett unb tdIe9ten Irduuien. erf&bp.
i1merSen, SaarausiafI, etonabms bes 0e55rs
urib Gefthtse Aatarr6. Wlaeeu6yAdsn, Stubber.
ttppfling. Whbafett, Grrbtenk .ptttern, 6eraflop.
finn erfabrsn aus ben vSussnhfrsanta fpis
etnfaM, iGnell nnh 6tllig allie unnatiirft.
den 8erlnite tnh aubere psIsen jusenh.
lidler @erirrmnsen sranhlt9 setsilt ,nl
bplle Wefnmhbett mns Ore6Epn ,pteses.
trlanst merben f6nnen. Uaus neues
SeiIperfatrem. Sseer jetn stsner arst.-
r,s Stsf sas@sssssfstl @ nssse,esESsss ,sSs, uns Ise
bon lung uub al, hfartu nnb Brau, aeisIett
tperbsn follts, farm esgel GtHfeffhune boz, III
Gents In 9riefnarfsn nerfteseIt bssceen nsrbeTi
bon her
4ripat.& &linii, 1876. Npenne
stsm E3prk, D. ..
0tan erfpdbne Die Sreie Rreiie !. SerdS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-09
Mit Stmrm!

Ser gegebr fir bie ipilnoerbari
Wagen=, Nieren luab 2eberfnr, 9r
Sings Seem 2ife Bias, lit eritaunen.
erregeno. 9lne Druggiften iaget1
bob fie ME ettpas 9lebnlides iaber
Das lit, neil es ME berfeblt, GU.
rem Magen, Sartleibigfeit, l1nber.
baulidfeit, @alIigfeit, @elbiu6t,
&opidner3ef1 Sieber u1lb Molarid
i; filrierell. yeur 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-09
Isras s.

Sn 9epine murbe 60. 8laf
aus San 9lntonio bon ieillen1 S6ma-
ger 60. 8ibbert eridoiielt. glef
lpar nah Dem 8ibbert'iden Sauie
gefonlnlelL batte feline Sran ge-
idoiien uno ibiper bermunoet nno
audl einen ShuB ouf ieiac s6mie=
gernliltter obgefeuert glls er has
Sous perlaiien moIlte, lpuroe er bon
ieillem Shluager eri6oiien. gr
nor 36 Sabre aft lno ieit lnebreren
Sabren perbeiratet. 9us Hoar
ipobnte bier in San 9lntonio IN Ell
nenl 9auie an oer @arrera StroBe.
gor einiaen @oden reiite Srau
9laf gum geiud bei ibrer @futter
llad DEFINE; ibr @otte folgte ibr
am Samitog, um lie 5uriid 8u bos
len.
glus Dalbort I'M Yanbanole
miro genleloet oaB bort i6rete
Sfegenaiiiie eefaIlen uno alle Sliiiis
iiber ibre llfer getreten ieien. Ger
CANADIAN bot Die beioen giien-
babnbriiden Der 9enber & Sort
Wortb gabn 5pilden Dolbart ulo
1marillo fortgerilien uno Ser @iicn-
babnperfebr lit poGig unterbrohen.
@siollen aud) lllebrere Weenld;en
Dem @odmaiier gum Spfer gefaaell
leit, bod meiB mon nod nihts Be
itimmtes oariiber.
- Der Br1iioent bat folaer0c
@enins=snperpiioren fir unIern
Staot ernannt: /. 9iitrift, esobn 9.
Stepbens, Denofrat; 4. Diitrift, 9l.
5. Sobnion, yepublifoner; s. Gi-
Itrift, Boone @roB> Nepublifener,
TO- Giitrift, &. 8. Mren, Nepubli,
faner; II. Diitrift, GEORGE s.
gopnton 0emofraf; 12. 0iftrift
Samuel Dabiololt Hepnblifaner,
t3. Diitrift, 2eipis 2inoIep, Mepubli.
foner; IA. Diitrift, Scat so. @ai6er,
Hepnblifaner; Is. Diitrift, Qatprelce
6. gennett, 9iepublifener.
Sn &nuIton lit Elm iltuaes
Waoden narnens @ertruo Irancis
Ooron, So6ter bon San1es Doran,
al Htomaille-gergiftung eeitorhen.
Sic uno ibre gItern batten ,conlieo4
girnen gegeiien uao maren ale orei
nad Dem @enuife Ser 9riihte er.
fronft Die gltern liegen nod iduer
franf i'm ct. Sofepbs Sospital oar-
nieoer.
SSn Der G1be bon Sulpbur
Springs, in Dem See oes glberta
Club, iit eine 6ran @ilIiamlon,
Die @attin zines angeiebenen aalf-
nanns bon Sulpbur Springs, err
trlnfen.
8nrd Die grplcfion elmer So
oo.@aiier-5laihe ipilr5e Ser 8fuolf-
labrige Sarrp 0erlotpib III @aco
10 ihper onl Iinfen 9luge perlest,
oaB oailelbe entfertit iperoen rnltbte.
Sn Der @egeno bon Som5all
bat man Die 2eihe bes Sormers
4enrD Mibler neben Dem @eleiie
DER Srinitp & 8roaos gallep gabn
liegeno gefunoen. Der Sd1oel mar
,ertriiinnlert llno man glaubt, oab
Der Wtann bon eiiient giienbabnsua
getroffen iuor6en lit.
4us Der @egeno am unteren
9fio @ronoe miro genleloet, oos
Sodmaiier folle iebr idnea uno es
lei alle 9lusfiht porbonoen. oob Der
giienbobnberfebr nit grolpnsoille
in einigen 3agen tpieoer beraeiteat
Iein meroe
Sn @eimar itarb G6arles
2eipanoomsfD, friiber in Gl Gompo
aniaiiig.
ssn oen itGotiiden Sdulen BON
@on5aIes miro fiinftig auh oeut-
ider ltnterridt erteilt meroen.
ssn &ouiton ion Elm 9abu-
bof gebaut iperoen, Der cine Mil-
lion Collars foiten miro.
Ssn 8rotpnipooo 1T ons ssod-
ion Sotel obgebrannt. Der Sfobell
! belauft iid ouf ungefabr $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-09

@eiltdJt = Cine quite oeutibe So
din. @uter 2obn, menn 5ufrieoenltel.
lenb. gtaberes Srau g. 9. 8alfreD,
III Sit.2mlrel Street, Sm g(ntonio,
Seros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-09
Sin 9ram,l,.

VtW SCUWlW.
Wttr tramnte, if) tpare geitprben
ftnb unt bic Geele mein,
9a ipar'n ntteinanber int Gtreite
9ie Semfel nnb Gnseleir.
9ie Semfel, bic batt' idj id)pm ale
9tcr itnten i'm 2eben geieb'n
Sic pflegten berMm ais QlppiteI
Ser Mntt=Salpun=2eagm 5m ge1'n.
Der Gidel6ers, Strpns mmb 6er Ma,.tin
Die bier 10 getuiitet ergrim,nt,
Ste tuarcn jett all matchmaker
3unt Stenit in 6er 91le beitiuintt.
Ste ntetnten, id) ntfiie 6inmnter
Wit ibmem 5nn1 S1llenpfubl,
gSetl td] ME beiudlt tire Stride
unn nift tbre Spnntagsi1mli.
ttno iueil id INNER ge,ueien
Gin alnti. .Brpbibitipniit;
Die Gngel iagten bagegem:
nGr TT ttnier, tueil es 10 it'll"
Die Gngel blteben nmd) Giegcr
Hnn fhbrten mid bann birtmelan,
gSir fnbren int allerneaeitcm
Seppelin'fdjen aeruplam.
ttnb tuie iuir enbIidb gefpmntcn
Sinb an bas biuimliifi)e Spr,
Sa trat init frennblihent 9liden
Der beilige 9etrns berppr.
Der meinte. es babe bic gaeiie
0eiuih mid reft bnritis gcn,ad)t,
ttno bat mir fusletd) cine sslaidbc
gpn VI mp Sier bergebradJt.
Sd mar mol bariiber erItamnet,
Gr fagte: .Sas lit bier Der Sraud)
Was gut nnb mas seiitis auf Grben,
Sas baben int 6intmel mir aud.
9as alamo gter bat idjpn Iange
Serauf nns Gin Gngcl gebradJt,
Drum 4rpiit!" - 0'rab iupilte idl trim
fen
9a bin id bariiber er,uadjt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-09
i Slorence gsisbtimsale. !

Gnglanos beriibntelte Srau, Slo=
renee geigbtingale, lit Dor furaen
in ibrem 90 2e6ensiabre geItorben
Sic NOR III 5lorence am 12. Sea.
1920 geboren. Bon oen Seilneb-
mern aln arimfriege (1853-56)
ipar tie eine ser ipenigen nod leben-
Ben, ebenio mie lie cine Ser befonn-
teiten ltno beriibmteiteu mar. 9lls
9elpeis bierfiir iei folgeuoe @nsfoote
ertpabnt Sci eillen WfittageIlcn.
oas Dor einigen Sabren In 2onool
oen Sffiaieren eege6en puroe, Die
onl arilnfrieg teilgenommen bat-
ten, inuroe eil 8ori6Iag gen1a1t,
ooB ieoer @alt alf einem 3ettel ben
Nomen Der Beripn aufihreiben ioG.
te, oeren GeroienIt i'm genanntell
Selo5ug in Der @rinnerung Der Neh-
melt om l0neiten leben miiroe.
9(ls Die 3ettel geianlmeIt tpuroe.t
befallo iih oltf alien Der gtome
Slorence Nightingale.
WliB Nigbtingoles Satigfeit i'm
&rilnfriege, mo lie oie Bflege Der
8ertpllnoeten uno &ronfen orgalli,
lierte uno ielbit leitete, gereibte ni6t
MIR ollen ben geripunoeten gum
Segen, bic Dor ibrer 4nfllnft eon5
ibrenl traltrieen Weihid iiberlaiien
iparen .iie nnrbe audi porbiloli1
fir bas aeiontnte Sanitatspeien
in ipateren &riegeir a9lu6 anf an-
oeren Gebieten Ser 4rorfenpflege
fat Slorence Nig6tineale eillea
epo6enodenoen GinfluB ausseiibt
lno ii6 baourb nit 9fe1t oen Ha-
men &onigin Der aranfenpflegerin-
nen erporben Wannigfad iino
alt6 Die Ius5eihtullgen, Die ibr
8lteil uuroer, bon ber gbrengoba
BON 6einabe $4,000 8funo Sterling
ooer ca. $250,000 an gerednet, Die
iie fur8 nod ibrer Seinlfebr aus
oenl &rirnfriege erbielt nllo 5ur
@riinoung eines Sonos 5ur Musbil,
oung ltno llnteritiisung BON &ran.
fenpflearinnen berubte, Bis gu iErer
oorjdbrigen Grnennilng 5ur ebren,
biirgerin Der 2onooner gitp II. Ser.
leibnng oes englii6en oBolr-le-
nerite" -Sroens. 9ieler bon 40niy
gouoro bel ieiner @xonung geitiftete
Sroen lit ouBer an fie bisber llotb
oil feline Srau perlieben noroen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-09

3n perrenten Gin groBes Of.
fice.3 .3immer. Nad5ufrogen in Der
Office Ser uSreien @reiIe", 2t6 DIT
Commerce Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-09

Or. 2ple, einer Der Merste
6es Giienbobn-Mognoten Sarriman
bot am Mitttpod Die grfldrung
oboe9eben, Dob iib Ser @eiitnobeits-
5uitono Sorrinlan's gebeIiert bo6e.
Sln sfooiepelt Soipitol al
Nelp Dorf lit Der peniionierte &c.
uerol @enrn 6. gorbin OIL ben Sol
gen elmer Operation geItorben.
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81. 8. & s. Balm.

Nnflinft-
Mo; 3-gom Moroen. -. .9:t5 nabm
Slpern -Som Noroen. .7:30 BORN
Wo 241-0oniton etc. $50 porm
Gbfa1rt-
30. 4-Nab Dem Norben. 1880 BORN
ySlper er"-yea6 Dem Norben 900 itaAnl
No. 244-6oliiton etc -. 1915 rtahnr
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-08-19
Model Soldiers.

During the period Of the second EN-.
pire In France the Cent Gardes were
one Of Its fights at the Tulleries. u
was hard TO distinguish them from
statues. Their commander. Colonel
Very. once declared to the Empress
Eugene that nothing" could make
one Of his men move when on duty.
The empress laid a wager that she
would make one Of the giants stir. So.
with her characteristic impetuosity,
she went M 10 one Of the guards and
boxed his ears. Not muscle moved.
The empress then acknowledged that
Colonel Very had won the bet and
sent a soIatium TO the soldier. who,
however. proudly refused Il. saying
that he had been sufficiently compen.
stated by the honor Of having had his
sovereign lady's hand laid on bis
cheek.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-08-19

The group OF little girls was stand.
Ing on the sidewalk when man
passed who was generally disllked by
the children OF the neighborhood on
account Of his austcre manner and the
fact that be always ignored them.
When he was out OF hearing various
uncomplImentary remarks were made
and there was some derisive laughter.
No one happened to notice that little
Agnes was present Suddenly she was
heard from.
"You can just stop talking about
chat gentleman" she remarked with
some heat. Hes as good as you are.
He's my half uncle"
ooh. we forgot" said Ruth hastily.
Besides. We were talking about TIE
other half anyhow. or course your bail
Is oil right."-woman's Home Com
psnion.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-08-19
Welcome Words To Wome

If, you are an intelligent thinking W.
ness, pain and suffering, then it mea
honest square-deal medicine OF KNOW
of woman's ills. The makers of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05
CAPT. TOPPING LEFT
LARGE ESTATE TO RELATIVES
kessrs. G. W. Topping and NJ. 7
Weber Qualified as the exeeu-
tors-Give $24, 900 Bond.

The last will and testament OF me
late Capt Charles W. Topping. bear,
ing date OF June ~. 1905. was admit
ted to probate before Clerk of the
Courts Harry II. Holt yesterday. Capt.
George w. Topping and Mr.. Ma:c'il-
les T. Weber who were named as the
executors. qualified as such. giving
a personal bend in the sum of 1000
Can't. Topping. after directing that
his dCtts shall be paid and making
one or two requests left enc third Of
his estate to his sen. Capt. George
W. Topping and. The remaining two
thirds 70 his grandchildren TT
stripes. The granddaughter ar" to
receive one-tbird mere o. tho p~ri!oi
of the estate left to the grandchildren
than the grand-sons.
Capt. George ". Topping is 10 re-
ceivc the gold watch and chain Ct his
father: Mrs. Virginia A. Farthcrlv
q grand daughter. is left $500 in adj
ditian TO her share OF the estate: Mrs.
Birdie Weber is given the loung" ana
nat rack. and Mr. VI. T. Weber Is
left the horse and buggy. The res:
ii the household furniture is - b.
distributed among the heirs by tn"
executors.
Following The probation Of the viii!
a suit was brought against n" "a"
cutors and heirs at larcr of IN" d.
ceased by Mrs. Annie Woo Mrs
Belle Hastings Hampton. J. II Top
ping. W. T Topping AMI RraXr"m
Hastings. asking for distribution
Of The estate. Mr.. u. \ Lewis is the
attorney for the plaintiffs in the
su.t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05
ReCEivERSHiP CASE COMES
UP IN RICHMOND LATER
Judoe WaddilI Names March II as
the Date for Hearing the Peti-
ton of Trust Company.

badge Edmund Waddiil Jr.. & inc
United States Circuit Court for the
Eastern district of Virginia. has SET
Friday. March II. as h" da," Tor
hearing Ihe arguments on III" app.i
cation o. HE Maryland Trust Gem
.pany, of Baltimore. fer III" appoint
mcnt of receivers for tn" Newport
News ard Old Point Railway and
Electric Company. IT," case wa
docket,d to come up in Norfolk 10
day. but with the consent Of the vart
Gus attorneys interested. luds" Wad
dill has changed the date 10 next Fri
day and named Richmond. in stead OF
Norfolk, as the place for hearing tn
arguments.
The Newport News and Old PIN
Railway and Electric Company Il
going to contest the proceedings an'
tie attorneys for the rad express
every confidence of keeping the rcas
from being placed in the hand of re
ceiVerS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05
HONOR ROLL
OF WEST EMO ACADEMY
frof. Georue W. Guy Announces the
Nance Of tho Successful
Children.

Er,ow ar. given the names OF the
pupils in the Vest End academy Sc
curing positions on tn" roll of honor
for the month of February!
Senior Class Nellie Alexander
James McMcnamin. Eta Hope. Ed.
gar Outt"n. onto Parramore. Alien
Sinclair.
Third YeaY, II. $ Marion Sinclair.
Sarah shelton. Louise Rowe. FANNIE
Rollins. May Franklin. Helen Farrell
H,rd Edwards Maeb"tle Clark. Louise
Watson. Edith BIoxom. Mamie A&"r-
back Hazel Wool. Pr"son Philips.
Second Year, II. S.--Mary Miller
Eleanor James. Bertha Hunt. Mary
Uoukins J,nlisr Anirrws, Herbert
SPENCER. Mvron rully, Cumming Ha",
Abort Bailey,
Seventh Grade CO. Minnie Souder
Marrow Da,iS.
Grade seventh Minnlr Sonder.
| iudley Barbour. Pearl Moore. Oliv"
Nottinsham, Airline Thompson, Pearl
Price Ernla Phillips. Pearl NJ Moore.
Eva Todd Kessi" Davis.
Sixth Gradr-Amos Rountre". te'h
Saunders, Sarah Davis. Lillian Ran
son.. Margaret Sinclair. Lillian Todd.
Fifth Grade Oh; Mollir Epstein.
Elizabeth Hunt. Pearl Powell. FEMME
sinclair. George Bentley. Arthur
Pence. Donald Cumming.
Fifth Grade iAp-Janir Dyke. Rrs
sic Lee. Elizabeth Lake. Floyd Dunn
Fourth Grad".--flofson Hain's
Hr,an Davis. "arthcr Watson, Rcnel
Walker. Helen Bradley. "heima Oar
den. Vera Lee Gage. Maria Gammeli
Jessie Moore. I.u'a Powell. Lois ROD
inson. Mildred Thompson, tornriia
SanSaut. Pauline Watson.
Third Grade.-Ioe Seaich. George
Hul.fant, La Refine F'ras, I. BcnIah
Watson. Eddie Iiudgins. Elizabeth
Roche. Nrliic Crandal. Wesley Gar"
nrr,
Second Graic.-Margare Lawson.
Grace lordlcv. Eleanor Rorh". Ail'e
wainwright Edwin BranchiIl' Ross
TTupbiOOd
First Grade, Section B-Mari"n"tiA
Brittineham.. Emily Cheyn". SOPHIE
Massey. Lottie Mcclure. Camilla
Storms. LEROY Moore.
Second Grade. Section A.-Jessi"
Miller. Vivian Parham, Georgia Sin
clair. Claudia Vaughan. Vera Rrnsh-
wood. kemrton Bell. Frank Gardner
Leo Kelly. Charlie Scaich. Ben rem
mis- Thomas Sobe. Robert Davis. Jack
Christian.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05
WILLIAM AND MARY TO
PLAY HERE THIS EVENING
Ess, Game of Basketball Is Scheduled
for the Y. N. c. A. Gymnasium
Tonight.

Probably the most spirited contest
the gymnasium in the Young Men =
Christian Association has been the
scene Of this season will take place
tonight when the representative hNs
of the association will meet the
basketball quintet of William and and
Mary College. The visiting five Is
said to be one of the best in Tide
water.
During the past several days tn"
local quintet has been doing good
practice work and last night it was
given out that the team is hopeful OF
making Things mighty interesting for
the callegians from Williamsburg,
The game will start promptly at S:3)
O'Clock and as usual the tickets will
be limited owing TO the seating capa'
city of the gymnasium.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05
RAISED the WiSCONSI,'S
LAUNCH Ar Old POINT
Trim Little Steamer Went to the eet-
tom Gur!r9 the Storm, But was
Only Slightly Damaged.

The large steam launch OF the BAT
tleship Wrsgonsin. which was SUM
nj OH Point during the storm We'd
nesday night. was raised yesterday
af.n,yr II and found u DE in eNcef
lent condition. The damage is 81
riding that the iauuCh was able Ia
make a trip back to the WiScon"iN'
under her own steam after being re-
lieyed OF the water in her, whl"h VS.
bailed out by jackies from the battle
ship.
The launch sank near th" end oI
the passenger launch pier on III" l"i'
hand side Ct the wharf. ia" WEI
blew her bcw under the pier ana
Son caused the little steamer 20
turn turtle and sink. Al noon yes.
terdav the Wisconsin sent "A fore" OF
lars ashore and put them to WORK
70 raise the launch. Pullcys and >
hosting machine Were secured from
the fort and after two h-nrS OF haFH
work the vcsSr! Wa brought % IN"
surface. The fact tina: tn" launch
was not damaged by tn" sinking IL
remarkable.
Quite number OF small craft SUI
fered greatly during the storm ana
il was said at Old poni tina; at l"aSt
six or eight small canoes and -"
boats were wissiug. Fortunately The
crews of the missing vessels We're
ashore before the storm cam" np. =
party o. FIVE Young men from New
mort News. whose names could not
be learned, had a thrilling cxpcTicnr"
in u small launch. but were p"kfd
up by tug and towed mo 'H''
Chamberlin hotel wharf
One OF the launches from the Ken
lucky was blown out to the caN"S. BAT
was able to recover herself and re-
turn to the ship yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05
Mr.. WRITINGS WILL.
LET. His Property &c HE Daughter.
Sister ana Grand dsuahter

nv the terms nf his Will. ~ da o.
Of October -. 1901. and admitted :"
probate before Clerk Of in" Curtis
Harry II. Holt. the late Mr.. William
Henry Whiting Ieft his prn. ~ V
equally 20 hi- daughter. sister AMI
granddaughter Ms. Ami" nard"H
was named a. the rxecu'riN and has
qualified as such. Tn" will Is wrir-
ten In tho hand writing q III" dead
man and directs that cnc-third of III.
estate shall 90 20 his Gaugh'c~ Mrs
Fannie Whiting Couver: onc'hrrd ~
his sister. Mrs. Annie ". Dard~r ana
ope-third 10 his grand daughter Mss
I,aIla r. Darden. II Is one Uf TO
Sh9Tios, wills ever admitted ~ pr"
bate here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05
ROBERT AMORY NAY
RECOVER FROM INJURIES
Man Shot by Leroy Amory. in YORK
County. Reported as Improving
Yesterday.

Sheriff J. II. Phillips, OF York c uii'
". spent several hours in the city
yesterday morning Sheriff Phillips
said that the re;OrtS from the bed
side of Robert AmOry. who was shot
by his cousin. Leroy Amory.' were
favorable to the recovery of the
wounded man. Unless blood poison
ing develops later the attenging phy'
sicians thought tho man had good
chances OF recovery. Robert Amory
was shot in the left side c. his head
and a portion of III" left eye is torn
away while the side OF his head Is
also badly "; undcu.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05

was convicted Of criminal aSSauil'hS
white girl, and sentenced 10 serve
five years. kellman is plphabiy the
first white man convicted OF tn's
serious crime In many years IN VIZ
gnia,
The other prisoners az negroes
and were sentenced Tor l'l"nl"us cut
ting and shooting. The are: George
wise two years: Thomas White, 'hree
years and Joshua Toliv"r ~" Years
The men were convicted At the SEES
sion Of the court last w,'h ana sen
teucc was pronounced "Pon 'i'h
Inv .Mdrt Clarence w Robinson last
SATURDAY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05
NEGRO SUMMER SCHOOL
coIored Teachers to Spend Month at
n. N. l. Durira the summer.

n. ". !. CuTU tf'S SuUHIhCi.
The normal School will conduct a
summer school for coored teachers
from June Is 10 July T. Under the
auspices of the state Board Of EduCa-
ton The aim OF the Hampton sum
mcr school is to help the teachers
OF the common schools to do better
work. and thus to reach the cOlored
boys and girls who are growing up IN
the public schools Of the South. Pre-
ference will be given to those teachers
whose record give evidence OF an
earnest desire to help their people.
Preference will a,so re given to teach
ers whose schools are in rural com.
munitieS
Teachers wishing to attend the sum,
mer school Should write for an ap.
piiCation blank to application depart,
ment. Hampton institute. Virginia
The following courses will BE- given :
ta) cooking. drsEsmak'ng. manual
training. elementary sewing. uphols,
terry ;bD arithmetic. english. gcOsra-
phy. history. rr2ctiCal nature study.
principles Of teaching. poultry keep
ing. The students OF the summer
session win Ne gwen every advan-
tage OF classroom lihrar,. laboratory.
workshop. kitchen. and garden which
students in the regular classes On,
jov
The Hampton negro conference for
I9"o will he held on July "a and |"
The following subjects will he dis
cussed: the relation VI III" sCnOol 10
the community. county life. health
, the Sunday school. ~" insurance,
and cooperation As means "f pro
gTess