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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21
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Gs bate nur einiger turser @rfldz
runeen beDatrft unb Die @rGftn Malz
oenoorff NOR iofurt bereit aetpefen.
6etna in bas 6ptel Der gnelGnOertn
au begleiten. Sic mar troB Der frii@
ben Stunoe beretts i'm Strabenfoz
film, unb iie per3i6tete fosar auf ibr
sSriibitiid, um feline 3eit gu perlieren.
llnterDegs ersdblte ibr 6etna aus
fiibrli9, mas it9 in Der 3niIhenaeit
sugetrasen bate, unb naturgemdB
periebte er Sic 9rGfin oaburh in groz
BE unrube. gr bate alles, mas auf
oen Sberitlteutenant uno 6erbert
geaug bate, tpeggelafen, aber ba
pbne bas Sic beioen 8riefe 0omz
bropstts mod eebeimnibbo1er uno
unperltdnblt6er ipuroen, bra9te ihn
oie @rGfin nit ihrsn 5rasen in eroz
BE 8erlesenbeit. grleidtert atbnaez
te er auf, als Der Wasen Dor benz 9oz
tel bielt, bas ieBt in Der bellen Be-
leu9tung oes Wsorgens pomDgli4
einen mod triibfeligeren uno abitoz
benoeren gtnorud ma9te als in Der
aSnoli9en 9unfelbeit.
Mu9 Die 9rGfin empfanb einen lei
len S6auoer, als iie ben oiiiteren uno
f9n1uBtgen SSlur betraten, unO unz
ptlltiirli9 meinte tie: vMrme 5rau!
- 6ier brinnen trant au liegen -"
sic perfummte, oenn Der Sell
ner, NIT Dem 6oafeloer am gefrtgen
Nbenb gu tbun ge9abt, bate Die betz
oen eripdbt unb fam auf ite sugeetlt,
um ii6 nu9 ibren Miniden gu erz
tunbtgen.
rg1fe sebt es ssrau aonstrss2"
fragte 6etna.
r8efer, 6err Baron, biel befer!
Sic lit ieBt tpieber BEL tlarem 8e=
ipuBtietn. Dor elmer Stunbe i9on
muBten mir oen 6errn Oaibtpoob gu
ibr Bitten - uno Iettbem lit ct mod
ntat pieoer altm 8orfdein gefom@
men,"
n9as 1T ia re6t erfreuli9. sic
meinen elio, baB oiefe 9ame -" ct
mabte eine 8epeguna aegen Die 9rdz
fin = rsSrau 2ongtree - miro be-
fuhen fDnnens"
n@elpiB = ssrau 2pnstree lit ia
auh ihon pieoer uufeeitanben."
rWenn Sic uns alio au Der Dame
binauffibren fpoqen! Cine be-
ionoere Qnmelouna lit niht notttpenz
oig."
Der aellner fii9rte fie in bas erHe
Stodperf unb iiber einen laneen
Gang, oeKen 8oben nit bDfit fragz
mentarii9en ueberrelten zines 2duz
fers belest mar. sssn Dem Qugenblid
aber. ba er i'm 8esriff itan6. an cine
Sbur au pohen, tpurbe bieie Sbiir
BON innen ungeitiim uufgeriiien, uno
iener bugere, ihmalbriiitige Meni9,
ben 6nllfeloer nun ais Germ Moz
bert 9aibtpooo tannte, ftiirate iiber
Die S6pene.
Der Rel1ner battle inn am aefri=
gen Mheno gefagt, baB man ben
@ngldnOer bier I'm 6otel fiir geiitta
niht cana normal Gielt, unp in bies
fem Mueenblid mar 6eina feH sez
neiat, ibm beiauitimmen. Denn mi.
Hobert Dufbipoob, Der Bel ihrem Mns
Bid suriidgeprallt ipdr, iebt bor If
nen ftdnb, bate er gans bcs Musfe=
ben uno 0os @ebaren et1es eyrren.
5ein fMarffnphiges Beiidt mar BON
leidenfa6rer 8Idifss ssAafr auf ben bart
nn6 edig befDprsreftH0en 8ddenfno=
den branntens stpef fsfstbe slede. Die
buntel umfdutteten, tief In i9ren Sob
len liegenben Mugen fluderten in ur=
beimliher Glutb, unb bie fhmalen
3ippen betpegten fih fortpdbreno,
ais murmelte Der feltIame Menib nn-
bDrbare Morte Dor ii1 bin.
ST belt ben Bid ftarr auf 6oIl@
felber gerihtet, nno es fnien bsinabe,
ais feirer gefonnerl, i'm ar13ureben,
benH er maebte einen ODER stpei Gtrits
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21

te a,tf i'm au nn0 bob itntniutiirlih
Elm fpenia Die Nehte. ben SbertDrper
gegen 6eina pDrgeneigt. Dunn uber
fhien Ct iicb eines dtlherert All beiin=
men. Gein Munb peraerrte iib at
einem 2dheln. ct muhte 9eir3 cine
brlbe 9erbeuguna, anb o6ne fi6 irei=
ter um Die brei 3u befiimmern, ranns
te er 6apn1l.
S5ollfeloer unb oie @rGfin 1aben
iih In fuifungslofem Gtannen an,
ipGhreno iih bus @eIieht oes aelIners
au einen, breiten @rinlen persog, bas
au be1aeen fdbien: .5ebt thrs 6as
be i1 niht reht gebabt2"
SIN ndcbiten Monent ertDnts brin@
men eire erregte Stimnle: nWer lit
orauBena SD fam iebt niemanb
feben."
Wieoer tauf6ten ste @rdfin unb
Soeina einen perftGnbnibpollen gliG.
Damn trat bts RpmtefTe reid iiber
Die S6pelle, uno aum Gritaunen bes
aellners sog 6eina Die Sbiir binter
ibr au, Obne iefbf Oas 3tmmer gu
hetreten.
,6afen sic bier in Der Ndbe Elm
3immer, no ih ungeitOrt pdre9"
fragte er.
,esaipobl. @leidb ba briiben."
,@ut - bringen sic mir cine
slaf6e Mein. ltno nenn Die Dame,
oie eben ba bineingesangen 1T, iid
mad mir ertunoieen follte, 70 tpeifen
sic iie aureht. Dor allem aber !or@
gen sic oafiir. bab niemunO 3u 5rau
2nngtree aelai1en tpirb, 10 lange Die
Dame BET ibr iit."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21

Ghreiber Diirrl lit ihon bur9
reau befddftist. Nm Subildnmstase
MnseiteIte auIan1menfommen uno
6erren! sShr College Diirrle fetert
apanaig Sabre, fettoem er in meirer
atpufsen, TIN bierfiir All belobnen, uni
ale Mnseltellten pon nun an, iobalo
su rufen baben!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21

fiinfunbapanais Sabre in einem 8us
lieB Der gbef bes 6aufes fdmmtltAe
bielt fpleenbe Mniprabe: nMetne
beute Elm sSubiIdum, es finb fiinfun6s
Dieniten ftebt, ib fiible MIDI ges
aug beiem 9lnlaffe perfiige ih, sbdb
9err Diirrl nieit, .3um Woblfein!'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21

@utt' Uebnilten uno 6ds Gliid
mrB man finosn, libt fuden.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
Mr. KARkAU WILL BE
TRINITY LUTHERAN PASTOR
Call From Local Congregation is Ac
cepted by Young Theological
Student.

mir. A. c. karkau. of Lansing, Mich.
who will finish his course at the
Lutheran Theological Seminary, al
NJ uni Airy. Philadelphia. Pa. 'his
spring. has accep,ed Il call 10 NIL the
pulpit OF the Trinity Lutheran church
of this city. The ca. was eXtehaeu
several weeks ago. and the announce
ment OF his acceptance Was made 10
the congregation Sunday morning
Mr.. karkau, who is regarded
enc OF the brightest ald most intei'
tual students at the seminary, hlle-
the pulpit OF Trinity church last sum-
mer and the congregation was so
very favorabIy impressed with MIN
that it was decided to secure a tehipor-
AIRY pastor in order !" hold the posi-
ton open until the student could
finish his course.
Rev. I.r. HORNE who has been MI
ing the pulpit This winter, Will Eesaih
to his hcme in Washington afler
Easter. and 1t Is p!obah!e that Mr..
kalkau will come her" several Sun
days between now and June 10 preach.
He Is expected to assume the pas
torate early in June.
This church has u"cn without
pastor since the resignation OF Kew.
r.. A. Shenk nearly Il year ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
|Batt|esh|p Delaware Hvaeced Six
Per Cent Last Month.
WORK GOES FORWARD RAPIDLY
Both Smoke Tunnels and Two Of the
Great Tweive.ineh Gun Turrets
Have Been instaiied-AiI the Big
Guns Here.
Guns Here.

Work on the big battleshin Della
ware now under construction at the
plant OF the Newport News Shipbuild
ing and Dry Dock Company went
forward during the month of Marci,
at rapid rate. the yard succeeding
in finishing up about six per cent OF
the total contract during the month.
This is the best monthly record yet
made by the ship yard in the con
structiCn Of the Delaware, and 1t is be
lieved to be record In batteshil
construction.
Both Of the large stacks OF the yes
sci were, installed during the month
together with two out OF FIVE of the
big twelve inch gun turrets. The IN
stallatlon of this material during the
manth helped to increase the percent
age to a considerable extent.
The work on the big ship IS expect
ed to go ahead rapidly now. as most
Of the material to be used in her con
structiOn has arrived in the yard. All
ten of the great twelve inch guns for
the Delaware have been received at
the yard from the naval gun factory
the last one having arrived the lat,
ter part of the present week. Four
of the guns already have been install
ed On the ship and the remaining
ones will be placed as soon as the
turrets are in place ready to receive
them
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06

No other act ever offered at the
Bell theater has won such hearty
and spontaneous applause as was ac'
corded the Tognarelly Brothers Tor
their musical turn last night. These
young men are real musicians ana
their violin and guitar duets seemed
10 delight everybody in the large
audience that witnessed the perfor'
mances. They responded to sev"ra'
encCres at eacu appearance.
Miss Mae Russell, billed AS an zee
centric Coincidence" furnished the
second number on the vaudeville pro-
gram.
The picture program includes sew
eral good ones. the feature being The
Settlement Workers. one OF Selg s
latest. Prof. Smidt has arranged an
especially attractive musical program
for the first three days Of this week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06

lfEIlue Of JOINT cnMM|TTfE
Rsprssentative Of Chamber, Hotel
Men. Republican Leaders and Others
Interested Discuss Proposal to Bring
4tsts Convention here-Alvah n.
Martin Promises to Help.

> DELEGATIONS representing the cham
her OF Commerce and the Repabh.
cans OF this city and vicinity Will
leave Friday afternoon for Lynchburs
TO attend the meeting Of the state
Republican executive committee
which will be held at the Carroll
hotel Saturday. The delegations
will 60 prepared to urge the accep-
tance OF the Chamber Of Commences
Invitation to hold the State conven-
ton in this city, and ready to prove
that Newport News Is In position
to entertain the gathering.
s..>. Joint Meeting.
A joint meeting OF the Chambers
special committee, Republican lead
ers, hotel men and others interested.
vas held at Hotel Warwick last night.
Plans for the trip to Lynchburg were
discussed, and 1t was decided 10 send
.tip. delegations as large as possible
Among those attending the meeting
we're: Messrs. w. Lee Powell.
Ivan H. Wise, John B. Locke, w. II.
Shackelford, G. G. Himmelwrisht. W.
3. Copeland. Harry Libby. W. G. Nor.
fis. Frank r. Cary, A. T. Moore. c. e.
Walsh. J. w. Hester and W. f. Hall.
A report upon the meeting will be
made to the directors Of the chamber
toHorrow night by the special COM
mittee. Secretary Carly. Of the
chamber. will 90 to Lyuchburg Thurs
day evening. 50 as to be there day
ahead OF the delegation.
Information Wanted.
In order to handle the matter intel
ligently, Mr.. Carly proposes to pre-
pare q list of hotel and boarding
houses. with a statement Of just how
many people can be entertained by
each, with the prices to be charged.
Private homes in which rooms only
can be had will be listed also. 1t is
necessary that this Information should
be In hand at once, and Mr.. Carly
requests that all hotel and boarding
house proprietors, as well as all PEG.
pie desiring to entertain roomers, will
let him have. in writing, statement
OF what they are prepared to do, as
soon as possible.
The chambers committee has been
assured by Mr.. Alvah H. Martin that
ne will lend his hearty cooperation
to the effort to bring the State con-
yention here this year. Mr.. Martin
Is the biggest Republican In this
section Ct the State and his assistance
viii mean a great deal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
STEAMER PARkWO0D HA0 TO
ANCHOR TO RIGHT HERSELF
Vessels Deck Load of Logs Shifted
Report Says She Proceeded to
Sea Later.

Captains CT vessels which arrived
at this port late yesterday afternoon
reported that the British steamship
Parkwood. which called here yester-
day for bunker coal. en- route from
Pensacola to Greenock, Scotland, with
IA cargo of lumber and which steamed
from this port yesterday morning.
was anchored in Hampton Roads with
a bad list to STAFFORD On her
When the vessel left here she had
slight list. caused by her deck load
Of logs having shifted and her situa
ton evidently was worse when she
reached the Roads. so that the skip
per had to anchor his craft and at
tempt to right her.
A later report received here last
night stated that the crew had gone
ashore late in the afternoon, having
refused to go to sea in the vessel.
This report canld not be verified up
to late hour last night. and if the
crew came ashore none of them could
be located
There are twenty-five men in the
crew and II all OF them came ashore
1t Is likely that they would have been
heard from relative to the vessel
being so badly listed.
A report received later last night
said that the vessel finally got under
way and proceeded TO sea. 50 II the
crew did desert her. they must have
gone hack en- board and resumed
their du.ieS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
Roosevelt Astonishe4 BY Enthusiasm
Of People at Naples.
GREAT CROWDS GATHER on STREETS
Approach Of Steamer Carrying Ex.
President Greeted With Blowing Of
Whistles and Playing Of sands-
German Emperor's Floral Tribute.
(By Associated Press.)

!. NAPLES. April 5.-Ex-President
Roosevelt spent several hours In
Naples today. The steamer Ham
burg, on which Mr.. Roosevelt is a
passenger, coming soon after noon.
was greeted on her way to the anchor
age with the blowing of whistles. the
tdisplay OF many .-ags and the playing
of bands.
Great crowds, too. waited for his
appearance on the streets, and when
he rode along in an automobile, he
was greeted with an enthusiasm that
astonished him. He met various Of
fetal delegations at the Hotel Excel
sior. scores Of prominent Americans
and the representatives Of other coun-
tries. and to them all he expressed
the warmest thanks for the welcome
, He visited the Duke and Duchess OF
Aos:a At Capcdimonte and later dined
In private At the holel. going on board
, the steamer Admiral. about ten
, O'Clock in the evening.
| The Admiral. which will convey Mr..
Roosevelt TO Mombassa, was ready to
sail at midnight
Quarters Filled With Flowers.
Mr.. Roosevelt's quarters we're filled
with flowers which had come from
admiring friends. Chief among
these were punches Of red. white ana
black carnations from the German
| emperor and a great cluster Of fra.
grant blossoms from the empress
The German consul general. in the
name q the emperor. carried 70 Mr..
Roosevelt The warmest greetings and
a letter in which the emperor cy
'.pressed the hope that he would sec
| NJ. Roosevelt in Rerl,n on his return
Mr.. Roosevelt told the consul gen.
eral 10 inform the emperor tina: ne
would certainly go 10 the German
capital. and would tell his majesty
how the white man can live and
fight IN Africa"
Mr.. Roosevelt received in Naples
several thousand letters and tcle
grams. bu; not having secretary a,
his disposal !; was q physical an
possibility for him to reply 10 these.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
READY TO LOAD CARGO.
Repairs 10 the Schooner Fuller Palmer
Completed.

The fve-masteu schooner Fuller
Palmer, which has been at the ship
yard for repairs to damages sustain
ed in a collision off The Jersey coast
with an Italian steamship some time
ago, will leave the yard this morning
the work on her having been com
pieted.
While at the yeard the Palmer had
sive repairs made to her rigging and
foretopmast rigging work. The Pal,
mer will be lowed to the coal piers
10 load cargo OF coal for Portland.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
ARMY OFFICER SUICIDE.
Leaves Note Stating Financial Reves
see Cause Of Deed,


NEW YORK. April 5.-Leaving a
letter addressed to his wife in which
he explained his act by saying that
reverscs Of fortune had cut down his
competence until not enough OF it was
LEFT for two. Chambers NJ. Craig, q
retired captain Of the United States
army. tonight committed suicide In
his apartments by shooting.
Captain Craig was a native OF Pitts
burg, anc at one time owned con.
siderable real estate in Atlanta. Ca.
snd In this city.
A brother living 10 Keswick. Abe.
marie county, Va. Is a retired major
U. 8. A.
Mrs. Craig. who has been staying
In Atlantic City for some weeks. start
ed at once for New York when told
OF her husbands death.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
Y. M. C. A. DIRECTORS MEET.
Prot. Morton Chosen Secretary-Two
Vacanciec Filled

The regular meeting OF the board
OF directors of the Newport News
Library was held a. the Young Mems
Christian Association last night with
most of the members in attendance.
After ether business had been trans
acted. Professor w. {. Morton.
superintendent of the city schools,
was elected secretary OF the board
and Mr.. James T.. Able and Mrs. Wal
ter LiveZey were elected to member
ship on the board to fill vacancies
existing.
1t was announced at the meeting
that Mr.. Fred Niblo would give an
Illustrated lecture on April Is at the
Academy OF Music Tor the benefit III
the library fund.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
HEPTASoPH SPEAKER HERE.
Mr.. Harry Goldman to Address Two
Local Ccnclaves.

Mr.. Harry Goldman. OF Baltimore
representative in the National Fra
te-nal Congress OF the Improved
Order of Heptasophs is in the city &c
pay officials visits ia the local con
claves. He Will deliver an address
to the Joseph Charles C1nclave in the
conclave hall tOnigfi.
Tomorrow night Mr.. Goldman Will
address the James River Conclave
at the Hentasoph's hall on Twenty
eighth street. He is said to be an
interesting speaker, and probably will
be heard by large crowds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
BREMEN DUE TO-DAY.
German Cruiser Coming For annual
Overhaulinu. -

The German cruiser Bremen is due
to arrive at the shipyard this morning
for her annual overhauling II is
expected that the work on the Bremen
will principally consist Of minor re.
pair work, which will take some weeks
10 complete.
It is probable that upon the
Bremen's arrival here. Mayor Jones
and the commander Ct the ship viii
exchange official visits. according e
custom.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
n. r. HANGER BANKRUPT.

Proprietor u A.ieo's Drug Store Files
Petition In Norfolk.
Mr. Norman E. Hanger. proprietor
Of Aliens drug store. 3oe3 Washing.
ton avenue. yesterday fled a volun.
tary petition In bankruptcy in the
Federal court al Norfolk. through hts
attorney. Mr.. W. c. Stuart
The liabilities were placed q, s1.so6
and the assets at 1886.
Mr.. Hangers store vas closed YES
terday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
Autoi I Fined.

Charles F. Hundiey was fined $500
in the police court yesterday morning
for exceeding the speed limit in his
automobile on the streets OF the city.
Mr.. Hundley was in court last week
for the same Cffense. and his fine was
RENTED at that ume.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
aid Rather Die, Doctor,

than have my feet cut or" said "
l.. Bingham. of Princevilie. ILL.,, but
you'll die from gangrene (which had
eaten away eight toes) il you don't.
said ali doctors. instead ne useo
Rncklen's Arnica Salve tiR wholly
cured. It's cures Of Eczema. Fever
Sores. BoiIs. Burns and piles astouno
the world. sc at All Druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
ANOTHER cAb,nArE IN FIELD
J. p. Fraley Wants the Democratic
Nomination for Constable.

Mr.. J. p. Fraley announced yester'
day that he had decided to enter the
field as candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for constable. Mr..
F'raley's announcement, which appears
in the advertising columns CT this
PAPER today. is rather unique one.
He says that his friends have not
urged him to run, but that he is run
ming just the same"
There are now about 16 or Il az
pirants fer the nomination for con-
stable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
WYTHE DISTRICT ASSOCIATION.
important Meeting to be Held at Per
kin.' Store Tonight,

kline Store Tonight.
The Wythe District improvement
Association will hold an important
meeting at Perkins Store on Clar'
mont avenue near the Boulevard to
night.
; Ii is expected that the matter OF
constructing the new stone road be
tween this city and Hampton vii! be
considered and discussed and plans
of the route which the highway viii
follow will be looked over.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06

y. n. Brown. an attorney. Of Pitts
held. W. writes: We have used DIR.
Kings New Life Pills for years ana
snd them such good family nscdi.
cine We wouldn't be without them"
For Chills. Constipation B.,tousness
or SICK Headache taey york won.
ders. sc All Druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
Notice,

Pssroas Of the Newport News
1lgAt and water Company are here
vs. reuiudcd that water bills must te
paiA by The 10Th inst. All dclinqncn-
esea on the 18th inst viii have their
ssp03y cst OF purs1ant 10 notice
G3seo oil consumers. NEWPORT
NEWS LIGHT AND WATER COM.
rANY. By !. n. MANvIL'.E. Supcrin-
eeooeat. IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
Ladies at Rehearsal.

The ladies Glee club held rehear'
sal at the Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium last
night. under the direction Of Prof
Hamilton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06

Miss Louise Mundy. who has beer
the guest OF the Misses Eidredge II
this city. returned to her home In
Roanoke yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06

Miss Grace Winston, OF Williams
port. Pa. left yesterday for her home
after visit to her brother. Mr.. Rob.
ert f. winston, on Thirty-second
street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06

Miss Rose Wilson. Of Richmond. Is
spending the week in this city with
her sister. Mrs. Walter X. Thomas
on jefferson avenue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
Attention i<eptssoohs !

There win 10 called meeting Of
James RIVER Conclave !. q Hepta.
sophs tonight. Tuesday April 6 All
members are requested 20 no present
u. OK MESS:CK, Secretary
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06

Miss Mary Granger left yesterday
for n visit to relatives in Washing
ton, d. G., and New York City,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06

Miss Anna Manyilie, who IL a
student at Forest Park Seminary
near Washington, ID. G.. Is at home TO
spend the Easter holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Manville.
on West avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06

Miss Mary Frye has returned hom'
from Washington. where she spent TIT
past month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06

Miss &c ssic Weaver oas returned
from a visit 70 relatives and friehds
in POrtsm outh.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06
Sailors Helo Guild

The Sailors Help Guild held reg,
lar monthly meetings Yesterday n
the Rest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06

Mrs. J. A. Bragg, who has been
very Ill at the st. Francis hospital. Is
new recovering and will be removed
to her home soon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06

Mrs. H. c. Roane has returned
from a visit to relatives In Ports
mouth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-06

Miss Elizabeth Fuller. who has
been quite III for the past ten days
is now very much improved and able
to be out again.