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hs said. "knowing both families. I
agreed 70 this haste and uncsrsmeai-
business. much against ny win. He'd
Tiers bssn no objection upon either
side. would have Undertaken 10 60
forward with the wedding cefs0oay.
But never 10 my hfs have I. aal never
shall I. join two h vedlock when
either 10 not II that state Of mind and
soul consonant with that holy hour"
All at once ! felt . swim revulsion.
There came over me the reaction. N
Icy calm.
"Gentlemen." said slowly. what
you tell ne b absolutely impossible
and absurd. But n Miss Elizabeth
really doubts me on evidence such -
this. would b the last man II the
world TO ask her hand. have no time
to argue now. 0ood-by!"
They looked 1t me with gravs faces.
but made no reply. ] descended the
steps, the dainty. beribbonsd slipper
still In my hand. got into my carriage
and started back to the city.
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m THE DINING
CAR

FIRST womas-"How shall ~ naa.
ass this mealf SHAH Ne all order "
Gsthes and livtlsf think thae vili
- perfectly lovely. dcst you. Mis-
Dsrbinf"
Miss Durbls-~roe The rset. ~.
haps. Toe go. osAsrs1 vhss . nrst
came In. was hsre Eve niautss
bsfoee pos came
rirss Wonaa-"oA. 20. Well, nsv.
sisis. vhat1l - esti Co9ser'
Tall Womaa - The eoGee -
thess trains b pssfsetiy tssyibls. u
- nseA - yoss Me b vostA 10 1Fiah
n. Hou oae misses eas's he0e tablo
whsn ess = tsavslasi-
youag otsi-'1sa't h ~ lovsIlsse
thing - On ~ - Ne saos tsa1nf
n jnse Shows hov ssall ths vesS1 \.
sftes all. ~ yeu ssDDase 1T Dsstss
YIN vatch ~ things ~ usr
vssse Wensa-~i 1sot haev. ~
ssse. ! hsee1 Nm lsollng . naa -
ssul1av ahe1e vs0eo vhe soseol
the0esovss e11ovss ~ eas.s
Wa1tss-rnsaly y ss1ss - ~,
Ghsss wsuss--ressssssa ~ ~
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CHAPTER XII.


rhs A.,.theo.
A II two eods should play some hsav-
emily match. and on this wager lay two
earthly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
An sutomaton, scarcely THINKING. I
gatned the platform Of the station.
There vas 4 sound Of hissine steam. 4
rolling cloud Of sulphurous smoke.
shouting Of railway captains. q creak.
Ing Of the wheels. without voltt,on az
my own. was on my uorthNard iour.
ney. Presently I looked around ana
found seated at my side the man
whom I then recollected I vas To
meet-Dr. Samuel Ward.
whats wrong, Nicholas r. he asked
"Trouble OF any kindf"
m briefly. I told him chat M,t,s I
hrev ~ ,he eversa ~ the I..s hor,
told him Of The shame ana humilIs.
tion OF II an. He pondered for .
minute and asked me ct length u
believed Miss Elizabeth suspected any.
thing Of my errand Of the night ~
fore.
How could she!" ] answered. SO
far - ! can rec0llect. ! never men
toned the name Of the Baroness Won
Ritz"
Thea. all at once. J do rscollect!
J did remember that J had mentioned
the name Of the baroness that very
morning to Elisabeth. when the bar
oness passed 10 IN the east room!
Dr.. Ward was Keen enough to 80
the sudden confussoa on my race. but
Ne made no comment esyoad saying
thaS e eoecsea nos ume voose cseas
": snss ~ nse asova many
...y. ~. .s... 80
..sH.- ~.
-. 49, ~ 49, S
~. ny -"
Wy" ~ ou.~ - s'.1 sse
" 'o' '"'' s'a0s -
eouoe ne 20 much. On % erras1 q
thh KIND. You Sc what u has
eooe tor me J an done with John
Calhoun. ne may get some other zoos
Sof Die service.
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hourf"
II shall give you . dozen better
some time" said I; but to-night-"
And my slipper! ] said I must
have that back. because ] cannot hop
along with but one shos all my life"
THAT you shall have ~ soon %
can get to my rooms ct Browns hotel
yonder. A messenger shall bring Il to
you at once. Time will indeed b
short for me. First. the slipper for
madam. Then the license for myself.
Then the minister. Then . friend.
Then Q carriage. Five miles to Elm.
hurst. and the train for the north
starts at eight. Indeed, ~ you say,
the methods Of this country are some.
times hurried Madam. cannot you
use your wits In . cause 90 worthy -
mine!"
! could not at the time understanl
the swift change Of her features One
woman's wits against snother's!" she
flushed at me. As for that"--shs
made . swift motion to her throat
Here 10 the trinket. Tell the tall
lady II 10 my present to you. Tell
her may send her . wedding present
when the wedding really 10 to hap
pen. OF course. you do not mean
what you have said about being mar.
ried In such haste?"
Every word Of It," l answered
! HAS she fcrtune?"
: Il do not know"
Have you fortune?"
God knows. mol"
You have but lovs-and this couo.
tyr
THAT 10 all"
1t 10 enough" said she. signing.
Dear God. II IL enough! But then
she turned to me suddenly don't
think you will be married % soon.
after all. Wait"
"Ah. then you forbid our banns!''
IF you challange me-" she retorted.
Il shall do my worst"
"Thsn do your worst!" said. "All
a you do your Joint worst. You can
not sahake -zsho faiAh sof E11nAbeeA
ChuroAill b -. nor mine IN her. Oh.
yss. b. all means DO your worst!"
"very WELL" she said. with . catch
Of her breath. IA least We both said
-'on guard"
Il wish ! could ask you to attend at
our wedding" concluded. ~ her car.
rage approached the curb: but II 10
safe to say that not even friends Of
the family will b. present. and Of
those mot all the family will b
friends"
She did not seem to see her car.
riage ~ Il paused. although she pre-
pared TO enter when opened the
door.
What sat on her face was perplexi.
". wonder. amssement. and something
else. know not what. Something OF
her perfect poiss and confidence. her
quality ~ . woman Of the world.
seemed TO drop away. A strange and
childliks quality came into her face.
. pathos unlike anything ! had seen
there before. She took my hand me-
chanically.
"Of course" said she. - though she
eDoke to herself. IT cannot be. but.
VAAr God! would Il not be enough"
did not understand her speech. !
stood and watched her carriage a. Il
vhirlsd away. Thinking oe my great
nsed for haste. mechanically ! looked
at my watch. Il was one o'clock
Thea ! reflected that Il vas 1t II 81
the night previous that had arst met
the baroness voa Ritz. Our acquain'
lance had therefore lasted some II
houra
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whs olvssh This vvsmsns

Mks olvssh This Wsmsas
woman h . miracle 'os 1tviss eoasea-
1lctisss. -Jal~s Mbehslst.
o. ~ return 10 ny quarters as
Browns hossl ! looked q The top a
~ burssu. n vas s0pty. ~ frieel
pas1rt1gs hal peovsd faisAful. TIE
Slipper II the Sarooses vas eoes' -
600. hurrss1iy. bsgas my toilet fos
thst eccastoa which - aay ssstlsnaa
should ~ ths oas ooet esacting. IL
most importast Il bic lifs's svssts.
e1isabsth deserved bsstss thas this
uasssaly hasas. Her svsstnsss aal
dignity. ~ s1hsesaes - ths eoens q
Ne. hse esenalataaee vteh ehe ~
0aaslss. H. dlgnlttss 80 eseveneteas
= ~ - q oss sssisey, bseDsae ~
~ esesnoay 0eeo su1oo1 - ~ e10eo
81 ~.
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almost wheel to wheel. II was my
frien1 Jack cambridge who sprawled
on the rear seat Of the carriage! That
10 to say, the neshy portion Of Jack
cambridge. His mind. bis memory.
and all else. we're gone.
] sprang into his carriage and
caught him roughly by the arm. felt
In all his pockets. looked on the car
rage floor. on the seat, and pulled
up the dust rug. At last ] found the
license
did you see the baronessy' asked.
then.
At this he beamed upon me with .
vice snile.
-Did II" said he. with gravity pull.
ing down his long buzz waistcoat. did
II Mes' admi'ble woman II eli The
vcsrf OF course. Miss IAs'bsth
ChurcAill also mos admi'bis woman ID
the fv9sl'." he added politely. but I
dldn'teps her."
Ths sudden sweat broke out upos
my forehead. Tell me. what have
you dons with the slipper?"
He shook his head sadly. "Mishta.
ken, my friend! ! gave mo- admi'bls
slipper n the WORT. just ash you said.
just ~ baroness said. to Mish Eliza
beth Churchili-mos' admibls womsa
In the vogl'!"
did you zee herr! ! gaspsd. Did
you see her father--auy Of her fami.
ly."
God biesh me. not" rejoined this
young statesman. Feelings delicacy
prevented. washnt In at condition 10
approach family mansion. Aiwaysh
mos delicate. Sent packash In By
servant. from gate--turnsd round
drove o9-eound you"
NY only answer was to spring from
his carriage Into my own and to order
my driver TO 90 on at Q run. AZ last
] reached the driveway Of Elmhurst.
my carriage wheels cutting the gravel
~ We salloped up tn the front door.
Ny approach vas noted. Even a.
hurried up the steps the tall form of
none other than Mr.. Daniel Churchill
appeared 10 greet me. extended my
hand. He did not notice Il. ! began
TO speak. Ne bade me pause.
ITO What may I attribute this visit.
Mr.. TristY' he asked me. with dignity.
Since you ash me. and seem not 10
ksow." ! replied. Il may say that an
here TO marry your daughter. Miss
Elizabeth ! presume that the min.
lister Of The gospel 10 already herey"
THE miaister II hsre." he answered.
There lacks one thing-the BRIDE"
what % you meant"
He put out his arm across the door.
- regret thst Z must bar my door
10 you. Bwt you must take my word,
- coming from my daughter. that you
are not 70 come here tonight"
! iooked st him. my eyes staring
wide. ! could not believe what he
said.
why ! bessa: "how utterly mon.
strous'"
A step sounded In the hsll behind
him. and hs turned hack. We we're
Joined b. The tall clerical figure IT
Rev. Or. HaisoeA. Who had. n seemed.
been st least oes 10 Resp his appoint.
nent - 0aAe. He raised bic hand
- n 10 silsaes ~. and held out 10 ne
Q certsia ebject. n Vas the slipper II
the Issrcesss Helena Won Rits--vhits.
Delicate. lolnty. bssibsoasd.
"Miss Elisabsth loss not psetsal 10
unAegutan1 vhy your ,Gtft should taka
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% me. Il and you not 20 fat - Mr..
PaksaAam. nor 20 thin - Mr.. Cal.
houn. ~ faith. .couA yos have sesA
: that oe9e)dnhn tAio 0osaing 6e
1rappsr-aAA In . red vorstsd night
CAPT"
But what ala you determins."
asked her suddenly. What has my
chief said to cause you to fall poor
'Mr. Paksnham % you did! ! pitied
the poor man. In such . gruslins. and
wholly without warnins!"
Monsieur 10 droll." she replied svs-
sivsly. AS though had changed! I
will say this much: ] think Sir Rich.
ard will care more for Mexico and
Ices for Msxicaas after this! But you
DO not tell ne whsa you are coming
to sss ne. to bring hack ny little
she's. Ito mate has arrived By sps.
ciai messenger. but the pair remains
still broken. Do you come to-nisht-
this aftsrnoonr'
1T wouls BE- my delight. madam.
but there are two ressons-r
One. then
y am going to Montreal tonight
for one"
She gave me . swift glance. which
] could not undsrstanA.
"8oY" she said. why % sooni"
Orders" said I briefly. But Per.
haps l'may not obey orders for cage.
There 10 another reason"
And that onsr''
II am 10 b. married at six."
I turned 70 enjoy her coastsrnstion.
lndssd. thsrs vas N alternate white
aad red passed across her face! But
ae once she was In hard.
AID you ailowsA ne TO become your
devoted slave" she said. even 10 the
extent Of calling upon . man In . red
nightcap: AID then. even upon morn.
Ing like this. whsa the birds sing %
swsstly and the little Sewers show
pisk and whits--nov you cast down
my most sacred fsslings'"
The mockesy In Der tone vas per.
feet. ! scarce had paused 10 note II.
] Vas absorbed II one thought
Elisabeth.
Il might have told you." said I q
last. "byt ! did mot myself know u
until this morning"
NY faith. this country" she -.
claimed with gsnuins surprise. what
Extraordinary things II does' have
Just seen history made between the
liehtings Of Q cigarette. % u we're.
Nov comes this nsa and announces
that since midaisht hs has inst and
woa the lady Who b to rule his heart.
and that hs 10 10 marry her Of six!"
Then cosgratulats mel" -
0anAsA.
.Ah," sAs said. suddenly sbsorbst:
~ vas tAst tall giri. Yes. yes. ] sss.
] sssi ! ssdsrstasli Do then! Yss'"
'nst sem you have not coasrstulsssd
N0s..
.Ah, nsaslsur." she answered light
". -sss woman asvss e0agrasslstss .
nan wAsa - has wea aaeeAsri what
- ~ eve heastf v1ei net" Vet
- - sus,eus esess n hss fa1s.
r - - sss1ls nyeslf Win sueA
fntal eAasna." ~ !. .nAeAee ~
what q ~ l1ells elaso thsss. ] DesR
lssd thas y ~ ~ ~ = ~ hsss.-
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CHAPTER The story 10 told BY
Eicnoles Irist HIS chief. Senator John
Celnoua. offered the portfolio Of secretary
friend. Dr. sra. that 81: ,im se'I !. y sho %s
Calhoun declares that he 10 not ready 10
&c: and Z ns accspts Tyler.s Offer Il
70 Il. map q apa II. SGns.d Ss,s =.
ae plans to learn the intentions Of Eng
and with regard to Mexico. through
Pcssa sss y IL. E:s ' aHs ::
dor. Paksnhah.
CHAPTER IL Nicholas 10 directed to
nsnts at midnight.
CHAPTER lIl.-Ths errand causes
Nicholas to miss Q meeting with his
swssthsart. Elizabeth Churchill.
CHAPTER Iy.-whiis searching for
s IN . I osr S,s house z carriage dashss
hnds himself with the baroness. who says
enc V being pursued and bsss his assist
CHAPTER v.-Arriv.d q, the baroness
per He Il invited into the house and
delivers Calhoun's message.
CHAPTER vI-Ths baroness decides to
obey the summons. Nicholas retains the
I e. c:S SSsn ~ A. a. r ss:
her a. security an indian trinket he In
tended for Elisabsth.
CHAPTER vII-Eisabsth's father con-
esnts TO Nicholas proposals. Of marriage.
Ntcholas 10 ordered to leave At once for
Montreal ON state business and deter
mines to Be married that night.
CHAPTER vIII.-Tyier warns Paken-
ham that interfsrencs by England In the
Affairs Of this continent will not Be toll
Grated. The west. he declares, In res
uvensse at the attitude OF England to-
ward Mexico. has raised the demand that
Joint occupancy Of Oregon with Great
Britain shall end. and has raised the
cry: "Ftfty-four. Forty or Fight" Both
wings and Democrats demand Oregon
north 10 " degrees. % minutes. Calhoun
becomes secretary Of state.
CHAPTER Ix.-Nicholas tells IN. bar
Oness he 10 10 BE- married that night. She
returns the trinkst and Nicholas prom
iees to return her slipper by Q mssssn-
ger. The baroness tells him she does NOT
think he will b married % soon. and
that she Will do her worst to prevent 1t.
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Tail W.Saan-"ohs's Ososi Waant
sAs sn1si That's whaa ~ ~ -
tahina ~ WITH sesaaoas. We 49,
10 have ksDs 70 or estgiaa1 pase1
you can't - fvtsa1ly vtth evesyon1y
sa1 sos sserst T. I bsllsss = 49,
esrlwstve y~v-ess-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03
HAMPT(
MISS RUTH SCHMElz
BRIDE OF /. F. ELAN
Pretty Wedding Takes Place
at Home Of Young Lady
in Hampton.

One of the prettiest home weddings
OF the season here took place at 'ne
home OF Mr.. George A. Schmelz, East
Queen street. at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. when his second daughter.
Miss Ruth. became the bride OF Mr.
Harry +. Elan, of Northfork, w. va
The ceremony, which was witness
ed by a number of the friends OF the
couple, took place in the large par
lors. The decorations were attrac-
tive. Rev W. Mosby Seay, pastor OF
the Memorial Baptist church, per-
formed the ceremony, and Mr..
Schmelz gave his daughter In mar
rage. Mr.. John Drummond Fosque
was the best man, while Mrs. Frank
Lake attended her sister as matron
of honor. and the Misses Hilda, Elsie
and Nancy Schmelz were the brides
maids.
Owing to recent bereavement IN
the brides family the wedding was
a quiet affair.
Following the ceremony a dinner
was served the wedding guests by
the chef from Hotel Chamberlin.
Following the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs Elan left on the Chesapeake Il
Ohio train for Charleston. w. Va,
where they viii visit the mother OF
the groom. They will later go TO
Northfork TO take up their residence.
The bride wore a lovely gown of
white silk. with veil, and carried q
shower bouquet.
Mrs Elan is most attractive
young girl, being the second daughter
Of Mr. G. A Schmelz, the Hampton
and Newport News banker. She has
travelled extensively and has been a
strong worker in the Memorial Bap-
fist church. Mr.. Elan is the son OF
Colonel Thomas G. Elan, formerly
editor of the Hampton Monitor. but
now living in Roanoke. Mr.. Elan is
the representative of Armour & Com
pany at NOrthfork
The couple received a number OF
handsome and costly presents.
Among the out-of-town guests here
were Mrs. II. W. Hicks, OF Roanoke.
sister of the groom; Mr. and Mrs.
John Garland Pollard, of Richmond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03
(By Associated Press.)
D.. c.. May 9Th.
ri DR.. lA1ANE'S FUNERAL
Brother-in-law of Mrs. J. Wilton
Hope and Mrs. X. w. Hudg'ns
is Killed In Winchester.

DR.. and Mrs. J. Wilton Hope and
Mrs. Kenneth w. Hudgins left last
evening for Winchester, where they
were called TO attend the funeral OF
DIR. Latane, who was killed in the
Valley City Sunday in an automobile
accident.
Mrs. Latane, the widow of the dead
is the sister of Mrs. Hope
and Mrs. Hudgins.
DR.. Latane was well known in
Hampton, having visited here on sew
eral occasions. He was young ply
stefan of considerable prominence,
and the news OF his tragic death came
as a shock to his relatives and
friends in this city.
DR.. Latane was "a son of the late
Bishop Latane, Of Virginia. HIS
brother is a law professor at the Uni
of Virginia and another broth
err is one of the district attorneys in
Baltimore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03
YODER
IS AGAIN ARRESTED
Richmond Muck Raker"
Charged With Printing Mat
ter Tending to Corrupt.
CBy Associated Press)

RICHMOND, VA, May 2.--Adon
A. Yoder, a publisher of weekly
pamphlet here, was arrested today on
warrant, sworn out by the chief OF
police, charging him with printing
matter tending to corrupt youth. and
will be arraigned in the police court
tomorrow.
He was recently convicted in the
police court Of criminal libel, fined
500. and scented 10 serve thirty days
in Jail.
He appealed to the Hastings Court
where he was convicted after a Sc
sational trial and fined $50 and con-
fined in Jail for fifteen days. The
section of the code under which he
has now been arrested, prescribes a
penalty of a 5000 fine and imprison-
ment in Jail for one year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03
COUNTY TEACHERS MEET.
interesting Session of Elizabeth City
County Association is Held.

Interesting Session of Elizabeth City
County Association is Held.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Elizabeth City County Teachers
Association was held at the High
school building yesterday afternoon
at o'clock AS this was the last
meeting of the session the various re-
ports of the officers were given in,
which showed material growth IN
the work of the association.
The theme for discussion was the
method of obtaining grades which
was presented under the following
topics:
What Symbols Should be Employ
ed"-Miss Lindsay and Miss Won
Schilling
The Purpose of Grading"-Mr.
Paul S. Gillian, OF the High school.
How to Obtain Grades"-Misses
Zollman and Mosher.
Miss Lottie Segsr. of the Symes-
Eaton Academy, favored the sssocia-
ton with piano solo. Miss Eleanor
Watt. the chairman CT the program
committee, presided.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03
Miss Clark Entertsins.

Miss Alice Clark most charmingly
entertained the p. E. C. club at her
rome in willard avenue. Phoebus
Saturday afternoon. During the az
tcrnoon the guests were taken for a
delightful cruise around Hampton
Roads in the ssilbost Virginia. at
ter which refreshments were served.
Her guests were:
Misses Annie Clark. Amor Johnson,
Louise Andrews. Giendal McFall,
SaIla Beazhi and Sadie Drummond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03
Revival Continues.

With twelve professions Of faith
last night and eight on Sunday night.
Rev. Charles Green, who has been
holding revival services in Central
Methodist church. has decided to con-
tinue the services at least until to-
morrow evening. The meeting last
night was intensely interesting and
the invitation to those in the su-
dience to become Christians was &C
cepted by twelve.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03
GOING TO NEWPORT NEWS.
Hampton Firemen Will Attend the
EaoIes' Company Bazaar.

At its meeting last night the Hamp-
ton firemen completed arrangements
for attending the Eagles Hose Com
pany bazaar in Newport News Thurs
day night. The local ladies will
make the trip on a special car and
will leave the engine house at 1880
O'Clock. 1t is expected that fully rs
of the Hampton fremen will make
the trip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03
I,,o,> directors 70 Meet.

The directors of the Peninsula
Baseball League will meet with the
managers and empires Of the league
in the Y. NJ. G. A. this evening. The
instructions will be given the mana
gers and umpires and the arrange
ments for the opening Of the league
next Saturday will be perfected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03
Red Men Hold Social Session.

Wyoming Tribe. No AZ. Improved
Order CT Red Men. held social ses-
sion last night. which was attended
by a large number of the braves. Al
ter several candidates had been given
the first degree the fun began Re-
freshments were served.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03
Roosevelt Accepts.


ATLANTA. Ca, May 2.-Former
President Theodore Roosevelt has &C
cepted an invitation to make an sd-
dress here some time in October He
will speak under the auspices OF the
Uncle Remus Memorial Association
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03
D. A. r. Meets Tomorrow.

Hampton Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution. win hold its
last regular business meeting for the
suume. with Mrs. ". Clay Rees. N
Lee street. tomorrow afternoon al
40 O'Clock. The annual election OF
ofcers ~iil occur.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03
FILES BANKRUPTCY PETITION.
7. n. Massey Has Liabilities Of 7,4et
and Assets of $4,7t5.

Thomas H. Massey. who has con-
Quoted the saloon and grocery bust
ness, through his attorney, s. Gordon
Cumming, yesterday filed a petition
in bankruptcy in the United States
court in Norfolk. Mr.. Massey has
liabilities of SABLE. with assets OF
s4.7I5. The unsecured debts amount
to s4,555.17. while the assets consist
of the stock Of goods and open ac-
counts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03
TIE RIcHE.T MAN ~ the
WORLD

Cannot buy anything better than
TfSTT. TISIT cures constipation.
sick headache. pimpics. sailow com
picxion. bad blood. indigestion. Soi1
with = fnoncy-back guarantee By al
druggists and HULL'S Cut Rate Drsg
Store A weeks treatment. ioc. IT.
.s-thzf's al.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03

Councilman Frank W. Moore, who
was called to lion. y. Y, last week
To attend the funeral OF his aunt. re-
turned to his hcne in Wine street
sunday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03
Hampton Chapter 0. c. to Meet.

AZ the request Of the president the
regular meeting Of Hampton Chapter,
Daughters Of the Confederacy. viii
net be held IN the Y. NJ c. a. this
afternoon. but viii take place on
Thursday afternoon. bay 5.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03
MAY GO TO ALTOONA.
Phoebus Firemen viii Decide To
n;oht on Invitation Extended.

niuht on Invitation Extended.
An important meeting OF the Phoe-
bus fire department has been called
for the engine house tonight, when
the action on the invitation from the
Altoona, Pa, fremen to visit that city
next October will be voted upon 1t
is expected that the firemen will turn
out in large numbers. as most of the
ladies remember the good time the
firemen had on the visit through
Pennsylvania last year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03

Mrs A. Gregory smith. Master
Gregory and her twins. Masters IN
gene and Fraklin. who have been Wis
ting Mayor and Mrs. l. Y. Furness.
in Phoebas. win return on Friday to
their home in Wilmington. y. c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03

Coan select can Tomatoes s0c pei
6ozen, at RUSSELS Market 81 N
King street, !, none 1913. 3.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03
10 Nisi. IN New York.

Mr.. Leo Wssserman. of Phoebus.
will leave this evening for New York,
where he will visit for several weeks
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-03

Call at RUssELL's Market FOR
your fresh meat and can goods II
n. King street Z.