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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-13
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rot fir ieinen Batter, oodte er Bit
ter. Damn ourfflutete eii1 frelbi-
ees @efiibl iein Ser5. antie NOR
nitt perbeiratet, fonnte er eS glau-
ben sd meinte", fragte er moi.
ter, Define Mutter bate ii6 per-
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NAL 10 mas Dor Sabren I'M 8altge;
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Golf iubelte innerli6. Intie mar
frei; fein anoerer beiaB Die, bie er
nift iein eigen nenl1en fonnte.
@r ging in ben @orten. Die
5reuoe 5~itterte nod in ibm mad. @s
NOR ibm, ais m1re plosli6 Der @eg
5n Intie lpieoer frei gemoroen. Gorg-
lam ging er unter ben bidtlollbi'
gen Sbltbaumen lumber. Ster mar
8ube nno S6otten, bier fonnte CT
Ieine @ebanfen iammelu.
Do fomen ibm auf Dem @arten.
tuege 8nei @eItolten entgegen, cine
feline, o~erbll5elte uno cine iiber-
%itorfe, lebenspole. Gr ltono mie
p%eriteinert. 9oS woren tie, ieire
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-13
5ortidritte bes bemtid1em sdiffsbans.

Bon 9errn 81. Solt, Dem General
Mgenten beg Norbb. 9lopo in @a[=
beiton, erbielten mir einen ltati=
liden auartbanb 5ugeldift, ser
cine ueberfi6t iiber oie Sortidritte
oes oeutlden 51iffsbalts NIT beipn-
oerer gerufii6tieu1g Ser gl1tpif=
lung Der GIotte bes Norooeutiden
2Iopo entbalt. Dos Bud lift 6od
intereiiant. gs siebt in @ort u1o
Bib cine biibfhe Darftenuna BON
Der gntpidIung beg oeutIhen
Shiffsbaus m1breno 6es lesten bal
ben Sabrbunoerts nno inuItriert Die
ein5elnen neutrality-suspicious. mel
itensteiIs an Sdiffen oes ,SIopo".
Denn Der Worobeutide 2lopo bat ia
oieie gon5e .3eit Der gntuif(una
uno 6es Muhdtpungs mitgerta6t,
BON ienem eriten transatlantiihen
Dampfer u9remen" an, ben er i'm
Sabre 1853 erbaiien lieB, big gu Oem
aoloB Geo. @aibineton" bin, ser
fiir5lib bonn Stapel geInufen iit. ltno
bic Shiffe beg 2Iopb iino ard nlu-
itergiiltig. Shon iener erfte Gam
pier mar es, trosoem er uro Ieine
Ginrihtungen beute 10 primitip an
muten, rno multergiiItig iino sic
S6iffe geblieben, ale bie Sabre
bin6urht miitergiiltig fino aud bell-
te Die ~ihmimmenben 8olGite ,,Gron=
prin5 @ilbelm" y&ronprin5efiin
gecilie", uno .&aiier @iIbeIm Der
3Deite", melhe beltte SEN 8erfe1r
uermitteln. Mber Der erite Camper
muBte in england eebaut tperoen.
Mud Die 9ampfer Ser adt5iger
Sabre. Die u2abn", bie CHE, bic
GINS" puren nod in @lasgop ae-
baut; aber Die moOernen &oloiie
limb Die @erfe beutiher @erfielL
audi oos @ieienidiff Geo. @aibine-
ton" tit ouf Der 8ulfanperfi in
Stettin entitanoeu. Das aeigt ms
better nls bidleibige Bidder es Der.
moeen, melh' einen u~ngebeuren
6ortihritt Der oeutihe Sfiffsbon in
benz lebten Menihenalter genrad,t
bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-13

Walpeitomer &ominlatsberidlt.

Sll ben y@anoelsberi6ten iiber
bas Muslanb~, melde Sonoerberidte
aus Dem pom beutiden &eiG3somt
bes Snnern beroltsgeeebenen 6eltt=
ihen 9anoels= Irdip entbaltell, lit
ioeben Der bon Serrr Otto Sdeiot,
Dem 0eutlhen &onIl,l III @alpeitoM
sulamnlengeiteIte 8eri6t iiber @al=
peiton uno Seros fir Dos Sabr
1908 erihienen. Der 8eridt it,
luie Die friiberell 9eridfe oes @a(-
peitoner &oniulats, Die inns poracle-
gen babeit, iebr iorefdltie 5uianl-
%meneeitellt uno III elmer 10 flaren.
einfaden 8efie eeibriebetL BOP er
fir Seoermonn peritanolid uno in
tereiiant lit. gr eiebt 3lt Gingong
cine fur5e 9ariteal1ne Ser G%reieniiie
oes Sabres atf Dem 9anoelseebiet,
nobel natilrlid Die groBe &riiis, mi
Die aud Dos SaGen Der gaulll=
ipoapreiie 5urudgefiibrt miro, eiflac-
bend bebat1oelt lit. Damn folgt cine
trefflide ueberii6t iiber oie gon3er
@erbaltniiie in ur1ierm Staate tlto
gum S6lmB eill ueberblid iiber Ben
3anoeI @alpeitons. Sn ienem SAT-
re, 1908, batte Die @eiommtallsilbr
fiber @alpefton einen @ert bon
1902, f52, 984 uno NOR Inn $6,213,-
239 mebr inert, ols oie Musfubr oes
porberigen Sobres. Obelan iiatlo
natiirlib goumtpone NIT $171,512,
1859, oann folgten @ei5en, 8oum=
m~oliamenprooufte, Mais, MebI.
9ola, ShmaI5 Ii. M. 9en 2opei;an-
tell erbielt GroB-gritonnien nit
II Miaionen ober Damn fam
DeutihIano nit 56 MiGionen mn
oann erft in peitem Mbltano Sranf-
reid uno Die ibrieen 2anoer. Die
Ginfubz iiber @alpeiton bate i'm
Sabre 1908 einen @ert BON 81
t57 1863 uno NOR Inn $3,462, 546
SAG eeeen oos goriabr 5uridee-
blieben; Der @usfan faat DEFENDERS
auf Merifo. Die meiiten ginfubr-
artifel famen aus Merifo, ibr @ert
betrue $2,053,099; oann fam
Geutidlano nit $877,875; an brit
ter Stelle itano @roB-8ritannien,
nit $637,518 nno Damn folgten
Jranfreib uno Die an6eren 21noar.
Muh Die Mus- uno @infubr bon
Bort Mrtbur uao Sabine giebt ser
Beridt an. Die Musfubr betrllg
$11,322,4 40, Die ginfnbr $4,0t3,-
036; lebtere lit eieentIih allf) onS
grgebnis einbeimiider &iiitenid)iff-
fnhrt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-13
Mrs. WinsIows Soothing Syrup

lit felt iiber so Sabren bon MiGio.
men BON Miittern beim 3abnen IT.
rer &inSer NIT p6aigem Grfnls ee.
brou6t tporoen. @s berubiet oas
aino, ertpeidt bas 3abnfleiid, linz
bert ale Sdmer5en, furiert 8inb.
Gplie uno lit Die bette @r8nei scgen
Oiarrboe. Son alien Druggiiten
in iebem Sell Ser 8elt berfauft.
Seio fiber unb berlanet u@trs.
8inslotps SOOTHING Sprup" uno
nebmt nidts @noeres. 25 gts. Sic
SIoihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-13
gin Or & SD Thnr

Gin Or. s. 81. gbomas, Don
aanias gitp, Wo., puroe am Diens,
tag abeno in Der W1be oes Suniet.
9abnbofes bonn Bolisiiten Conn
arauie in einem boIb bemuBtloiell
3uitan6e gefunoen nnb i'm it1oti,
ihen @efdngnis untereebraht. g(m
enoeren Worgen fonb Der 8efdng-
nisfp1rter Bolbe5 i'm tot arf ~ieillent
Bette. Cine 8oitforte in ic;ner
8ruittaide CAB Die 4oreiie ieiner
Wutter in 8anios gitp peldje TO-
eleih benodrihtiet ipurbe. Ils
Mntport fam bic Hahriht, oaB Elm
Brnoer oes Werftorbenen eintteffell
miiroe, I'M Die 2eihe in @mpfang
su nebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-13
8au.G rlanbnisiheine.

Sobn Set, Speider. @ar5a Ct; $500.
81. 5. S6lieitn9, 8plllhuns. Gfieg
Str.' $780,
G. 6. 8eidl, @o6m5aus. (5ahsFreio
Gtr.; $t400.
Mobert Sduebe, @obn5dus, @Acbs
lief Ctr; $1,000.
~. Sdmibt, @opa1eu3. Sclatpare
Cir; $1,000.
S'enrp @robe. 8o1u5ous. GeIatrore
Sti.; $3.50.
Gcne Star @retpiitg Gompo1p. 8epas
roirreu, Cameron Ctr; $3.50.
Srau aba 0eao1ir. 8obnbaGs. Gns
oinno Ctr; $500.
9uentber @iIiue 60, Bride. @oras
leg CTR; $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-13
Gin tobember glissarS

bringt @efabr, 2eioen unb oft 600
fur Sauienoe, melhe grfdlhurgcn,
9uiten unb Ga Grippe oobontras
gen. @er oabon iiberfollen miro,
5ogere nidt Or. Sings Stem Dis
eoberp gu erbnIterl. Cine 6laite
fnrierte MIDI, idrieb 4. 8. Gum
BON Hine 8ollep, Miii, furierte mid
nah breiipohentIiher &ranfbeit nit
Ga Grippe. so gts. unb $1.00. 60
rantiert BON alien 9ruagiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-13
Sin mmalIflidler eSrrtnn1

1T es, Die idmer5Iiden 2eioen bon
&a%morrboioen 81 ertragen. Mia
q. Worib bon SiIer gitp, g. g.,
idreibt: SD fit an SGmorrboioen,
bis id cine S6adtel bon 9udlens
@rnica Salbe gebrau1te uno balo
furiert mar" % gts. BEL o(er
Or,tnnigteu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
WILL LECTURE SOON ON
WESTMINSTER ABBEY
Few. Reverdy EstiIi to Use This
Theme at the Opening of New
Parish House.

The new parish house. which has
just been completed by ST. Johns
Episcopal church, will be formally
opened on Friday night, Nov. 4, when
Rev. Revcrdy Estill. ID. ID. the rector.
will give a lecture on Westminster
Abbey" Dr. EstiIl has decided upon
the lecture. instead Of a sermon and
il Is expected that the parish hous 2
viii be unable 10 accommodate the
crowd that viii desire 10 hear the
minister discuss his observations on
the great abbey. Dr. Estill spent seT
cral months abroad and his lecture
xfl be from personal observations
As the event Is 10 be in celebration
Of the opening % the parish house
the general public viii be invited
The Sunday school Is now occupy
ing the new quarters. but the formal
opening will not occur until next
week
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
LIBRARY FOR WEST
END hlGh SCHOOL
Teachers and Friends Of Institution
start Movement to Raise Money
For New Books.

The students and teachers Of the
West End Academy have decided 10
initiate movement toward increas'
ing the library facilities OF that insti-
tuition. Il has been found that the
present library is not adequate 10 the
growing demands of the school and
steps toward increasing the facilltles
are now being taken. a committee
has been appointed. consisting OF Mrs.
Blanche Bulfant, Miss Audrey Brit
tingham and Miss Lila Chlsman. to
look into the ways and means OF
raising money for this enterprise and
il is assured that they will have the
support and cooperation of all the
patrons Of the school In the further
ance of this plan.
A series of entertainments, musl'
Gals and plays will be gwen daring
the winter months and IL is expected
that a substantial sum will be raised
toward making the necessary addition
to the library.
The Hampton High School is the
high school of the entire county, and
children from Other districts neces-
sarily have to attend here. This
means, OF course, that the school
should have one Of the best Libraries
in the section; but al present 1t can
not begin to supply the many de-
mands. Children in the primary ana
grammar grades practically have no
books suitable for them, and during
this. the most unreasonable period
of their laves, are without the neces-
car library facilities
On next Friday afternoon, the man
agement of the Kecoughtan Theatre
has decided 20 give a benefit per
Torrance from 3 TO 6 O'Clock. The
moving pictures will be interspersed
with musical numbers under the d.
rection OF Miss Lettie A. Ashby. The
tickets will be On sale by the chill
dren.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
GUESTS AT WYOMING TRIBE.
Visitors from Peninsula Are Giver
Treat Of OYSTERS.

Wyoming Tribe. No. 40. Improved
Order of Red Men. last night had a
number of visitors from the various
tribes over the peninsula present at
its regular meeting. During the bus
mess sessions addresses were made
by Charles W. Stanglen, of Phoebus;
G. W. Whitley, of Phoebus; David
Johnson, of Fox Hill; ]. G. White, of
York county and several others. Sa-
chem A. c. Crockett was the presid-
ing officer.
At the conclusion of the business
session the visiting braves were in
vited to the dining hall, where oysters
and other refreshments were served
in abundance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
0eSerter from Fort Monroe
at Governors Island.
ALSO ACCUSED OF BlGAMY
Report Comes From New York Post
That the Sereeant-Major Has An
other Wife Besides the One He
Married in Phoebus.

According to information received
al Fort Monroe SergeantMajor Johh
b. Jones. who has been missing
from Old Point for ten days, has sur
rendered himself TO the army post
on Governors Island, n. Y, as de-
serter and will be tried before a
court-martial. II could not be learned
yesterday whether the missing SER
geant will be returned 10 Fort Mon
roe for trial, or whether his case Will
be heard i'll New York. II is said that
he went to the commanding officer az
Governors Island on Saturday ana
gave himself up TO the army authori-
ties. AS he had been absent from
Fort Monroe for ten days he had be-
come a "deserier" in the army and
the court-mart'al will be on that
charge.
So far as could be learned in
Phcebus yesterday. nothing has been
heard of Mrs. Jones, who was Miss
Lille Walton, and who accompanied
her husband when he left here. 1t Is
supposed that she is near him and 1t
is likely that Mrs. Jones will soon re-
turn to Phoebus.
Sergeant Jones friends are anxious
to see him OUT of his present trouble
and they are working for his interest
at this time.
The information received in Phoe-
bus by the police officers is that Ser
geant Jones has two wives and that
his sudden departure was due to his
earnest desire to keep wife No l
from coming to Phoebus to meet the
present Mrs. Jones. 1t is expected
that after the army authorities finish
with the sergeant that the state au-
thOrities will probably take charge OF
him on the charge of bigamy. Ger
tainly this will be the case If wife
No. carries out her intention to
prosecute the sergeant-major.
Sergeant Jones. who possesses
good voice. had become quite popular
in mus cal circles of Hampton and
Phoebus. and was much liked around
Fort Monroe. 1t was said yesterday
that it has been known to some OF
the artillerymen that Jones had two
wives, but that the fact only got out
generally several weeks ago.
Mrs. Jones, who was Miss Lille
Walton. is a popular young woman
in Phcebus and has a number OF
friends, who feel keenly for her in
her present predicament.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
RAILWAY COMPANY WINS
IN w. G. STEWARD CASE
Negro, Arrested For Carrying Con-
cealed Weapon, Loses Suit Be-
fore Circuit Court.

In the Circuit Court yesterday aft
ernoon The jury took but few min
utes TO return verdict in favor OF
the defendant in the case of w. G..
Steward. a negro mail carrier OF New
port News, against the Newport News
& Old Point Railway and Electric
Company. Steward sued for $4,000,
alleging false arrest He was repre-
scented by A. W. E. Bassette, John
walker, colored, and Burdette A
Lewis. Samuel Gordon Cumming and
Elliott NJ Braxton appeared as coun-
sci for the street railway.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
Mayer VIII Decide.

Mayor Thornton F. Jones will be
the referee and umpire over a ques-
ton of football in the police court to-
day. During a game between colored
teams yesterday afternoon, John
Peeden said he was the fastest player
in Virginia. while Eugene washing.
ton told John he couldn't play no
football az all. Peeden pasted Wash.
ington one. over the eye and the may
OF will do the rest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25

Miss Matte Bcaii. manager ~ me
wcs crn Union Telegraph cficc IN
Hampton accompanied ~ Miss Katie
f.cfhcrisnd. viii leave This week Ter
a visit ~ six weeks through NcW
York rcrusyiranid ana Ohio. They
~fu arrf 70 ~ washington. and the
frir will include stops IN View York,
Hhara. Syracuse. PhiiadelDhia. Allan.
tic CITY. Niarsra Falls and Cincinnati.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
Sues For Divorce.

In the Office Of Clerk OF the Courts
VI. II. Holt yesterday. John VALLEY.
through his attorney, Claude Vernon
Spratley. instituted an action asking
for an absolute divorce from his wife,
Mrs. Eimira VALLEY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
TO BE ASSISTANT MANAGER.
North Dakota Man Comes to Take
Position With Local Gas Company.

Mr.. A. f. Murray, of Grand Fork.
\. d.. accompanied by his family.
reached The city yesterday and will
hereafter make his home in Hamp-
ton. Mr.. Murray has accepted the
position of assistant manager Of the
Hampton. PhOebus and Fort Monroe
Gas Corporation. He will srcceed
Mr.. VI. J. Kelly, who resigned to take
a position with the Consolidated Gas
Company in New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25

FulIer's Department OF Imported
Can Goods such as Sardines, An
cbovies, Tongue, Herring, Caviar,
Sausage, Mustards, Game Birds, etc.
IL complete. Prices reasonable 6-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
A Yellow Tea

Will be given in the lecture room Of
The First Methodist church this after
ECON from 4 to n o'clock Refresh
ments Of all kinds will be on sale.
Everybody invited. -.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25

We don't sell Overholt Rye valued
at s1.0O quart for S5c. but we do sci
McGinDis Rye at si-25 quart for $l.9o
Ask for McGiunis Rye and save i0c
FulIer's exclusively. 6-u.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25

wkNTED-BoY BETWEEN FOUR
teca and sixteen years old 70 work
in drug store: good chance Tor
bright boy. OSCAR WILLIAMS.
West End Pharmacy. p.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
HAMPTON. PHOEBUS AND OLD POINT.
It's Just Awful

Fuller's oysters are becoming just
as popular as his DeVil Crabs-all
styles. OH.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
WANTED.

wANTED-To PURCHASE. CORN
in car lots. G. X. SINCLAIR end
Locust street and 6. 4 o. siding,
Hampton. Va. e
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
sOCIAL-PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson
Rowe. in Victoria avenue. last night
entertained in compliment to their
daughter. Miss Wayne Rowe, VINO
will this afternoon become The bride
of Prof Arthur Davis wright,
division superintendent of schools in
Henrico county. The house was dec
grated with ferns and white chrysan-
themums. the color scheme being
green and white. Among the out-ol-
town guests already here for the wed
ding are: Misses Louise Rowe, Janet
Duvall. Of Farmville; Mrs. NJ. T.
Wright, Miss Smell, Miss Nancy
Wright, Jack Wright. Mrs. Fitchett,
Mr. Jackson Davis, of Richmond;
Miss Flossie Rawlings, of Fredericks-
burg: DR.. john Abbott of Ports
mouth; Mr.. T. J. Rowe, Jr., of Will
liam and Mary College: Professor
Koontz. of William and Mary; Prof
and Mrs. Charles Taylor, of Rich
mond.
Mrs. Thomas L. Sclater, Miss Allie
Rowe and Miss Janet Duvall assisted
Mrs Rowe in receiving the guests
last night.
The marriage will be solemnized
az ) o'clock this afternoon in the
brides home by the Rev. R. H. Potts.
of Richmond. Following the cere
mony Professor Wright and his bride
will leave for a wedding trip 70 New
York and thence up the Hudson to
Boston. Miss Rowe is the second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. Rowe
and is very attractive and popular
Young woman. Professor Wright is
well known in education circles in
Virginia, being at present the head
of the schools in Henrico county. He
was at one time connected with the
Hampton schools.
Professor Wright reached the city
last n sght from Henrico county.
Mrs. Clarence Kenyon, of New
York. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Harry H. Kimberly, in Mallory ave
rue.
Miss Sallie Cooke, of York county.
is visiting Mrs. John Wood. near the
city.
The Kecoughtan Literary Circle
VIII meet this afternoon at $3.50 with
Mrs. S. p. Narston. Twenty-eighth
street, Newport News. Mrs. Black
more has the program liz charge.
Subject. william Cowper." Hampton
| members will take the O'Clock car
Councilman Frank w Moore has re
turned from business trip OF week
4 i'm philadelphia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25

Miss Sallie Cooke. of York county
is visiting Mrs. John Wood, near the
city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25

Mrs. Clarence Kenyon, Of New
York. is visiting her sister. Mrs
Harry II. Kimberly, in Mallory ave
rue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25

Councilman Frank w. Moore has TO
turned from a business trip OF week
in Philadelphia.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-10
Tho rhankaaixina Dinner.

DIR. Woods Hutchinson takes up the
Thanksgiving dinner and defends IL in
the Woman's Home Companion.
The Thanksgiving dinner. according
to Dr. Hutchinson. is the most whole
some OF all the dinners or the year.
The digestion and collie and bilious at
tacks which are supposed TO follow
thick and fast upon Thanksgiving
feasts exist chiefly In the Imagination
or the funny man and i'm the columns
OF the comic supplement. IL is becom-
Ing generally acknowledged that eight
tenths OF the digestive disturbances
supposed to be due TO gorging or over
eating are due not to any excess OF
sound and wholesome foods, however
rich. but often TO trifiing amounts Of
spoiled. decnying or infected food which
had. by accident or stingy economy,
been introduced into the menu.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-10
A Princes Heavy Burden.

Prince Edward Albert Christian
George Andrew Patrick David, Duke
of Cornwall and Rothesay, Earl of Car
rick, Baron OF Renfrew. Lord of the
Isles and Great Steward OF Scotland,
Duke OF SaXony and Prince Of Sake
Coburg and GOtha. Prince OF Wales
and Earl OF Chester-these are the
titles and names which appertain to
the Oldest son of George v. by the
grace of God OF the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland and of
the British dominions beyond the seas
king defender of the faith. emperor
or India. and Victoria Mary, his queen.
New York Post mo
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-10
Bucks and Their Horns

The theory that buck deer adds one
spike for each year of his age after the
first year is being disproved by a
young buck In captivity at Hyner.
Last year. when he was captured and
given shelter by Bruce ID. Kurtz, keep
or Of the hotel in the lumber town, lie
was q spike buck. Now he is coming
out OF his velvet and Is sporting two
prongs Oh one horn and three on the
other Whether this is due to his cap
tivity or to the peculiar kind or feed
he has been eating is not certain, but
old hunters. who always thought they
could tel decr's age by the number
or his spikes, are becoming skepticaI
about their theories. = Philadelphia
Record.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-10
A Luxurious Bath.

by next spring Miss Helen Miller
Gould will have one of the largest Of
private swimming pools nj her country
nome in Irving ton-On-the- Hudson. The
pool VIII measure - by 40 feet II Will
be inclosed in one story brick and
limestone building covering an area 30
by 100 feet. The exterior will conform
with the architecture OF other bnild.
!ngs on the estate. The interlor will be
fashioned after Il Roman BATH. in Pom.
peiian style. There will be fountains.
with statuary, resting rooms and show.
er baths. The structure will cost about
100000.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-10
ToDAY's ONE BEST BET.

New York, Dec. 10.--A night clerk
at the Hotel Hystcria or maybe it
was the st. Vitus- today deposed rs
follows, to-wit: ...
One Of them honey BOYS who spend
their nights in riotous enjoyment un.
der the flaring lights, and their days
in sleeping off the effects Of their
nights, wobbled in here about 4 a. m.
the other morning and asked for a
room.
He was-what you call it?-ineb-
well, lit up. and II look three bell
hops to get him up to number g..
to which assigned him. Along about
8 o'clock he come trailing into the
Office again, wearing only his pajamas
and a silk hat, and demanded another
room.
Just can't shleep in that old room.
hic, donsherknow, it's so hic -blawst-
ed shifting ne explained.
, why, sixty-two is a perfectly good
and airy room" is said. but / can
give you sixty, next to It, If you want
It,"
"Thash all RI gimme sixty" he
hiccoughed. "Old sixty.two Is on
FIRE"
The bell boys made a hasty investi.
CATION. and found sixty.two filed with
smoke from fire smoldering in the
bed clothes, where the soused guest
had dropped a lighted cigar.