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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
DEATH OF D. B. HILL.
Governor White Lauds Late Governor
and u, s., Senator,

tSl " =ANSS @Nhu
and U. 8. Senator.
Albany, N. T., Oct. 21.-The death
here of David Bennett Hill, ex-United
States senator and ex-governor, has
caused widespread regret throughout
the state. Hundreds of messages OF
coincidence have been received at his
home here.
Governor Horace White issued the
following proclamation, In part: -
State of New York, Executive Chamber:
It is with sincere sorrow that / an
nounce the death OF David Bennett Hill,
Former governor of the state of New
York.
This sad event marks the close OF a re-
career. For more than thirty
years David Bennett Hin was a prominent
figure In the public life of the state. As
lieutenant governor he made a deep n
far reaching Impression by his talents for
leadership and the skill with which he
performed the duties of presiding officer.
AS governor from 1885 to 1892 he gained
q commanding influence in his party and
won it's devoted affection.
The force of his personality impressed
itself not only upon the people of New
York, but upon the whole country, and at
the expiration of his final term as gov
ernor he became the candidate of his
party in the state of New York for the
presidential nomination before the Demo
cratic national convention. AS United
States senator from 1891 to 1897 he found
an ample opportunity for the exercise of
his skill as a parli~anfentarian, his brilliant
powers as al orator and his
gifts as a leader of men. In recognition
OF his standing and achievements as a
lawyer he was chosen president of the
New York State Bar association for the
years 1886 Ind 1887.
1t is fitting that the state of New York,
In recognition of his private character
and of his public services, shall pay to
his memory a tribute of honor and graf
ftude.
At the time John A. Dix was official
IL notified of his nomination as gov
ernor Senator Hill expected to go to
Thomson to take part In the ceremo-
MES. He sent word at the last minute
that he did not think 1t advisable for
him to make the trip. Arrangements
for the funeral of Senator Hill have
not been made as yet. The interment
will take place at Montour Falls, for
merly Havana, N. Y, Mr.. Hill's BIRTH
place, which Is near Elmira. The fu-
neral arrangements will be made when
his brother, DR.. Hill, arrives here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
u,,h Of The Social Universe.

"We do not hesitate to call the Cow
ent Garden Opera House the hub Of
the social universe says the London
Sphere. eve have been In the opera
houses Of Munich, Dresden, Milan, Ber-
Tin. Paris and Vienna, and there is
nothing quite SO impressive In any one
of these as can be found at Covent
Garden in the height OF the season. To
visit Covent Garden Opera House In
the season is to know life at its most
magnetic point"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
Worried Mt st. Louis.
HpecfqI BIZ United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
st. Louis, Oct. 21:-Increasing
alarm for the safety or the three bal
looms and pilots and their aides who
were entered in the international
race from st. Louis, Ia caused here
today by the failure of the three
pilots to report since the landing Of
the other seven starters. America
q" the German Dusseldorf" and the
Swiss "Azurea" continued today In
their near Arctic flight, or else they
are down In a trackfess wilderness.
Col. Theodore Schaeck, plotting
the Swiss balloon Helvetia, has land
ed at Villa Marie, Quebec, LOO
miles from st. Louis, according to a
message received by the aero club of
st. Louis.
The balloon swept through two light
ming storms that threatened death to
its nervy pilot. Clouds laden with
electricity surged about the wind driv-
en- gas bag.
The American record Of STA miles
has been exceeded materially.
The other three balloons, which are
believed to have landed in Canada, but
have not yet reported, are the Swiss
balloon Azurea, Lieutenant Messner,
pilot; the German balloon Dusseldorf
H., lieutenant Hans Gericke, pilot,
and the America H., A. r. Hawley,
pilot.
All the other balloons have been &C.
counted for.
Another exciting aerial voyage re-
| port came from Lieutenant Vogt and
| William T. Assmann, aid, in the Har-
burg III. They landed In Lake Nipis-
sing, POT miles north of Toronto, about
$50 miles from st. Louis. Because of
| the lack Of ballast the aeronauts de-
scended $4,000 feet with terrific force.
Assmann's left arm was broken and
an artery cut. Word for medical aid
was sent to Powasson, Ont. Lieuten-
ant yogt obtained help from Indians
in saving his balloon.
Fear is expressed here that perhaps
some of the balloons yet to be heard
from have landed In n Of the great
lakes. The America II. left here will
thirty bags of ballast. Experiences
b~alloonists say that at least ten bag
of sand are necessary to go Over &
large body of water because OF thu
contraction when the gas bag passes
over water.
The amount of ballast the Helvetia
Dusseldorf III. and Azurea carried Ii
not known, as the foreign balloonists
'carried sand in the bottom of theil
baskets.
The unreported balloons have beer
away from st. Louis more than sew
enty-hve hours. In the internationa
race from Berlin, 1908, Colonel Schaeci
remained in the air seyenty-thret
hours.
Petosky, Mich, Oct. 21.-Three I'm
identified balloons were sighted here
Two were going east, and one wa!
heading toward the north.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
FINANCIAL INTERESTS
CAUSE Of REVOLUTION

ssscHes oB Untted Press HFfe.
London, Oct. 21:-That the revolu-
ton in Portugal which hurled Manuel
off his throne was brought about by big
financial interests, is the deelartion of
the political writer of the London
PENNY Illustrated Paper" which
makes a speciality of international po-
litieal news.
"When the Portuguese minister of
finance informed the Colossal Chartered
Company, of Mozambique, that the
government contemplated imposing In
creased taxes of the company and also
upon its property in Southeastern AT
rica," says the paper, "the fall Of the
government and with it the House of
Brsganza, was assured. Several great
corporations are holders of shares in
the Mozambique Company. 1t was such
interests as these that pulled the wires
of the supreme council of the revolu
tionary committee in Portugal"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
Her sirthmark.

81 hear" said the count, shat you
are going to marry an American girl
who has a birthmark."
"Yes," replied the marquis, 'the re-
port is true"
81 hope she is not badly dishgured"
sNot a bit. my dear fellow. For
your enlightenment l viii make q
drawing of her bfrthmark. 1t Is like
this-S."-Chicago Record-Herald-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
Divides the Wstera,

Situated exactly at the highest point
Of the divide of the Rocky mountains,
on the Crows Nest division OF the Ca
madam Pacific railway, In British Co
lumbia, Is a hotel. When 1t rains in
the mountains the water which falls
on the eastern slope Of the hotel roof
trick1es away to join a tiny ~riyulet,
which in due time mingles Its winters
with the Atlantic. The water falling
just beyond the ridgepole, ON the other
side Of the roof, flows westerly and
ultimately into the Pacific.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
IS PUT ON PROBATION
FOR CARRYING WEAPONS
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

SPeCFuF 10 tHs FENINd N Wb.
New Brunswick, Oct. 21:-Orlan-
do Scevandina, Of Port Reading,
was fined $500 and placed ON three
months probation this morning on a
charge OF carrying concealed wea-
pons at Port Reading. He was orig
inaiiy charged with carrying a re-
volVer and shooting at railroad sig
nails at Port Reading. He pleaded
guilty to carrying a concealed wea-
pom but denied the other charge. He
was found guilty of the concealed
weapon charge only.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
At the Wrong Door,

"My health and digestion are per-
feet, doctor" began the caller in the
office of the medical man. 81 haven't
an ache or a pain. The trouble with
me is that I cannot sleep at night"
"Well, If that is the case, SIR" said
the learned physician, II suggest that
you consult your spiritual adviser
rather than me."-LlppiRcotts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
Method In Her Badness.

"Why in the world did you try to
evade the payment of dutyF
81 expected all the time to pay it,"
replied the star.
"But the horrid customs men went
through your trunks"
"Of course they did, and found sew
eral gowns worth $500 apiece. ]
couldn't have given the figures to the
reporters myself, could IF"-phtladel-
phia Ledger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
CRAFTY ovsrstsd.

"Mrs. GasweIi. while you were in
Venice did you see the Bridge Of
sIghs2"
"Oh, yes; I saw what they called
that: but. my land, I've seen bridges
ten times it's size without eve going
our Of Penrsylyantap-Chiesgo Trib-
une.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
MADE NOTE OF CHARGE
PLEADED NOT GUILTY
sp,..aI 10 tho EvnNINe NEWS.

New Brunswick, Oct. 21:-Frank
skillane, OF Roosevelt, was called by
Assistant Prosecutor Watson this
morn ng to plead to o charge OF
steal ng electrical appliances from
Edv -ard Fl. He'll. When arraigned
Skillane wanted to know what he
was charged with and he accordingly
drew a piece of paper and a pencil
from his pocket. He was Informed
that he was being held On a charge OF
stealing ten incandescent electric
light bulbs and i've electric fuses.
the property of Edward H. Hell. He
wrote it down and then pleaded not
guilty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
Served Capias ON Holm.

EpeC7aI 60 tko EVENINE NEWS'
New Brunswick, Oct. 21:-Con-
stable O'Brien announced in court
here this morning that he had served
q capias on John P. Holm, OF Perth
Amboy. and said he did not know
why he failed to appear in court to-
day. He said in view OF the promf-
nence Of the man in his home city
he did not arrest him, believing he
would certainly appear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21

'swhat is the meaning Of the word
stantalizing? p" asked the teacher.
at MEANS answered the small boy
at the foot of the class, "when a pa
rade is passing the schoelhouse and
the children are not allowed to look
out."-Chicago News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
Lots Of rhsm.

"There is one thing which has rather
Buzzled me-
What Is thatY'
When money talks does It always
aalk cents ?-Baltimcre American
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
REpORTm
TWO BALLOONS
Both Landed In Canada
Having Sailed Over 1000
Miles from Start.
AMERICA II. Is MISSING


Special by United Press Wire.
Grand Rapids. Mich, Oct. 21:+A
dispatch from the Daily News" cor
respondent at Haileyburg, Ont, re-
ports the balloon "Helvetia" land
ed at st. Isadore, Five men were
on board and all well. They had
travelled 1900 miles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21

What fs that which nobody wants
and which nobody likes to ioseg a
laEsnik
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
Germania Reported.
Special bU United Press Wire.

Special BY United Press Wire.
Montreal, Oct. '21:-The balloon
"Germania.' one of the contestants
in the international race that started
at st. Louis. landed today at Willie
Marie, fifty miles from Haileyburg,
according to a dispatch from the lat
ter place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
South African wintsr.

The South African winter begins to-
ward the end of April and lasts until
September.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21

some or the "newss- OF you Ifnuao-
date neigbborhood may be found In
the want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21

Weather Forecast.
Rain; cold; westerly winds.
WEATHER EVERYWHERE.

Observation of the United
States weather bureau taken at
8 l. NJ. yesterday follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
PLATFORM OF ADAM
EeKERT MADE PUBLIC

CONTINUED from page ID
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-23
$40 Datota.

- Oscar Sacobs, Ser / @taten}
@laperi be6 Siour Sails uolone
2ipsitraf for i @turgts at bap.
ffu6t og orebt iin &iereite, Miis
@Ibo &oberts, blep forle0en bragt
tilbage til Meao County for igien
at gibes Mnle6ning til at bepiie lin
ufpIoigbeb, ON ban fan. Mr. So
cobs paaftaar nemlig baar6naffet, at
Nigen blep 6rebt be6 ct ltlDffestil.
feIoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-23
En- hel Familie.

Rev. L. A. Dunlap, i Mount Yer
non, Mo-, siger: mine Bprn PLACE
des med en- Hoste, foraarsaget we'd
Msslinger, min Hustru med en- Ho-
ste, som mere eller mindre forhin-
drede hende i at sove i fem Aar, og
Deres White Wine of Tar Syrup
har helbredet dem allie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-23
Mere end allie andre.
ROME CITY, IND.

ROME CITY, IND.
De. c. D. WARNER. Coldwater. Mich.
befale Deres White Wine ofTar Syrup som
ct udmerket Hostemiddel. Solgte hurtigt
ct eros under Garantifor Kur :ingen bragt
tilbaee. Sselger mere af dette end noget
Hosterniddel. Solgte ct Dusin til enra at
mine Kunder. Krb. IL.
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efaporten at iiet Storfilo til eng
la1rb bor Ser mg6t ct pelforipnet
Morfeo og labe 8riier, i6et ser p,ao
flere Dele af @ngIan6s @pfter bar
eoot @ilbefiife og 6esu6en rig.
5angit | @analen baa6e af engelife,
irlte og frantic Siifere. S &am-
burg-Mltonas Morfe6 bar @tillin-
gen 6erimoo gunftigere for Mflet.
11ingen.
Gobofsoprfnin ing / &or.
Danger. 5oa6an Dprfning far
til 0enne Sis life peret 6repet i
&aroanger, bpor Ser imi0lertio pao
mango Ste0er ontages at bore lige.
loa gl1nitigt for Sobafsapl iom i
Sogn. Set forlp0er imiolertio MI,
at mo1 pao ct Bar Ste0er / Sc in6re
8pg0er / @aroan9er til @ooren bil
gipre 8orieg me0 Gobafs0prfning
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ioa ubel6ig at brittle of bette ganb,
Tan man bore filter pao at blipe
forfblet, bbis man lite faar 2unge-
%betenoelie eller en- on6en @pgoom.
Set benoer al os til at man paa
&alpano timber imoa SSipranger
miot paa parmeite Sommeren.
8an6et CT ca. 2h @m. langt og 100
80. breot poo set breoelte. Ser for
1eoen bar ser to @ano oppe / Siel-
Set % blinfeoe Ssmmer omfring
Is &unore0e Meter fra nepntc
@an0. &luoielig blep Sc bar neoe /
San0et Ell flor Stribe iom efter en-
M%fotorbuaO; men Bette fun6e set life
bore, ga ser bperfen families Mo=
torboo0 eller &ram; Sc tenfte cit
Stun0 at bette moatte bore Seor<
men / bele iin 8el0e, jpm Sc bop0e
bprt ioo meget tale ont; men itrafs
ito0 set flart for 0em, at set por ct
fort DDr enten Ell 8iprn eller Gig.
Den neite Morgen for Sc ianme
@errer &eien ON 2alpan0; ber fonot
Sc paa Siaren @por efter Ell flor
Gig; fommen Ell so sc. 6erfra
fan0t Sc ielbe DDret liggen6c tiliD>
n%ela6en6e 6pb; Sen bop0e life taalt
set foloe 8a6. Dis1e @errer bar
elore 5olf og bap6e bst en- Masle
Mnefooter om 4albano. 9e fanot
ga paa at tenoe op to ipere 8oal
ct pao bber @i6e at Dpret; ON Ell
Shines &i6 beopnote Sen at aabne
9inene og ie meo ct igrgmo0ig Sill
paa fine 9moioelier. Ser blep fpre1
enonu en- &imes &io, og 6o reiite
@lgen Jig op % foripanot ino / Sfo:
BEN.
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Joma.

= Sen iomle6e Gnr6i al Somas
9lpl for 1910 er $362,470,791,;
er $103, 700,058 minore enc
Mplen 1909. 0ette er ct Speri lag
fra Dr. George Gboppell, 9irefter
for Sc Gorene0e Stoters SER og
Mblingsbureau / 9e5- Moines. 8gr=
6ien al Mais / Staten / 1910 on=,,
ilooes til $127,622,34O moo $751;
i 1909. Me6gangen bliper
al Or. @bappell %tilIfrepet Oct Sat-
tlem> at 6ormerne bol6er lit &orn
tilbage.
- S. 6. 0lion> JONI boer / Mer~
beoen al Muitin, Minn., fit begge
Mrme, lit benitre 8en, fin @eie og
flere &ibben breffet be6 at faloe al
ct Minneapolis> Maion @itp Bosia=
gertog ii0ite uge tet pe0 @rerlen
mellem Soma og Minneiota. Sllon
lou pan Marfen / to Simer, inottl
acknowledgement paa ct ip6gaaen0e
Eog fit 9ie pao bam. &ans 2ege<
me par meget forilaoet. @on blep
bragt til ct &oipital og pil mulig
fomme fig.
= Som 6glge al en- Mapnelig=
+! be6 i ct Selefonbuofab gior6e tire
Me6lemmer al Ell Talnilie / Nepa6o
8p en- &eiie til &eron Safe / Den
Sro, at 6e ifuloe finoe en- ner
@legtning 6gen0e. Sen 0penoe par
imiolerti6 en- 6em al6eles fremme(
&erion. Mrs. &olper @ollan0 fl
pr. Selefon @e1feo on1> at ben6eS
@pn loa for Dsoen> og ifpnote i{
0erttl me6 fine 5enner 0ra og Sl'
og Datteren Bertha. Mnfomme,1 ii
@eron Safe fan6t Sc, at sen bgeno,
Man6 bar 3. g. @aalan0 fra 9fo
lan6, Soma. &aala1t0 6e0e, og ban:
Sig blep ien6t til &olan6.
- 6reo &n6erlon, &ein1er, Sc
I arbei0eoe for Milmm1fee 8ancn
!, @pring &ollep, far tilitaaet, at ba1
6rebte Clarence @onbitt, Stuff 10
@ells>Gor9o grpreis @ompanr
Drobet fan6t @teo pe0 S%ernbaneito
tionen / Spring @allep. 6orrig
Sgn6ag Mften blep set paa en- ellie
an6en Moa0e befienot, at @on0it
ifuloe babe en- bel Del 8enge tilbe
renoe &ompagniet / lin 8eli06elie
Det antageS, at Mn6erion bat falo
) paa, at oct life biloe bore baul felig
at foa fat paa Bite Benge, ga Son
bit ie6banlig TOM til 5tationel
ale11e og ingen Dil6e mistgnfe bam
>|Da @on6itt bar fon1a11en og Yasia
gertoget gaaet, fps Mn6erion bom
Nn6erion bleb itrafs greben a
6rpgt. l16en at rbre Eenge11e, be11
te6e ban til set pltgaaen0e @o0stoe
fom og git ombor6 / oct. S San
ting foripgte ban at iprtnge al, mer
gior6e ct 5eiltrin og fal6t u1r6el
@iulene. On SOB bleb iaa for.
flemt, at Sen maatte ornputeres
Mn6erion bleb itrafs mistenft fol
Morbet pao @onoitt og orreiteret al
ISberiff MicboIion. Get bar let al
faa Mnoerl ion til at fort9lle alt, 6e1
bab6e pasieret. Mn0erion er %
!Mar gammel % booze / Minneapo=
liz, in6ttl ban fit Mniahelie be>
Mtlmaufee-8onen. SON bar brotil
beret anieet iom en- or6entlig ur1g
Man6.
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@lgen Jig op % fori ban6t in0 / Sfo=
ben.
6iiferierne. Sen lite De=
cember ifripes: 6eofilofiifet bar ser
gonife goo 6angit / forrige uge t
Sc nor6ligite Diitrifter. Salt bleb
opfilfet 28,600 0fool, bope0iagelig
in0en Mor0lanos Mmt og for en- flor
Sci imaafaloen6e @il0. Sc go6e
Gangltplaoie / grSn6elagen gap ct
meget tibet l16bptte; enfelte al 6em
ingenting, og olle tilianunen bare
1000 Mool.
&otfilfet bar paanp set pigtigite,
ON ser eno nogenlteos filfebes goot
paa @arn. Ser bleb lat 40 npe Scot
itang / Sc nor6lonolfe Gioroe .og
Sl1n6, 6esuoen 6 / Srpnoelagens
ip0liglte Del. Sc fleite bar min6re
2aas, og bare 5 betegnes iom ~it6r-
re-. Hriierne for 6enne &ore blep
operolt nofioa li0en, eller 3-5 @r.
Maolet.
@arnfiifet nar tilbels meget go6t,
optil 40 Maal puo 8uaben / Mels
Diltrift; / SrSn0elagen meget mini
6re, omfring 20 Maal paa 8aooen
giennem initlig. Men Eriierne ba1
ber 6elto ltbrre, nemlig optil Is ST.
Moalet pao &elgelan0, og 12-1e
&r. Maalet / Grsnoelogen, napnlie
|Sfiprnfioroen, bpor 6iifet bar be0lt
Sen iomle6e Sotalfangit for Se
:, ionen CT MI fom1net op / 479,51S
Moal; iommenlignet me6 forrig'
:. Mors 573,7O5 Mool.
! 8oa set tontinentale Morfeo fol
: tilpirfet @an6elsbare CT Stillinge1
. fremoeles meget go0, og fin MORT
I @ore noteres / 1876 Marf, en-
r gelif 6a1l6lil6 $40 20. og fol
lon6if 36-37 80. Sen islon0ife e
l min6re e~fteripurgt, bporimo6 oe1
= ltore 1orlfe Boarlil6 er blebet mer
iggt til Bri}er onlfring 13 o9 Il
Marf GSn6en.
= @torlil6fiifet bor / Sc iiolte beir
. omlfiften6e Tiger beret 1ofiao bot
l lenoe: fra rigt til imaat og tilbag
til fort. Otter at bore begpn6
, lengit belteru6 for Stat og Spine
. blep set mart omtrent ingentin!
e Der, met1 rigt lengit noropaa a
= &omSoalsfpiten, uofor @melen o!
t Grip. Sen itore Dripgarnsf1aa6
fun6e imi6lertio meo lin nuberen6v
] mo0erne u6ruitninq fblge Sil6eiti
/ mernes iftftenoe 6orefomit. Sc
bpor 6tifet arteoe fig be6it, imleoes
J. ogiaa 6laooen: &opeoitprfe pas
: fort @ariel.
: S 6em forte &io, iom Giifet bo1
. oeret orepet, er ser giort 8ongit pot
alle Dele at @toriil6>Geltet; ligefr<
! De ip6ligite og beitligite meo @tatio1
Moloten oa itnoenfor, til oe nor6
2 6ltligite me6 @tation / Titran o{
: &riitionsiun6. &oa flere al bisi'
@teoer bar 6anglten MI og ga me
get flor, opttl 200 Maol paa @orn
! lenfen.
/ Sen iamle6e 6angit bar pe6 for
rige nges @lutning naaet op til &c.,
: 600 @oo1, bporaf 16,500 bar blebe,
btrfet til &%an6elspare (ifior bal
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6rmurruioer fmrerct / 6 til ID

@Gmurroi0er fMrerct I 6 til II
Sage. Ceres Mpotbefer oil %refun6er
Fengene, bpis &a5o Sint=
ment life furerer alle Gilf9l6e al
flpenoe, ifiulte, blpoenoe % fremtre=
6en6e @emorroi0er / 6 til ID Gage,
SOC. &pis life bos M%potbeferen ienot
portofrit pe6 Mootagelien at 8riien
fra Haris Me6ieine Co., ct. 2uuis,
800.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-23

80 g r t 9smm e T.. Tan
man e1bqu ftboe paa i 6e norffe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-23

6 erfe1igt Sill
I e | G. &aa &eien mellem ST.
bal og 8roa6aI ligeer ct @an6 tet
oeo @oitoeien,. iom tolotes @olpono.
Dette bar fooet fit Mopn 6erof, at
Banoet er folot iom SSsbanb @om.
r1er fom 8inter, % bbis 11ogen er
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-10-20
Providence Forge.

Providence Forge. Va. Oct. 10
Our village is presenting = fail sp- I
pearaace and after such a pleasant
summer Il seems verv dull now.
Our many visitors have departed
for their homes. The remaining
young class. is busy attending
school.
Miss Minor. OF King and Queen.
IS in charge OF our school here.
which opened with a good attend
snoe on Monday week ago.
Mr- .. 5. B;unS who has been in
the employment OF W. +. Gillian
or some time has accepted a posi-
non al Roxbury with Mr.. Walker.
We wish him much success. for he
IS a most reliable young man. sx-
celsnt habits. ana strictly temperate.
He has been assisting in the post
ofEcs mere for 1--WE years. Mrs.
Gillian VIII assist Mr.. Gillian In
The pest ot6ce hereafter.
Quite a number attended services
al Oives Church Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Buua preached a most excellent
sermon.
Mrs. <. B. townsend and her
mother. Ms. Je,soa eft this morn
lng Tor their home in Washington.
Ms. =. 3 Richardson has been
SICK tor Three weeks, 6ut IS now
slowly improving.
Prouacle6 meeting IS IN progress
1ere this week. Rev. Jackson IS the
pastor.
Mrs. r. c. Appersoa. Of New
1eu,. c. 4. and Mrs. +. s. Beck.
Mrs. K. 3. Townsend. Mrs. Jietso1,
Nrs. J. II. Christian. Mrs. ~. +
Gillian aad Miss O'Eeefe. q W.no
/ s51 Snsoss. were me guests OF Mrs
Manly i. Bsrnes on last THURSDAY
afternoon.
Master Franklin Oliver IS visitnl
| bis grandfather. Mr. Oliver Il
Richmond.
Mr.. Southy Savage IS the guest @
| Mr. J a. Boss.eux This week. II
! s. looking fine for ar old gentleman
]. B. Richardson and wife sPer
! Friday in Norfolk
I Ny. SIOUX. OF Norfolk. Is viSitin
his tao sons. George and Willie. c
this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Hooten. Of Wash
/ rou. ~. C.. sill visi, tae.r 6aughts
AIRS. a. U. Waters. the early par
y Ncvem5e-
There viii be a BIZ Tournam 20
snd Ball here next Tuesday. Oc
IS. Tor the benefit OF the Mason
Hall. A Gae time IS expected.
Ny ~. i. Gillian and wlte sPer
most ce.iEhttul evening hs1in
% the Chickshoniry last Thursday
Miss Rock. CT Charles City. Wa
the guest O. Miss Robertson la
week.
Mr. a1c Mrs. 7. z. Walden az
so- su6 daughter. OF New Ken
guests o. Mrs. Barnes last Sunday
We are sorry 20 hear CT Dr.. Il. [
| Srcphensoo's accident We hoE
| &c VIII soon recover.
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