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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-05

Nearly a month Of continuous goou
weather has made the potato harvest
ing in the vicinity of Presque Isle
great success. Hon. T. H. Phair has
stored about 5000 barrels of potatoes
III his storehouses at WEshpurn
Smart e. Corey have, harvested abops
1900 barrels Of first quality potatoes
on their l25-acre field Nearly ali -
the farmers in that vicinity are done
digging and big crops of fine aualv
have been stored. The potatoes as
for the most part clean and dry anu
in good keeping condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-05
MANAGER or .PHlLLlEs.
Charles Doom Again to Control Nat.
ionaI Club Of That City.

Doom of the Philadelphia National
League club today signed contract to
have charge of the team again next sea-.
SON. Dooin's contract calls for period
of one year. This, is his first season as
manager Of the Philadelphia club,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-05
OAKLAND.

The Harvest dance under the aus
pices of the Unity Club will be given
tonight at Messalonskee hall
The president of the w. r. c. oe-
sires a full attendance at the reguial
meeting this evening In the g. A. n
rooms. Business of importance 10 "
come before the meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-05
Wednesdays Program.
MORNING..

of Board of Trustees of
Convention in the vestry Of the
Free Baptist church.
Federation in the Audi
forum.
Devotional exercises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-05

London. Oct 5.-The Santander cor
respondent of the Reuter- Telegram Co
confirms the report of a revolution in
Portugal and adds that the rebels have
captured the palace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-05

The aggregate OF livestock at Brighton,
WATERFOWL and the local slaughter
houses: .--,
This week: Cattle aOS9, sheep 1O.Os5.
calves 1878. hogs 49, 557.
1899, hogs Is, 369 -.
E. MAINE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle 1877. sheep 81, calves 3S7, hogs 235.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-05

London Oct. 5.-No Lisbon dis
patches have been received In London
since yesterday afternoon when the
Eastern Telegraph Co. announced the
receipt of one from its station at Car
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-05
REVOLUTION BREAKS.
CONTINUED from Page One.)

ing that warships began bombarding
the place just as soon as the rising
within the city began. Shortly. the
revolutionists hauled down the royal
standard over the palace and replaced
it with the republican green and blue
flag
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-05

Brighton and Watertown Livestock
Market.
Especially reported for the Kennebec
JournaD. Live Stock Yards, October 4,
1910.
MAINE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-05

Addresses: state Missions. Mrs.
a d. =. Pepper, .Waterville: Home
Missions, Miss Emma Anderson.
New Mexico: Foreign MISSIONS.
Or. Emma Park Cummings. MAS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
CLEAN LACE VEIL WITH CORN
AfILAIA

rt is quite possible 90 clean a lace
farc Nnu hv rubbing 90 through white
.,rnmeal Offenumes the proceaa
r-raf he repeated Co have the veil
perfectly fresh.
rf however. IA veil ls neht colored
it may need soap and water. Make "a
.nthcr 90 pure white soap Ahd tepi"
water.
So1eezc the vcn through the sudF.
nut do not rub lt. Rinse several times
Ir fantf water. adding drop ol
nn... t0 fhe last r.nsiuE water Ut
fn. .en IL aCry tine luu needs little
body. rinse it after hlulnE ln weak
1um arabic water.
Tnr NrI fhar .r wlsneo ln this Was
"a f.rtrr Irnn.i l.aE HI""n 90 tnln
muslin ever tne NeN ANA press DO WIN
"a moderately wafm uun unll qait,
lrf.
I Wells should he rolled orr tun'
+ to Keep Them ln thc best possible COM
Iunn. Each vein should De kept oi
l separate tube.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
CARRIAGE COMPANY
INTO BANKRUPTCY
JOSEPH LUCHENRURG. AUSTIN
AND JOHN RROCkENBROCGH
HAVE LARGE LIABILITIES.

RICHM MON =. v A. - Special -
John ri BrockenhrOugh. president
OF the Ainsllc Carriage Company. AUS
Un rOckeubrough. secretary treasur-
err and Joseph Luchenburg. carriage
smith. with the same company. hled
petitions ina bankruptcy Wednesday
ga the clerks Office OF the United
States District Court, through A b.
Dickinson.
John NJ Brockenbrough lives az
SIG west Franklin Street and gave his
liabilities as $2.OO4.39 and his assets
as S2657.13. in debts due and open
accounts. Elis liabilities are chiefly
ia the form OF notes due az Richmond
banks.
Austin Broc kenbrough. OF 2 South
/ Third Street gives his la abilities as
S23.764.29 and his assets as nothing
\ Ills liabilities are IN the same fern
as those OF his partner.
4 Joseph Luchenburs. ~ SIS SOutf
Pine. has liabilities Of 80 500. with u.
{ assets His liabilities are iu the torn
Of note for the whole amount ID
one OF the city banks
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
STROBE BILL
GETS SETBACK
SeEate Declines to Allow Measure, the
Enabling A.. TO Come Up

HMOND. A. - SPEC al -
Senator STROBE. patron ot senate
DIN 257. TO provide for the caliRs
and holding OF an election upon the
question OF prohibiting the manufae-
ture and sale OF intoxicating liquors
and 90 declare the effect OF the result
OF such election has made an Ell
fort 20 suspend the rules in order 70
give consideration TO the measure
senator STROBE declared that had ne
been on hand Wednesday De would
have made the motion 10 take the pili
uu. There was a demand from All
parts OF the state, and the right or
petition had been exercised IN thls
measure. and from all parts Of the
state there was O demand Tor the
passage OK the bill The senator URGED
7 that consideration be given the meas
ure.
senator Holt. Or Newport News
I opposed the motion as did Senator
, I.asslter There were many measures
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

Many "a summer gown viii have the
skirt made ur of "a series oi luulcs Of
varying length.
Dresses of colored embroidery ssn
EOwns ior summer wear
Caudy stockings ars being daunted
again
Skirts are to boz blt wider about
the feet
Blouae effects in hodices are with Al
again.
Fculards are m hlgh pcpallrity ior
separate waists
3 Nothing is more in style tan Tho
untrimmed fur turban.
Nothing is more in sfyis tlnn the
unrmmrd fur tutnan.
The coat of The coming scaaS& d
very likely to be shorter -
Despite the act that let Ia not by
amy means novelty and that thla !.
distinct %
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
BEATEN
BY BOLD TRAMP
Woman Attacked and LET
for Dead She Is Now in Critical
Condition.

WASHINGTON. ID. SpeciaL-
Mis- Cecilia sabre, Of Mcdonald.
was attacked near there Monday
morning by tramp. brutality tor
turcd ami lcft for dead
Within "a short time after the
discovery OF the crime posse.
Icd by hloOdhoundS and Carryin-
roucs. had taken mp the traii "a
the tramp. Deputies were rush
Ell grom here to protect the man.
should hc De captured. and pre-
vent Iynching. The leaders uf
TN posse openly declare that
thev viii resist with torUc any at
tempt 40 take thcir prisoner
away.
Mis- sabre h. In "a critical con-
dition. and little hope for rccoN -
cry L. held out.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
NORFOLK AND WESTERN
SLIDE CAUSES WBEtk

ROANOKE. XA.-Speciai- \
slide on the Norfolk and West
cru near Dalvalc. thi~ morning
resulted i'm the wreck Of au east
bound freight. killing Fireman
CItarlc4 G.. Davis. Of Roanoke
Engineer W. =. Kirby had nn arm
and Tex crushed and was other
wise badly injured \ negro
brakeman sustained "a broken lex.
Me injured men were taken to
hoSnitai fn Blucheld- Fireman
Davis was twenty five years OLD
AMI unmarried. Engineer Kirby
has q wife and two daughters
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
CHARLOTTE, y. G., WOMEN
To CARRY REVOLYERS

CHRIOTTE. n Special
Because OF the dangerous frequency
with which attacks and hGld-Lps upon
women have occurred during the pass
ten DAYS. taken tn conjunction with
nulse-snauCh by unidentified me-
.roes. the women OF Charlotte are
looking to firearms for protection. and
10 is announced tnar revolver ciuo
win bt. 0rganlzed nv Nn energetic
Young woman OF the smart set
Tha police. in practically every ca ie.
have been unable to cope ith the si1-
uatlon. Many or the oftacNs were
made iu ihe fasnlona uie sunur ban
/ residence section. The women are
+ thoroughly aroused.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
REPUBLICANS TO
OPPOSE NOMINATION
RFPUBHCANs ARR Up IN ARMS
AGAINST BOTH EULWILEk
AND ALLEN.

RIG MOND. v A. - Special. 90
Senator Noel. chairman OF the Re
publican caucus said that he
had been ia commune aton this
morrirr with routleman in Harri-
sonburg, and that 10 had been arr
ranged 90 send "a delegation from the
Valley OF Virginia next Inufsody TO
Washington Co appear before the sem
ate Committee on CONFIRMATION ana
20 make n vigorous protest a2yilist
the confirmation or either EaiAs4lef
or Allen. marshal and postmaster, re-
-It has been decided that shall go
. 10 washington and meet tire oelega-
tion Thursday morul a2ti ~eha-
tor Noel. ana hc added. anah ,t.t
tafnlv 40 and make opposition 20 tne
confirmation of these two men. Ihey
are not wanted in office py any except
a few Of their close personal tfiehur.
The rank and nlc ~ the kepuollcai P.
party IS against both oi them. an.
. The sooner the party authorities az
washington are made 20 uudcrstano
rhls fact the better So VIII le for tnt
welfare o. the party
a Republican member OF the House
from Southwest Virginia today re-
cefved the following bite or verse a'
vofcinE the sentiments of the people
81 his section in connection with th'
appointment
Good Republicans. what OF this new
OF the swap i'm the valley OF tw'
nice political plums2
Fulwfier putting on Brown Alien
BIG shoes
No doubt 20 wear as ne may choose.
Browr Allen standing in Fuiwiier
To SHOVE s,aunton's mail in eac
mans box.
Il Is rery clear 10 us an such rotte
transaction
Can breed only 80 and dissatisiacuoi
The righteous indignation which "
intensely feel
Condemns. without saying. this infs
nous deal.
And We know that such methods ca
only bring evil
The inaniratipu of which must ha'
come from the ceNu.
our President has plainly and repeo
cdly told us
That he viii nave only clean, goo
men for ofIccholders.
And now what Is pulling 90 those
us on the outside,
Is 10 know who of the powers
the President has lied
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
THIRTY RESCUED FROM
AVALANCHE Al MACE


SPOKANE. WASH Special
Imprisoned by the SNOW thirty
six f1ofr~. thirty PERSONS OeFe rc~-
cHed Wednesday az Mace and Burke
Idaho. the mining camps az the
foot 81 the Occur D,Alcnc tioun-
taius. 0uFiesi under an avalanche.
The condition Of Mr. A. IA
PaecOs. whore son was Killed and
Al NcunsRn. oi Burk-, sscre to-day
reported grave.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

Throw broken macuroul struWs into
three times their bulk ~ rapidly boil-
ing water. cook uftevu minutes. and
drain. Alternate. in baking dish, lay
ers of macaronL grated cheese. end
cracker crumbs. addmg salt pepper
and small pieces OF butter with each
SET OF layers. and nnally enough scald-
INK milk 90 just submerge the dry
constituents. Bake la quick oven
until the crust acquires that golden
crlspness well calculated 90 Quicker
the most satlated appetite
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
S65. 600 GIVER TO
PAY PENSIONS

RIG HAION ID. VA - Special. ~
Senator Kcezen. chairman of the
Finance Committee, has reported
favorably the biu appropriating $685.
600 for the purpose OF paying pen
sions TO disabled Confederate vete-
rams and their dependent widows The
House has already passed the meas
ure.
The bin imposing a license on deal
ers in soft drinks was faNorably re-
ported from the Senate Finance Com
mittee.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
COUNCILMAN cox. or
NEWPORT NEWS, GUILTY

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, special -
Former Councilman a. r. Burcher,
campaign manager for Councilman f.
S Cox for nomination as City Consta-
bio IN the June Democratic primary,
has pleaded guilty 20 violation or the
Barksdale election law and taken the
minimum fine OF s1O0. Cox was fined
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
RETURNING FROM SCHOOL,
GIRL ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED

CHASE CITY. Special Hal
lie Hayes. twelve years OF axe. TIE
daughter OF h.. +. Hayes. OF this city,
was accidentally drowned Wednesday
afternoon about o'clock. she was
returning home from school and was
crossing "a creek on foot bridge
when ia some uuaccountabie manner
she lost ner balance and fell into the
Waters below. The body was later 70
covered. s3HN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

-TT- N"r-In Women 40 no T00E
.ev.lrnrnere In fhn world snid IA Nlc-
guard. ''rhe Korean pearl diNius Ia
lea their hands They swim they
Ior.r hont-thcN swim out to tne pearl
Hshlries ot Quelpart luErinE baskets
with them AFTER tlls swim ut haif
an nnrr tnrv dive down $50 f-rf and
frtrn un queer onc-snclIeu pearl otH-
tors as hir 1s babies. They dive tll
their baskets are fuN 1.-The baskets
arc rnrked to keDp thcm aNnlt--1nn
after three nr tnur hours Hnrk tne1
swim back home with fner eaten
Tho Dix one-ahcllei oysters are vale
unT1e as pearl mines and ass food
foo. a halo dozen Koreans WNl $40
down to au oyster as gayly as ynI ni
Z STD down to boiled lobster. Some.
times when thc great snellush ie nairl
raw it Quivers and means sltshit A'
th. knife is plunged iuto b.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

"The lafe Frederick Remington"
said philadelphia artist. had a. hO-
mCrUus WAY az illustrating hia ar
gumants with Incidents from real ife-
"He was arguing oaCo on preh.hi-
ton Tie described "trip he had once
made ben ire prohibition State of North
Dakota he told how he rode through
Derront MuEa. Benzoin. lClR and other
towns ESQ Che Devils lake neighbor-
hood. putting up for the week end AZ
Minnewaukan.
~As Remington was buying cigar
af the Niuuewnukan drug store SAT-
urday night "a cow boy entered. hs
wore "a red shirt and hearakin les
gings. and be carried a twO-saiiOa
demijohn.
Jack. he said Ia the druE clerk.
with loud laugh. as hs swGng ths
enormous demijohn ON the counter
Jack. nh her up. Babys sick.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
southern Road slide.

BYNCHBURG. VA-SpeciaL- A
slide occurred Wednesday night az j
O'Clock on the now route OF the Sou'h-
.eru Railway ten miles below Lynch
burg. Traffic was tied up two hours.
but no other damage was done.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
HOUFF Is SUING FOR
HIS DAuGHTkx

STANTON, Va SpeslAA
ifabeNs corpus proceedings. which
promise sensational det eiopa8enEa.
began here today when ". r.
HOuM entered sui1 n1sain4k hla
wife. Mr.. "a. %. Houm. FOR Gus.
tOdy Of their three Fcar-old
daughter. Ihcy hail from North
DakOta. but formerly lived here.
\ stormy @Crne vas ctiaN1ed 0n
the street when Houn tried to
take the cfiid by fnrse and al
most tore her arms on iR has ca
Citememi. The hGl1t for tile child
occurred 0n Main Slrscf. but q
policeman SION cntiesi i1 and tbs
law was rc~orir.d en- Divorces pro-
c-etlinEs may follow
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
new YORK STATE
SWAMPED BY FLOOD
Allegheny, Susquehanna and Mo
nongahela Bursting Banks IN
Pennsylvania.

PTTTSBURG. pa Special
PittSburg i facing one OF the
worst Good- of tr- history. Win
the Allegheny bursting its banks
"a was predicted early thi- morn
ing that twenty five ncet Woulu
bs. Registered by noon The sttuA-
ton along The MononEnhctn g. good
nnd the river has given ittflc trou-
HE. hut the Allegheny has inun-
dated large area and done dam
axe tn many towns. Ererport aud
Efua suffering severely A ray Of
hone came today with the an
nouncement ~ the Weather bu-
rrnu of "a drop tn temperature.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

GOLD and oll silver, marine blue
and GOLD. aua oiI blue aut copper are
.nnrrnfnrIv blended n new rlnooEa-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
ROCHESTER. y. Y.-Specia

ROCHESTER. y. SpeCial.-Dam-
med by "a solid ice pack. ending hair
"a mile up the stream from here, AND
swollen by continued rains and tnaW =,
the Genessec River is rapidly rising.
Rochester. Mount Morris. Avon and
Genessee faced the worst flood IN their
history. The ice pack is the worst
OF fifteen years.
stems for the use OF dynamite in az
attempt 10 break the See pack were
taken today. bat lt was feared that th'
move might be too late
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

WILkESBARRE, PA.-Special.-
The SusuuckamuG River H. rising az
che rate of six inches an hour. The
situation nf many points b serious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-24
Big Cut in Imported Toilets

Ladies' 1t will pay you to look this list:
JAVA RICE POWDER o5c
r. & G. RICE POWDER pc
r. & G. TOILET SOAPS 25c
r. G. VIOLET WATER 79 roc
r. & G. TOOTH PASTE oac
AZUREA FACE POWDER TIC
4l-WHITE ROSE GLYCERIN SOAP lie
PEARS UNsCENTED SOAP . 1sc
PEARS SCENTED SOAP TIC
ED PINAUDS SOAPS 1sc
BOIiN'S SOAP 1Sc
E ED PlNAGDs VEGETABLE TOILET WATER. .6Oc
80 n, GG1iRACTS AZUREA, LIE TREBLE
a,n rLORAYE: OF ............. 49c
"oERLAiN'S JOCKEY EXTRACT. ............ soc
Full line of Hudnut and Rikers Perfumes at
less imam depar tment store prices.
hIahh INK Flush Massage Cream, the best skin
cleaner ana osautifer Trial sze 1Oc regular sizes.
SOC, 75c and $1.OO
soc Viola Cream Observation-Disclosures. soc
Denatured Alcohol 95 cent. l0c pint gallon.
Denatured Alcohol, the kind others gallon.
our price, 4oc gallon Why not buy the % per
and add the yourself?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-18
EnaIsns .nd the corfessr.sy.

o. the utmost interest L. the dis
closure by Mt. Charles Francis Adams
touching the attitude Of Lord Palm
crsion toward the proposed rccogni'
ton Of the Souikern Confederacy BY
the British government IN 1852. Clad
stone. speaking as a member Of the
ministry. had said that Jefferson
Davis had made a navy. and conc far
fcwsrd making a nation, and lord
Russell. secretary 81 state Tor foreign
snairs. vbS had ~ay or doing uinzs
wiiborf reference 70 tkc uuetn, vas
ready for recognition. when falmcTs-
ton. then premier. lntcrferec TO post
pcBc action. This - thc version 81
the matter contained IN the diary Of
Nr. ADAMS father ~ United states
MINISTER. and n j. ~ varierce rifn
he rtpularly scccvict 1rt,11 tlzt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-18

For the woman who makes Christ
mas an event in the home, candy is
a primary consideration where thers
are children. Candy-making Is some
what of an art. but almost any hons e
wife can manufacture several good
kinds OF sweets. One OF the most de.
licious OF Christmas goodies IS ca.
died oranges. Peel and break the
orange into sections, not allowing the
Juice to exude Make syrup in the
proportion Of one pound Of good gran
uIated sugar 20 one pint OF water, and
let II boil until II viii harden IN wa
ter. Take from the FIRE and dip the
orange carpets In the syrup. using q
candy dipper OF two-tined fork. Drain
on fine sieve placed over q platter.
so that The syrup win not be wasted.
To make nut fudge. cook together
two cups OF light-brown sugar. one
cupful OF thick cream. two squares
Of chocolate f<ratcd) and a teaspoon
fuI OF butter until II gets vaxy when
dropped into Geld water. Then add
vanilla TO taste: take from the FIRE
and beat Until thick and creamy
Spread a buttered pan with English
walnut nests. cover with the candy
and cut into squares when cool.
Regarding the Christmas dinner.
fringed celery makes a very aftrac-l
tive Ezrnisk for cold meats and 80
ads. and :. r. a change from the US
nal lettuce and parsley earnish. Sc
lect vellbicacbcs stalks and wash
and cut into inch lengths. SICK SOY
ers1 coarse nccdltf into the top Of q
cork. Draw tvo-thirds ~ each piece
Df ceiorv through these needles sew.
srsi tines. OF until the ibrcs src ell
separated. Lay IN See water for an
hour or tro. IN order that tbey may
rr.zp and curl
Tho arrival Of The cbrisinaa ootl-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-18
Col. mosbv,s Northern. oree.Ins.

Col. Mosby's Northern Greeting.
81 hope" said Col. Mosby In con-
versation in the&aftsrnoon before his
lecture. mot TO say anything that
will offend anybody" He did not say
anything which offended the most
sensitive of his hearers. His lecture
was keyed accurately to the Southern
viewpoint, vet it did not jar on North
ern cars. And therein is the vslue
of his visit. II has demonstrated
anew that We are getting together
at last.
Those who attended the lecture at
the Grand Opera House last evening
saw a grand knight OF the South, re
tanning still, with all hif "a years. no
little Of the fire and spirit or the
days when ne was dashing cavalry
leader in gray, whom every Northern
soldier feared for that he might do
and respected for what he had done.
Bile Is a man well wort hseeing and
well worth hearing, and New Haven
is the better for the touch. The hear
tiness with which the audience
swarued to the stage last night for
|. opportunity TO grasp the hand Of the
man who did sll that angels could Do
to smash the Northern cause In the
days Of 81 shows how the bitterness
of those days has been buried. and
how eager all are to get to-etbe:
row. Among the hearers were not
few OF the men who wore the blue
in those early days OF the war when
Mosby was at his worst They hon
ored MIN then. little as they nigh;
have loved him. They both honor
and love him now. Still more do
thy honor and love that South whose
splendid spirit he repres cnts. and to
whose understanding his visit to the
North = contributing.
We do begin TO drSeTsfsnd es~hl
other. North and South. Every day
and every year increases the light and
ssftens whatever Of hardness may re
main Many thanks to Col Mos5y-
best OF soldiers and truest Of petri
ots, TOR 50 ably feihlling a mission
in which he may reioice.-Ncw liza
ven Rcgis ter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-18
NgA|:3I1ln1 i|l'jf id E'3 ' 1(

Ions necessitates pretty, fresh
dresses for the young girls. There
is dainty net this season that may
be tucked and draped with fesfoons
and rosebuds for the debutantes, and
there are bordered chiffons that make
most delightful dancing frocks, the
Powered border in pastel shades be
ing arranged at the edge of the over
skirt, OF at the bottom OF the tuDic
One of the dominant notes in yulc
tide dresses Is chiffon. and one can
not go far astray in selecting a SAITH
evening gown. over which is irapet
a chiffon tunic, with touches Of me
tallic lace. narrow borders of fur OF
roses IN the soft, dull, rococco shades
as q trimming.
A little dress Of pale-biuc mesa
line and pcarIsi Is an appropriate orc
for the young peoples cotiilon- II
gives a very youthful effect and the
young matron looks quite as wcll "
l. as the debutante. The bodice Il
6raped across the figure and looks a.
though u ends In the long sash ends
which are knotted back of the knees
Then there can be tucked yoke
of pleated b!sie net laid over ths
flesh-colorcd chiffon TO give the dc
sired decoliete effect, though ths
tucker really comes well up about the
throat. The sleeves can be finished
with frills Of the net. and festoon
ing Of white pearl beads now soBop
ulsr. across the corsage increases
the delicate sffec: Of the psle-biut
messsIinc.