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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
ARMY WINS CUP IN
HORSE SHOW
Seventh Cavalry Captures
Plaza Trophy England Sec
ond and Dutch Third

New York. Nov. 14.-Iohn Harper
n brown gelding. ridden boy Lieutenant
Gordon tombstone of the seventh cav
airy. l.. =. A.. took the Plaza cup az
the horse show this afternoon. BRING
ing a conquest to the United states
army in IT'S first horse show compe-
tftion in "A quarter of "a century
DeHberation. % bay gclding. ridden
hv colonel J.. a. McKenna of Lon
dnn was second. and Black Paddy. y
mack geidina. owned hy Lieutenant
.Cobbn OF the royal Dutch hussars'
sVae fnira.
Tho event was OF internauona.
s.oue and called Tor the Judging "l
cirhtrrn chargers ridden hf "iiite'
n uniform
The officers Jumps turhisheu W.
b.sf snort seen az tho show go f'.H
Tho armies of the United ~taie- iH
al England. France h"ilahN
were represented
The work of the English rineI7
nroved the best. for thcy took lirst'
second and third prizes. Tie Mc1raln
Gun and the first cash prize OF So"
ornt To- The Nut. "a eeldins. ria
.1en bv Lieutenant & r Nalwln OF
.the Roval Horse artillery second
~rIza SIS. went ot Harriet L. th'
black mare of Lieutenant 'e''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
FOR CONTROL
IS STARTED
Senatorial Toga Is the Stake
for Which Montana RepubIi-
can and Democrats Wage
Legislative Battle,


Helena. Mont, Soy. lt.-With a
senatorial toga as the stake. the ilght
for control of the Montana legislature
win hoein at once in the numerous
rounties where the vote was close
ice vaecd untii q senator is elect
cd no forcstall an Injunction tho
clerk of sweet Grass county made a
midnight trip 70 the county seat last
ni4ht and issued a certificate of elec-
lion Ia the democratic representative
Who has q plurality of thirteen on the
face OF the returns. Ia silver Bow
county the conYassing board has been
unable 10 muster "a legal quorum and.
the official certilication is Indefinite
ly delayed. In two other counties
whose returns are yet to he ~canNassed'
candidates claim victory b3 margins
MS close as two votes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
VERDICT OF JURY
CLEARS FOOTBALL
PLAYER
DiScIoSeS Fact That
Captain of West Virginia
Team Came to His Death as
Result of Accident

Try Morning journal Special ieaseu NHci
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. tf-The in
held tonight by Coroner Rogers
into the Heath of Captain Rudolph
Munk of the West Virginia unlVer-
sity eleven la the game here Satur-
Law with Bethany college team, rec
suited in a verdict that Mnnk came TO
his death accidentally
The warrant for the arrest OF
Thomas Mccoy of Canton. ONO, the
bethany player. charged with causing
the injuries that resulted in death, VIII
DE Withdrawn.
The most important testimony came
before the jury i'm the shape of a spe-
cial delivery letter To the coroner from
Homer Young. the former Michigan
PLAYER. who officiated as umpire. ON
sunday hc had given testimony tend
ing to show Mccoy had Intentionally
struck Munk, ana il was on the
strength OF his version OF the affair
that The warrant for mccoy followed.
In his letter placed before the
coroncr's jury tonight. Young said.
II cannot state with absolute posi-
tivencss thai Mccoy struck Munk, ai-
though il appeared 10 me that he
struck at him about the head. J can
not state with absolutely p-ositiNenoss
that the act was done Intentionally.
although there may ave been cir
cumstances from which it may boo in
ferred there was intention and DELHI
GRAFTON to strike.
T.. d. Ruby of Milersburg. Ohio,
left halfback of the Bethany eleven.
said Mccoy struck Munk with Dis
fnrearm= crossed and not with his
elenrhed fist as had been alleged lie
was siruok I'm the hron-t. not in the
lark. and tire wound in the back oi
fha head must have beer inflicted
when skunk Tell MeCoy staggered %
lelI across the West virginia player
Robert l. Ramsey. prosecuting at
t0ruey of BROOK county W. Nar a.
spectator at tho game. testified O.
hearing Mccoy say.
They have been slngsiug me AN
through this game hut eot hins
tAfunk) that time. This remark of
Nccoes was received with Kisses
from spectators who heard u.
..-..asn .ras Com
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
FIGHT JUST BEGUN
SAYS COLONEL
Roosevelt Has Nothing to Add.
to Speeches at 0saWatomie.
and Elsewhere,

lIf ANfHih Nt AhiA 80
Kew York, Nov. IA 1.-THE following
statement hy Theodore Roosevelt. ms
first comment since the recent elec-
TONS. viii appear ina the forthcomihg
issue OF the magazine of which me-
Is IN editor.
con every hand. personally ana 10y
correspondence. ! have been asked 90
make 20 statement regarding the elce
ton. So far as ! am concerned. |
haze nothing whatever To add to u,
10 take AWAY from the declaration or
the principles which ] have made in
the OsaNatomie speech and else
where. east and west. in the past three
months.
's1hc fight ter progressive popular
government has merely begun and
viii certainly go en- 60 n triumphant
conclusion IN spite OF initial checks
and irrespective ot the personal sue
cess or failure 90 individual leaders.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
nnrNrN ncfcnls Cnrron.

New York, Nov. t4. Jimmy Car
roll. the san Francisco bantam weight
easily defeated Charley Harvey OF
Philadelphia IN a ten round bout at
the olympia Athletic club here toe
night.
In the first round carroll was wild.
while Harvey used a right chop to the
Jaw which Kept the Californian on the
move. Ia the SECOND round Carroll
solved Harvey style.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
CHRISTY MATHEWS0N
SIGNS WITH GIANTS
FOR THREE SEASONS

New York, NOV. 1i.-Christy Math-
ewson. Of the New York Nationals
signed q contract with the club TO-DAY
for the seasons of 1911. 1872 ana
1913. This is the first time he ever
signed 8 contract calling for MS ser
vices for more than one-season,
The National Exhibition COMPANY
which Is the corporate ute OF the
New York Baseball club. held its an
nupl meeting in Jersey City today.
Jobn 4 Brush was reelected presi-
don't.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15

New York, Nov. 1f.-Miss Martha
Clearwater got the lead in tonight's
block Of the pool match with MIS-.
Bertha NJ. King. the present holder OF
the woman's worlds championship,
scoring 106 to 81. Miss Clearwater
finished her 100 points in the four
teenth frame and ran off six more be-
fore She missed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
DEATH OF PLAYERS
ENDS FOOTBALL
SEASON
Two West Virginia Schools
Cancel Remaining Games As
Result of Tragedy at Wheel
ing Saturday,


Bethany, w. Va. Nov. 14.-There
will be no more football at Bethany
this year as q result Of the tragedy az
Wheeling saturday afternoon. when
Captain Munk OF the West virginia
university was killed in the game with
Bethany college.
The faculty and student body today
voted to abolish the remaining sched-
ulcd games.
President Cramblett said the seal
son bad been the most successful in
the history Of the college.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
FUNERAL or PLAYER
WILL BE HELD WEDNESDAY

Connellsville. Pa, NOV. 14.-Funeral
services for Rudolph Munk viii be
held here Wednesday morning from
the church of the Immaculate Con-
ception, of which Munk was q menu
Der. The members Of the C%onnells-
vile high school team. to which he
formerly belonged. win attend.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
At Iatonia.

Latonia, KY, Nov. 14.-Disnal
weather held down the crowd at
Latonia TO-DAY despite the good card.
THE feature q handicap at a mile and
a sixteenth went to John Reardon.
Coming strong in the final drive after
laying out Of The early pace, the horse
won by half q length from Markie NJ.
The latter had IL rough journey all
the way.
First race, 3 f%urlongs: Delaney
won Monty Fox. second; Grover
Hughes. third. Time, 1900 20.
Second race. mile; Heatherbrook
won Detect, second, Eastern star,
third. Time, 1879 As.
Third race. 6 f%uriongs; Alfred the
Great won. cross over, second; Eye
White. third. Time, 1913 go.
Fourth race. handicap, mile and
1-16. John Reardon won; Markie
A.. second, Camel, third. Time.
1:46 1-5.
Fifth race, mile and 40 yards, NJ.
Camden won. Queen Marguerite. sec
ond; Jeanne dare, third. Time.
1:43 a..
sixth race, mile and a furlong.
Ben Troyato Won; Alice Baird, SEE
ond; Montclair. third. Time. 1854.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
Ordcmnn Throws Rnlier.

Minneapolis. Noy. 14.-Henry Orde-
man OF Minneapolis. defeated Lr. r..
T.. Roller OF Seattle. here tonight
ordcman won the tirst fan in - m01
utes and Roller tool the second in SV
minutes.
The latter's exertions In the second
bout proved too much for him and
he was beaten when he came back
for the third bout. Ordcman pinning
him down ia four minutes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15

New York. Nov. III stone, rep
r%esenting New York, tonight defeated
Allan Mason of Boston in the open
inc t-broe-cushion game in this city
of the National Billiard league. The
score was 50 to 80, the match lasting
seventv-four innings.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15

Brooke of the sixteenth Lanclers, and
third 10 Gahy. ridden ny Lieutenant
m. A. Thornton of the seventh Hus-
sars.
Lieutenant Adna Il. Chaffee, who
rode Connie, the brown gelding en-
tered by the United States govern
ment, was highly commended
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
GOOD RECORDS MADE
IN FIRST WEEKS SHOOT
OF ROSWELL BATTERY


Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Roswell. \. NJ. Nov. 13.-Sergeant
Willard Hird leads i'm the first week
Of pistol practice Of the Roswell Light
Battery. with a percentage of SO, after
shooting all ranges, both slow y
rapid fire. Van McCune come sec
ond with S4.4 Many members rank
above SIS, which gives them the title OF
"markSman.'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
WEST VIRGINIA SCHOOL
CANCELS IOOTB WI GNNILS

Morgantown, w, Va, Nov. l4-The
council of West Virginia university to-
day cancelled the remaining football
games scheduled because OF tho death
of Captain Munk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15

Troy. n. w.. Nov. t4,-Jnmbo Wells
OF Australia and Kyle Whitney OF Bos-
ton fought fifteen rounds to ~ draw
here tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
j MUST TO TAX
j NPATENTED
HOMESTEADS
- 90
Attorney General Gives Import
ant Opinion As to Assessment
of Lands to Which u, S Title
Has Not Passed,
Especial Dispatch to III. Morning l%ouruall

ISSUED lN ltif AANHAf & HNfA"ANA HN Nh
tat,nr ", M. afstriat .attnrnae
9INl "a " "N''
at Roswell;
.Hon. L. q. Fuuen.
District ATTORNEY
roswell. n. NJ.
Dear Sir.-Nour lottor Of the 5ii
inst. was duty received, but | have
Ibad no earlier oppormnity 10 answer,
|bnNtne been absent from Santa ie "a.
part of the time and closely occupied
with other matters since my return.
MIR Anderson asked this office
whether lands could be assessed prior
"a me issuance Of patent by the United
states and was answered very brieity
'that they ought not to- be assessed.
'The matter had been earlier presented
felt. AS i practical question
and as a matter OF Justice to entry
.man under h public land laws thal
fnev ought not to be assesseti until
f,ateut issues for the reason that, with
the methods prevailing In the land Dc
.pnrtmpnt of the federal government
4 settler on the public domain, even
after he has made ms ilaal PROOF anu
become entitled 70 u patent, cannot, II
necessity or desire should impel him
to sell his land get anything like "h
adequate price untfl he has his patent
The value Of the land In his hands Is
very much less prior to patent than
II k after. although. as YOU are wen
aVyare. the federal courts have held
tbat when the settler has done every
thing incumbent upon him 20 perfect
his title to a patent he has such utle
chat he can sell and convey the land
without waiting for q patent
OF course. Mr. Andersons question
as he asked IL might relate TO lands
NTH before and after the making OF
ffnol nroor AS to the first class of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
At Norfolk.

jamestown, Nov. 14-Summaries.
First race. 6 f%urlongs: Via Oe-
tavia. won; The Niger. second; Troy
weight, third. Time. 1.14.
Second race, 8 furlongs: susan
won: Bodkin. second Trustee. third
Time. 1901 30.
Third race. handicap, 5 furlongs:
j. RI. Houghion Won; Herpes. second
Hoffman. third. Time, 1907 1-5.
Fourth race, mile and a %furlong:
The Monk won Henry Munroe. sec
ond: Hedge Rose, third. Time
1855 10.
Fifth race, 6 %furlongs: Lucille r.
won. Loyal Maid, second, Mobility,
third. Time, lis is.
sixth race. mile and 20 yards; Lad
of L%anadon won; Golden Castle, sec
ond; H%azclthorpe. third. Time, l:43
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15

w hoard and care for horses
m. 49,, ~ care guaranteed ". J.
r~,mfle a Co. 10 Norih Second 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15
RACING RESULTS

Oakland. cal. Nov. 14--Jack
Jaime won the Racine handicap. tht
feature Of the card az EmeryViilc 10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15

IT D. ia time con sudden mishap or
accident that Chamberlaiu's Lint
ment ron De- relied upon Go take the
place OF the family doctor. who can
MOI always be found an the moment.
Then it is that Chamberlain Lini-
mont ia never found wanting. Tn
cnses 80 spraius. crts. Wounds ana
bruises Chamberlain's Linimont takes
ID the soreness and drives away the
main. Sold by am druggists.
We are making room for our nOli-
ia, noofl- at Duidc. 30 south Sccnd
argarI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-15

A womans wit. Gem.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-11-24

The following were the few wcrss
spck-p BY President Taft Tuesday
n B-u,or Parish church ard which
were on1itse5 from the proper
column o. tas FRS page;
ladies' and Gentlemen / never
preached = sermon OF MADE speech
n = place Ike THIS. an glad 70
soesk IN 50 historic a building We
ot the Wess. o. OF Ohio. esnno; 60
hack bevoo6 TIE a6opoon O the
Constitution. bat you people II
Williamsburg sn6 Virginia fought
the early sights ~ish the old Govern
o-s that those % IS n Ohio hardly
knew we're fought. AID were vet Tx
BASS OF th= founding O. the Govern
nent. I tank y0a toy listening Z
ze."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-11-24
Iightfoot.

L;zatfoot. Va. Nov. 2S-&r.
Geouee Ms3hsn. CT Oakuee. was
here On buSiaSSs Saturday.
Mr.. Ar6rrw Sou'sni. Of CrOaker.
was in town Saturday.
Ny. and Mrs. JGsburg. Of Norge.
were calling on Mr.. and Mrs. NJ -.
Elton Saturday ever Ing.
Mr.. Gregory spent Saturday, night
il Williamsburg
NJ. Alfred Benson was in VA
Esnsburg on Business Saturday.
Mr.. w. NJ. PeJtirt was calling OF
trends II Richmond Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. ChristoPherso-
and Ny. ano Mrs. NJ. o. Elton visil
&C NJ. AID Mrs.. A o. Hang Sun
Cay.
Mss lea Browning visited Mrs
+ Chas- Wsiso1 Sunday.
Mr. ard Mrs. E5sniof. OF NcrEe
f were here OF business Monday.
NJ. Lzwrence O.ssn has COZ
T nsnce6 hauG-E mine props tor NJ
K. L. WI1orow.
Nr. r L Winorow vent 10 Or
srna T.es6sy evening % attend Il
~ ". A meeting.
Mss la Trosvig IS e Richuor
attending Ire Virginia Education
+ Confere-ce t1is week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-11-24
To GH3 4 Bazaar.

TIE Wo-z-'s Auxiliary and
Parish Ai5 q B-u,oa Parish Church
si,l ho.6 s1other Of thsir attractive
7szazrs II the psrSh house OF Tues
cav and Wednesday rsxr, Nov. 3
.-o - I, vlL opea tor TIE a-si
-sv 81 -1es5sy a. 3 desk il TIE
s.---7o-. Tea wIl Be served free
Is z- -o---s so5 a cordial inv.tsuou
sx.e-5e5 ne pu5ic- Toere VII
5- Cive- ~ opportunity % purchase
..,.s rt-k-cs tcr Christmas, c. use
s-.--es -o- re ho-e O. person.
These NO have 50 generously
,ster-o 20 co-w5g,e something @
TIE b1-4ar are asked 70 send Z to
ne rsrsa ao1se a. 10 o'c.ocs Tues
cav u5-ui1E when z connir--- I'll
q o. hand % receive Nastever !.
s-ur.
As Ire proceeds q the bazaar ar
sor wort5y purposes. Ire Puo.l
sao-.5 freely pauoa.ss the sales
Attic sans uue visitors vi .
z.vc- q pleasant aour.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-11-24

r Dezo--zr Oh Il Hest Virginia
rzred Wstso-. W1o IS vGy
wealthy cal operate. gave TIE s-1
q $4,000 % tae Dezozztc csn-
pssgn fund K ne reoeut elecco-'
BIZ tnst IS not a.. Or rztnez tbs IS
tne secnel. Wsrso- 3 e y e.ec-e1
70 TIC Unise5 States S--zse By tne
D-noc-ztic segiSlsr-se q Wes, w
ssnsz- I nztrers not Waicn pzTry
Is Il power. TIE soTese-gz Safe d
West virginiz bs-res away - nlsa.
est Offices % tne highest oscces
saS sESr there are many good Peops
wonde-zzg WY socialism IS groWsnl
Il Strength En6 -ore good Peep.
arc xorcersng z-so WY Al legislztio
nin She interest q re Gases. al
WY -specszi Interests are assoc
ezzly locked stsa and ussE care Q
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-11-24

TT lzE-E -= G -z-e CITY .
AZ bez---E C ask WY z IS --zr
p-5r- ros5s are not made pzsz5-e
A. seasons CT -le year ard v1y
- 1ubEc s-zoo.s are g be CT dow
-o--h- 7 ny al sLow more
s-----s- r IL e-e--o- e -1er COZ
- ozac-z-s 10 c1ouse c-F nose
40 z-- E-oE- g 1zv-- re -E3 ca
c-sl s--=esz q re zIrzvEE -1cy
nav szve -hzse-vz ---- -ee-ess
z1-rv and have T-z- E-z- -1ev Ez--
y 50 Il As - zc-sy LeT gay 10
TIE -zs-y E-l sLoE- I v1- eec-
fz-1--s-e -e- . cnce Tc- nay *
- Efr---z-e se-u-E 81 c--e- =
e 10 ~ Ez-lr O. r1e coE-y c-IcGs
szz- -o-e Is ~ co-e 20 DP-oTe
co-5z1o-S TIE zxpsye-s 50 q,
ho-e z-I c-s1czse VIZ -SvE : vTo-c
q e-co-zze-=- AID az 70 p-z-.
g C-E- - A. --r -------- ---'
bozr5s q s-p@Ts1-s Zee- Zc----g
Nov tn-sc ~ s-e Eooc Pz--o-'
c-sns. nos CT M z-c Uz-- 2
zruo-pzh soze-G-E- I-ey vro--'
E-.-Ely Es-z g s-Eg=-o1s tro-
szxpzy=E 5ur = Is -z-e -1ey sc
S--yr-S-g Eo-r1 E-le -ro1 ~
So-ce Z yo1 zlL TAX V--h yo-
--5= z-5 S1oE IN rnst &c e
yo-- rno-zl supper Il evGy goo
rSvezS-- yoE VII see t-zr lei
be- zl--g had @ t-ings = = -
thzr W. prove g-st-y-.g- Mr.
hspsuaesE good ~ ard e-co1
zg-g words 90 fz--ae- Kan so1se
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-11-24
HOldcroft.

El-crot-. Va Nov. 12.-At
re-y enthusiastic meeting a. Schoc. .
80. l -zst Saturday ev-ri-E Calcka-
-on-y C7u-c-. =. @ l. a y.
ras .o-zs-y o-Es-lzs1. Secretary
< ". N--e-. O. -rtt=rso1 Conc.
R.ehzo-5. explained The ps-lorc
s-5 b=--1-z. features c. ne cTce-
za-- u1i-a re following c&-els
s--- c-os-r-
Pas. T. Co.---o-. =. Si1a-y
Bars Ccu-c-1-. u. r 2 DAVIS,
v.-e Coa-u-or. Wired Psrsors,
Rsoor5.ng Secretary. r 2 Wake
4 ASSISTANT Secretary. Arch Walker
F-sr-isl Secretary. LynEooc
f Orange Treasurer. = z Earu1-
. Co-S--ro-. Russell Gary Warder
q y. Penny. I-si6e S=nln-.. / 4
. uo-e-ock. Outside Senursl. !. 7
Msrsa.-. ST; Trustees. Wirirer
f Parsons. D.. P 2. DAVIS. and !
( S.5ney Bias
/ Ire ssc-ets o. TIE order WI g
, g,ve- re officers ias-aled ard VIA
z Y-o1zses % &c q very EouTishin
s c,znc- 49, be stzrt-6 O. Is czres
z q ursfuiness Saturday. Dec. Z
= Nssses Margaret s. West. An
8 2 A-derssa an Kate Woo.folk a.
!. s-e.6snz TIE < -osao1sl Coute
+ s1oe Il Ricano c tais week. 81
. Woo-folk represents this co--sy
DELEGATE from me TEACHERS assoc
= boa-
~ Al oyster supper ard spro- par
2 a B.nrs' Hal. . pc party a. Z
Y pace Wednesday ard ThuE9d
r. eve-ings furnish entertainment
s rns TnsnksgivirE s>zson-
e5 Hr. c. Il 2oreoock, O. Prac
-he Anne VISITED relatives here IRIS NC
II TIE many fri>uos o. G~n- Z.
--v Bzo.cock, treasurer q THIS cs1-
q arc nsch pleased because
III znen5urut 20 allow tresssTsTs
* sscceed themselves vas earned
de re recent election Gen. Babe
~ NO 5ss been q Efelong TepSblC
,o,e has mace ooe Of the best Off
5os tbs coErty hzs ever hsd sod
and safe 70 say he VII have 10 opp
q. 6cz as loGg as &c desires 70 holc
ef ct6ce.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-11-24
TO THR HRIsS At LAM OF NAT
MOODY. DECEASED.

. % . ~ y = "A "
MOODY. DECEASED:
You are hereby noti6cd thas q tract
Hand described on rhc ComIissioocr
3 soks as forty Two and ore half ara
acres adioining a. K Harreu. 20 lamcs-
rurn Ifsrrict. James County. Virginia
Is sold on the Sab day 81 Aazus.. lsso
for de.iuQu-nr faxes. lcvles. interest. a1a
rssss 20 the Common wealth. % virginia
add 90 apphcarion Tor the purcnasc
hereof aas been hied 10 this oibce. And
u appearisg from the records - tnis
osfsee that you are Interested IN SAD
and. YOU are further notified 20 appear
10 four rnonths from The date OF TINS
-,tice. and do what may be necessary
10 protcc; your interest
f Given usdsr ny hAnd this 18th day Of
Z Sovcmbcr. 1910.
tn. GEDDY.
CIerk Of the Circuit Cours q The CitJ
of hE2zsbarz and coznts Ct
l1Ees City.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-11-24
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-25
KEYPORT

Mrs. Frank J.. Lynch, of New York
City, spent Sunday at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. Garrett G. Hoagland, in
Main street.
Miss Dorothy Ogden, has accepted
a position, with the Sugar Bowl
Company in their store in Front
street.
Lloyd F. Armstrong, who has
been visiting Leon de S%alignai, at
his home In Pompton Lakes, has re-
turned to his home in First street.
Mr.. de Salignae accompanied him
and will spend a week here.
Commodore w. A. Gill and family
and Walter Cherry, of this place,
and Arthur G. Whipped, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, spent Sunday in Tarrytown on
the Hudson. They crufsed there in
Mr.. Gill's power yacht Martha"
Mrs. Mary Green, of West Key
port, is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Richard Lee at her home in Jersey
City.
Richard o. White, of New York
City, spent Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard s. White, at
their home In Osborne street.
Mr.. Fred Broukhurst, of New
York City, spent Sunday with friends
here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-25
WOODBRIDGE

Miss Marie Demarest and her
guest Miss Madeline Constable, of
Flushing, L. l., spent yesterday at
Asbury Park.
Mrs. D. A. Ayers, of Newark, is
visiting Mrs. c. F. Newton. of Green
street.
Miss Mamie Brown, c. Christian
sen and brother, of Man street, is
enjoying a weeks vacation.
w. H. Voorhees, was given a
small dinner party at his home in
Barron venue Saturday evening IA
honor of his birthday.
Earl Ogerholt, of Port Reading,
spent yesterday in Woodbridge.
Miss Alice Turner, of Yonkers,
N. Y, is visiting in town.
The Misses Irving, who have been
occupying the Melick house in Rah-
way Avenue have. moved out of
town.
The Methodist Sunday school will
hold their annual excursio~ to AS
bury Park~tomorrow, leaving Wood
bridge at 8:20 a. m.
Mrs. James Livingood is serious
ly Ill at the home of her sister, Mrs.
F. +. Anness, of Green street.
Miss jeanette Numbers Is at
Crumpton, Md, for a few weeks.
Miss Boyer, of Fort Lee, is the
guest of the Misses Bremen, of
Freeman street.
Mrs. Messenger and son Monroe,
of East Orange, are visiting Mrs.
Durham, of Main street.