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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

Wv !, DA.iy-rAst trA4nA U!0 fu.A.,
$500 +. Newport news Anu Nsrtoik.
7:4V A.-Daly. Local TO .se>sport News
s:uV p.-Daily. Local to Old Point.
400 z. / Daily-LouisSula aud Cincinnati
il:u0 p. fullfnans.
e:s P.-Da..y. st Louis-ch'o,-o Special
PullmanA.
$40 A.-Daily- Week DAY.
Hinton
t:l5 P.-Meak days. Local 10 Gordousvillo.
lo:oo A.-Daily. L'burg. Lex, c. Forge.
6:15 P.-Week days. To Lynchburg.
TRAINS ARRIVE kiCnMoSD.
Local from East-s:25 A. ~, 5:'0 P. n
Through from East-li:2S a NJ, s:sS p. -.
1:2G r. Il.
Througn-7:co A. N. ::45 p. II.
James River Line-'s:s5 A. NJ. Sis p. ~
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SIX LOAVES BREAD FOR 25C.
DRINIlARD'S Sixth and Clay Streets.
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aultlun xsalrs, culture Nap9.

Aulllull RatsS, .Juture @apA
BY Tho Valentine Auction Co,
Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
STOCK oE STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES, WAGON, STORE FIX.
TuRES, REFRIGERATION McCAS-
KEY REGISTER, AT 2itS JEFE'ER.
SON AVENUE, CHURCH HILL,
TO- MORROW (FRIDAY1. DEC. 8.
at $3.50 r. NJ.
BY virtue deed OF trust dated No.
vember 2S, 1910, from Kay e. Leake, to
me as trustee, I will sell at their store,
241S Jefferson Avenue
TOMORROW (TsRIpAY), DEC. q,
at gao p. NJ,
their we'll selected stock OF Stapla
and Fancy Groceries. viz. Condensed
Milk, Baking Powders, syrups, Jelliea,
Mustard. Canned Peaches, Tomatoes
Lye, Matches, Starch, Teas. Coffees
Spices, Pickles, Soaps, Flour, Neal,
Lard. and other Staple and Fancy
Goods too numerous to mention. Fix
lures consist of large Coffee Mill.
Counter Scales. large Refrigerator,
Showcases, Counters, Shelving. Avn
ing and Frame, Meat Block, Meat Tools,
Swinging Scales, McCaskey Register
and Grocers' Top Wagon.
HEATH J. RAWLEY,
Trustee.
AuCt{ouoars
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GOT @ale.

FOR SALE, 4 HANDSOME LL0sED
carriage and harness; also q top
buggy and harness. 1920 West
Franklin,
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syl.lal.ulY eeaameu. ae.ale.

9ylsaal.un9 4oaaIlleD. 2p.aif.
WASTED. BY 4 io0Na MAN, %
Years az age. position as assistant
bookkeeper or collector; don't use
tobacco or !ntoXicants; am not afraid
of work, and wiling to accept mod
nish. bond Ii required Address Is 426,
care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN, WITH EIGHTEEN
months. experience. wants pesitlon
at once as bookkeeper or assistant
bookKeeper and stenographer, or
clerk, or collector; Al references.
REGISTERED DRUGGIST OF OVER
twenty years experience wishes posi-
ton January ] as manager or pre-
acriptionist. ~. B. AGNEW, Farm
VILE, Va.
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5s-ACRE FARM; NEAR RAILROAD:
q has buildings; come and see me IL
YOU want bargain. w. g. SCHROE-
DER. Owner, 1901 East Main Street,
second floor.
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Zeal estate for Bent.
GREEN & REDD'S
RENT LIST

Fer Ann
a13 w. Clay Street, II rooms... $3.50
1909 GROVE Avenue. rooms...... 400
260S w. Main Street, Q roomst.... $50
g02 N, Strawberry Street rooms $50
1903 w. Main Street, rooms, .... 53up
Sl2 S Randolph Street, rooms 900
IS N. 29th Street, 5 rooms. ..... $50
2il1 e.. Grace Street, rooms... 400
241. u. Grace Street, Z rooms. .... 500
500 w. Marshall Street, Z rooms. Fla
Corner West and Wallace, rooms 1Sp
FLATS FOR RENT
sos w. Main Street, rooms, first
flat. heated free. .......... 450
90S w. Main Street, rooms, first
fiat, heated free, .,........ 450
SOS w. Main Street, second fiat,
rooms, heated free. 5000. 45O
Bellevue Apartment No. !, rooms 420
Bellevue Apartment No 3, rooms SGD
1870 w. Main ST., 4 rooms, first fiat go
26151-2 L, Grace Street, first flat,
5 rooms ..,.......,..,.,,, ale
sos w. Main ST., third fiat, 8 rooms 200
sO12 u. Broad St, 5rooms, second
hat 2OO
1902 w. Broad St, I rooms, second
ale Il. Byrd street. first Hat Z
rooms and bath .......... 400
2615 r. Grace ST., first fiat, rooms 2l6
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COLLEGE TERRACE CIV Es4 hAAlp-
tom lot: best section: very reason
able terms; small cash payment. j.
A Connolly & CO.
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Goal ann 01Ioon.

e. 4. LONG Is THE WOOp MAN ALL
over Richmond and suburbs. because
he sells so much wood. oak, pine.
hickory or slabs prepared to suit
every stove and fireplace. try the
leader Yard. 1906 West Broad
I'hone Madison 1868
PHONE US YOUR ORDERS FOR
wood and coal of quality. We arc
here to please You. Madison SS9s.
go North Sixth Street.
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WEATHER STRIPS.
SHOE REPATRINa.

ALI. KINDS TO SELECT FROM; ROE
bucks Is the best; cut your fuel bill
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RESULTS TO LANDLORDS-SER
to tenants. J. A. CONNOLLY s. CO,
A RARE CHANCE TO BUY A FARM
or mill direct from the owner; no
reasonable offer refused; 4si acres,
buildings and timber. on good road;
near railroad; sixteen miles from
Richmond.
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rs ACRES. BUILDINGS AND TIMBER:
on railroad; twenty FIVE miles from
city: large steam grist mill, at depot;
splendid building and machinery;
also sawmill at one-ttAfd of cost.
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/ 900 ACRES, AT SIS PER ACRE; 700
acres cleared; $50 acresAin James
River lowgrounds; six-room houss;
several small houses, With barn and
0utbuildings; fronts one mile on
: James River.
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buggies, runabouts and traps In
stock. 1t might pay you to see. il
you are in the market for something
second-hand BRISTOW-W ORSHAM
CO. i41T East Main
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BAKERY.

A Alb. RAISIN CAKE, soc. DRINK
ARDS, 423ia North Sixth.
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FOR SALE, SIX HUNDRED-ACRE
farm in sussex county, with between
six and eight million feet of timer,
enough cleared land for i've horses,
portion In excellent pasture; good
fish pond: house with seven rooms,
three closets and basement. with
four rooms; stable and barn; some
repairs necessary; Will sell both land
and timber, or timber alone; three
miles from two depots. Apply
"OMNER.n L!ttleton, Va.
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WANTED. TO BUY FOL, CASH. HOUSE
hold goods In any quantity. Phone
Madison asst.
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NEW FIGHT-RooM BRICK -DWELL-
! ing on Church Hill, for $4,l50; lib
eral terms; all modern conyeniences.
Address G 41G, care Times-Dispatch.
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BAKERY.

CREAM PUFFS, DELICIOUS VANILLA
flavor. DRINISARD'S.
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SO ACRES ON MOBJACK BAY, IN
fine state of cultivation; large colo
NAL house, with all conveniences;
lawn runs down to waters edge;
plenty of shade; fine old homestead,
in perfect condition; good as new,
with large porches around house;
outbuildings. GARRETT. & CO, 1908
East Main.
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JACKSON WARD INVESTMENT; SiA
room frame dwelling; good order,
first-ciass tenant; rental. sisg, price,
$500 j. A. COMM ELY & CO.
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FOR SALE, BOILERS AND ENGINES.
various STYLES and sizes; Woodwork
ing machinery. blacksmith tools,
smokestacks. betting, pulleys. hang
ers and Skating: condition guaran-
teed. I. BLUFORD & Co, 1898 East
Cary Street
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I'ls' MOVING. Y

rs. ~ ,BoWI.Es, al0 EAST BROAD
Street; Reliable piano and furniture
mover; tealAg furnished on short
notice, Phone Madison 1894.
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[ HAVE FOR SALE A NICE SEVEN
room home, on easy terms; situated
on car line, Chestnut Hill; bath. hot
heat. wired for electricity; bargain
at $500; lot 70X140; $500 down: bal
ance on time. See DRAPER, gEinslow
Avenue and Burns Street, Highland
Park Many others for cash or on
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THIRTY SECOND STREET. NEAR
Chimborazo Park; frame dwelling;
seven rooms, bath, etc: large lot,
stable etc j. a. Connolly & CO.
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If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A MOD
ern home on Hanover Avenue. direct
from owner, at bargain, address
Il 434 care Times-Dispatch.
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HOME on 1aIKTY-
fourth Street between Clay and
Leigh; nine rooms; lot 25x120; good
bargain. Apply TO OWNER, Il 433.
care Times Dispatch.
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FOR SAID, Hood DTlIVINl4 MARE,
rMnabout and harness; cheap. ~
West pnval Street. 5
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YOUNG MEN WANTED TO STUDY
shorthand and typeWriting; great
demand for our graduates; easy sys-
TEN: finest equipment; reasonable
rates offered. MASSEY BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
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IA PER CENT. INVEsTMENT--NEW
frame dwelling: South Lombardy
Street; price, 5000; rental, Ss4. j. a.
CONNOLLY & Co
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PARAMOUNT HOME; SIX ROOMS.
etc. large lot (6e feet 'front.', stable;
price reasonable and terms very easy.
j. A. CONNOLLY & co.
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FURNISHED HOUSE,; BEST BLoNlt.
West Grace Street, ], A. CONNILl4Y
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TIanteD.

WANTED, 4 CARRoUsEL CHERRY
go-round): must be good and in first
class condition and cheap for cash.
Address l. 249, care Times-Dispatch.
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" ATCH REPAIRING. !,

cleaned By WIN. TOBIIIN, JR.. is al
guarantee that 1t is. done property,
Twenty years expert ence. Cleaning,
Sf;amain springs. 81. a0s East Sroad
Street MI work guaranteed
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zaeal Qcstate Tor spaIr.

SUB UHBAN DWELLING -BRAAlE;
seven rooms, etc; 45 foot lot: on
car line; monthly payments. j. a.
Connolly u co.
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WHEN YOU CONF, no RICHMOND
stop where you can get nice clean,
comfortable bed FOR so cents; special
attention to ladies travelling alone.
1002 East Clay.
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WANTED, ...IiOop BIRD DOG; MUsT5
be CHEAP for cash. Address Box a 90,
r.. T.. y. No. j, Dumharton, Va,
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WANTED EVERYBODY TO KNOW
that samoget Chocolates are simply
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Aeal Ggtate tor Aenr.

NO. 7G2T5 EAST BROAD STREET. DUR
ing holidays (December 10 to ian-
uary ~. j. A. lCONNELLY g. co.
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SITUATION WANTED BY WHITE
woman as cook or housekeeper Al
dresS a1G Vast Cary.
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Nse't'sra,s-, .nfr HtIT Il it,f @afeea
GOOD DRi1VING III RsES no TTnT olT
,for his keep light work Address
G 410, case Times Dispatch
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Rpnn1s lManten.
Dnarnl1lu.

BoARDERS FOR DESIRABLE ROOMS,
including second story front 2O9
East Grace.
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NOS. 4O6-s EAST GRACE STREET;
admirably located for a club or q
large boarding house; cheap rental,
III A,CONAELLY 81 co.
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WANTED. AT IA WEST CLAY
Street, boarders TOR two large con-
meeting rooms
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BOARDERS FOR TWO BEAIIltuL
large rooms, Apply lOa East Grace.
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FOR SALE, BUSINESS BUGGtES.
runabouts, extension top Surveys,
phaetons, rubber and steel tires; we
can please you in quality and prices.
THOS. II. DUKE & CO, S04 Brook
Avenue
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WANTED, EVERY ONE TO TRY
Samoset Chocolates; for sale at all
hrst-class dealers. CATHRIGHT-
CHILES CO.. Wholesale Distributors
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MODERN APARTAfENT; gOO7 MONu-
ment Avenue: nine rooms. etc; heat
includcd; reduced rent tai. Z. a. CON
NTEJ,I,Y q co, 1ft.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
MRS. MOORE FLEEs SECTION.
Murder in Nelson County Causes
Strong Feeling.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Oct. 2i.-There
is no doubt but that the men VINO
formed the mob which released John
Moore, the condemned murderer OF
Frank Howl. from the Nelson county
Jail Friday morning, have organ zed
to prevent the rearrest of Moore. ana
that an attempt to search the noun
tains of the moonshine section will
be resisted.
Indeed, such step woIld result in
bloodshed unless it be with sufficient
force to overawe the mountaineers en-
gagged in this state of anarchy.
A speea term of the Nelson Cir
Cult Court. with a special grand jury.
is to be convened in a few days BY
Judge Gordon fer the purpose CT con
ducilg a rigid investigation, in the
hope of discovering some of the per
sonnet of the mob.
The feeling is so strong in the
neighborhood against Mrs. Howl, who
was acquitted Of the murder OF her
husband after having been Jointly in
dicted with Moore. that she has left
the county with her children.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
FIND HIM GUILTY OF
NUMBERING HIS WIFE
Norfolk Man is Sentenced to
Death in Electric Chair
Daughter Tells Story.

NORFOLK, VA, oct. -4.-John j
Smythe, who shot and killed his wife,
Bridget, and their 13-year-old dargh
ter Rita, on September last, was late
today found guilty OF the first degree
murder of the former and with eiec.
:rocution as the penalty.
Alcoholic insanity was the defense.
Smythe did not take the stand.
The principal witness for the state
vas the prisoners seyen-year-old
child. William Henry Smythe, the
only eyewitness to the tragedy. who
told how his sister. standing in front
to protect their mother, was shot
down while begging the father not to
shoot.
Mrs. Josephine Cagney. of New
York. his sister. remained faithfully
by the prisoner to the end of his trial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
SHOULD DEAL WITH MEN AND
CORPORATIONS, roo.

The STANDARD Oil Company Is about
TO be tried on indictments containing
1928 counts. charging rebating. the
grand Jury returned the indictments
about two years ago. but up to TINS
time the attorneys for the oil trust
have managed TO have the trial post
pored. 1t is announced now, now
over that the defendant has been
ordered to appear in court ready ior
trial without further delay.
II the trust Is convicted on all OF
the l,52s counts fines aggregating
s30,S40,000 may be imposed. vi
course il is not at all probable that
any such amount of money ever VIII
be paid over to the government by
the Standard Oil Company. And
even II there is a conviction and
substantial fine Is imposed. what Will
have been accomplished? The trust
will add a cent or ,wo to the price OF
oil and the public will pay fine. COSTS
LAWYERS fees and more besides.
There is only one way OF putting
n stop to offenses of this kind. That
is by putting somebody in Jail. By
locking up the employees who actually
do the rebating along with the direc-
tors and officers of the company who
authorize the actions of the employees
the government would accompiis e
more than 1t could by collecting mlr
lions in fines. AS Icing as only the
company, a thing upon which police
officers cannot actually lay their
hands. is dealt with. time and effort
are spent with no object to be at
tanned other than the imposition OF
additional burdens upon the already
heavily hardened ultimate consumer.
All corporations are composed Of
human beings. and human beings
transact the business OF corporations.
These people-those who are corpo-
rations in fact and the lesser factors
who do the will OF their employers
are the ones who ought TO be collared
by the officers of the law when a
violation Of he law Is committed IN
the name of the corporation. They
can wear stripes and peep through
bars. though the corporation cannot
And when the government inaugurates
the policy of collaring them and
marching them OF TO jail there will
not be so much rebating. conspiring
and the like.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
NO CAUSE FOR WONDER.

Automobile accidents on the streets
of the cities will continue to occur fire.
quently as long as licenses to drive
machines are issued practically with
out restriction. II is wonderful that
SO few people are killed and injured
under the circumstances. A street
car company would not think of al
lowing a car TO be turned over to a
man who had never run one before,
and IL the plaintiff in a damage suit
against such company could prove
tfat he was-Fun down by an untrain'
ed and untried motorman he would be
sure of victory before the jury. And
yet il would be much safer TO intrust
trolley car, confined TO track IN
the middle of the street. 10 green
hands than to put the same green
hands on the steering wheel of big
automobile. The car stays on the
track, and there is no saying where
the automobile will go.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
TROUBLES OF The NEW
REPUBLIC.

The new Republic of Portugal is
having It's trouble The soldiers,
through whose treschery II was pos
sibie for the revolutionists TO take
charge Of the country over night, are
rot at all inclined to approve Of the
idea that the existence OF the present
standing army. composed Of them
selves and their comrades. Is a men.
ace to republican form OF govern
Inent and. therefore. should be mate
rally reduced In strength. People
who live on the government always
are hard to ges rid Of. and under the
existing conditions IN Portugal these
soldiers are liable 10 be more dificuli
to Gust than American professional
politicians would be.
Not long ago the new Portuguese
govern ent graciously granted ths
soldiers who participated IN the revo
luton leave 81 absence for foui
ronsbs with paw. But the soldier,
we're too wise to 10 taken IN BY th'
scheme. The real object of The GOV
crnmen, ~ss 10 Temporarily break Ut
the regiments. Soldiers who wonil
beirzy The monarchy nixht he read
crouch 20 betray the republic !
things did not happen - 70 20 sui
them. - the heads of the gcveramen
shouFht n would b. an excellent pa
% dIsorssnize the military IN orde
fhsf fhey mleat have four rsoaths .
which 70 put the republic upos
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25

sure footing. Understanding this, II
majority OF the soldiers have refused
TO accept leaves Of absence. They
are bearing themselves with great in
dependence, and their attitude has
caused so much anxiety that the min
lister OF war has visited the barracks
and begged them 10 be patient and
forbearing.
II is to be feared that the new Re
public will have many troubles in the
near future. The country was not
ready to take the republican form of
And unfortunately for-
iunately?) Portugal has no Uncle Sam
as Cuba has to straighten things out
for her every now and then.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

another % Hampton's Financial lnsti-
buttons Growing STRONGER Each Day.
The First National Bank. OF which
Mr.. Harry X. Kimberly, is the cashier
is rapidly becoming one Of the strong
est financial institutions on the Nir-
einia peninsula. as was evidenced by
its last report to the comptroller OF
the currency The bank has been
conservatively managed, is under the
supervision of the government OF the
United States. and has now numerous
friends through its desire to he ac'
fOmmodating.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
BROTHER OF SHERIFF
CURTIS I'LL IN TEXAS
Have Not Seen Each Other Since the
Second Year Of the Civil War
Both Served Ccnfederacy.

Sheriff r. X Curtis has received
message from Texas telling him of
the serious illness of his half-brother.
Charles p. Curtis. who migrated. 10
the Lone Star state during the Civil
war. The telegram said that the
Texas man has suffered fourth at
tack of paralysis and that little hope
is entertained for his recovery.
When the Civil war broke out
Sheriff Curtis and his half brother.
who is now ~ years old, both enlisted
in the Confederate army and each
was assigned TO scant duty under
General Lee. Sheriff Curtis remained
in Virginia. while his brother was lat
er sent to Texas and from the second
year of the war until this time the
two brothers have never seen each
ether. Four years ago Sheriff Curtis
found that his brother was living in
Texas. where he had married and
brought up large family.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
HOUSE CATCHES FIRE
WHILE FAMILY IS AWAY
Gas Stove Causes Small Blaze On
Huntington Avenue-First
Fire In Weeks.

A jet in the gas stove which had
been left burning when the family
left home early in the night caused
small blaze at the home of Lewis
Kaplas. 1901 Huntington avenue.
about s o'clock last night. The jet
set FIRE to a small table near the
stove and the flames spread TO the
floor
The flames were discovered before
they had gathered very great head
way and an alarm was sent in TO the
department. The Central company re-
sponded and the hremen made short
work of the flames. The loss is esti-
mated at $50. Quite a large crowd
OF people gathered on the scene.
This was the first fire that had oc'
CURED here in several weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
Hampton, Ph0ebus and Old Point
GOLF CUBS TENNIS
TOURNAMENT NOV. 5
Contest This Year Will Be P'ayeo
on the Court Of the Cham
berlin Hotel.

The annual tennis tournament oil
the Hampton Roads Golf and Coun-
try Club will be played this year on
the court of the Chamberlin HOTEL
and the date for the event has been
announced as November 5.
The club has requested tennis play
ers expecting to participate IN the
contest to send in their names, Win
the usual entrance zee of 81, to Major
r. p. Davis. of Fort Monroe. Be
sides the regular cup, this year the
club will offer ''rnnner up cup and
the Tournament is expected TO prove
II much interest in tennis circles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
OPEN WITH CONCERT.
orpheus Glee Club Will Entertain
Nov. ID.

The Orpheus Glee Club. which last
season gave several highly creditabie
and enjoyable concerts. has decided
20 open the winter season with con-
cert in St. Johns parish house on
November Il. The club will be assist
ed this year by Dir. and Mrs. F. }.
Bacon. said TO be among the greatest
banjo manipulators in the country.
Prof. z. T. Remick. the director OF
the club. is already arrang-
ing for the concert. and the pro-
gram will include the very latest an !
best selections.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-25
SAYS ne BEAT his WIFE.
~. {. Warren s~esrs out Warrant
Against Mrs. Fentrcss-

Mis- Fcntrrss. who lives ~ sfS
Thirty nth street. was summoned last
night by Patroluan rice to appear
ir the police court this morning 10
answer the charge of assault Mrs.
FcniTcSs Is accused by ". p Warren
n having assaulted Mrs Warren yes.
terday afternoon. The Warrens and
FcnfrcsSes are neighbors and 70 D.
ALLEGED thar the women had = roa
yesterday afternoon. The cause ri
ne trouble Is not known 70 the %
licc.