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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-26
CHRISTIAN

All the services were well attended
yesterday The pastor preached in the
morning from Romans 1872: "Be not
fashioned according to the world. bun
be We transformed by the renewal of
your minds that We may prove what is
the good and acceptable and perfect
will of Cod" It was urged that the
Christian life should not be as the
world, but superior. The worlds ideals
have no sanctifying influences. If we
help the world our ideals must be that
Of the Christ We must be trans
formed" into the likeness OF Christ
The channel Of transformation is first
to receive His life and then renew
our mind by Bible study, prayer,
church attendance. the communion
and Christian service. By being thus
transformed we prove or put to the
test the Gospel in our own expert
ence, and prove 1t to be good and no
longer a theory. We look to the un-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-26
Indian Girl Gets Revene.

Batlesville, Okla, Sept. 26.-Believ
ing her love unrequited Anna Buffalo
Delaware Indian girl, shot and killed
Jacob More an oil driller from Caney
The shooting occurred at the house
where Moore was visiting in the
northeastern part of the city. Miss
Buffalo called cab and, driving to
the house, called Moore out and shot
him. The two had been sweethearts
for two or three years, but Miss Buf
falo believed that Moore had trans
ferred his affections
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-26
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

The pastor Is taking his vacation
this month and consequently there
was no morning or evening service at
this church yesterday. The Sunday
school and the Westminster League
were well attended and many of this
congregation Joined with the various
churches Of the city in worship at
both the morning and the evening
services
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-26

saved, not with theory of the value
of the Gospel, but with our own ex-
perience in our transformed life
At night the subject was the three
parallels in Luke 10, the lest sheep,
the lost coin and the lost boy. Taken
together, they set forth the divine
plan of redemption. The first parable
shows us the work OF Christ in re-
demption, the second the work of the
spirit filed church and the third the
attitude of God toward a lost world.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-26
Ross Name Pills

This is the remedy that has made the
"Dog Fanciers' happy from coast to
coast Many large kennel owners as well
as individuals are singing the praises of
Ross Mango Pills because they CURE
THE NANCE, and are no trouble to
give. No nasty mussy local application
to use. Cure is guaranteed OF price will
be refunded, SOC per box. Ross dead
Quick" Vermifuge never fails, price SOC.
Ross Germ Lotion, a valuable remedy
for Aeas, lice, chicken mites, etc., Soc per
bottle. Sold in Bryan by NJ. H. James
and E. ]. jenkins. Mail orders promptly
filed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-26
ST InSEpH,s

good congregation was present al
the o'clock mass. The instruction
was on the Gospel of st. Matthew
%: lila.
At high mass large crowd assist
ed. The choir did some splendid sing
ing After the first Gospel a sermon
was preached on st. Michael. the arch
angel, the prince of all heavenly hosts
The evening service at o'clock
was well attended. After the recita-
tion of the rosary the pastor delivered
sermon on. the necessity of sending
all children to Sunday school.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
Basement Clearance
READY-T0-WFAR

Wou1en's White Skirts, made of Indianhead
and linen, plain tailored and bdtton-trimmed
styles Values 20 s1-5O; Sale Price S8c.
Infants Slips, soiled from handling. Made
OF fire white materials-yoke of pin tucks
and embroidery plain hemstitched or en-
broidered skirt. Values to s175; Sale Price
SOC
WOnens Combination SUits-corset cover and
skirt. cover and drawers. Made of muslin and
lawn. trimmed in lace, ribbon and embroi-
derry Values 10 s1-00; Sale Price Sc.
Womens Waists, tailored and lingerie, made of
IsEn, madras and percale, in white and light
and dark oelors- Values TO s1.50; Sale Price
4sc
ChiId-en's Percale DTesses-sizes 6, and 10
years Waist has square neck piped with
white: skirts are pleated. Values to $1.75;
Sale Price &C.
Women's Feathersilk Petticoats. cut full and
finished with deep embroidered flounce Come
n black and colors, worth up to S1.5O; Sale
Price CSC
Wonen's and Misses Sun hats and Sunbon-
nets made OF cllambray, Percaie and gingham,
in white AMI colors; values to sec; Sale Price
ssc-
PILLOW CASES
42x36 "PepPersI7 Pillow Gases, worth zoe
each; Sale Price he
45x3s -'PePPeTeIIv Pillow Cases, worth 25c
each. sale Price &c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
Silks, Dress Goods,
JULY CLEARANCE-WHITE GOODS

JULY CLEARANCE-WHIT GOODS
40-dnch White Mercerized Batiste, the Csc
and Zoe qualities; sale price 19c
45-inch White Mercerized Batiste, the 45e
and SOC qualities; sale price 33c
45-irdh Persian Lawn. in Zoe and Soc
qualities; sale price lie
Fine White Dimity, in checks and stripes,
worth 25c a yard; sale price 1Sc.
White Wash Organdy. 4S inches wide,
very sheer and pretty, worth soc yard;
sale price 33c.
White Checked Lawn, Flaxon finish. for
dresses and fine underwear, regular price
Zoe a yard; sale price II 1-2c
48inch White French Mousseline, the
finest of white dress materials, regular
price 75c a yard: sale price ACC.
Nainsok by the box. 3S-inch nainsook,
sun bleached and household finish, comes
II yards to the box, sells regularly $3.50
per box; sale price s1.75.
Longcloth in 12-yard bolts, regular price
$500 a bolt; sale price $1.4S.
White Figured Madras, for women's
waists and house dresses as we'll as
mems shirts. Regular prices 25c and
Soc yard; sale price lie.
High Grade White Dress Linens that
sell regularly at Csc, 75c, and S5c per
yard; during July Clearance at 53c
90-indh Linen Sheeting-for summer coat
suits and separate skirts, sells regularly
at s1-25 per yard; sale price &c.
72-inch Linen Sheeting, worth S100 a
yard; sale price 78c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
JULY CLEARANCE IN THE SILK
SECTION

SECTION
Silk Fables and Satin Foulards. 49, to 81
inches wide. worth 75c a yard. Colors
are old rose. maise. lavender. scarlet,
bronze, wisteria, light blue, pink. emer-
aid. taupe, navy blue, wood rose. and
gTay-both the plain colors and fancy
patterns. July Clearance price is 33c
Soft finished satin messaline, has high
luster, full range of colors-scarlet. mode,
old rose, catawba, navy blue, tan, pink,
tagIpe, maise, lavender, bronze. cham
payne, violet reseda, medium and golden
brown, light blue, granite, black and
white. Regular price 75c a yard; Sale
price SOC.
27inch Rajah Silk in white, cream white.
navy blue, taupe, turquoise leather.
bronze. mode, golden brown, light blue.
tan, stone gray, emerald and champagne.
Sells regularly for s1.00 yard; during
July Clearance at 45c
27-inch rough silks of all kinds-Raiah.
Shantung, Fables and Faille Tussah. Col
ors are light blue, lavender, scarlet. old
rose, violet, golden brown shell pink,
bronze, peachblow, taupe, turquoise,
coral wisteria, catawba, pink. navy blue.
stone gray, black and white ANY one
of these silks would sell in regular
way for $50 per yard; during July
Clearance Sale, choice for S9c
Cheney's Silk and Satin Foulards, q
inches wide. Come in stripes, checks,
dots. etc. IN great variety of colorings.
Sell regularly s1.00 yard; Sale price
69c.
Yard wide French Messaline, the regular
$3.50 quality. Colors are pink, tan.
maise, catawba. old rose, Copenhagen
blue, medium and golden brown, light
and navy blue, stone gray, scarlet, wis
terra, taupe, reseda, black and white. Sale
price S1.15.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
READY-T0-WEAR

Women's Long Kimonos, made OF lowered
lawn: values to S1.00: Sale Price 69c.
Women's Light weight Travelling Coats and
Dresses, made of panama and brilliantine, in
tailored and trimmed styles. Oolors are brown,
black, red, turquoise, gray, navy blue and
green. Values to $1,000. Choice Tuesday only
for $4.95.
a kind. Made of linene, linen and repD; trim
med with buttons. lace and braid. Cclors are
pink, light blue, tan, old rose and lavender.
Values to S1975; Choice Tuesday only for
$685.
Womens Separate Skirts, well tailored, made
of light weight summer fabrics. Color range
embraces navy blue, green, brown. gray, old
rose and cardinal. Values to $1,000; Sale
Price 1895.
Women's Dresses materials are repp, lnene
and chaanbray-wTth pretty trimmings of
braid, buttons, piping and lace, Colors are
Lavender, light blue, pink old rose, natural,
green. brown and white Values to $1,000;
Sale Price 1929
72x90 Linen Finished Sheets, have 3-inch hem,
worth to 75c EACH Sale Price see
S1x90 "Pepperell" Sheets, worth S5c each;
Sale Price 69c.
90x90 Defender Heavy Soft Finished Sheets
worth $1.00 each; Sale Price 79c
S1x1OS Hotel Special" Linen Finished Sheets
worth $1.10 each; Sale Price sec.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
Wash Goo dis, Linens

JULY CLEARANCE-WASH GOODS
All 15c Batiste- guaranteed fast color;
sale price 10 yards for CSC.
Imported Irish Dimity worth S5c yard;
sale price 19c.
Summer Cheyiots for boys and mems
shirts. also women's house dresses; sale
price, yard, 15c.
French Bingham, fast color and non
shrinkable. suitable for women's and
children's dresses. There are some so
patterns to select from-checks, plaids,
stripes, etc. Regular price Csc a yard;
sale price 19c.
Plain and Fancy Dress Linens, in all the
wanted shades, regular prices S5c and
40c yard; sale price 19c.
Linen Pongees. q to Sc inches wide.
Such eolors as tan, light blue, medium
and dark blue, lavender, pink, brown,
rose, gray and wisteria. Should sell at
csc a yard; sale price 23c.
27-indh Poplins. Reps and Wash dag
onals, regular 35c qualities; sale price
19c
Madras Shifting, the 25c kind; sale price
1Sc
Satin Striped Poplin Suiting- launders
well Offered in rose, cream, light, dark
and medium blue, in the regular Soc
quality; sale price DC.
Japanese Kimono Crepe, some 35 differ
ent patterns. Regular price 20c yard;
sale price 14c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
Basement Clearance
DRAPBRY SECTION


SSinch White Curtain Swiss. in stripes. fig
Wes. dots. etc; values TO 25c yard; Sale
Price 15c
Curtain Nets. AZ tot so inches wide. white
and ecru; values to Csc yard; Sale Price
19c
Yard wide Silkolines. about 80 different pat
terms; values to 15c a yapi; Sale Price &C.
Full yard wide Burlap. I'm green's. reds. tans
and blues; values to 15c\ a yard; Sale Price
lie
Curtain Cretonnes, light and dark coloTs, new
and attractive patterns; values to 10c a yard;
Sale price 7c
Monks Cloth, so inches widla, for floor cover
ings. table covers and $ Immer portieres
Comes in tan. natural the Dew blues myrtle
and sage green. Values to F5c yard; Sale
Price 49c
Rufflcd White Swiss Curtains. Y II yards long;
vables to 75c a pair: Sale Price Ate.
White and Ecru Door Panels. SBattenberg and
net; values to $1.00: Sale PRICE 4sc.
Mantel Scarfs, made OF fine French sateen in
pretty floral patterns and finished with tied
and knotted fringe. Values tb $1.25: Sale
Price S9c
Linen Lap Robes, in neat striped effects full
size, good colors-
Values to s1oO: Sale ptice 79c
Values TO $1.25; Sale Price 95e
ALL CURTAINS IA iOFF
All Madras Curtains, all Lace Curtains. all
POrtieres, all Couch Covers all tTable Covers,
all Bed Sets and all similar nerd handise- dur
ing July Clearance Sale-at IA bff.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
BEDSPREADS

Polar Star" White CTocheted Spreads. full
SIZE, medium weight worth 1925; Sale Price
9Sc
White Damask Spreads full size. hemmed.
S1S9
Imperial" White Spreads, ia size Mar
sellles patterns, values to $500: Sale Price
$195
White Nhrseilles Spreads. large size and
heavy. handsome designs Some of these
spreads are hemmed, Others fringed with cut
corners Values to $500; Sale Price 81 .95
White Dmity Spreads, worth $500; Sale Price
$3.50
Bleached Bath Towels. hemmed and fringed:
scme plain white. others have oolored border.
Values to 15c; Sale Price &C.
Hemmed Huck Towels with coIored border
worth S1-3c each; Sale Price &c
TwILLED COTTON CRASH
Full Bleaehed Twilled Cotton Crash worth
Size a yard; Sale Price-1O yards to chs
tOmer-l0 yards for 39c
ALL LINEN ToRCHoN LACE
tdglngs and insertions, values to 1Oc a ward:
Sale Price-10 yards to a cqIstomer-IO wards
for Doc.
ODD LOTS OF CURTAINS
HALF PRICE
Odd lots and odd pairs of Portieres, Lace, Net
and Madras Curtains Bed Sets, etc. TO be
closed out during July Clearance at Half Price
or nearly Half Price
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
July Clearance
Muslin Underwear

Al Combination S5IiIs-corset cover and skirt,
corset cover and drawers, also the 3-piece combi-
nstions-d5Iring July Clearance at IA to 1-3 off.
All Petticoats IA TO 1-3 off.
All Drawers IA 70 Is off
All Cheanise IA 10 1-3 off.
All Corset Covers / 4 to 1-3 off
Take this opportunity 10 lay in whole years
supply Of dainty undermsIslins.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
July Clearance
Women's Pajamas

Made Of fast color wash materials, all sizes.
s1-75 Pajamss for s1.4S
s1.95 Pajamas for S1.59
1925 Pajamas for s1-S5
$3.50 Pajamas for s1.95
S3-48 Pajamas for 1918
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
July Clearance Hosiery
Soc HOSE 25c

Wouen's Sample Hose, plain gauze Isle and
fancy embroideTed lace all colors, worth TO SOC
pair; Sale Price 25c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
Handmade Underwear
1-3 to IL Off

Our beautiful Handle Made Hand Embroidered
Underzear-ful range Of garments[s included in
July Clearance Sale ar 1-3 TO IL off
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
JULY CLEARANCE HOUSEHOLD
LINENS Il

Y inch Full Bleached, Double Satin
Daanask, all pure linen gtnd of Irish man
ufacture Sells regularly at s1.0O and
s1.25 a yard; sale prize S9c-
72-inch Silver Bleachsd Satin Damask.
warranted to give satisfaction, regular
price S1.00 a yard; sale price 7Se.
Half Bleached All-LiIten Damask. full
width, regular Use quality; sale price,
yard. ACC.
l lot large size Dinn3r Napkins. fine
linen, double satin finish; worth 1915 a
dozen; sale price s2.9S.
Pattern Cloths, all sizes( full bleached.
silver bleached or unbleafhe worth IS
each; sale price 1915.
Large SIC Linen Tow}els-h1pck and
damask, heaIned and hem Stitched These
are 25c anu SOC towels; ale price 19c.
JULY CLEARANCE-DAESS GOODS
Panamas, Voiles. Storm and French
Serges, PrlInelEas, Broadclotths. Afohairs,
Sicilians, Lans(lOwnes. Henri iettas, Nuns
veilings, Cashmeres, Wool tTaffetas and
Fancy Suitings reductionsi are as fol
lows,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
Extral Extra!

CHILDRENS DRAWERS 15c
Good quality Muslin Drawers daintiy finished
with heunstitched ruffles. Sizes 1 to II years
July Clearance Extra Special, per pair, 15c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
Extra! Extra!
CHILDRENs SILK HOSE

Sizes 10 s1-2. in black, white, pink and light
blue Extra Special during July Clearance, per
pair. 25c-
Many other special lots of hose in July Clear
znce Sale. Look for them, when you come Tues
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
Extra! Extral

Women's fast black gauze Isle hose with rein
forced heels and toes; Extra Special during July
Clearance, per pair, Bic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02

Pongee garments are big feature of July
Clearance Not one is reserved All are of
fered at radical reductions, ranging from IA
TO ID
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02

Extra!---S5 90 Silk Petticoats SIS. SO
dofw
sndhn VO OO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
July Clearance Gloves

July Clearance Gloves
The "sFownes" and "Kayser" makes OF 2-button
silk gloves have double tipped fingers.
The 5 so grade for s SO
The rs grade for 81
The LOO grade for 70
The LIS grade for .95
The 1.50 grade for lis
July Clearance Belts
All kinds OF stylish summer notwithstanding silk
linen embroidered and patent leather-7that sell
in a regular way for 25c and SOC; July Clearance,
choice 19c
July Clearance Jewelry
Csc BARRETTES 15c
A lot of shell color barrettes in different sizes
worth 25c and Csc; July Clearance, choice 15c-
CSC BELT BUCKLES 15c
A lot OF gilt and silvered belt buckles, all new
shapes. are set with jewels. Regular 25c
and S5c buckles; July Clearance, choice 15c-
July Clearance Handkerchiefs
CSC HANDKERCHIEFS 1sc
Mems fine linen handkerchief hemstitched worth
Csc EACH Sale Price 1Sc.
SAMPLE HANDKERCHIEFS
sample lot of women's embroidered handker-
chiefs many kinds in the lot. Worth to 2sc each;
Sale Price for 25c.
zoe HANDKERCHIEFS 1oc
Women's unlaundered linen handkerchiefs hem
stitched with embroidered corner. Regular Zoe
handkerchiefs; Sale Price Zoe
15c HANDKERCHIEFS FOR CSC
Mems hemstitched linen handkerchiefs worth 15c
each: Sale Price for 25c
&C HANDKERCHIEFS FOR 1oc
Women's fancy white lawn handkerchief hem
stitched regular &c quality; Sale Price for 1Oc
July Clearance Parasols
All Summer Parasos-silk linen and hnene-
in white and eolors-are included in July Clear
ance Sale at
1-3 OFF
July Clearance Evening Scarfs
- Silk Scarfs for evening wear are a feature of
July Clearance being offered at
1-3 OFF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02

Pongee is, beyond all question, the summer
silk This is the time to buy a handsome
pongee coat dress or slIit-at IA to IL off
the regular price.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
EXCLUSIVE DRESS PATTERNS
Q6c q VARD

Exclusive dress patterns of all ginds-
silk voiles, grenadines, silk }poplins,
eolennes and French voiles-in plain col
ors, stripes, checks and embroidered
dotsvsell regularly for $3.50 and $500
a yard: we include them in July Clear
ance at Csc .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
Extra!---S1S. so Silk Coats $685.

made of black ta Tailored and trimmed yl
semtted loose back Values $3.50; Sale price
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02

a1-3c APRON GINGHAM SC

Standard Apron 'iiaghan brown
and white, black and white, red and
white and blue and white checks
Regular price S15c a yard; yhly
Clearance Extra Special sc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02

embroidery
of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-30
EDWARD NJ. MORGAN, OF NEW YORK.

haberdasher, doing business at 800
Main Street. Wright is in desperate
condition at st. vincents Hospital. but
as there is no question that the shoot
ing was an accident, no arrest has
been made.
1t was while discussing. this morn
ing In Mr.. Levy's store the respective
merits of pistols that the accident oc-
Cured. It was Colts automatic and
Colts .32-calibre revolver that were
being compared and inspected. The
patrolman was showing the workings
of his automatic and explaining the
quickness of the fire and It's accuracy
tending for the merits of his gun. Mr..
Levy got his pistol and submitted it to
the patrolman. 1t was first emptied.
1t was examined. returned, loaded and
dropped back into the cash drawer
The argument was resumed. and
finally Mr.. Levy turned again and got
his pistol to illustrate point in lues-
tton--the quickness of its fire. He
forgot that he had reloaded the pistol
and when no pulled the trigger there
was an explosion. Wright staggered
shot Unaided, the patrolman walked
to the Office of DIR. Mendelshon. wher,
an examination showed that he hat
been shot entirely through the lef
lung, the bullet passing out and lodg
ing in shirt box on the shelf OF th'
| store.
The hospital surgeons are silent al
! to the probable outcome of Wright!
wound, fearing secondary hemorrhase
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-30
POLICE OFFICER
is EX0NE R A TED
w. ]. Parkinson Acquitted OF
Killing Relford Pollard on
Grounds of Self-Defense.

Policeman w. j. Parkinson was
exonerated yesterday by both the cor
oner's jury and Justice Crutchtield OF
the killing OF Relford Pollard, colored,
whom he shot after sharp struggle
Saturday night.
hours. hearing many witnesses, before
bringing in its verdict that the officer
shot the negro While IN the discharge
of his duty. The Police Court hearing
was less perfunctory, though the same
witnesses were heard, and 1t was
foregone conclusion that acquittal on
the grounds of self-defense would re-
suit commemorative Attorney Folkes
conducted the examination for the
Commonwealth. Mayor Richardson
Major Werner and Police Commits
s1oners Manning and Gordon were In
the courtroom at the time.
perkinson regarded the proceedings
with complete nonchalance. During
the coroner's inquest he smoked q
cigar and talked with his friends. Ir
Police Court he was no less undis-
turped.
Pollard was shot and killed in the
rear OF 101S st. Peter Street, where
be was engaged In a violent quarre
with his brother. Thomas, when OFF,
GERS Parkinson and Walker arrived
Both men attempted to escape at the
sight OF the policemen. Parkinson purf
sued Relford Pollard into backyard
where the negro, according to thu
officers statement, turned on him Will
paling he had torn from the fence
The officer said he was Knocked dowr
twice. and then fired to save himsel
from injury The other negro escaped
but was eventually captured, and yes
terday morning in Police Court n
was placed under $500 bond until nj
case can be more thoroughly consid
cred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-30
NEGRO KILLS HIS WIFE.
Then shoots Another Man and Makes
Ills Escape.

rsnecial to The Times Dispntch.l
6DanvlIle. Va, August a9.--Pink Me-
bane. a desperate negro character, in
Stantly. killed his Wife. Fannie Me-
bane. sunday night With pistol, and
fatally injured anothe-nesro near Eau
Creek, a short distance north OF TINS
Mace, following domestic quarrel,
Mebane who did the shooting, tired
a number OF times at persons in the
Enelghborhood before making his es'
| cape.
1t is alleged the trouble arose over
the mother taking sides with the son
whom this father desired punished. Me-
bane is still at large,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-30
,1ARn1Ep IN QUICK TIME.
coun,. waiting for Train at Murine!
aIai,cx NecOrl.
snecial 10 The Tfnes-DIspat

1snecisl TO The T fines Dispatch.l
cnsp,p Va. August 29.-With the
train on which they had planned !. 20 20
begin t.aan their honeymoon due and rs $.
s ep5 woodie Holland, "a q MISS msr,
char chant of Newport News. an NJ and and
Annie Baines. daughter % Nansemond
Mrs; cha wers married Sunday after.
G noon at Nurney. in almost reeoru.
or The Ceremony was celebrated ed w Sarn
the principals sitting in a G Res H "a.
T,a 5sr w ftoed the beside the wheels The
young yo e Goup'tf friend. but ARRANGEMENTS mus
none rried and they met the pre- prsac W,l
at the station Just in time. MY
live in Newport News.