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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-04
sURROGATES NOTICES.

SCHNEIDER. CHARLES IN PURSt ANNE
Of an order 81 Hon Ahner g.. Thomas.
Surrogate ~ the county or New f2rN' Eotlce
against Charles Schneider. sometimes called G..
Schneider. late Of the county Of Nav York.
Borou.h of THE Bronx. deceased to present
80 Same with vouchers thereof. 20 the sub
s.riber al her place of trausactins business. at
,hs ofHce OF Martin a Howe. No 90 Broad
m. 6fecnth dav ~ October next
Dated New York the twenty sixth day 81
- MARY 4, r. SCHNEIDER. Administrators
MARTIN & How Ayt9g9s,s ''y y, Atmints-
New work city
N PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON
ANrer e.. Thomas, a surrogate 81 che county
~ T-yy YORK. notice is hereby given to aU per
.ors baviur claims against Joseph Austin Stet-
. SON late OF the county Of New York de-
ceased. TO present Tie Same. With youehers
tteH.aS,liS No 20 Liberty street in the CIV
% New YORK. ON or before the 26th day o.
"I BS5cd New YORK. the i7th day % February.
i0lo' MARIAN srErsoN. Adminis;ratri1.
WILLIAM y SAWYER Attorney for Admin
istratriV. % Liberty street. Borough Of
Manhattan New York civ.
-. pt-RstrNNcE OF An ORDER OF HON
Abuer g. Thoma-. Surrogate OF the County
~ Nrw Ycrk. uctcv Is hereby given 60 all
NIitls tate 81 the County % New York. de
ceased. To- present the same. with vouchers
trarsacttng business, No. 10 Broad Street IN
-. civ of New Work. on before the tst
dsv ~ september next
b,ted New York the 25th day OF January.
i''' OGDEN MILLS.
ELISABETH NJ REID.
Executors
srrrsox. JENNINGS & RUSSELL. Attor-
news for Executors. IS Broad street City
OF Sew YORK
- PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON
~ t,sr IL Thomas. surrogate ~ the county
~ YORK uoti.c j. hereby given 90 all per-
-. ~ having claims against Charles Bachelor.
80. ~ me County - New York. deceased. 90
crescent the same with vouchers tnoreof % The
~ tbe ouye of Merrill = Eoge.s. No. Us
broadway Manhattan. 90 The civ ot New York
-, I'll G.fa-- trr FIRST Jay &c August nest
pated New York. the 18th day OF January.
1910 EOSANNN EAICtiELok. ENecutrN.
sfERpTTT. A. ROGERS. Attorneys Tor ENe,utrtk
lbs Broadway. Manhattan New York CITY
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GETS TITLE TO THEATRE SITE.

Felix Isnsn took title Yesterday FROM
Mcritz Philip 70 o plot al the southeast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-04
HESTER.

0untVGrn0l, 4. as rs 5.s-ssss ,s,.:
a city OF Homes
THE BEAUTIFUL FLOWER ESTATE. At
bobhs- Ferry -on Fl hudson. rs to be divided into
villa plots Very attractive prices and terms
prior 10 completion of improve reurs. HAST
INGS HOMES CO., 100 West +oth 81
VILLA Plots AT LARCHMONT PARK.
Low prices easy terms VIII help Won build.
Pay same as rent. send for Booklet r. con-
tanning Is beautiful house plans. free. No
taxes or interest for 1910 Free Communication
one year Plans free 70 those who build now
For transportation address y. - GARDNER.
Il East tcd 81. Offices on PrO0ertv. corner
Beach ave. and Boston Post I'd.
HAVE VILLA PLOTS FOR SALE AT DOBBS
Ferry. $500. tnsta'meut plan. no interest or
taxes. CHARLES STORMS. $50 Sth ave. y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-04
sURRoGATEs NOTICES.

IL PrRSU ANCE OF An ORDER or HON
AbUer q. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County
OF New York dated the 2lst DAY OF Earch.
1910, notice is hereby given % al persons nav
ing claims against Elise Klingelhoffer. lars
Of The County ~ View York. 20 present 20.
same. with vcuch erz thereof 20 the Subscriber.
az. hrs place OF traRsaCting business. the ofhce
OF Hatch & Cute. bis attorneys No. leH
Broadway, IN the city of New York Borough
II Manhattan. on or before the LIST day ot
October next
Dated. New York. March 2fth. 1910
Oh APT rs .fTDrFER
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Trustees.

Trustees:
Joh- jacob A.tor
Frank BafI~y
Edward r. BEDFORD
Charles =. Brown
Juffcr U. Davies
Robert W. dcForest
Robert Go~Iet
Martin Joo<s
Aucu-tu. ID. JuttIi,rd
Clarence ". KELSEY
Woodbury. LrnRdon
james %. Lynch
Rsnntd W. Macdonald
Jane. W. Manning
FdGnr r.. war-tou
William q. Mnfheson
Charles raffack
William a Wash
William w. Nichols
Robert OIypbart
Charles a. Peabody
william, 20. Porter
FreJerick Potter
Charles Richnrdson
Henry Roth
James speyer
Sanford W. steele
Paul ". warburE
Ellis ID Williams
Louis windmuIier
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BANK REPORTS.
mo. 1.46l.l
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK

OF New York at New York. In the state OF New
York AZ tn close If business March -, 1910
RESOURCES.
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Dated. New York. March 2fth. 1910
IL -. =. - - - rrr.r.r.E

HATCH < CLTTE. Att'ys for Adr1'r. 100
Broadway. New York
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OGDEN MILLS.
ELISABETH NJ REID.

s7.,.rso,S JENNINGS & RUSSELL. Nttor-
news Tor Executors. - Broad Street cts
Of NeW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-04
mo. 123i.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION or
The importers & Traders National
Bank OF New York,

~ New York. in the State Of New York az tho
close Of business March % 1910
pESor-pr-r-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-04

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon.
Ahnrr e. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the county
rf NV york notice il hereby siven 20 al PEI
sons having claims against IL ROY DiLLEis.
Iate OF thS County % New Nogk. deceaSec. 20
,rs..nf ne stue with vouchers thereof, % ths
subscriber. at his place OF transactins business
M me- ,ffIre - hts attorneys. Mullan. Cooo "
Vitrheu ~ Is Liberty street. Borough OF Man
rattan. in the CITY Of New NorS on or eetols
III. a.,nl law OF August next Dated New 1orS.
- ~rb dav 81 February. l0lo FHlLEL -
E0RRy WILT Executor. MI LIAM, C9sb y
tTITtstI III i Attorneys Cor Executor. - Liberty
-frret New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-04

HARRIS. SANCELa--In pursuancs q an order
o. Hon. Abner e. Thomas. a Surrogate OF tbs
County Of New York. Notice Is hereby given %
all persons having claims against Samuel Har-
ris. late Of the County Of New York. deceased.
TO present the same with vouchers thereof 20 ths
subscribers. at their place of trausaCting bust
ness the Office ~ their attorneys. MeSsrs
trasbourger. EschWege q SChaIlsk. No. -
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. in the CITY
Of New YORK.. On or before the 1Sth day CT Au-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-04

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner e. Thomas. n Surrogate OF the County
Of New YoTS, notice is hereby given 20 all per
sons having claims against Hannah P Hen
Erickson. late Of the County OF New York. de-
ceased. TO present the same, with vouchers
thereof. 70 The subscriber. at her place OF
trausaCtius business at the Office o. Merrill &
Rogers. Nc. lbs Broadway. Nanhattan. IN n
'tty OF New YORK. on or before the 23nd day
Of september newt.
Dated New York. the s1st day OF March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-04

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Ahner q. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County
OF New York. notice IS hereby given 70 All
persons having claims against John 5. Ken
nedy. late Of the County 81 New York. de-
ceased. % present the same. with vouchers
thereof. 70 the subscribers. a. their place -
trausaCrtnE business. No. Nassau Street. IN
the City Of New York. on before the hrst
dan Of October next.
dated, New YORK the s3rd DAY % March.
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DETROIT UNITED

1910 1'0i LNS
% -rr}s a. Ncr Sl5I.735 Si241us Sll3.S27
IAN .N.h 81. T15i2o as. $50 IZIs.23i
DENVER. NDETfIW WESTERN g. PAElFl'-
30 week IN Nch. Sla go SAP
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

~ Ballou and the latter tell n victim Ia
hhpatrsck = unsrring tackle This vas
On PrtncSfon's ~ yard msArk and the
Tigers proces-dgd to show pi,lcky attack
ba,lon on a fake <ick hustled through a
hols In fhs Yal- line for fifteen yards and
Sparks followed with gain Of four
Pen'iletnn made a dazzling forward pass
straight into Whites arms and the latter
was under full Roadway when DAILY
dropped him on Yale's ~ yard mark.
Sparks piled through a hole in Yale
right wing for ten yards more and hart
got hrst down on Iale's Is yard mark
princeton was up in arms II looked a.
" a touchdown would he made ms
cheering was terrific as NaEsaus hoes
realized the importance OF the moment
But once again kilpatTic stopped Pendac-
tons advance and a. sone OF the Tigers
wer" holding Yale got fifteen yard
penalty This incident temporarily
crushed the hopes OF the Princeton army
AMI ia'e's delight was unbounded.
With the bah on Wales ~ ward line
Sparks plunged through Nalcs right
wing. which seemed TO he weakening.
Tor ten yard gam. Once more the
princeton chs"rs rang out. hut Pendlc-
ton y advanc - blocked. so that another
goal trial from placement was decided
upon. Ballou caught the pass and held
the ball IN place. but this time the Yale
forw art.s broke through with such fierce
ness that Pcndleton's kick was blocks.d
BROOKS Was after II like Hash lie made
Two OF ,hree Wild grabs Tor " and hnaiiy
ss,oppen as u bounded from the nirf
ne han Clear fsid Tor a touchdowh Dut
before he hsd got INTO his stride Ellis
worm came up behind ana catching him
Nv IN" collar, threw him down ia the
centre of the field
YALE SCORE COMING
Tha, WA n,rr,,. TO- pr;,,..,o,
and =, srrwh.r.. ,h., .sa!,.r,..n, - ~
tens. yaia.a ayyrc-.;y ~. :. 40 .howiy
I'm, sur.iv .h,Itn. ~. c,nGJ.rc. II
pr,ncs,on and ~, att, mai, anJ
AZ NJ ri ,ra's.. .Sr's, -. n S,n,.a
,hs,. m. tmr,h.r .,, ianns ns ,h. &c.
80 - 49,. -, pa.',,',nr a,,.h,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

HOwe's reach and the goal trial va
lost. BsIt the score was To . In fAvos
of Yale. and Princeton's hopes we're n
n low ebb
On Ballous kickoff Baker caught ths
ball foot from HIS goal line and ran
back twenty yards. Howe punted "a
Ballou and Skully nailed him in the centre
Of the field. Sal-'s defence could NOT
he daunfed. so Ballou kicked and Baker
made n neat catch on fMies 10 yard
,nark; howe ried 20 SKIRT me lett END;
y" pnn.s,u,P rss .ruias 10 ne Pun,sh
r,,, !, 80 R.o,n VI. "a ~. anu ni,.. 80 70
w;;,, ~ - ,Ss nnn,, IL
49, ons hnu ,e oi p1nou reg.
sr'.rn...d , ' ,r' s'an, a uu, ne
" ar;ani n as I
:. ~'"s W ''''e'o" ID '"'
r"N'h'oN "Ah
On "A fake kick Sparks garnered four
yards. bun lal.'s defence was too much
OF good thing ard Bsllou promptly
punted. Howe kicked the ball back.
and IN series Of Ineffective advances
tn. Tigers surrendered the ball on downs
on their n yard line. Baker ard Kistler
could do nothing in attack and for a
momert time was called while Dunlap gave
gave way to Wight
Then came Capt Days goal trial.
which il IL had been successful would
have made him one OF Yale's heroes
Standing on Princetons q yard line
he received Morris's long pass and made
a superb drop kick. The wind was with
him and ~ the ball sped through the
air the crowd watched its flight with
brea thless expectancy. For q moment IL
seemed a. il il would sail clear over the
cro-shar. but the gale veered il to the
left and il struck one Of the posts Q
CHANGING blow which curved IL back onto
the gridiron.
IrcKY FOR PRINCETON
!, ,, o. ,,.,,,ohh.,L
., - h,cL Tor ~. J.r..,r ,',i,p;,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
THE GAVE ~ DETtJI.
How Vale Wasn't seatrn. After ~. and
the Tiger. FaIlesI.

now =urrit-- and freezing gales cut no
fgur" win 'h" ATTENDANCE. More ihnn
-r."u r"r.' NJ A"ck'i into thI- little town
c"ruirg from New York and Philadelph, a
over 'n' !snnsylS ala Railroad IN spl.n
d'dy managed spocial trains When all
th' -N"lNf.'"-. hs4"iIet lunches and meal.
." '.' .rr.ur huu-'+. hyd b.s.n consume. 4
IN" .' cured into h" aroma N a -f.a,ly
-tr"t'I srll an fh" -"at- w"r" prr-Ip,oI
lrr' 7- Nh" rl.li kick"r- came o,I, ,p.n
~" p" Tod 2rirrpu
-r.I h.rurin" hl"s from rha n.rtb
Snh a. apr Daily won tbs tass Tor Yale: no
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

Conhr usd on Ssrsn,h Page.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-01
Commodore Rogers Il. GaII.

The funeral of Commodore Rog-
ers Harrison Gait took place Sun
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock from the
home on Freemason street. He was
buried in Elmwood cemetery with
Naval and Masonic honors. After
the services at the house. conducted
by the Rev. Z. P. Miner. the casket
was borne to the hearse by marines.
preceded by the Naval band and
several hundred sailors under the
command of Captain Reynolds. fol-
lowed by the members of the local
Masonic lodge and the honorary
pallbearers. The funeral cortege
proceeded with muffled drum beat
to Elmwood cemetery where the
burial took place with Masonic rites.
The casket was draped with a naval
ensign and on top of this was laid
the dead officers sword. The
funeral was largely attended and
there were numerous beautiful floral
offerings. A committee from the
Board of Trade, Of which the de-
ceased was a member. was present.
A number of friends who did no,
enter the house, stood with barred
heads in the drizzling rain as the
coffin passed from the house. The
honorary pallbesrers were as fol
lows: w. T. Cooke. K. l. Wigg.
George Coxon. William Waller. c.
Dewitt and J. (. Davis. The ae-
tive pallbearers were eight marines. -
Mondays Landmark.
Commodore Gait was wen-knowr
here, he being a brother of Mr.. r
w. Gait and Miss Annie Gait. OF
this city. One daughter. Miss Mary,
is how abroad with Misses Annie
and Mary Ware Calf. Commodore
Gait was greatly esteemed by al
who knew him here.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-01
Special Session September I.

Judge ID. G. Tyler has changed
the date of the special session Of
Circuit Court at which the case Of
Commonwealth vs.. Cloves will be
tried, from September Sth to Sept.
Tth. Court. therefore. will convene
Wednesday instead of Monday. as
announced. The Sth is Labor Day.
and those who expect TO 90 on ex-
cursions are glad the date of the
.convening of court has been advanc-
&C.
r. NJ. Lett. a widely known New
port News lawyer. has been engag
ed to assist the lawyers in the de
fence. The others retained to de
fend Cloves are Frank ArmisteaC
and B. d. Peachy. Everything vii
be in readiness for trial. so far a
as the Commonwealth is concerned
and it is thought the defence will als'
| be ready.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-01
Confusion Over School Books.

Confusion prevails throughout
the educational system OF the state
on account of the fact that the con-
tracts for books to be used in the
public schools this year have not
been signed by the publishers.
J. D. Eggleston. superintendent
of public instruction. cannot tell
when the books adopted last May
for use the coming session will be
available.
The incorporated companies con-
cerned in the attorney general 5
ruling do not think they have been
treated fairly. because of the fact
that in. the secret bid" competition
for the sale of books, bids were
made against partnership concerns
wko are not required to pay an en-
trance fee for selling books in Viz
ginia.
They also claim that they should
have been advised. before the bids
were made. that it would DC neces-
sary for them to pay the extra tax.
The new amended contracts have
been sent cut by the attomey-gener-
al for the consideration of the pub
fishers. Several weeks ago he sent
the publishers copies of the law
bearing on the case and wrote let
ters to each advising them that be-
fore they could sell books in the
state they would have TO pay the
regular entrance fee tax to the State
| Corporation Commission
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-01
Mr.. Ball May Leave Williamsburg.

Mr.. z. II. Ball. of the Piedmont
& Tidewster Land Co.. may leave
Williamsburg. He has been offer
&c fine position as manager OF the
real estate department of a Real
Estate, Banking & Trust Co.. Of
Jacksonville. and branch office in
Washington. y. {.
While Mr.. Ball has not decided
definitely what he viii do. be is
aware of the fact that this is a very
fine offer. and one that is worthy OF
consideration. He has built up q
good business here in the insurance
and real estate lines and is 10th tc
dispose Of it. The company which
is trying to secure his services l.
composed Of prominent mcn, amonl
them Congressman and wealth,
citizens Of the state.
His many friends here would re
gret very much to see him leave th
town for good. but are glad 10 kno'
his abilities are appreciated an
that his services are IN demand.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-01
Virginia State Fair.

The fifth annual exhibition OF the
State Fair Of Virginia at Richmond.
October Sd to Sth. 1910. is to be
bigger and better than ever. Every
farmer in Virginia who wants &c ex
hibit at this big Fair. can have a
copy of the Premium List. a hand
some book of l4S pages. free OF
cost. by sending postal card to
Virginia State Fair Association,
Mutual Building. Richmond. Va.
The books of entry will close
positively as follows;
September 14th. Horses, Cattle,
Sheep. Swine. Implements and Ma.
chinery. Dairy. Horticultural Prod
ucts. Flowers. Domestic Manufac
lures. Arts. etc.
September 17th. Farm Products.
September 10th. Poultry.
September 2lst. Dogs.
Immediate application VIII brinl
the Premium List and entry blank
to any address in Virginia. Exhibit
ors will assist the management i
making the Fair a greater success
than ever by sending in their entrie
as early as possible.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-01

There have been a good many
melons shipped from here this sea
son.
The farmers seem to be putting in
a heavy crop of fall potatoes.
Mr. Percy Hotze has rented Tas-
xmas and is moving his family
there.
Miss Minerva Walker. of Charles
City. who attended school here the
past two sessions. viii come again
this session and be with Mrs. w. G.
Farinholt.
Mr.. Preston Jennings, assistant
cashier of the Peninsula Bank. is II
Newport News on a pleasure trip.
On fox hunt last Saturday weei
two hounds belonging to Mr.. R. B
Geddy and Plum Saunders. follow
ed the fox into a hole in a mar
bank and couldn't get out The,
were valuable dogs and the owner
were greatly worried. Men worker
hard. digging at least forty feet j
q the bank. They finally reached on
. OF them who had dug long distanc
q himself. The other was twelve fe'
farther in a cave which had a dee
Il
] pool of water init. They rescued bot
D and stopped the mouth of the cav
J. but the fox came out. Eightee
{ men worked the last day.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-01
Taking a Bee Tree at ROSbuJ.

Roxbury, Va Aug. 29.-This
little town was thrown into a state
of excitement a few nights ago when
about 10 o'clock several shots were
heard some distance from this place
and cries for help went out on the
still midnight air that made those
who were awake get busy and
those who had early retired wake up
badly frightened.
1t seems several young men had
located bee tree on the land of a
farmer who never allows & tree to
be cut.
AT 8 o'clock Messrs. c. D. Binns.
the young merchant at this place.
and Mr.. Williams the new operator
who is filling the position for Mr..
J. @. Mccain. who is off for 80
days, and young Whit Tunstall and
Eddie Adams with bucket, light
and AK. started to get the honey.
Young Williams was put in a posi-
ton TO watch for the land owner.
A certain signal was to let the
choppers know SO they might escape
All went along nicely. When tn,
hee was about to fall three shots
were fired in quick succession clos,
to Young Williams. Murder
murderl" were the first word
spoken by Young Williams. Pleas
do not kill me, for my mother
sake" Young Williams tried Il
run. but got entangled in a bria
patch, then barb wire fence, beinl
stranger in a strange place, fol
lowed by an irate farmer. Tn
young mans cries were pitiful i
the extreme. He was left by hi
frightened friends, as he supposed, t
die. After the excitement was over
and three hours search. Youn
Williams was found lying face dow
in the briars. His prayers for de
liverance would have done credit {
any preacher. The sight was
frightful one, as the young man
clothes were torn in shreds, hand
and face lacerated and bleeding, a
done by the cruel briars and bar
wires. Now say honey or bee tre
to Young Williams. and it is a foc
race or a fight.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-01
How TO Avoid Typhoid Fever.
Board of Health Bulletin J


Do not go into the room of a
person suffering from typhoid fever
unless il is necessary.
Do not eat or drink anything that
has been in the slightest way con
nected with a typhoid patient.
See that your windows and doors
are protected by fly screens; par
tieularly your kitchen and dining
room.
See that your water supply is pure.
If you have reason to think it sus-
picious. boil the water used foI
drinking purposes and keep il in
bottles.
See that your plumbing is al
right, and if you have a dry closet,
have it covered with lime and earth
and try to keep it screened from
flies.
If you have reason to believe thzl
your neighbor. who has typhoid a
MS home, is not taking the propel
precautions. notify the local health
board. because his neglect is no
only a menace to his own home,
out 70 those about him.
See that the Eilk you use is clean.
has been kept from flies and has no.
been handled where there is typhoid
fever.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-01
Tournament at Yorktown.

A fitting tournament will be one Of
toe opening attractions at the cele-
bration at Yorktown next moth.
The tournament viii be held on
October 18th. No entrance fee VIII
be required and valuable prizes viii
be given the successful knights and
TO the queen and her ladies. The
dancing OF the Virginia reel on
the green will be a feature of the
ball that viii follow.
This tournament viii be one of
the numerous features of October
18th at Yorktown, which will be
known as Thomas Nelson Day.
the next day being the One Hundred
and Twenty ninth Anniversary oi
the surrender of Lord Cornwalli
and his British troops to Genera
| Washington at Yorktown on Octob
er 70. 1871. The great historic
event viii be appropriately celebra,
ed. ander the joint auspices Of th
Yorktown Historical Society of th
| United States and the Society o
Descendants of the Signers OF tn
Declaration of Independence.
It is reported a committee will wa
on President Taft. at Beverly and as
him to make the principal addre:
at Yorktown on October 18th.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-01
IN MEMORIAM

OF Willie Allen Marston, son ol
D. w. and A. <. Marston. who
entered into life eternal Aug. %,
1900. age 70 years.
Human hands tried to save him,
Sighs and tears were all in vain.
For the angels came and bore him
From this weary world of pain.
Forget theel Oh. when life shall
cease
To thrill this heart of mine.
And not Ill then can ] forget
One look or word Of thine.
Mother
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-01

hr. Albert Irwin. who is hous
fron Panama for a few monshss
sszt. says thar living expenses in tbs
Canal Zone do not seem to be mach
higher than in the States. He Is n
the mercantile business in Panama.
Mr.. Thomas. his soR-in-law. has
gone down TO take charge CT the
business while Mr.. krvin il I'd horas.