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, NO. 3.KI BIG MEN MET AT LAST►osevelt and the )f Germany.ON AT BERLINANOTHER TRAGEDY.Tam' Causes Of-prive Too Late t Visitor. • Angry.f.—Theodor* Roose-international peace stick, and Kaiser pe’s strenuous war for the first time, th of Edward VII sial plans for the former President of «, the Kaiser gave welcome.a arrival here from Roosevelt, accom-nily, was whisked state at Potsdam, were received with ttle show of form-first question the r asked Mr. Roose-»rd to his health, throat, explaining torts had been cur-Mr. Roosevelt re-i suffering from a idden by the doc-iroat, he felt com-He characterized es as ‘ 'nonsense. ’ ’ he Roosevelt party ation here was the the most remark-38 Berlin has ever barnlike structureAmherst Man Kills Sweetheart and Shoots Himself.Amherst, May 10.—News has jus been received here that John Going a young man residing near Allens Creek, shot and killed a Miss Ban ton, daughter of F. I,. Banton, yes terday evening.Miss Banton was riding in buggy with a brother of young Going at the time she was shot. JGoing, after shooting Miss Banton, turned the pistol on himself, inflicting a probably fatal wound.Going had been paying attention to Miss Banton and it is supposed that jealousy or unrequited affection was the cause of the rash act.MI8S ROLLER WEDS TODAY.Brilliant Reception Last Night—Stag Dinner at Kavanaugh.Today at noon the marriage of Miss Margaret Stuart Roller and Dr. John ICgerton Cannsday, of Charleston, W. Vs., will be solemnized at Emmanuel Episcopal church.Last night at the home of the bride, on South Main street, a brilliant reception was given by Gen. and Mrs. John E. Roller, at whioh large number of persons, including many from a distance, were in attendance. The entire lower floor was thrown open to the reception of the guests. The decorations consisted of spruce pine and Southern smilax, with a color scheme of pink and green in the dining room. Purple flags here and there varied the effect. The reception lasted from 8:30 until a late hour.At six o'clock at the Kavanaugh Hotel, Dr. Cannaday gave a stag dinner to his groomsmen and ushers, the following being present: Dr.Douglas Roller, of Charles-on, W. Va. ; Dr. Albert A. Cannaday, of Roanoke, Va. ; Dr. William A. McMillan, of Charleston, W. Va. ; Dr. James H. Deyerle, Mr. Cornelius B. Williamson and Mr. Abner K. Fletcher, jr. the last three named of Harrisonburg.BIG APPLi FOEWill Be 50 Than EESTIMATE, IValue, $300 er Dangei Cold—G AuguiThe apple • this year will I than ever prod the county. . forecast of P. known local aj «iiy keeps hi an4T can be c what's doing 1 The biggest ■ the county, sa hat of 1906—£ the year’s outp numbers the s the pockets of 1 of 1910,howevei of 1906, and a c alaces the valui je gathered anc Expressed in crop will be 8,760 barrels; The housekeepe this out in peel it must be reir figures do not the vast quan sumed at home to estimate thii ranted that i eaten as are shi total output o orchards for thl
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Harrisonburg Daily News
Harrisonburg, Virginia, US
Wed, May 11, 1910
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