The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-23

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RATuRAI BEIDGE HOTEL, VA July 15.-AI-
ceravery tircsome march. which lasted nearly
all dav the Richmond LIGHT infantry Blues
rsocbod Natural Rri3re NJ 1910 this morning
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Lee camp Ieluhine' AN ieNlub''D ~ 9'"i' i"4
this point early IN tho morning. The march
inha,.orsde IVA. extremely hard and uncorn
- -. .h. ,.,.,-.-s s,o,4 ,t r;tbo,,
i"''"u.e ""' va"
any diifcuity
Everybody was deeply impro ed with tie
great enthusiasm shown br the people of
lexington. They had expected large crowd.
but certainly the many thousands Of visitors
were far more than they bad looked for
Every church Sunday school and numerous
other buildings had been transformed into
diuiug-rooms, bat Is was uof very late in the
day before the provisions cave ont.
.rtrr vrre COT 1lr>cr,
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NR'n Vle P'0.,9so" 5.56 -7 ''i'eu, ei
s.'lI " az ..,. 80 l.,. ',,J rctI, bn4
crackers and ice cream was left over As
consequence thoasana- o., e1osI1o,s,s 4 na4
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le9p'o' LOT De'4l" ie'-H.' t
IAnrohI 1epot ii'l- 0'0'N -1 i.1 IT,
usv. Eve.y trblh NNich "i'i4 .ADii'- .h' 'l'-
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return nome 1e''rs ll D'' come .. ''..'',
SUI ah lAr plhi, 'IiH1 "i .A, ."I WEI
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ACCIDENTS fFARFi.
In many instances ~ appears 10 oe miracle
that accidents Were, avoided BY the over
'is ,,e-e owerlo.s 10 cone with the ocea.
AN NJ information could be obtained from
a.. az ~ tho leavina time & fhe Trains
TIey vore seriouslv handicapped Dry the fact
tLet there is only one track which
r,..ots o'@ e,inoton with tbr ncx+ .te-
tior et The foot of tho mountains
4ssoon as a train was hacked with people
jt sfarted III but no one could tell how far
ibe ionrney would be continued NE Blues
Ie5 ENGAGED two cottages II Natural Bridge
al5 o,Aessted 70 ~ ieeye on tb1 horo'k rrsin
9. orl,,ro tn, left +boir rendezvous af f.
,-.ioob M r. uat NOT uuti, after o'clock
h4f.r4fhe train started The crowd on the
60 ,,..s ;,,,,,a,so and the -i,ecl8l cars for
tte ll.'es cl,,iG ori, bo reserved by the plac-
iD,, ~ ,,,.rgis et each door,
THF bridge REACHED AZ LAsI
Thor. wa. considerable dasv o, tbe WAY
and - ,,as r.ot Yirfil fr-f5p M whom thc de-
- q, So-n,si 1r;5,a D,,s r,arbe5 Frorn
- tls men had ~ march aboiit TWO and
bsIf miles - tLe hotel blt II was 1880 A N.
before The end of the trip Lad been reached
The band PLAYED when the Blues
arrived and many of the guests greeted
them from the porchos Several telegraph
r,eeaagee had been sent in REGARD 90 the arri-
val but failed T. reach their destination in
time The dining room vas kept open until
lip NJ but then the ARRIVAL was no longer
looked f.r
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For TINS reason tne Di1es 80. loI o'.ge , '''I 10
NJ for the loss at breakfast this morning.
The treatment on the part of the hotel pe0-
A.. ID.
Soon after breakfast the mombers OF the
company. visited the Natural iircgo and
other attractions 10 the vicinity. At noon
the Blues band gave a. concert IN tire dalcns
pavilion, which was greatly appreciated 'E
large crowd.
Lee Camp broke ranks Tor tne tIlp az Lex
ington last night. but about oue-haI OF the
members decided 70 visit TIE RaluI@ bilase
Delote Ie1uIIillE n iii3 s09 ~. -
the night at their headquarters in the jackson
c~urch Sunday school room. They reached
the hotel here after considerable delay, about
p NJ. After dinner the members visited
the Natural Bridge and other points.
The members Of lee Camp and the Fines
LETT tonight for home. and will reach Rich
mond about o'clock in the morning.
Messrs II. + Tompkins Charles Neither
and +. N. Long yesterda, lett Lexington on
their wheels for a trip to the Peaks Of Otter
but after making about ten miles they had to
give mp their trip on account of the had
condition of the roads. They partially
chahgeu the prosra me ana oec-nVu 10 @ @''siC
"a 80 Tis ta-,,1 ,Se, Started
-, S,arntDn Sr 1yclino tom nom there
o., iii 80 ,-l ~ ~ e,iTo Tha, e.oect IN
s,r W. -. nc iia-,t te, ds-
'e'''" w '''' 80
The Unvening Aftermath.
1,vr,c-o,, Y, r,,y % -fcpecial !. After
tbe eres. 1ev restor,iav the t.,tp is compare
t,vei,, orief II last ni.,bt drurn and fife and
10y Hule.' a. --o1 -i' - - 4b. an
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poafahce OF hunter I"4- ..>,...
DAGe more az me ooiOI al iiii l bo-S
plel Ine eye we iIalHs We a. 50N0i"' - .io'.o