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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-10-12

The eleventh annual meeting OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance union
of Missouri was held at Sedalia, 200
delegates being present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
LAST GERMAN or THE rEaR.
Brilliant Social Event at WhnA"'N
Some of Those Present.

NJ mo
vvIrTJANsRURG. VA, Dec. Z5'-9pe-
c,al THE last german OF the year wac
given AT Cameron Hall last nish0 ps =
Wnllam and Mary German CluD' Qui.e :
r,,,ober Of Young ladies and Sehueiii'A'
from a distance were present a,
Amone those present were MIS- il. W.
Lane. Jr., white silk, diamonds WIN WI
n l.. Henley. Jr.: Mrs. James -. Monc W. ~ 9
black lace pearls. with Mr.. \. H. heli ,',s ;
Misc Ella Moncure, OF Washington W.ii'e
oreandie. with Prof. Hugh ;. BRA Miss
Louise Henley, white organize win ."i
Harry Humphreys, of Atlanta, Ga; MISS
Iucv Rooth, lilac orgs ndie with Mr.. :.
Uenburn OF Hanover; Miss Mia SHlth'
white SIX. Marechal Neil roses, with MI
I w. Davies: Miss Emily Christian, Whlte
silk. with Mr.. George Booker, OF west
Point: Miss Pattie Morecock, white SILK
with Mr.. Robert {. Child, OF Richmohd'
Miss Virgie Armistead. yellow sllk' WIN
Mr. w. /. Robertson, OF Winchester; MISS
Mary Mcintire, OF Norfolk, pink organdle'
With Mr. c. W. Coleman, Jr.
Among the stays present were MT. Iaze-
wei Taylor, Page van r. Stires, ana oscar
Edwards Of Norfolk, Junius wilcox OF
Charles City, and Jack Brown, OF Ha'Ap-
ton.
prof. J. Lester Hall, Of the college
faculty, will next week attend the Asso-
ciation Of Modern Languages, which meets
In Washington.
Mr.. Howard +. Wynkorf, assistant en-
rineer at the Insane Hospital had the
misfortune to break his arm this morning.
lie was engaged in cleaning one OF the
pulleys upon which the dynamo belts run,
md by some means his arm was caught
under this belt. which is kept very teht,
and broken between the wrist and elbow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
THE CAsE or DIR. WAUGH.
The Wife Who Charges Maltreatment Was
Beautiful Mem Orleans Lady.


LfNCHBURG, VA, Dec. 23.-Special--
Ten or twelve years ago Miss Marie Las
Srappes. "a beautiful young Creole lady
from New Orleans. visited this city as
the guest Of her relatives, the Slaughter
family. While here she was very popular,
and among her many admirers WIS Alr.
". Nee. Waugh. promising young man,
who, having been left considerable means
by his deceased parents. was then rising
into prominence as a shrewd and careful
business man. lie had commenced his bust
ness career under NJ. Addison Davies, who
was one OF the best-known private bank
ers at the time I'm the State. After the
departure OF Davies from the city to New
York, Waugh made study OF the land
loan business. and became Identified with
several companies OF local Importance.
and Is now the secretary and manager OF
the Perpetual Land and Loan Company.
the most successful company OF the kind
that has ever been started here. He has
made very fine record in this business.
In the meantime. however he had gone
south and married Miss Las Strappes. and
returned to the city with his fair southern
bride. Three years ago he purchased
fine farm near the city limits and moved
his family out there. with the intention.
OF making the farm one OF the finest
suburban homes in this section. Here he
has made extensive improvements. and
though the place was somewhat dilapi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
REV. MR.. WALDROP,S CASE.
He Makes Statement Before n Church
Meeting -Resoiution of Confidence.

PROFIT, VA. Dec o. speclal.-At a
meeting Of Laurel Hin church, one day
last week. Rev L. l.. Waldrop. the
preacher whose case has attracted Soma
attention, made his statements on oath
ana then spoke one of his admirers saws
with energy with earnestness, with that
hash OF eye and ring of voice, and that
enthusiasm Of manner, which lifted him
almost 10 the heights of sublime elo-
quence." After the testimony, and before
the voting, Mr. Waldrop retired from the
building for the church TO DO what he
thought best. Resolutions were adopted
expressing the full confidence Of the meet
ing In their pastor.
The resolutions. among other tbings
say:
That as a mark OF love and respect.
we bear witness that Brother Waldrop
has within him the elements OF great
ness, which no obstacle can battle No
danger appal and which death alone
can destroy What IL does. he does
with his whole heart. might. and strength
ana he has iabored phtiringly for the
Lord and during the last fourteen wears
has made and baptized more converts
IMAM any preacher known 10 us amono
the Disciples in this State and our
church has more than doubled her NOM
bership under his preaching. DURING the
last three years having had fortv-six
converts. He WAS pastor OF Jerusalem,
church, King William county. Virginia
Tor the first seven years Of his minis,
try' ana all there speak I'm The most com
plimentary way OF him."
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dated when he purchased It, It Is now in
fine condition.
On Tuesday last Mr. Waugh was ar
rested on warrant sworn out by HIS
VIE, charging him with assault on her
ahd enid, with intent to MAIN. disfigure,
ana XIII. The wife had taken the children
ana repaired TO the home Of her friend.
Mrs. X. I. Lacy, wife of the collector OF
city taxes, where she has been since.
-Four OF the most prominent lawyers OF
the city Immediately volunteered their SER
vices TO the lady. and Messrs. Wilson Sc
Manson and Kirkpatrick & Blackford were
retained as her counsel.
on the morning following the arrest the
case was called and postponed until
o'clock I'm the afternoon. Mayor Yancey
refusing TO grant the prisoner bail. Four
O'Clock came and another postponement
was asked. which the Mayor granted,
and the accused was again remanded TO
jail. Eleven o'clock on Friday the case
was called once more, and The counsel
for Mr.. Waugh again asked for post
ponement This the Mayor refused. and
they waived examination, and the case
was sent on TO the higher court. Still the
Mayor refused the prisoner bail, but his
counsel finally succeeded in having him
brought before Judge Digges. of the Cor
poration Court, who released him on
5000 bail, his brother, DR.. r.. A. Waugh,
becoming his surety.
In the hearing before the Mayor, Mrs
Waugh, Mrs. Lacy. and Mrs. Craighill APP
peared. and were recognized for their
appearance before the higher court Mrs.
Waugh, after being sworn. turned, bowed
stialy 20 her husband, and left the court
Nothing positively authentic can be
learned az to the immediate causes that
led TO the arrest.
The impression prevails that the case
will not be tried. but viii probably be
compromised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
DIED ON THE ROADsIDE.
The v. M. L. Cadets 10 be Given a Big Din
ner To-daY-Their Hoxes Coming.

LEXINGTON, VA, Dec. 23-Special.-
The intermediate examinations at our in
stftutions are over, and very many Of the
students have gone home for the holidays.
ExMayor G. NJ. DOld is very I'll, and
there is but little hope of his recovery.
Tuesday night Grand Chancellor w. Il.
Mcleod, of the Grand Lodge, X. Of p,
will be here on an official visitation He
will be royalty entertained by Lexington
Lodge, No. 66.
Sam. Myers. a young white man, was
found one of our public roads near
here a few nights ago in a dying cOnd-
ton, and before medical aid could reach
him he died. What the trouble was could
not be determined. There was TO evidence
of any foul play. 1t seemed to be a case
Of heart failure.
This week. at the farm Of Capt. j. A.
Mcneil. there was a sale OF fine blooded
Aberdeen-Angus cattle. but the prices were
not at all in keeping with the grade Of
the stock
The Misses Pendleton. of Glasgow, have
arrived here TO spend the winter.
The cadets Of the V. NJ. ]. will be given
a big dinner tomorrow, and that the boys
Will do justice TO the occasion goes without
the saying. The express offices are piled
up with boxes for the boys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
LOSS BY THE VEST NORFOLK FEE.
The Lumber Company Lose About S45, 900.
Plant Msy Not BE Rebuilt

NORFOLK, VA, Dec. 3.-Special.-Th
fire last night utterly destroyed the plant
OF the West Norfolk Lumber Company.
The loss is estimated at from $4,000 to
81. 900
The Bay Lumber Company lost their
dry hlns, at a sacrifice of about $500.
and they credit the Norfolk boys with
saving the rest Of their plant, and to
them is also due the fact that the barrel
and fruit basket factory still stands in
tact.
Five two-story houses on Front street
two on Fourth street Among the first
Mr. Peck's store. with a full stock Of
goods. and the big barn. went up i'm the
flames. The wharves were burned and
part Of a long train of logs, with three
freight cars and three fiat cars, A. and
D., were destroyed The largg water
tower followed the line Of the rest This
cost $500. The total estimated loss is
about $4,000, and the insurance is only
$4,000. The lumber companies had no
insurance at all.
1t is hardly expected that the West
Norfolk Lumber Company will rebuild, as
their loss will doubtless cripple them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
Sal, Of Land stopped by Injunction.

LOUISA. VA. Dec. 23.-special.-An Of
the readers of the Times are saying
amen to every effort of that paper in
bringing out each and every piece Of
wrong-doing by the politicians. The sena-
torial candidates. were little thought Of
In our county. There was very general
disposition 70 acquiesce in the inevitable
after the surprise of the action of the
caucus was over.
The sale Of the land of Maj. William S.
Coleman. in the Green Spring neighbor-
hood, advertised for to-day under a deed
Of trust executed 20 William Watkins.
deceased, on on injunction STAYING sale.
was postponed on some tecl licality. thus
stopping the heirs from their money.
one plea for injunction is that at this
time land would sell at very low price
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
DIsfRIBU1ION TO CREDITORS
Trustees Of the Planters and Mechanics
Bank VIII Pay Two Per Cent Tuesday

PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. 23.-Special
Richard Banks, a negro, who was confined
In the county Jail OF Prince George. await
ing trial FOR larceny. and who made his
Is cape some weeks ago by burning ont
OF his cell, was captured a day or two
ego by DeputySherin O. j. Pulley. At
the time OF his arrest Banks was engaged
loading wood at Fort Powhatan for N.
Ii. Burrows
The trustees OF the Planters and Me-
chanics Bank. Messrs. William b. Nc
llwaine and Robert Gillian, which failed
some years ago, will commence on Tues
day next, In the Mayors Courtroom. 10
make a distribution Of per cent to the
creditors OF the bank.
The Petersburg SAVINGS and Insurance
Company OF which Major Fred II. Scott
OF Richmond. Is president has declared
It's regular seni-annual dividend of 81
Per cent Tree OF taxes). out OF the net
earnings for the past six months
The soup-house on Tabb street was
opened this morning. and double rations
'for to-day and tomorrow, consisting of
Hup, bread and molasses. were issued.
About one hundred and fifty persons were
served. Many who applied could not be
served, as they had no tickets.
The commisslon-house OF AIR. S. ]. Hurt.
ON Old street. was entered by burglars
last night through rear window. The
robbers carried on box OF butter and
several chickens and turkeys
Mrs. w. B. Bagby. OF Brazil, win ad-
dress meeting of ladies only at the
Nest-End Baptist church Tomorrow af-
ternoon at O'Clock. Al night Rev. MIR.
Bagby will address mass-mesting al q Re
slrst Baptist church.
~ accordance WITH his usual custom
ana generosity. Postmaster Suth Boiling
to-day gave 10 each OF the employees al
he post-onlce large. Tat turkey.
To-day Master James w. Hawkins. Jr
sen Of Mr.. J. ". Hawkins. mailing
sierk az the post-ofice. was accidentally
Shot with an air-rife by a companIon
named Joseph Carter. The two BOYS were
shooting az target. and as Carter raised
the rifle II was prematurely discharged
the ball striking Hawkins, who was stand
Ing near the target. IN the thigh. intiicting
very painful wound The bali mas NOT
yet beer found.
Mr.. James Hall. OF Prince George coun-
~, was In the city to-day.
Mr. shurman Hswthorne win leave 70
morrow evening tor Dinwiddie county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
CONVENIENCE !!
oOoooooooOooooooooooooOooO

The telephone was recognized
at the start as meeting a popular
demand.
No other invention was ever so
rapidly adopted none has proved
more indispensable Each sue
ceeding year has only demon
strated the convenience. EXpe-
rience teaches the great economyj
a saving Of time and labor so
great that the statistics on the
subject are almost incredible.
Nineteen thousand conversations
per day In Richmond alone. You
can calculate what a saving in
time this means.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

her hair escaping with half dishevelled
grace from meath Jaunty riding hat,
her checks rosy and radiant. fiom the
caresses Of the wind. he has yet 10 look
on her in one Of her happbest moods, and
most bewitching attitudes.
Maid of Honor.
Some of the details Of the coming cere-
rnonial may interest your readers, and
will anticipate them
Miss May Phillips, daughter OF Cap
tain Samuel w. Phillips OF this county.
is TO be the maid Of honor. and Honorable
II. u. Flord. the Impetuous and brainy
young senator, from Appomattox. and a
nephew Of Senator Foulkner. the best man
The brides maids VIII be Lucy Tabb.
Annie Chrisman. and Mamie Watkins. OF
Hampton. Lulie Critchcr. Of Alexandria,
Amelia Pearson. Of Kentucky. May Foulk-
Ter, of West Virginia, Elsie and May
Love. of Winchester.
The groom's other attendants will be
Knitted States Senator Dubois. Congress
man john ID. Pendleton. and y. d. Gibson.
Joe Chiffon, and Pcyton r.. Harrison, Of
West Virginia; Livingstone Whiting, n
brother OF The bride, and William Sprone,
OF Virginia.
The Chorus Girls.
The following chorus girls, local friends
or MISS whiting, VINO nave been practic-
ing under Professor Rathburn for several
weeks. will sing Lohergrin's Wedding
March; Kate Tabb Susie Jones. Eliza
Tabb. Emily and Adlie Moody. Matte
Jones, Lou Sinclair. and lima Won Schil-
ling.
Ushers; Tom and Eldred Jones George
Young. Charles Marrow Taylor Ham, ana
Worsham Hodglns. of Hampton, Nj.
Swartz, Of Baltimore, and Conrad H.
Simms. the Senator's private secretary.
Ribbon-holders. Mackie ind Lilben
Young, Mary Whiting. Paul Tabb. Harry
Whiting and Tom Price.
Professor Rathburns' orchestra will fur
nish the music.
The Ceremony.
The ceremony will be followed by a re-
ception az the residence Of Captain w. c.
Whiting. the brides father the repast for
which VIII be furnished by Harris, the
well-known Baltimore caterer.
After the reception, the Senator and his
bride VIII take government steamer
for Norfolk. whence they viii proceed by
private car 10 Florida.
Twenty-three hundred invitations will be
Issued. and Mr.. Simms, the Senator's
private secretary. has been here for sew
efal days. addrissipg them.
The ceremony will be performed by Rev
{. b. Bryan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

"A talk on negro lore in the South"
says yesterdays Baltimore sun, was
given by Rev. William CowardiD. of Loyo-
la College. at the meeting OF the United
Catholic Literary Association last night.
He spoke OF the value of studying the folk
lore OF the eoiored people, and recited
several selections in negro dialect. Reel
tations were also given by NJ. j. Lauer,
Jr.. and W. j. Gallery. Addresses were
made by Rev Edmund Didler and Rev.
Francis Il. Doory."
Rev. Father Cowardin Is q brother OF
Colonel c. OBJ. Cowardin. OF the Dispatch,
and Is well known in Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
v,ere h. win ,Dend the holidays with

where he will spend the holidays with
friends.
Messrs. Maynard and Benjamin Bootn'
Of this city, students az Randolph MACON
College are here spending the holidays.
Mr.. II. {. LashIey. proprietor of the
Southern Hotel. who has been on visit
10 friends IN Bedford county, Pa. has re-
turned so the city.
Miss Jessie Boisseau will leave to-mor-
row for Ia Cross. Mecklenburg county
to spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. waverly Daniel. OF Man man,
chester. arrived here to-day, and "m
sp,nd the holidays with the parents VI
Mrs. Daniel, in Prince George couh'y.
Mr.. A. c. Milhado, Of Norfolk - ne'e
on a visit to fTiends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

ELLERSON. VA, Dec. % Special
Mr.. A. Il. Ellerson had the misfortune
10 lose several stacks OF oat-straw a
few days ago by fire. The fire caught
from the carelessness Of one Of the
hands, who was working in the field.
There was considerable talk about a
meteor Wednesday 1t was seen by a
number of persons about daybreak, and
left n bright streak I'm the sky. that could
be seen until sunrise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
Results Of the Races.
The summaries are as follows:

ne EUIIIITIdIIEo dIt % IVIIVWHf
First race-hve-eighths OF a mile, SELL
ing. three-year-olds.-Gre Pruitt first,
Dixie y. second, It'd Bits third Time,
/ :O3.
Second race-fve and a half furlongs,
selling. r-olds-Winnle Davis first,
Morning Glory second, Avon Dor third.
Time. 1:lOle.
Third race-one mile, selling.-Queen
Bird first Big Enough second, Jim Henry
third Time, 147A.
Fourth race-six furlongs selling, three
year-olds.-Jack Lowell first, ST. Pancras
second Josie ID. third. Time, 1:23.
Fifth racs-One-mile handicap. all ages
Tasca first, Fa Juive second Wedgefield
third. Time. 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
ESCAPED From 4 sHERIFF.
Temple Snow Proposed to Eat Hiz Turkey
Al Hnma and .Inmn ID al Frnm a Train

BEDFORD CITY, VA, Dec. 23.-Spe-
cial.-Temple Snow a white man, mailing
from Pittsylvania, is charged with break
ing into the residence of Jesse Pollard,
near here. several days since and stealing
considerable property. He was arrested
at Chatham, and Deputy-Sheriff Wright
was sent after him. Snow evidently had
no intention Of spending his Christmas in
duress. Soon after the return trip, yes
ferday. he requested permission TO go into
the closet, and watching a favorable op-
portunity, as the train pulled out of
Evington, he locked the door and escaped
through the window. He has not been
recaptured. although the deputy sheriff
spent all night hunting for him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
Pretty buckingham Wedding.

BUCKINGHAM G. H., Dec. ss.-speclal
Ihere was very pretty marriage here
on the night OF the 2lst IN the Methodist
Episcopal church. The contracting mar
ties were Mr.. Eddie Gillian and Miss
BERTHE Gillian. The bride was gowned
IN white silk with the regulation bridal
vsii' The ceremony was impressively and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
Sore Throat.

For sore throat there is nothing bet.
ter than flannel bandage dampened with
Chamberlains Pain Balm. 1t will nearly
always effect cure In one nights time
This remedy Is also a favorite for rheu-
matism and has cured many very severe
cases. 70 cent bottles for sale by owens
q Minor Drug Company. p. NJ. slauxh-
ter. II. p. Reeves & Co.. II. q. Forst-
mann.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
JOY 10 YOU. Gentlemen.

The Times received a most enjoyable
Christmas present In the shape Of
keg OF beer. This acceptable present
was presented by the Bergner and Engel
Brewing Company. II is needless to say
II was heartily enjoyed. and many were
the happy toasts drunk To the health OF
the generous donors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

ROANOKE, VA, Dec. 23.-Special.-
VIII Mead. one OF the colored men who
we're shot last night while stealing chick
ems on the Garst farm. about three miles
from here. died this morning. This Is the
second death resulting from that chicken
raid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
A Winston Panrr Sned far IihnI

WINSTON, N. c., December 23.-spe-
clai.-Jac1es S. Redo Of Rldgeway. va.
has entered suit here against Editor W.
+. Burbank, of the Sentinel, for libel
claiming damages 10 the amount OF SO 900
by publication In the Sentinel a year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

beautifully performed by Rev. A. j. s.
Rice
The bride is the Accomplished daughter
OF Mr. John Branch Gilnam' ana 'he
groom q thrifty young farmer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

The Races at New Orleans. aud Entries For
Christmas Day.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Dec. 3.-The
condition at the fair grounds to-day was
perfect. and consequently the sport was
nne. The attendance was 800. Three
favorites won and the public came out
far ahead Of the bookies. In the first
race, Dixie ID. and Green Pruitt were
the favorites. the latter being first choice
when they went 10 the post The start
was good. but the two favorites soon
led, and il was a hard race to the finish
between them. Pruitt won by half a
length with Dixie eight lengths in front
Of lid Bits. Winnie Davis took the purse
In the second race, a length in front OF
Morning Glory, who was half a length
ahead Of Avon DOro. The third was
Queen Birds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
Lots OF Money.

She was a 1-to-2 favorite, and carried
lots Of money Big Enough got away
first and led 10 the stretch, with Marissa
second, but Queen Bird forged ahead
under a pull, and won by a length, Big
Enough a length in front OF Jim Henry.
Jack Lowell played at 10 1, won the
fourth race easily, though st. Pancras
led most Of the way, and beat Josie D.,
the favorite. a length for the place. Bo-
reals was second choice, but got a poor
start. and was never heard from. In the
selling Of the winner, Lowell was bid
up from $500 TO $1,000, and his owner
William Lowell. bought him In at that
price. The handicap was one Of the pref
test races ever run on this track. Ia
Juive got away first, and led by two
lengths up 10 the stretch, when Tasca
came up. At the finish Tasca was a nose
I'm front of Fa Juive who was a head
in front Of Wedgehed. Coronet. the favo-
rite was beaten for third place by nose,
and Maggie Beck was only a half length
behind him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT.
APPROACHING hAERTdGE or SEN
hroR FhULkyER 10 MINIS WHITING.
Arrangements or the wedding-Nameso OF
some Of the Attsndants-Ihe br'"e
an Expert and Fearless Rider

HAMPTON, VA. Dec. @I.-The mar
rage OF Miss Virginia whiting and sena-
Tor Faulkner. which Is 10 take place at
o'clock on Wednesday evening. January
3D.. promises 70 be the most brilliant az
fair OF the kind ever celebrated within
old 81. Johns church, whose walls nave a
history OF nearly two-and-a-half centuries,
and could they speak would, doubtless.
unfold many interesting tales OF love and
marriage.
BY reason OF the popularity and social
prominence OF one party TO the coming
event and the high official character OF
she other the fashionable set hereabouts
Is big with expectation. and the provincial
mind is filed with vague and vast ideas
OF the affair, some OF which border on the
ludicrous. as sample current gossip
was that President and Mrs Cleveland
would be present, and that the neighbor-
hood was being secured 70 secure Tour
Ynilk-yhite steeds 10 convey them 10 ana
from the church These provincial exag-
ceratlons, n they have reached her ears,
though somewhat annoying, must be
equally amusing to the fair bride-eiect,
who Is q bright handsome. sensible Birl
of the best Virginia type.
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Pond of Dogs and Horses.

Like Amelia Rives, she Is FOND or dogs
and horses. an expert and fearless fluer'
and II the Senator has never seen her 'as
the writer has) returning from a foX-hunt,
her dark eyes sparkling with excitement,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

her hair escaping with half dishevelled
grace from meath jaunty riding hat,
her checks rosy and radiant. fiom the
caresses Of the wind. he has yet TO look
on her in one Of her happbest moods, and
Lnr,.lf him. o. tif1idoa