Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
OLD POINT COMFORT.
DENTISTS ARE NUMEROUS
fhsy Practice on The Teeth Of Soldiers
from tho Fort Personal Items
OF Interest

OLD POINT COMFORT. August A.
Especial. 1.-THE Point IS swarmng with
members OF the dental associations. now
here for their annual conventions and
you can make no mistake IN addressing
most any man you meet as Doctor"
They are a fne-lookiug Lody OF men, and
like Falsta1. appear TO ''live well and IN
good compass"
The boys In the garrison are having
quite a picnic with the dentists. They
have called for subjects on which TO ex-
pertinent, and all those who desire It can
have tooth filed or pulled free OF
charge. in order to show Off the latest de-
signs IN tools manufactured for thel,
purposes. 1T Is not often the boys Ord
such snap, and they arc making the
most OF 1t.
The three associations will not conclude
their sessions until Late next week.
The training ships Monongahela and
Bancroft returned to Hampton Roads
about noon yesterday for mail and sup
plies. They remain here until Monday.
when they go out for ten-days' cruise.
after which they return with the cadets
TO Annapolis. Tse boys come ashore In
platoons. and are having nice time
dancing with the yo ung ladies'. who. In
this instance at least are In the MINORITY
THE OLD COMMONS.
Tho Old Dominion Fishing Club. which
was organized seventeen years ago. ar
rived here ON Wednesday last en- route
for Cobb's Island and other points on
the coast. There have been a number Of
changes In the club since It's organization.
but the good fellowship, which led to Its
formation is still retaired
Governor Mathews, OF Indiana, accom-
panied by his daughter, are at the n.y.
geia, enjoying the sea-breezes, and
also the land-breezes stirred up by
the dental associations. The Governor
takes the House side OF the tariff ques-
ton. and hopes TO see them win.
Lieutenant George Montgomery. recently
promoted TO the Ordnance Corps. has been
ordered 10 report at West Point as In
structor IN chemistry September LIST. lie
left Thursday for Newport. where he
xiI enjoy a months vacation before the
trouble commences.
Lieutenant w. II. Hamilton left Tues
day for Brooklyn. to join his iamlly'
and will spend Il month in the Adiron-
dncks before reporting at Reno, New,
for college duty.
Lieutenant NJ Gray ZalinsN. Second
Artillery. and wife left yesterday for
Eoston and will spend month In the
White mountains. He then joins Llsht
Battery + at Fort Riley.
A number OF the other student oiilcers
have applied for leave. but Colonel FRANK
has decided to keep them here untli 'he
new class reports for IL two years course,
which will be on or before September
LIST.
DOWN FROM NORFOLK.
nd
T. H. Sullivan. of the Montgomery. and
Cadet q. l.. Il. stone. OF the Raleigh
were down from Norfolk during the week,
Mr.. William H. Kimberly left Monday
for an extended trip North during whlch
he will visit his daughters. Mrs. Lieu
tenant Clifford. at Portland Me; Mfs,
Andrew Hazelhurst. at Chicago ana
Mrs. Wesley NJ. Oler at Baltimore.
Lieutenant w. II. Ketchun, who was
so seriously injured while diving about
n month ago. has so far recovered as TO
On about I'm n rolling chair. For the first
ton DAYS the doctors did not expect him
10 null through, but he bids fair 10 come
out all right in the end, though 1t VIII
take some time.
Mrs. Charles Il. Riley and her cousin,
Miss Sallie Yeatman. of Washington, lett
for Cincinnati Monday.
corporal Murray Baldwin, Battery f.
EIrSf AfUilffN, HAS b''H 'iN'A'N "
Teayenworth. to he examined for COM
mission.
Mr.. Blackburn. of Cincinnati, who has
bsen the guest of Colonel and Mrs. Wood
fin for the past month, returned to the
Queen City Monday.
RICHMOND REGISTRATIONS.
The following Richmonders have reg
istered at the Hygeia Hotel during the
week: II. s Harwood, T. Il. Meacham. u.
r. Robertson. +. h. Blankenship. Il. I.
Page. Jr., and wife. Alexander Cameron,
Jr.. D. j. Carr a. Il. Donnan, Q. c.
Carthorn, j. Alph. Pizzini, W. IL. James
j.. a. Catlin, Charles a. West c. ".
Brinsle. Il. +. Newton. w. II. Fitzgerald.
Charles Rarham, George c. Gary, Nat.
Frazer. Edward Winfield. II. +. Talbot
C. Lorraine. w. T. LaBonta and WIFE,
Percy Stu.rt Bosher d. 5. Baum, +. j.
Il. Wig. r. II. Pegram f. ii. Gunst,
Il. c. McBurney, j. Gillian, Edward Es-
gleston. ]. Hall Moore and wife, Charles
l., Steel and wife. Dir. J.. NJ. Cowardin.
81. p. Cowardin, George +. l<eesee. a. r.
Bowles. james C. Tinsley, Jefferson wal
lace. c. NJ. Williams. II. Theodore Ely
son. DR.. Leo. II. Pusey, Mrs. W. c. Mayo.
Miss Mayo. Maurice w. Thomas, "A. Il.
Muller and Miss Grace j.. Cook