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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-02

merriam, bab er am 5reitag in ettpus
angetrunfenem 3uitanbe, er 1T etn
iebr fturfer Srinfer, in elmer Wirtbz
i3aft einige 8emertungen iiber feline
8etannti9aft nit Splmes fallen lieb.
Steies lpurbe 2ieutenant Sbomas BON
Der Gottagez9rope= Station
binterbra9t, Der ii9 ipfprt gbapelle's
berii6erte unb i'm na9 Der Central
Station bra9te.
Gbupelle bat Die Ppli5ei auf einen
ndberen 8ertrauten bon 6olmes auf=
mertiam gemd4t, auf einen getpifen
&i6arbion, Der bic 2ei9en aus benz
9olmes'iaen 9auie ,nu9 berWobnung
Gbapele's 81 bringen pflegte. Differ
bings befinbet ii6, pte fofort ange=
fte1te Hu9forfAungep ergaben, yfiz
6ar0Ion nibt me6r unter ben 2ebenz
ben, benn er itarb por einigen Monaz
ten i'm @ountp 9oipital an Der
S6Dinbfudt. @r mar me6rere Sabre
6in0ur9, e6e er nit 9plmes in 8er=
binbung trat, Mnatomiebiener in per=
f4tebenen uniperiitdten eetpeien uno
foa na9 ben Qusfagen BON Gbapeqe
nit Der Ibii9t umgegangen fein,
felbit Mebi5in gu itubiren.
Gt6arbion lit iibrigens Der ein5ige
8ertraute BON 5olmes, Der, tpenigitens
10 piel Die iebt betannt, zines nutiirz
li6en Sobes geitorben lit unb audi Der
grite, fir befien Sob 8etpeiie beige
bra6t tperben fDnnen.
9as friiber eripd6nte Stelett lit,
na4 Der Inii9t GbapeGle's, bas Der
4nnie @ilIiams. gie er ertlGrt,
purbe linn bic 2eide in einem Softer,
Der ieBt au9 i'm 8eiiBe Der 9oliaei lit,
bur6 Hi9arbipn in's Saus gebra6t,
troBbem berfelbe eigentlif Snftrufz
ttonen erbalten bate, ben Softer nit
Der 2ei6e in ben Gee gu perIenfen.
0a nun 9olmes Ielbit Dor einiger 3stt
5ugeitanben bat, DaB bic 2eihe bon
Nnnie Wiliams, bic feiner 9lngabe
na9 bon ibrer S6peiter Minnie aus
Giferfu6t ermorbet purbe, in einem
&offer in ben Gee perienft porben lei,
10 f9lieBt gbapelle, bab er bieIe 2ei9e
gu einem Stelett umgeur6eitet uno an
oas u9a6nemunn Golleg" perfauft
bat. Sas anbere Sfelett, bon benz
jebo9 nur Der G6Gbel unb bic Qlrme
porbanben itnb, glaubt @bapele, tit
Das Der Srau Conner, neil er bic
Gbeile Der 2ei3e, Die er berar6eitets,
ungefdbr gu berielben 3eit er6ielt, gu
tpel9er Grau Conner peri9nunD. 0iz
itrt!tsanpalt 0ra5dm CAB Su, oat
nicr foidJ'ige Sbatichen, tpe!he az
Die Intlf gen gegen 9plmes 8::u9 1a-
5eu. entDpdt porDen ieien. @:e 5
le'bt, ipiro bas @ebeimniB, auf tuelt5e
a3eiie E;tBel bas 2eben berloren bat.
gelJftet Oerben. Gr perii9ertc, rie
So6e lei nod ni6t reif, bod piiBte
be @ntlage melt me6r, als in Die
Seffentli6feit oelanot fei.
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gtr. 1884,,
llniaQr cinrs Iascs.
Gin MatrOie III 6OIge 8entsru OsS 9oOtss
ertruuien.

Gin NatrOie III 6olge aentsru OeS Sootss
ertruutsu.
Sm 3olIamte bierielbit langte gez
ftern aus Cambridge, Mb., Elm Sbreiz
ben an, in lpel6em gemelDet purbe,
baB baielbit Capt. 6. s. Re5peB uno
brei Ntttglieoer Der 9eiabung bes
8irginier S9ppners rGelerites" an
langten, Der am 0ienitdg Wforgen
nube Silgbman'5 SsIanb tenterte.
Gbarles 9aDeS, Elm 9}eger, ertrant, II.
auBer Dem GupitGn tpuroen nod Qez
rettet SObn MpB, @m. Creighton II.
2utber Sadfpn.
9lus Der Senfarube acrettct.
Srau SOraBiuiums itiir5te qe1tern
gla6mittag oaour6, buB Der SyuBbo=
ben unter ibr braA, in Die Sentqrube
ibrer Wobnung, gir. 721, SubzGaroz
ltneitrdBe, unO par0 ppn 9rn. q. 4oz
Lamb gerettet.
3"fani6 aeIdtoHen.
Ser 25 Sabre aIte Gmil SnDoer
bon gtr. 723, 5Srempnt=2lpe., 86iluz
belpbiu, idOB ii6 geitern Morgen,
als er in ieiner gegenndrtigen @o9z
nu1g g2Y. All, Hprb=8reeneItroBe,
unborii6tig nit einem 3epoIper ban
ttrte, 5ufdnig in Die 1inte 9ruit, pbne
fi6 jeDp9 leben5gefGbrIicb 81 perletz
5er.. Gr ipuroe i'm 9atrolpagen be5
peitIi9en 9iitrift5 na6 Dem rMarD=
ldnber uniberiitdtsz0pIpitul" iiberz
oefiibrt. SnDoer fam por elmer Wos
6e nit feiner Satin na6 Baltimore
no er ii6 in Dem pbengenannter
9auie einquartierte.
2lnpcrc lInfauc.
8radTon 9omes, ein an Der Bin.
centz2tueD, ndbe Gafapettez2lpenue,
pobnbafter g}eger, puro QeItern, ais
er einen Neubuu an Der 6ultonz9(be.,
nabe Nortb=2tpe., beii4tigte, BON Ell
nem 3iegel, rpeldcr pom Dritten
@todlperf fiel, 10 ihmer an bie8ruif
qetrpffen, bab er in oas n2mgemeine
Marpldnoer Spipital" ii6ergefii6rt
iperben muBte.
Der 2ei9 nam BON & ugu It
Stern, angebli6 bon Baltimore,
nelfer am Sonntag pdbrenb elmer
. Seqelbootfabrt in Der Rdbe BON
Glasgow auf Dem 9ubTon ertrunt,
lit oeftern in Der Ndbe BON &bine,
cliff aufgefunben porOen.
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THE GUARDIAN
SECURITY, TRUST
AND DEPOSIT co.
Rr. z. NoroE 0aInerf. ctr.

yfr. z, u OF Q IpetI III
G,TtsIid. D,pofitarin fur g,rWa.tunassSonos.
gllemelucs BaHtz IRb BerpaiIuu9 9s=Seltdtt.
giinlmt 9s5oiiten unb erlau6t 3ini.H auT ois'
felbeI. - ,,
fpalterts, SeducIter, gormuEoiH L. T. I.
(SIbt Sarl,hen, Die 81 leoer 3,t (on CalD oeer In
btiluulter Griit Ton Time) .In5iebbar tIno, eeseH
aerehn:iate SIdlerhrIt.
2plr bab.u cine Meibe gid1trbeiten erfteralane
fur @apitalanIase an 5anb, IN ben aduterH 5elle'
@nma stabIer, iuu., Brdfe.nt;
: ou al DliHer. gaie,zI,,5is,ut,r.
Srua than Sc. GanIor,
g9m. nj. 93prn. Setr.tdr uHs SGasm.iiter;
grstutio=GerIlie:
gillian .. SosIen, 8oriis:r,
Geo. Q. Pat.r, 5p. y Vlatih,fps,
Snbr e. 9 ett fsroHCls sl IRhite.
s2ntt q. Ecator, 9emis q. QUsoorn
(StpI29. $50
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Ser v&Onis" Der Saiel protsltlrt.

Waibington, 81. Suli.- Sin
Proteft seeen Die angebli3e 8eitBerz
ereifung Der SnIsl Srinibab nabe Der
SiiIts 8raiiIien's Seitens 9roBzgriz
tannien's, Der BON yGbancellor" unz
ter3ei9net mar, lief 6eute imStaats=
Sepurtement Elm. W2an glaubt, oaB
Der Proteit BON Baron 9aroenzStdep
ausge6t, Der por einigen Sabren bic
Snfel an fi6 rib, cine monar6ti6eGsz
gierung einfii6rts, it9 als Sberberrz
fber beriel6en Sames Der Grite nannz
te unb fogar iotpeit ging, 8riefmurz
fen oruden 81 lahen unb Yoitbienit
ein5ufiibren.
9r. Qbee, Sulfs Setretdr bes
StaatszSepartements, iugte beute,
Der 8eianbteSbompion balte bieGeidbt
tGglihe Gonferen5en nit benz 6raIiz
lianif9en Miniiter fir ausp6rtige9lnz
eelegenbeiten, bob tDnne er ii9 nod
fein llrt6eil barii6er erlauben, baB
bieies 9erii9t ri6tig lei. Gollte es
ieoo6 auf Wa6rbeit beru6en, 10 banz
belle 9r. S6ompIon obne ba6ingebenbe
Snitruttionen Seitens bes 9epartez
ments. @r tpiIe nur, ,baBSr. .Sbompz
fon oas Separtement bena3ri9tigte,
baB bic 8ep0lterung 8raiilien's iiber
bic 9eitBergreifung oerSnIel iebr aufz
geregt lei.
2pnbpn, 81. Suli. - Ser 8unz
besgeianote 8aDarb ertldrte beute eiz
mem eprGIentanten Der yltniteb
greB, bab er BON Der angebli9en Sez
iiBnabme Der SnIel Srinibab Seitens
9rpBbritannien's nur burb 8eri9te
in ben 3ettungen geb0rt babe. OfFiz
5ieG babe er teine &enntnib bon etnem
berartigen 8orgeben erbalten. Gr 6az
be jebo9 erfa6ren, oaB cine gelpiiie&az
belsGompugnie Die Sniel fir paKenb
CUR Grrt9tung elmer iiibatIantiI9en
Station eru6te. @5 lei bie5 gar
ni6t bon 1ebel, benn baDur6 piirbe
Die btsber nuBloie Sniel penigItens
fir @tlpa5 taugli6.
Der emaIifdIe Sotihafter refisntrt.
Berlin, 81. Suli. - Sir @bz
iparb Malet, Der englii6e 8otI9after
in Berlin, bat bei6lofen, ieineSteae
aus 9eIunb6eitsrudii6 nieber5u=
legen. @r mar Ieit 1889 8DtI9after
in Berlin.
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Ser 0DpIfcnbrtd, TIT socprro. Eg

ct. 2ouis, Mo., 1. Nug.-Gine
Spe5ialbepei9e aus Socorro, Neuz
Nferito melbet, baB Die geitrigs lleberz
ihnemmung bic grDbte in Der Sc
fd5i6te bon HeuzMerifo mar. 60 piel
man peiB, tamen 16 Perionen in ben
Slut6en um. Der Sturm beeann um
2 l6r Na9mittags nit einem befttgen
Regenfan, unb nab 5pet Stunben
ipurbe oas 9ebirge flint Meilen ober=
6olb Der Stabt BON einem @oltenz
bru6 getroFfen. Sn ipeniger als elmer
balben Stunbe na9 Ginbru9 Der
Ountelbeit pGl5ten ii9 eisantiI6e
Slutben beran, nel6e 3ieeelIteine,
S6lumm unb Sriimmer bur9 bic
Straben Der Stabt fiibrten. Die
Sriiden unb ipenigitens cine Meile bes
9ammes bonn Ma9balenaz3ipeige Der
Santa 5ezGiienbabn" Durben tpeg=
gelpuiden. 9lu9 bic 9auptbabn Iiibz
li9 bon Der Stabt tpuroe bef6Gbiet.
8pn mebreren 9GuIern, tpel9e in
Der y1G6e oes Sanals BON IrroDps
itanben, blieb tein Stein uuf bem an
bern, btele 9Guier in peri6tebenen
Sbeilen Der Stabt itiirsten 5uiammen
unb me6rere tpuroen bel6dbigt. Der
9ef6dftstbeil Der Stabt blieb unbez
f9GDist, bod fam fein Wobnbau5
obne S3aoen babon.
9iele Der gtntpo6ner per1pren i6r
gun5es 9ab uno Gut, unb tpenieIten5
bunbert 6amilien limb obba9los eez
ipprben. Die itGbtif9en @aferperfe
tpurben theilpeiIe binpeggei9lpemmt,
unb man befiir6tet, baB cine @aKerz
moth Der 5lutb folgen lpirS, ba es tpe=
nigitens o6t Bis 5ebn Sage bauern
biirfte, ebe Der S4aben ausgebefert
lit.
Ser 8ater unb flint &inber bon
eSgnacio Duran ertranfen. Seine
sSrau fu4te ii9 nit ibrem brei D1oz
nate alien SGugling gu retten; bic
StrDmung rib inbeRen bus Sinh aus
ibren Mrmen uno f6leuberte es qeqen
einen 0rabt5uun, porauf baiIelbe bor
ibren 4ugen unterging. 3pei unbere
big CUR untenntli4teit entiteIlte 2eiz
den ipurDen aufgtfunben. 5rau
M2unfep, cine 9lmerttanerin, unb ibre
flint Sabre alte So9ter, iotpie funf
Merifaner iperben pernliBt. 2eute
purben ausseiunbt, I'M na9 Spfern
spii9en ben Sriimmern gu iu9en.
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Cuba.

9abannu, 81. SuGi. - @us
Santiago be Gu6a pirb beri6tet, baB
bic Sniurgenten einen 9lngriff auf
Sort W2tiial, 5piI9en Songo unb
Ppncips, gema4t baben, ieDo6 5u=
riidgsI6lagen porben ieien, Cine
itarfe 9lbtbeilune BON SSnfurgenten
griff bic Oeta3ements Der fpanii6en
Sruppen i'm @uantanump=9i1trift
an, purben jebo9 nit i9neren Ser
luiten ouriidgei6lagen.
Qlu6 in Santa Clara fanb ein@ez
fe6t 3piI6en Rebellen uno Re9ie=
rungstruppen itatt, Bel pel9em Die
griteren 5uriifgei6lagen unO ibr
5iibrer, 8oOrigue3 getOOtet tpurOe.
Gin berBeerrnorr @olfenbru9.
3mel Srt6aften Serii0rt. - GrOBer gerluit
oil Meuihenleben.
4Gbuquerq N.zM, 81.
Suli. - Gin Selegramm BON Socorz
ro melDet, boB Die Srte CHIHUAHUA
uno guba geitern Nu6mittag BON
8oIfenbriiden beimgeiu4t unb beiz
nabe gdn3li4 8erItDrt tpprben ieien,
nobel 5a6lrei6e WenI3en um's 2eben
tumen. Oas 0aKer mar in ben
9auptitraBen brei Sub tief unb
i4pemmte M0bel uno ale5 mas i6m
in ben @eg fam, fort. Die ouf ben
StraBen befinbli6en perIonen butten
Wtiibe, ii9 gu retten unb Diele 6rauen
uno 8tnber ertranten. Sin groBer
She'll Der Santa 5eez8abn" lit ger
it0rt unb bas 9uuptro6r Der rSocprz
rpz Waferz9eieai4uft" ebenfaGs be-
i4dOigt, 10 OaB gar tein SrinftpaFer
erbGltli9 lit. Der @efamntI6aben
pirb auf 100000 gei6dbt.
gl9uio, Seras, 81. SuIi.- -8ie
berlautet, bat in Der gta9barI6aft
BON Socorocco, N.zM., Elm Molfen=
bru6 itattgefunben, Bel tpel9em cine
@n5a6l Meni6en um's 2eben famen.
Dem 9eri4t gu 5olge iino bereits 8
2ei9nume aufgefunoen uno 7 Perz
fonen perben nod pernlibt.
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Ser
WQtiDual =8alt 0eret1t

OCT StdCt S1lftmDre~
National Building A Association.
Blrcaur: 3immer gsr. 4Os une 4O9. SieeIitp
Sniisins. .ooo ooo m
9 edmte:
Grnff q. Snabe, iuu., Brdfoent.
3horiaS 81 san, Biceprdfioent.
6. rs cslcp @ueff, Stasmeiiter-
@. u. Dole, Sefrttdr.
WWeS. 0ridDare, @er.s sGeitdftsfihrer.
$. y. Mprrie. GIeihdftsthhrer
bes sSiIsunsSsDepartements
gSifIiams & SSiniams, SettscoHiulenten.
Sepoiitoruu: Continental RatipnaIrS Sant.
Giberieluna Der Securtdten: Sieelitp 6 Se'
ppiitsSp.
Streftprer:
Grnft 3: anabe, iun., Don 2Su1. 9rabe & Co.,
giaHUTabrlfaHten.
GIinton y. @aine. BON Baiue & Ncsaran, San.
tiers uno Ntofier.
Sbpmas vs.. Gall, @nipaIt.
TatiouaI= =Sant.
@n,parn Maine, gef5er unb Ssrausseber oes
~Oeutlhen @orreponoenten."
Games D Wfdipn Don Der Sames 9. Wfalon 90
Grader SabritanteH.
a. @iusIpfp sSiniams, anipaIt.
SbarlcS Senrp Smitb uon Smith, Stron q Co.,
GnaroszSdnoIer in Fopier uno lapieridden.
W. mtS. 9ridbars, SGus2Seretn
Crertcn fir nas publifum i'm Musuff.
$50 9ntbeiIe Szpro3entisen earauttrteu oo1beSabIs
ten GttteRzSoptaIs Su 500 pro gRt5eil 3nien pera
beH baIbi6brlih beSabIt. CSeor9,1SO
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Nblcben.

Die Rotulano tiirftid)en gd0er.
G6ioIut erfter SIafe. SIR Dldnner i'm -gauitables
9ebdnoe." gtur fLr 0auIeu in gir. 800. Saratosaz,
uabt tauSStIase. (SHli15 ,lDlD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-29
THE RICHMOND D1spArcH-sUNDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1895
the guest OF Miss jamie Cameron, near
,xf.

the guest OF Miss JAMIE Cameron, near
this place.
Mr.. aamuel J. Graham, OF Pttsburg. is
hero visiting friends and relatives
Mr.. Harry T.. Biscoe. OF the pay &c
partment OF the United States navy, was
here this week on flying trip. lie ~ d
graduate Of the Virginia Military ihst-
tute, class OF 1884, and was one or thc
guards on tho football team AT 'ha'
school for several years.
Judge Beverly X. Wexford, OF Rich-
mond. sitting as Circuit Judge mere. rem
dered a Judgment against Charles NJ.
Figgatt. the abscondfng cashier OF the
Bank OF Lexington In favor OF the Bank
OF Lexington. for $4,000. and entered a
decree which directed the turning-over OF
all his property, real and personal, 10
Judge j. X EJmondson. receiver, ana
he fussher directed that II should DC
sold and applied 10 the payment OF Fig
gatts debts TO the bank, which Will De
done as expedltiously as practicable. rms
was made possible by tho compromises
of Judge Edmondson, as assignee OF the
defunct Bank Of Lexington, with figgatts
sureties. for wRose benefit he had decided
his property 10 n trustee. Judge Edmond
son, assignee paid another 10 per cent.
dividend this week, making 20 per cent.
Of the deposits paid off In less than
eight months from the time the bank
closed it's doors The amount paid 10 the
drpositors Is over 10000. and at the time
of the assignment of the bank it had less
than 5000 in cash on hand. The prompt
and efficient work OF the assignee draws
forth the admiration Of those familiar
with such settlements elsewhere, besides
being great satisfaction to the deposit
to-s. especially those who expected TO
lose all.
The Rockbridge County Democratic
Committee will meet at the Office OF q.
y. Letcher the chairman, at Lexington,
on court-day. October the eth, for the
purpose Of organization and outlining the
work for the coming campaign. The Re
publicans have made no nominations, bur
Il is generally supposed that they will
have candidates in the field tust for show.
II nothing more. for they have no hopes
Of winning.
Mr. Charles Dod is an independent cam
didate for the House Of Delegates on the
following platform: Sound currency: low
taxes; high license: reform Of election
laws; no convention. but separate con-
stitutional amendments. Mr.. bod is a
Democrat. and he hopes 10 be elected by
sc0oping the farmer vote.
The first hop OF the session was given
last evening at McCennIs Hall, by the
students Of the Washington and Lee
University. The couples were: Miss Eliza
Zion. with a. y. Ia Far; Miss Lucy
tOn with j.. c. McBryde: Miss
Harvey. with G. c. Tutwiler;
TO- Hopkins. with Captain Wal
Worth, with McB. Moore; Miss
j. with $. u. Harrison; Miss Lulu
s.. with II. w. Garrord; Miss Elise
p, with II. 4. ONeal; Miss Car
=. IL. -.
VITA z. \. Baker. Mrs. Dillon chaperoned
tie dance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-29
1915 east Main street.
tbs bargain stock all through. There is
enough for all. You can smile with the rest.
Below are a few samples of the many thou
sands of bargains to be found here.

( Mems Heavyweight White or Gray
Shirts. extra good value, at ..........3e
Mems Red Flannel Shirts, fine soft
wool. Go elsewhere and you pay 81 for
no Detter-our price is ..................ioc.
Good Twilled Long-Nap Canton Flannel
We sen you AT .........:.......'....'' .oS.
At 6 Lie. we Will give you an extra
good value in Canton Flannel.
The Canton we sell at sc. Is just -
good as you ever bought for loo. See IL,
and you Will say so.
Bieached Canton Flannel we can give
you at 8 L. 8 l-3. 10. IL l-2. and 15c. that
you viii never be aOle to match again.
Good White DOmet Flannel. Would be
good value at more money, but Sc. viii
take It here.
See the White Domet that We sell at
l-Sc. II you want to see the same thing
you have 10 pay I0c. for elsewhere.
Heavy Gray Flannel for skirts Come
and we Will sell ii 10 you for l0c. Go
elsewhere and YOU Will pay u l-2c.
White Wool Flannel Same thing sold
last season at lSc. We are selling 1t
Strictly All-Wool Flannel we can give
you at PC. Other stores can't sell il
under &c.
Strictly Atwood Red Twilled Flannel
Good Heavy TWilled Red Flannel. richly
worth CSC. 1t was bought cheap, and viii
Flremen's J. r. +. Medicated Red
Twllled Flannel We win sell at 25c. Other
store want o5c. for IT,
our special p. g. G. Corset. in White,
Black. or Drab, at soc. Is better than the
X. * q. Corset that you pay T5c for
See ii and you will say so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-29
WARRENTOy SOCIETY.
Successful Entcrfainment-En
gagement ADnOunced-PersO

WATERMELON, VA, September o.
(Special)-A successful entertainment was
given at the Town Hall last evening for
the benefit Of the Episcopal church. The
little operetta of Bobby Shafto" was
presented by three charming little chill
dren-Misses Sailie Marshall and Jennie
Forbes and Master Lee Hardy, of Nor
folk. After the curtain fell on this pretty
scene the pantom.me Of "Cinderella" was
given, In which the stately minuet was
danced 10y sixteen Of the best dancers in
Warrenton. Those who took part in 1t
were Misses Rosalie scott. Marion Payne
Janet Johnson. BERTHE Turner Lou Spill
man. Mamie Spilman. Ada Mosby, who
was Cinderella. and Mrs. Thomas Smith.
Their partners were DR. John Hicks
Messrs. Jack Barnard, James Johnson
r. Lowell Johns. George Tongue. +. Il.
W. Barker. Fairfax Gaines, and Mr.
Charles Semmes. who took the part OF
the Prince.
SONGS.
Miss Charlotte Nelson played the
minuet from Don Giovanni, and other
suitable selections with great skill Mrs.
W. r. Brooke, of Norfolk. sang Millards
Tostrs Gould I?' Both songs were
enthusiastically encored.
The house was fun. and Misses Lou
spilman and Apnie Day. who were the
principal movers in getting it up, were
much gratified by the pecuniary results.
ENGAGEMENT.
The engagement Of Miss Virginia Day
to Mr.. T.. Beverley Slater. Of Baltimore.
Is announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Nelson, Of Clarke,
returned to their home Long Branch"
Yesterday. after a month in Warrenton,
taking with them Miss Charlotte Nelson,
who will make them a visit of some
weeks
Miss Sallle Young. who has been visiting
at Weston, returned to her home. In Isle
of Wight. yesterday.
Mrs. Buckner Randolph. OF Henrico
county, with her two charming daughters,
Misses Bertha and Salle Randolph. re-
turns to her home, near Richmond, to-
day.
Miss Ellen Herbert, who has spent the
summer here, returned Thursday night to
Alexandria. 10 the regret of her many
admirers here
Mr.. Raphael Payne has gone to Atlanta
as correspondent Of several papers during
the exposition.
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RELIGION IN THE FAMILY.
Never Too Early 10 Approach Chill
dreu with RELIGIOUS Suggestion.


It is a remarkable thing in regard TO
little people that 1t Is almost never too
early to approach them with religious
suggestion. writes Rev. Charles III. Park
hurst. ID. D., in the october Ladies' Home
Journal. 1t Is not what we say TO them
that makes them religious; 1t is the re-
ugious instinct already In them that
makes Ineligible to them whatever OF a
religious kind we say TO them. The best
that a child can become in this, as IN
eve,y other respect, accrues from wisely
handling and fostering some impulse a.
ready contained In the child's original
dovrv. II the beginnings OF individual
religion were not an implant no method
of treatment, no ingenuity of culture
could suffice to establish such begln-
ming. Religion can be immanent in. the
child. and even be part OF his expe-
Renee without his being able TO know
II os religion. or being able to compre-
bend the illusions made to 1t by ms
elders. 1t holds in the twilight OF
life what Is true in each dawning, that
IL begins to be morning good whlle De-
fore there Is sunshine enough in the
air for the sun-dial TO be able 10 Ten us
What o'clock IL Is. The Infants
eves are full Of light, waiting to be greet
"a by the light OF the sun so soon as
its IDS are lifted. The heart OF the CHILD
* turned 10 the things Of God, and It's
strings are ready 10 become musical so
soon as they are touched by hand mat
knows how to stir them into resonance.
IL IS a good while before the child and
the earth come very close to one announcer,
but. on the contrary. Heaven lies ABOUT
us In our infancy
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Everything pertaining to furnishing the
house at mOney-say ing prices:
Best Table Oil-Cloth. loo. yard
Mosquito-N Netting ................19c. piece.
Carpets. worth 81 yard. at..............5Oc
Rugs. size 3bNf2, ...................aNc. eacn
Velvet Carpets. the best Wilton quality
.oJ-s az -
Extra-Helvy Cottage-Carpets, bright
colcrs ........... ............l2 l-2c. yard.
Chenille Table-Covers, such as you pay
zoe. for, here at .......................39
Electric Glove-Cleaner that sells for &c.
mere ............... .............Lc. edcn.
l9c. bottles Witch-HaZel.. .l0c.
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Good Outing Cloth. bright, neat checks.
you have paid Sc. for no better Come
and get them of US at ...............".5c.
New Fall Cotton Plaids, neat. nice
styles. You can't tell them from nigh
priced eoods-they go at ............;: &c.
Best Indigo Blue Blue cameo; You
know they are selling at l-4c.-What we
have viii so at ..............''''.''.... oS.
Full Standard Calico that you won't
match under &c. We bought them low
they 20 at .....:.......';;;..'' 'vc,
Green. full yard wide. Go anywhere ana
you pay more money Tor tour price
36-lnch ATWOOD Dress Flannel, in all
the above colors. They formerly sold AT
SOC. What we have viii go at 49,; &c.
The 5i-inch Broadcloth that We sell AT
sec. you can't match for less than one
Don't fan to see the iO-lnch Fancy
Dress Goods We sell at DC. They VIII
cost you double elsewhere.
Our l0c. Half-Wool Fancy Dress Goods
are worth good deal more, out they
must so.
rs dozen Job lot Mems Full Regular
Made Black Half-HOse, were never sold
under 25c. This lot will go at u l-2c.-no
"' los dozen Ladies Full Seamless Black
Hose. double heel and toe, warranted
perfectly stainless Something you have
been paying l5c. for-this lot VIII go
Ladies Full Bleached Ribbed Vest,
satean ribbon draw-strlng, large size,
heavy weight. and gored sleeve. fully
worth sOc--Cur price is..................a sc.
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Preserve the "Eternal Feminine
Robert Grant in ScrlbnersJ

Robcrt Grant IN ScI1pher 81
The eternal feminine Is what We prize
In woman, and wherever she defects
from this there does her power wane
and her usefulness become impaired. And
conversely, the more and the higher she
advances along the lines or her own
nature, the better for the world. Nor
soes the claim that she had better ham
pcred hitherto. and consequently been
unable TO show what her attributes really
are seem relevant; for IL IN only when
she develops in directions which threaten
to clash with the eternal feminine that
she encounters opposition or serious criti-
clsm. Aud here even the excitabiIty and
unreasonableness OF some men md n
certain justification. Their fumes and
fury, however unintslligent, proceed from
an instructive repugnance TO the depar-
ture or deviation from nature which they
ilnd. or fear to nnd. In the modern wo-
man. Once let them realize that there
WAS no danger OF anything OF the kind.
and they would become gentle as doves,
" not ot s"iiss nd esnraVeI