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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
MISS HALLE PATTON COOKE.
(Sponsor Tor virginia..

is captivating. Her features are delicate
md hcr expression fuI OF refinement.
Her eyes ana hair are dark brown. htr
complexion fair with delicate rose
carefully reared I'm home Of refine
mont. size has acquired many rare ac-
Miss Boyd is a typical Southern girl.
a time lover Of the South. and the con
feleracv. The first battle flag owned ny
the Bell county camp was maze aIlp
presented hy her 10 the Oh soidle eho
i,ef summer. by unanimous choice. she
rerrasonfed that camp. as sponsor. AT lhr
peneral reunion at Houston. ItAas, ana
in NAV be said. with q touch OF local
uride she was conceded hy many 10 ne
he haudsomcst of all the sponsors gain
erred there. 49,.
,-o,,i,, all the sponsors have now been
.,,,Infed 10 represent the various al
risions of tho United Confederate Neter-
ans MARYLAND. and one or IVY ooI me
/ 7,axas divisions yet remain 70 De he'lfn
fr,ro The list OF sponsors so Tar ap
iV Vireinia-Arss Halle Patton Cooke
Richmond, Va. ,, ,,-u
North Carolina-Miss Mary Calder VIII
mington. y &. 49, 70
south Cafolina-Miss Lottie Palmer "a
pers. Columbia. 5. 9.
Georgia Miss Mamie Adelaide whey
Tlorida-snss Sarah B. Raney, ITALIA
hasse. Fla M,
Automobiles Mary Claire Miner, Biz
mingham. Ala.
Mississippi-Anss Minnie Clopton, Aber-
! deem. Miss.
I.ouislana-M Miss Virginia Nichols New
/ Orleans La
I Northwestern Tcxas-Miss V leoma
/ Cobb Wichita Falls, Tex.
Southeastern Texas-Mlss Minnie Boyd,
| Bolton Texas.
Northwestern Texas-Miss Flora Mar
/ tin. Fort Worth. Texas.
Kenucky-Mlss Julia Hughes Spur
Pine Grove. Ky.
Tennessee Mary Wilkes. Colum-
hi1 Tenn.
Missouri Miss s. A. Lee Kennard. St.
Louis. Mo.
Arkansas-Miss Tomple Toand, Nash
vile. Ark
Oklahoma Territory-Nss Nary n
Beaic. Oklahoma City, o. r.
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MISS MAMIE ADELAIDE WILEY
(Sponsor for Georgia..

Mr. $. H. Hanford Ayres. OF New York
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Goolsby
on Porter street.
Mount olive Colored church will have
several baptisms to-day in the creek Just
below the church. about two and a half
miles down the Petersburg turnpike
Or. W. Fuel Merchant of Manassas.
Va, Is visiting friends in tht city.
Mr. l.. Wells. OF Chesterfield. was in
the city yesterday.
DR. Gillian. treasurer or Chesterfield
county, was in the city on business yes
terday morning
Miss Maggie Merchant. of Manassas. Is
visiting Miss Alice Taylor on Eleventh
and Perry streets.
Mr. Charles II. Jones. OF Swansboro.
returned from Staunton. whore he has
been visiting friends.
Mr. William Heider is building a hand
some residence in Swansboro. on the Mid
lothian turnpike.
Misses Flora and Matte Hatcher. OF
Chesterfield. are visiting friends and rela-
tives in the city.
Charles Taylor. a youth OF Swansboro.
I'm the act OF al!ghting from his wagon
Friday afternoon caught his foot In tho
robe. which threw him across the single
tree and injured him quite badly, rem
dering him unconscious Tor long while.
I,rs. Isaiah White and Lawrence In
gram performed . successful operation
Friday Afternoon on Davis Cole. ten
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a,A AID BYRON Lewis Tucker and was wa,
horn iu saline county Mle7y-4'' -
VAS reared in st~Josep4 W VIM, he 81.
ics,,b Ilrh school in 1881 Since theh
She has resided 10 oklahoma CIV DO.
She had many relatives WHO setN," ~.
the Confederate seFlce. III n1,fer
mother Thomas Smith Beverly L1cyH,ttI,
was captain OF COMPANY
s'lI'" ancestors are all VEsiuiaps. her
raf.rnal grandfather was Judge Ne,.-"i.
M Beverly Tucker Of NJ
haff brother OF John ltando'yH. ro,.is,
and Ouarlls's. " Alucmarle coli4y' anu anu
I,.. ccoch..s and Chiles', of Louisa eouH'
E'ALABAllA REPREsENTAIl'Ily'.lEes' the
From q Birmingham, Ala" l"p'' '''0
'.'@-,rf..- Mary CIaro Miner daushter oil
Major ". D. Miner or tlis si'FL W.,
has been collected Dy Cen req rsn-
SON 10 represent Alabama az lAo ~ IN LII,
f.Iorato Veterans Reunion az J.l."-
roud. Va, as tle sponsor OF lnls 49, --tl,,,
has chosen her maids OF t"IvI. ~
are three young women Oh nI et4ip,,iy
etato iq proud. and they VIII Hllubls
,T o,,.ei1uslv tvplfy in me chufm Ot
tbrir personal beauty and thcF mehlal
,,racae tne w0maUhoOd OF "A great So"l"-
crn state. ,.-., +ho boo-
or. hate fallen are Miss hale TAT
4arehter Of Mr.. j.. j. Earl. OF l. .,,.
city. Miss Rebie Berney OF Mon'tG ,roi
lormer i Of his city ana Aiss Lel,a
Herbert. daughter Of Hon h.l@rg, ,, a..
IlarDerf. Secretary Of tho Navy 81, -1llIs73
neruey was the suggestion OF Senel ,.l
ferguson himself. ana The o11eF Choice ,"o
,.,.re women were the personal '.o.fe
Rr.s Milne who also EfaceiWly
and Gladly ACCEPTED The choice s. . of '- sr-
rql Fcrlusou. With such ialr anu w H-
liant r.urespntlfIrcs OF her young N"1
manhood Alabama will hold her head
hiph at Richmond e......,..,.,, ,,o-
Ni-s gerney u.s. "a typical southern Wo
& in o.nraraucc. She is tall ana
graceful wlih handsome agure a. ana ,, ig-
fr.d features. SHE DIS niece OF -i47,
i roe.nh a White. of this city, and
Win be- h,r guest during the reunion.
GEORGlAs FAIR SfoEsult.. 90
Ceorria's sponsor at the reunion OF
.,'. Ce~fe.,rite Veterans 40 Richmond
,yiu Doe Miss Mamie Adelaide " ICY on" one
~ Ono most charming anI "i Iac'-F"
..'. women of Macon Miss Wiley is
M. onIv dauehter of COL and Mfa. G.
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Following is list OF the Confederate
camps in the State up 10 a few days ago.
The number is steadily Increasing. char
ters being granted every week 10y Adj
jutant-Goncrll Elicit:
I. Il. l.. Lee, No. J. Richmond. Va
Com. James II. Gray. Adjt. j. Taylor
Stratton.
.. Maury. No. 2. Fredericksburg. Va,
Com. Thomas $. Proctor, Adj't. Il. c.
Hart.
.. Pickett-Buchanan. Norfolk. Va.
Com, H. G.. Wooihouse, Adjt 7. Il.
Jackson.
g. stonewan. Portsmouth. Va, Com.
James +. Croker AdJt ]. Thouas
Dunn.
s. r. r. Lee. No. .. Alexandria. Va.
Com. Thos Perry. Adjt. J. Clinton Mil
burn.
G. A. p. Hll. No. 6. Petersburg. Va.
Com. O. -. Morgan, Adjt. Carte. II.
Bishop.
2. Clinton Hatcher, Leesburs, Va.
Com. u. v. White. Adj't w. N. Wise.
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years old. son OF Constable George ID.
Cole. OF Swansboro. The little fellow was
getting along very nicely yesterday.
Mrs. Willie Page. who has been very
III. Is better.
Mr.. T.. W. welsiger Is on fishing trip
TO Cohoke.
Communion services will be held at
Clopton Street church this morning.
VETERAN CAVALRYMEN.
A meeting OF the veterans OF Chcsfers
field Troop was. In accordance with tina
last adjournment held I'm the Mayors
Office Yesterday NJ noon. Captain Moore
n-,s,ded A committee. consisting Of
Messrs. J. A. Lipscomb. A. j. McTyer.
James MYERS. II. r. Gary. W. T. Tins
lev and David Moore. was appointed 70
request all the survivors Of the company
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com. c. L. Graves. Adjt r. II. STRAIT
3d. Magruder. Newport Ncws. Va.
Com. Geo. W. Neims. Adj C. I. n. Eu-
bank
c. Natheny. AdTt. o. Wilson.
%. n. A. Wise. aud W. III. T. Lee
Lunenburg. Va. Com. Siih Boiling. i.
o. Petersburg. Va. Aiit j.. A. Moore.
90. Iane-D'ges. Matthews. g.. H., Va,
Com John B. Donovan. AdJt. sands
Smith.
Com. J. J. Hobbs Adjt. $. S. Cmpen-
ter.
Il. Appomattox. Appomattox e. IT.
Va. Com. r. b. Pcore. +. %. West Apo
mattox. Va. AdJt. o.. j. Suauon.
a. James s. Walker. Pulaski. Va,
Oofn G. l.. Teaney Adj't. Il. ii. ste'
Nart.
q. Bath. Warm Springs. Va. Com
VIM n. McAlUster. T. .. Warm Springs
Va. AdTt George Mustoe, J.. O. Heal
ing Springs va.
a. "rom smith" suffolk. Va. Com.
Thos. w. Smith. AdJt John T. Lotzla.
A.. Jonathan B. Evans Biacksburg
Va. Com NJ. ID. Bennett Adit j. e..
Gridscn Com. W. a. Smith. AdJt IL. L..
Runtcr
a.. Coliins-Garnett King George, Va
~. Pea.hv-Gumer. Brechnridge. Fin
castle. Va. Com. A. Y. B. llichok AdJt
W q. Pettierew.
Is. Kemper-sirothcr-Fry. Madison. Va,
Com. a. y. Fnks p. %. Crsiersville,
Va. AdTt j. VI. Rosser
a.. Wrieht-Latane. rappahannock, Va,
Com. ". II. p. Wright AdJt. VIM. Camp
bell.
~. Joseph Z. Johnston. SO T. Bedford
city. Va. Com samL Griffin, AdJt Vs..
n Mosby.
81. W. p. Newton. Ashland Va. Com.
Richard Irby. AdTt r. G. Cooke.
~. Lawson-Ban. Lancaster Va. Com.
John G. EweH. AdTt r.. \. Prichard
70. Piclett.Smart. Nottoway G.. IT.,
Va. Com. J. T. Harrison. J.. o. Burke
Vile Va. AdTt Edward $. Deane. y. O..
Nottoway .. IT,. Va.
o. Fluvanna. palmyra Va. Com. VIM.
n. Petit. AdTt. %. vs.. Taylor
IS. VIM Terry. Wytheyille. Va. Com.
John IT. Fulton. Adi't Ro- Hleaves.
Is. -Harmau. Tazowell. Va
Com. 4. j Nav. Aait Q. T. y. Bowen.
y TToslov-ci.vtrook hIldlosex Co.
v, corn Dr. WIN. $ Christian. =. o.
rs. Reaic-pavis-B Baker Westmoroland.
Co Va. com. r. !. Washington. Adi't.
u. W. c. Davis p. o. Hague. Va.
20. Joseph I. Johnston, No. . Man
chester. Va. Com. y. c. Atkinson,
Adrt. Jas. r.. Butler
%. Meyers Riddloharger, Fionhurc.
Y, Com. r. NJ. Lautz AdJt j. T..
Shelter.
81. Irvine. buckingham 9. IT,. Va.
Gem. ! +. Roger Adi't. J. 6. Hanes.
60 linn Peasants. Goochland G. IT,.
Va. com. Geo. L. Harrison. AdJt II. III.
Hoge.
50. JOSEPH i. Johnston. No ,, LiGnum,
culpeper. Va. Com. j. VI. Harris. AdJt.
D. J. KYLE. 7. o. Brady Station Va.
"a. STANDARDIZATION, Martinssille, Va,
com. w. W. Morris. AdJt. j. b. {. Am
brose.
IS. Gibson Mccurdy. Marion Va. Com.
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THE FAIR YOUNG SPONSORS,
Southern Beauty and Grace 10 AdOrn
The Great Gathering.
MANY LOVELY WOMEN FROM DIXIE.
Choctaw IIelrcss From Indian Territory
with Her Maids ~ Honor VIII BE In
the Tableaux-PTctty Women
From Texas, Georgia, and
Elsewhere.

Probably no feature Of the great Con-
Tolerate Reunion Will attarct more atten-
Ton than tho appearance or the several
SOlflgu urls who viii repro sent their
respective states as sponsors. Already
tkpfe o. great deal OF interest 800 the
per.0nuc! OF The sponsors, and there
have been many Inquiries as 10 how they
viii bc entertained. These young ladies.
most OF whom have already been chosen
hy The department commanders Co repre-
reason ~ thcir personal beauty thelf
social prominence. or by reason or Nalu-
apio services rendered the Confederate
cause hy some near relations. some %
the most prominent young ladies' in the
South VIII tako part in tho beautful
tableauX that arc 20 be given
Tho young ladies' viii le met by
committee of prominent ladies In the
city. and Will Doe entertained during their
stay. Airs. Norman Y. Randolph. NO. 5lZ
east Grace street. this city, can give
ary Information desired on This subject
apl if she is notified by the young 10
dies when they viii arrive IN Richmond
sAo viii SEQ that they are met az the
depot and received by hostess appointed
Durng ther stay IN Richmond the
young ladies' VIII receive the most nos
pltable treatment They Will De given
beautiful reception at the Masonic TEN
pie. rho Jefferson, or some otner suita-
BE place. and everything for their com
TORT ana pleasure VIII le ovue. - may
DO said that the fair sponsors VIII DO
the toasts of the reunion.
INDIAN TERl1TORN,
An interesting ard unique ieature OF
the great Confederate gathering WIN De
the Appearance OF number Of young
ladies from Indian Territory, including
"a sponsor and several maids or honor
IL Ks Thought these young ladies will at
tract as much. or more, attention thah
any delegates in the entire gathering.
x CHOCTAW MAIDEN.
General Coleman struck a popular note
when Dec appointed as sponsor ~ rep
resent the Indian Territory ~ me il-
.er. T. II Miss McAlester. after whose
father fho town in which She lives iooh
its name. is typical daughter OF tho
prairie and SIS perhaps. the most popu'
lar young woman in Indian Ieinipiy,
She is iust twcnty-one years OF age, ana
was horl aud reared at McAlcster. Tier
father is James j. McAlester and was
First Lieutenant IL Company b. twenty
second Arkansas Infantry, Confederate
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Northern Virginia. He was gallant
solder. was wounded. and bears on his
person four scars in token OF the great
conflict between the North and South
CaptSin Bod went TO Texas In 1861 At
the close Of the war. refusing 10 return
10 his old home in what f. now West
Virginia. The Captain organized the
BdT County u. g. V. Camp No. ~
and was its first and NTH COMMANDER
lie IS Assist. Commissary on General
Boona's STAFF.
Miss Toyds mother was Miss Lizzie
Sheets. 2 Nireinian. and was reared IN
AT Scion. Augusta county. Of That
State She was married n Capt. Boyd, In
Nirginia. January : 1869 and accOm-
panied him 10 bis adopted no ne.
Miss Boyd's beauty Is Of the brunette
tyne. with the three-foid charm OF forrn.
expression and color. She - tall. with
a slender figure. graceful in carriage.
with 10 delicious little air OF softnsss that
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MIR. TURNER RETiRES.
lie Declines to Represent free-siiN~'
Constituency.


Constituency.
CONGRESSMAN Smith S. Turner will not
hermit his name TO 20 before the APP
nroaching Democratic convention In the
Seventh district as candidate FOR re-
nomination. He prefers retirement 20 PIT
vate life rather than stand on a platform
which VIII advocate free and unninitea
coinage Of silver at a ratio Of 10 10 l.
lie prints In the Washington Post OF
Yesterday the following letter;
Washington. n. c.. June D. lssS.
To the Democrats Of the seventh 'oh-
rressonal District OF Virginia:
T have determined not 20 Re a candidate
for denomination 10 Congress. Tho IN
dorsemonfs have received from counties
that have already given expression fnd
essr-ances from those that have NOT
leaves no doubt upon my mind that 4uch
~ononination would .be facoorded ne.
have reached the conclusion ! co M rot
ocean, a. The stanton convention ~ q
cher CONCLUSIVE evidences makes IL cer'Fn
ma. our district convention VIII ahopt Il
rietf,rrn in favor ~ free and unnm-,eo
coinage 81 silver az tho ratio or 10 70 :.
80 a, nv Judgment the acceptance Of
,or,fnation On such platform would carry
With II the obligation on the nosn'nee =,
vote FOR such measure in Congress snn
The defense Of IL by argument in the can
vass. Nv convictions being decided mat
such n policy would be ruinous 20 we
he. interests ~ our people. I could not
6ofend It on the stump; for me TO 90 Sc, 50
wltN my conviction would be hypocrisy
and a consequent loss OF my self-re'nsc t.
So. forced to choose between scar M
,,o>>.~ess and the preservation OF nv
sef.respect. ] cannot hesitate IN say,
ING this attack no mans motives pnl
criticlse 40 ones opinons but cheertuily
-..ord n those who differ with me me
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a. NJ and Sis p. NJ. by the pastor Rev.
W. w. Lear. Junior Epworth League
meets al u. n. Subject for morling
sermon: Christ. Our Refuge" Subject at
night. Foot Washing"
Christian Church-Preaching az 1915 A.
". by tho pastor Rev. j. A. Spencer.
on What Have / Done AT i. ~.
tho "Chldren's Day" exercises will be
observed. There will be- music. recita-
tons. dialogues and declarations on tho
occasion. Sunday School at s:i5 \. NJ.
Endeavor Society meets az L. NJ.
Fif,h-Street Methodist-Rev. Mr.. rab-
cock will preach at IL A. Nj. and s:iS
=. NJ. Morning subject: The intcrced-
ing Christ" Night subject AT Church"
Stockton-Street Baptist-rhe Missionary
Society OF Stockton-Street church Will
old its regular monty meeting this after
noon at O'Clock. Rev. J. J.. Gwathmcy.
OF R.chmbond. will address tho meeting.
West-End Methodist-Sunday School at
$50 A. NJ Services al II A. Nj. and
=. NJ. Epworth League meetings a, 20
and Z. N. Church Aid Society at
p NJ.
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'n nee, AZ the Market House =" -
20 20 g'e O'clock 4. NJ. on July "a, m0 10 the
70 form and march in oo cI.,ppsde,ates so
Crenshaw warehouse. All ,o, ,ia company
desiring ,hn S a,v The meeting then adjourn
al oa 70 t,," meet on saturday next. June '''"'
SWIFT CREEK MILLS. .o,,o,
7, looks now IL the Swift creek cotton ,s
r,,,. I'M in chesterfield county which were ere
% Destroyed by IRE some months ago ,vo aTs
70 he rebuilt Hands are now AZ WI
cleaning up the debris. Mr.. sohn ,,o a.
smith, the owner of the mills when en- We" 10
burned. has had a store pun, !" ,bsse
Isge The resumption OF work at - -
M. ,,.,n,, Give employment 10 large
sorcs OF men. women and Children.
'V Goye ri oFerrall. who recently pur,
chased "pundee." the handsome reslde ,,,,
OF Mr.. Henry c. Beatiie, at Forest ,'eNor n,g
,s undecided, 1t seems about occupying
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ma Territory will he accompanied by
several other ladies from oklahoma 10
attend tho reunion.
HER MAIDS or HONOR
Miss ophcla OycrstreCt. one Of Miss
Heaie's maids Of honor, Is Mssourian
by birth. When child she moved with
her parents 20 Eureka Springs. Ark.
where she spent most OF her life. she
was principally educated at Clarke :
Academy. but after finishing there. she
in Ohio.
Her father was born in Bedford coun-
~. Va. and her mother in Madison
county, KY They each came with their
parents 10 Jackson county No, when
quite young. All OF her relatives who
served In the civil war, were in the Con-
tolerate army. Her father was under
General Price.
Miss virginia Tucker IS the only child
OF Bcrhcy Montague Beverly Tucker
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same honesty OF opinion ana purpose that
] claim for myself L thank YOU for your
many kndnesses 10 me-. and hope YOU VIII
find 70 nominee ADLER than myself 10 IeD-
resent YOU. ! know you cannot ind enc
who viii more earnestly try 20 do so
than hatedone. Regrettng that I feel
compelled 10 take this step. 1 am. very
truly &C.,
s. S TURNER
The Seventh district which Mr.. Turner
represents is composed Of the counties Of
Alhemarle. Clarke. Frederick Greene.
Madison. Page Rappahannock. Rocking
nam shenandoah. ami Warren. II is the
district which was for so long a time was
,,.,rasonted NV Governor O'Fsrrall.
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NJ Wiley. She U.s. tan auf graceful. with
ID beautiful figure and face. oisNl..I.
ana with most earning manners. o.s
D.. % d l-lI i I4Ih.I possesses "i'r"'
and happy l@~ostion AID IS an tA-
freuoIy popular young lads. Miss " ley
!. n lsr twentieth year aud inns "a net
second season in society. since htf &c
hrf eho has been one OF the most popA-
inr Young ladies in Macon sne ls OF
fr. Golden brown type, with barr ol tAal
color. and large brown eyes. -i,l
,t,..e .tra r.gult and beer coull Alon iAit.
Miss Wiley was for Two years tu
.-.f I.ttN Cobb Institute. ana Mar 4"i
To-, wears pupil az the soul,tth ileinII
school of Baltimore, where shc n.''i''l
T.r education. She is in every "eg d
-''anl1r.ui representative Oh e,o' 81"
Wo'"@""oYI1l'E TEXAS STAR.
,,a. Minnie Boyd. who was aipoiit,,a
"..r for The soulheas term .Aaa 4'-
of thc United States N-I4,l atD
,.r, I'D the reunion, is one OF ."s
N't .ffrorflVe women ln tne Lon. "t"l
&C.. General H. IL. Boone cot conn
ma division. made "a bia'nlut ~.
=, ma choice Cf MISS pus", 80
s'n live Texan. and was born al tie
III V.lion. She b. peIn4.s srv
,o,,ncost OF an the sponsors, Dei"s 0DS
clghtecn years OF age. .,.... Of cantain
Hties P6vl b. the daughter OF 'ay'".n
Janes How'd who commanded a celll.ut
Ia the goth virginia Rsgi nSS
Brigade. Jacksons Division Army "
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only a small Indebtedness OF W.T. - &C
Remains Unsatished.

r,dgo u. Q. Minor. OF the Law ana
Faulty Court. has entered u'v'oe 80 w.,
''i''.' a.. ,fefropolitan Bank OF Rich
.1 ..,,inst i j. Montague ana beolst
,tristian trustees and receivers lvi
- n pace. confirming the report OF
a.. commissioner MIR. j. X. v pdnle'
h. raoard 10 the arrangements maze &c
tc,.en Air. Pace. his creditors am. ~. ne
trustees and receivers. Inc repo' "a ''.D
Commissioner shows that there j. "1
emf in thc hands of the trustees anu
ceiyers the sum Of SlH-llV U.s. an" 49,
TINS amount the decree tiaeIS 'n0
INK sums 90 10 paid
IL. +. Winston, Clerk OF la"
and Equity Court, costs OF suit'.' % W
Thomas G.. Gordon, notarlal ser
.,, ,.....sr,ror .... go. 81 %
I.eake a. Carter writ tax, &C.. 10 ~
< - Wei.iser. salary ........... 125 10
Commissioner j. L. y. Daniel zee
for his report ..............-....' zVo W
virginia Trust Company, Zee fW
becoming surety on the bonds OF
tie receivers .........-....-.-..-. =" W
SION G as trustee and receiver. 5000 90
Georre H. Christian. in full OF
cerer .............. .............. 5000 %
Frank ". Christian. balance OF
fees Tor legal services charge
able AGAINST tire trust fund In
this cause OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 900 90
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .65I 90
This will leave in the hands Of the re-
ceigcrs s5.5li.03
The decree also sets forth that an ar
rlngement has been effected. extending
tho ume of Mr.. PAGES Indebtedness two
years and releasing the existing deeds
Of trust dated December a. 1875. Mr.. Pace
To execute a new deed Of trust securing
certificates Of indebtedness 10 be given
bv him 10 his creditors. The Court
also Orders the payment OF number OF
small claims. amounting TO Ss55.5l after
which ths cause Is dismissed and the
truitees ADD receivers discharged This
will leave Mr.. PAGES property enuambered
with debts amounting 10 $4,000. a. fol-
lows: Virginia Trust Company. H4ero:
Scott 4 stringfellow. s34. 90: G. ". Branch
g Co. 81 600: f.. j. Darlington. sll0o0.
Metropolitan Bank Of Richmond 5000:
Planters National Rank OF Richmond,
5000 Merchants National Pank OF Rich
mond 5000. Thomas Branch = Co..
$1,000.
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Evangelist r. w. Webb VIII give a
biack- board talk on Entire Sanctiliea-
ton" Sunday night at Brcai-strcet mis-
sion.
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Mr.. ard Mrs. Beverly ID Benson. Of
Buffalc, n. T.. ore on q Wish 70 their
father. ". J. 9. Benson. Of this city.
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MISS VIRGINIA b. TUCKER
first Maid of Honor 10 Miss Bealo,.
II with his family at present. II he can
obtain a suitable tenant no will rent II
out.
RELIGIOUS EXERCISES.
Thu following will DO the order OK
divine worship to-day;
Central Notwithstanding at II
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EXPLOSION OF A BOILER.
TWO RESIDENTS OF OH sTERTxBLD
BADLY CUT AND sCALDkD.
Mrs. Charles IL. Sharp Hurt--A Pleasant
Lawn Party-In Police Circles.
Personals.

MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
No. 1921 Hull SraEyr. BsArrrv BLocE.
BY the explosion OF the boiler Of the
saw-mill OF Messrs. Noble GIN at
Swift Creek in Chesterfield county. on
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MISS OPHELiA OVERsTREEr
Second Moid ol Honor % Miss Braiol.
now nves an lonofcl retired lie on his
valuable farm, near oklahoma city.
Miss Bcale 81 tall and graceful. aud OF
a decided brunette type OF beauty. Sine
was educated a. Kentucky having at-
tended science ull. 40 shclbyWle. end
finished her collegiate course az Central
College Missouri Together. with Der
maids OF honor Miss ophelia Oyerstreet
AMI AisS Virginia Bland Tucker and
Mrs. Clstk Bra6en. president " the
Nsuxhters Of the Cenfe6srsoy Of Oklaho-
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Indian Territory sudie McAles-
ter McAlcstcr l. n.
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