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Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-28

Mrs William N. Raney will entertain tomorrow eve at her hosptable home, Violet street and Highland avenue, in r honor of her estimable kinswoman, Mrs Clifford A. Locke, of Eufaula. Hours, i 4:30 to o'clock.
 The entertainment committee of the Y. NJ H. A. will offer rare treat to the members of the association, their lady friends, and to the public at large at their rooms in the Commercial club building this evening. The dancing hall provided with good music. and special illumination. will be thrown open to the dancing inclined guests. The parlors and library will be converted into tenn z porary dining rooms. where strawberries, Ice cream and other delicious refresh nnents will be served by the fair ladies who have kindly assisted in arranging the festival The public is cordially in- ,. .yited.
 44 -tJ
 The Creche club will hold an important meeting this morning at 10:30 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. J. T. Nixon. Busd- ness of importance will come up and the members are urged to be present
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-28
Brooms and Alabama Rolled Oats.

M 'MILLAN-LIGE CO, manufacturers of M brooms and packers of Alabama rolled oats. 2105-7 Morris avenue.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-28
Boiler Works.
Bridge and Boiler Works
Brass and Bronze Foundry.

TT HE c. L. ANDERSON, CO, Qimited) l brass and bronze foundry, corner Twen- ty-fourth street and First avenue. Rolling min and blasti furnace work speciality.
 Phone, SS2. T .eCe aI
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-28

F. Y. ANDERSON, RUFUS N. RHODES, w. J. MILNER, B. STEINER, ]. B. MORSON. ROBERT JEMISON, B. F. RIDDEN. J. A. ROUNTREE, IE J. M'CROSSIN. OLIVER CHALIFOUX, w. B. LEEDY. MORRIS MARK, c. H. NABB, H. H. SINNIGE,
 Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
AT BtCh kOL BIICH.
4 sea Breeze and High Tide Makes Good


BUCKROE BEACH, VA, July l7.-Spo-
cial.-Buckroe is the ideal OF the eNcur-
siOnist and judging from the number OF
Richmond people seen here every day,
those who leave and 80 back home must
have thoroughly enjoyed themselves for
they send many more 10 take their
places
During the last week the bathing has
been particularly fine, a long continued
sea breeze with high tide at the right
hour made the surf roll in. TO the delight
OF the most eNacting.
MIR. NJ. r.. FERGUSON and family left Tor
home last Wednesday and many miss
the little one who added SO much TO the
fun and life of the hotel
Thursday night, through the generous
permission and hearty cooperation or MI.
f. w. Darling. superintendent OF the cid
Point Hampton and Newport News Eiec-
trio Railway the whole system Was turn
ed over 10 the 'armens' brotherhood troi"
. l.. NJ. All the receipts from Idies on
that night went to the fund which has
lately been started for the care OF con-
ductors. mOtOrmen and other employees IN
time OF sickness. The committee Oh the
Brotherhood furnished most attractive
display OF fireworks, and the addition "t
a glorious moon over the water made me
scene Joy for ever and satisfying ~
the soul of the most aesthetic.
Major Harry returned on saturday cNen-
ing 10 spend SUNDAY with his family.
Mr.. ]. Il. Cosby, OF kichmonh, spent
Sunday AT the Beach.
Among the arrivals last week are Mrs.
William u. Young ana daughter, OF
Hampton; Mrs shaw and Miss Jessie
Whiting. OF Mobile. Ala. 5ir. Frank Miller
and family, the Misses Matthews 81 kieh-
mond. Mr.. G. H. Phillips ana family and
tho Misses Brown. have arrived for q stay
OF some time. Mrs. A. NJ. Tyler. Ms.
stephen Hunter. Miss Hunter. Miss 81
bert Of Richmond and Mrs Il. H. tlfe OF
the University Of Virginia, spent iast
Wednesday enjoying the Beach and It's
many attractions. SALT Air
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
WHhEE coon BREEzEs BLOW.
Geen Park Hotel aud Ii. Health ana
Plra.nIe SEEKERS.


Pleasure seekers.
BLOWING ROCK. y. c., July lL-Spe-
clal.-I AIN at Green Park Hotel, d de-
Mghtful resort Oh the summit OF tue
blus Ridge, 4,5oJ feet above sea level.
aud less tnan d quarter OF q mile from
the celebrated views, Green Mountain.
Blowing Rock, summit view, ANA inc
Pinnacle, the scenery On all sides DelAs
grand, beyond description.
Leaving the cars at LenO!r IL Is reach
ed after most cXnillratIus and lovely
drive OF several miles, In surreys or
hacks, winding In ana out among the
mountains, bOrdered by precpices OF hun
dreds ot feet, and range after range oI
mountains in bold relief, the ripping sll-
Yer stream every now ana then making
It's appearance, and but enhancing the
beauty OF the already wild, grand. and
sublime scenery.
lust after the first turn OF the road. up
on the brow OF Il Hill, is the beautifully,
artstically constructed cottage Of Mr..
George Harper, one of the most proml-
nent and popular residents Of this Yicin-
it's. within mile and half from
Green Park Is the Blowing Rock Hotel,
Fairylew House. Skyland House, ana
other iuinumerable boarding houses, thus
furnishing accommodations for the hun
dreds who have the past four years pa
tronized this delightful region. and the
interchange OF social intercourse and
amusements between the two hotels
makes IL doubly enjoyable for the guests.
Il PURE ATMOSPHERE
This remarkably bracing and pure eli
mate is most admirably suited TO hay
fever and nervous dyspepsia patients.
the days being always pleasant-hottest
on record. So degrees-and nights so COO!
10 IS always necessary 10 use blankets.
The pure. cool waters used in the hotels
are supplied from head springs OF Great
Pee Dee and New rivers. Although there
are beautiful drives in all directions, the
bicycle enthusiasts seem specially lavish
i'm their praise OF the Boone Turnpike
spin. declaring that though a seemingly
contradictory fact, IL H. certainly
smooth down-grad TO Boone, and, yet
they can discover 40 difference IN the
grade on the return trip.
This lovely new hotel has the great adj
vantages OF an excellent livery and tele-
eraph and post-nicGy in the building. The
regular orchestra for the season arrives
Friday from Ashevilio, when the nightly
hons and daily concerts begin. but really
the social festivities are already greatly
in evidence-boWling, driving, shooting,
card-playlne, tennis. and bicycling, the
star pastime-hlling up the entire days.
on Friday evening the guests were
most highly entertained In the ballroom
hy a hypnot.st. Tuesday evening the
ballroom was again the assem5lage hail
for an entertainment by Mr.. Lucius Perry
Hills. Southern poet and humorist, Of
Atlanta, Ga. He pleaslngly combined the
features Of the author reader, lecturer,
and humorous story-teller. He IS spe-
cial correspondent Of the Atlanta Con-
stitution. and has gained for himself
great distinction by his sweet little SOU
venir poem. when Patti Sang which
was distributed by the illustrious singer
TO her many personal friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
AN HOUR At GREATER SARATOGA
You Can Visit the 0pen-Air Horse Show Enjoy
a Tennis Tournament or Take Pert
in a Bicycle Moonlight Run.

SARATOGA SPRINGS July 16.-Once
upon d time little creature became
jealous of the reputation oi "a great one
and said. Enough cannot he ass great,
4 Will Do indus lilOus, anna, mas De-, 4 WIu
become known and tuc ltle tulus
worked aud worked luouauloualy unuI
..lI Iu ..a. ... llII. euul...N t.e t-e
synonym OF that which lt CraFcli ana
the amt became worldwide ior it's indus
Try while tlc great, lumbern6 elephant
whom 10 eutled. WAS a. mere pIay,hlns.
So Saratoga. nolstrloua5, comedy ANA
well planned. spread ln au directions,
and became the Greater Saratoga as
N,w York ia lhc Greater --N lolA,
no. as large as toe latter. but more
f.muu. because ~ its unexpected achieve
4.at..
Saratoga "ihe fair city, les in the
northern part OF Ncw York State at the
loot OF Mount MDlrcsor who're Grant
entered upoa his i,us slOtr 40 is Wiinn
Whispering distance oi those healing pools
Lake George and Lake CnampiWn-
and go near the North Woods tnat tine
cool breath of the pines is waited com
atantly across it. Al the main sentnei
post is o. placid Jake Of its own, Saratoga
Lake. and on it5 ouiposts ale seven
mountains from the peaks Of which OLD
.
,,ith cannon. a monument in Saratoga
now marks the spot whore the battle OF
Saratoea was fought
Ile Greater saratoga l5 h"ltu TOT JUS
lu1duess
d. opens with "a series OF conventions.
lt.aI relirl0us. and trades. The ricn
Can Builders Association comes here
annually n june. Then follows meet
ol the d. a. Vs.. with "a moonlight eNcur-
zion. then tennis tournament Mean-
while. an WooI.avn oval the sporting
ground of judge Horny Hilton. series
of outdoor events is gong on. pony racing
ANA polo. And. finally. comes tho great
spor. of am Saratoga. tho racing season.
when an tho famous racehorses pay thor
annual VIsil to Saratoga and its healing
springs
ID be- claimed that SARATOGA water does
lcr... os rrroh .oo5 a. 30 docs irsi,io.
.. 49,. 49,. 49,.
ua''' o"' ''-'
brought mere To- 70 gov" 10 '-oi ,.7 -i1
afterwards as tiarh larha. however
that may Doc records are broken hcre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18

ri. reautie. and the Eeaux aud ho"
They while Away the iime'

They While Away Tue il"i''
OLD SWEET SPRINGS. w. VA July
-speclal.-The past week has witnes,e a
"A steady arrival Of people anu 49, "t -
ana hour have been actively uuilHed Dg
soeiefv In complete the merry ROUNDS OF
r,frfb and gavetv Tennis, spl, hlllititT'
hOv,iiug. bicyclins. riding, driving e1t"7'
plunge baths. dancing ana Hll.lhs ~
he spirits of men and maids Up 70 CON,
cert pitch and time speeds py hh1 '"'D'
and pleasant dream. - g..
The old Sweet has ever been famous iOr
IFS prettV girls. ana TINS year tNS "rtl
come from New YORK, New otIeaua, b'l-
umore. Richmond. Washington, Louis
Vile 81. Louis Cincinnati, GalNes'oh.
Georgia. Florida. the Cdrohnas ana al
rarts Of the Union blonde and fdlr, OF
with dark-hued tresses and dreamy Drown
rves iewitching enough 10 lull any sus-
ccptible heart into fOrgettulness OF All
Never before at this late Of The season
haze 80 many States Of he Union iur-
rished Il quota 20 lend me charm OF va
riatv to the cOsmOpOutdl Wlvlc- oiiI ''.l
ecarcelv make the rounds OF the stately
yeraud4 without meeting sOIle old iriends
or accuaintances ana many Oh '"e"' arc
REGISTERED from old VirFipsa-
II Is said that IL EicumOnd man WIZ
mortgage his boots 10 get 20 the ga
sweet b" many OF them get there al me
same. and he is seldom left after he
arrives. for he Is in the lead or the
cavaliers here. The southern young man
is the controlling force here. de IS par
excellence q society man and the most
industrious and ehivalrOgs feau. Some
ono OF him usually takes the lead IN IN
auguratine entertainments and germans.
and he Is cqully Cnthusio.tic IN promoting
fnule races AMI ~ lon-lit horseback PAR
ties 10 the pals OF tie SN Get Chalyheate
only q mile .9l,'fnt
Flood tide IN the weeks gayeties was
reached last night when the shifting
scenes Of the social drama eliminated
nifcent ballroom wa sa revelation or light
nincent ballroom was a reveiuon OF Esht
and color. and an hrightuess was Mt
ting accompaniment for the display or
flashing jewels. The chandeliers reflect
ed a radiant. rCscate glow upon the lovely
faces and royal gowns OF tho flower
crowned queens upon the floor and the
varied bright colors Of the rich costumes
brought out in high relief the pictures
queness OF the charming tableau.
Every gown either reproduced par
ticular flower or was lavishly garlanded
with buds or blossoms, ana never did
the exceeding lovellness OF the odd
Sweet" bellies show 10 such an advantage.
There was the sparkling Miss Meredith,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
ATTHEPH INChNS ANNE,



Week That Was Full OF Life. Fun, and
Gaieiy.
VIRGINIA pFA,If ~, r.f.. g. &C.
''' '''' 1''~ 'l'-
'i"l- ''"' "l the ta4trt ana plcasantcst
weeks of tie season Was enent b,, tho
.,,o,.f. ,+ .. t...f $780,,
'"'''7 'hla HiHt
seven days. for commencing Sunday night
ono continuous round of festivit, has hoe,
kent mn.
ON Sunday evening n eacr,d concert was
given at the Princess Ammo a.. mo
rramme consisting of vocal selections
Rotations and phonocraphic rendition-.
an passing or with "a great deal of spirit
and applause.
Tho dancing in the ballroom has gone
0n every night. EOries Orchestra furnish
nc the music
0u Thursday about fifty people from
fhe cottages and hotel chartered "a special
train 10 take them to Norfolk. where they
Joined 90 moonlight excursion TO ola Point
Professor cl0Ward' carried Lis chorus 10
Ol1 Point whore "a concert was given.
Tho A. II. Hil Rifles. of Petersburg
have zone into camp in the open space
next thc post There ago about thirty of
The soldier bows il tho company
Flthinr has been deiiehtfui. and every
evening the bcacI is throngod with
hathers
on Friday evening Professor Belleza.
OF Norfolk came down and ODcued the
.I...f..- .....fIf., O.. tI. ,,r.Iff.' l1rD..
crowd was present and an loved thon-
selves immensely until 1880. when they
loft for Norfolk
Mrs Jackson. who has been stopping
af the FI...r COTTAGE left to-day for old
Point whore she win stay for a few
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18

ALTON, VA. July ll.-Special.-Mrs J.
II. Robertson has been retained as clerk
for awhile in the posto.hce under the new
regime.
The grass crop II almost a failure, the
wheat the best harvested for some years.
Apples are D lliful and blackberTies and
other small fruits are bringing good
prices over "the Ridge"
Miss BETTE Lipscomb and Miss Bessie
Coleman are 10 attend the summer chat
augua at WayucshoI0. a large crowd
will 90 over each day from Alton. Rev.
Hartwcll Hawthorne is slowly oonvalesc-
ing and D. able to drive out.
Mr.. y. W. Digs. OF Washington, who
is an usher al the White House." f.
registered at the Alton House.
Mrs. John McHenry and party OF Hart
ford. n.y. reached here last week and
have cottages for the entire season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18

Of Richmond, with eyes glowing win
LIQUID light; Miss May Morgan, sweet eno
fresh az a blonde Naiad; the bcwi'chsns
Miss Taliaferro, OF Jacksonviie, neS
sparkling bright face breathing ueheosO
ton In every glance. and me hanoso"e
Miss Louise McCreery OF ST LOUIS.
stylish young girl with winning manners.
Stalwart men In swallow tails, with WIZ
vests and dainty tie. swinging past 20 ,no
music's gay measures, breathed the IN
spiration of the hour. and never from tns
souls OF violin and flute and bugle ara
drum poured a stream OF sweeter or more
enchanting strains.
Prominent among the dancers and spec
tators in the ballroom and halls were
Judge w. w. Howe and family, Miss SUI
sic Miles and Mrs. II. w. Blanc and fam
lily. OF New Orleans: Hon. G.. V. Meredith
and family. Mrs. Hartley Carmichael and
family Mr.. T. w. Wood aud wife. Mrs.
]. $. Munce and family, Mr. Vandyke
Johns and Mr.. Edwin y. Gentry. all or
Richmond; Professor John Patterson ana
wife. OF the Louisville University Miss
daughters. OF Lousville; Mrs. r.. III.
Thornton and Miss Bacon. OF Newport,
KY; Mrs. II. r. Lockwood and family.
>with her charming mother, Mrs. McCay.
'and her niece. Miss MAY Morgan; Mr..
Charles r. Pitt and family. all Of Balti-
more; Miss Duer Robinson. Miss Malta
Strickland, and Mr.. Austin Smith, of
New YORK. Mr.. and Mrs. j. =. Taliaferro
anu Missfs anne ana jessie 1dldtcrTp,
OF Jacksonville Fla. MIR. Taliaferro was
formally Of Orange county. Va. and his
wife was Miss Hardy. OF Norfolk: Mr..
and Mrs. T. f. Wickham and Misses
Emily. Eleanor and Frances Wickham.
the queenly Miss Louise McCreery, Miss
Christine McCreery. and their mother, all
of ST. Louis, Mo-; Mr.. Wickham is a
cousin of the late General Williams G.
Wickham, OF Hanover and also OF the
Carriers Of shirley, Mrs. w. w. Moore
and Miss Lutte Moore. and Mr.. III. J..
Ellis. of Galveston; Mr.. &. c. Patterson
and Mr. Straus and wife. Mr.. Myers and
family: all OF Ohio: Miss Stella White. OF
West Virginia.
DR.. Hartley Carmichael, OF Richmond.
has just arrived. and is a handsome ac-
QUESTION to tho social forces OF the
Sweet" lie announces the early coming
OF Messrs. Charles and G.. A. Davenport
and their families; DIR. Christopher
vompkins and family. Mr.. Barton Grun-
dy and family. Mrs. J. ID. Ryland and
daughter, and Misses Nellie and Florence
Parker. all Of Richmond Va.
zach day adds new arrivals to the mcr-
~ party. and q q "Old Sweet will record
one of the happest seasons in its bright
ana glorious annals. JAMIE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
All OF the cottages are leased for the

All OF the cottages are leased for the
season.
The sweet. picturesue cottage Of the
Boydens, of Baltimore. is already oc-
cupied.
Mrs. Adam Empire. OF Wilmington. N.
C.. IS here for the season. and quite an
addition TO the social circle. She was
reared in Richmond. and is one OF the
nearest living descendants OF George
Washington. being his great-great-niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). A. Strauss. OF Rich
mond, are here for the season.
Mrs. Jessie A. McNair. of Norfolk, Va,
by her charming personality and grace
OF manner, became quite favorite.
Miss Bessie Scott. OF Decatur. Ca, who
has spent several months at her winter
home, in Florida, has recently arrived.
Mr.. Robert L. Holt. Ex-Governor Holts
nephew, and sister, Miss Dasie, or Bur-
lington. y. c., are here.
Miss Maria Jones, OF Richmond. Is the
guest OF Mrs. John stage. Of Charlotte.
n. c., at her most Economically situated
cottage. overlooking mountains. that
upon which late in evening. mist is so
heavy as 10 have the appearance OF an
immense snow bank.
RECENT ARRIVALS.
Recent arrivals at Green Park Hotel:
Mrs. A. Reid. Mr. and Mrs. III. Crawford
Black, Mir. and Mrs Victor Smith. Mr..
w. Edgworth. Baltimore. Md. Mr. and
Mrs. Il. l.. Cooper. Miss u T.. Clarke,
Mrs. j. p. Logan, Mrs. T. w. Baxter,
Mr.. ]. H. Baxter. Mr. and Mrs. w. ID.
Ellis, Jr., Mrs. r. c. Clarke. Mr.. II.
Q. Clarke, Jr., Atlanta, Ga: Mrs. NJ A.
and F. A. Lipscomb. Athens, Ca; Mr.. L..
NJ Burruss, Augusta, Ca; Mr.. Charles
Beverly, Val Miss A. Everett. Mr.. s. e..
Harden, John c. Dixon. w. a. Guy, South
Carolina; Mrs. Sturdivant. MIR. and Mrs.
IL. w. Malsey, Mr.. NJ. Richmond. Miss
Il. McRea. Charlotte, n. c.; Miss Heide-
berg, Mr.. c. a. Hammer, New York; Miss
Sadie Young. Charlotte n. c.. and Miss
Annie Williams, Richmond, Va.
Among the guests at Blowing Rock
Hotel are: Senator NJ. w. Ransom and
his very attractive daughter, Miss Es'he;
Mrs. Bennehan Cameron, of North Caro-,
lima (nee Miss Sallie Mayo. OF Richmond;
Miss 8. Rufiin. North Carolina: Mrs. c.
Muses. and family, Mrs. T. Godichaux
and family. New Orleans, La: c. Vance
Henkle, Jamaica, W. l.; Dr. Charles
Bland. W. 4. Van Ness Charlotte. " c.
At F'airview House: Miss Campbell. VIII
mington, N, c.: Miss Ferguson, Alabama
Mr.. Seago, Louisiana; Mrs. Sam Patter-
son, Baltimore. POMONA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
PHOEBUS A SUMMER RESORT.
Remarkable Growth of IA Town Not Long
Since Unknown.

PIIOEBUS, July N-Special.- VIII
lage Is attracting many visitors from
abroad. From its beautiful location visit
ors can get quite Il good view OF the bay
and ocean. They get excellent bathing
AT Old Point and Buckroe Beach, when
are reached IN lew minutes by electric
cars. There Is more quiet here than AZ
the Point. and guests get good accommo-
While Phoebus does not compete for
the trade OF the hotels. II anOrds enter
tainment Tor those who desire lower
The village is stnl growing. A few
years ago the name was NOT found on
maps or railroad timetables. Now 1t has
grown 10 town of LOO people and -
known 10 everybody.
The Methoaists, baptists and Episcopa-
nanS nave each a good. commOulOus
church, and the cOlored baptists have u
large church and congregations which
have been under the pastorate OF Rev.
william Ihornton Tor over thirty years.
The soldiers Home and Fort have no
doubt been the leading factors contribut-
ing 10 the success of the place.
Many new houses are being built in
various parts OF the town. These are OF
good quality and quite attractive Ten
ants stand ready ~ occupy them as soon
as completed. In Few years this viii
probably be the most attractive part OF Il
large city reaching TO the James.
BuckrOe Beach seems 70 be the draw
ing card this season. Mr.. Darling, the
prcsi0.lt OF the electric line who owns
the beach property. IS giving his per-
sOnal attention TO r..
Hardly day passes without several
carloads Of eXcursOnists visiting there.
This little resort Is an admirable place
for church and Sabbath school eXcur-
sions and picncs.
The bathing is good and innocent games
have been carefully provided for the peo-
pie. both young and Old.
Mr.. NJ b. FERGUSON and family OF
pleased with the trip.
Mr.. w. Il. Larrabee and family. as
east Marshall street. return to-day after
a pleasant visit Of two weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
"READIN, Dn rERCADIAs.n


W ny ne Leit the l-pl1coptl thurch tn Join
che Methodists.
He had been carriage driver for his
master for thirty years, and ais white
folks being members oil the Episcopal
church, he mad never seen inside Ot tne
church OF amy other denomination ia
an that time. Alter he Was set free
and his master could 40 longer AFFORD 10
80 To church in carriage. nc begun 10
knock around aud attend all the churches.
lie became a professor OF religion, but
when he came 10 join the church he
thought it would be- the most congeniai
thlns TO do, as well as q compliment TO
his old master, o. join the Episcopal
church.
Meeting his master one day at a public
place. ne informed him Of the fact that
he had chosen his church as the one to
which he would attach himself Ills
master complimentel him Oh his choice
and expressed some satisfaction concern
ing IT,
In o. year or so be met his master again.
and with considerable embarrassment
told MIN that he had made a change.
WHAT have you left tho Episcopal
church?"
"Ya-as sub. I done changedw
"What have YOU ione?'
81 has ilned de Mefodis, sub"
'Why did you do thatf'
well, subj cause likes EN- hettah."
elm what resuectt
'Wel. III tell you marster; you know
when you goes 20 a Mefodls' church. jes'
as soon as you gifts inside, dey settle
right down 20 business, @ preachin' or
de- gorspul. whilst in De 'Piskcrpul
church il takes 'em too long to read dc
porceedn's o. de las meotng'"
POLK MILLER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18

The preachers viii soon be taking their
vacation. Rcv. ". $. Leake. Of the
IVest-Emd Baptist church, has been
Granted months vacation by his con-
eregatiOn but has not decided where he
Will spend It: Mrs. Leake may so to
Giles county. Va.
REV. William L. Edwards, ID. D.. of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18

Washington-Street Methodist church, ex-
poets TO spend his vacation In Prince
Edward county. in August.
Rev. II. w. Battle. -. D.. pastor OF the
First Baptist church. viii leave next
week for old Point.
Rev. oscar Bunting rector Of St. Pauls
Episcopal church, may spend the month
of August at the Warm Springs.
ORIOLE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18

In a speech az Milwaukee Debs asserted
that the present suffering was the result
OF ignorance. and he urged the audience
to read good books. help their neiehbors
and lift them up. Organic the trades
union" he sold. with library. have 4
debate and teach them how % helm them
selves. This is the only way that eman
CITATION can come. Don't rely on leaders;
they are unreliable, learn TO rely upon
yourself"