The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14
About Six Hundred People Went
Down on the Pocahontas.
ADDRESS BY MIR. MONTAGUE,


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in ,.rt graceful ra..r.r H., Professor
l. ..e.n. NAN of william. Mary Cul-
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ST.. Naataeuc delivered a brief but
iatererffrr and r..gu,rf address that
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hon tbrourfo.t and hi. address WIS
cathusiqstf,auy received bv all who
hoard hin,
At the conclusion OF Str M.ntaeue's
address. "a song. .Nrcinla." which was
COMPOSED for the occasion by Miss Kate
aa ou Rowland. thr historian oI tac s..
r. S. g.. was sung Dy feQu ST.
NmDr- fhnr. 0n fu. platform were.
Mr. Charles Washington Coleman. vice.
president off ths s. H. y. A.. and MDe-
DANES stephen puuey. Herbert Cai-
borne A. d. Montague Randolph Well
ford. Albert Erlc. Laudon Garter Bcrke-
l-v. of DonviIle. Both the Williamsburg
and Norfolk branches of tine a. j.. y. a..
were wei represented.
SOME WHO WENT.
Among those who took The trip were.
Misses Lily and Mary Hu. Mrs Frank
Craiec. Mrs. Norman " Randolph.
Misses BESSIE Waller Gu--.s McGu.re.
Grace Mcconnell. Kathleen Anderson
Mrs / Nontapu. Dr Az Do Pear.
soo Miss l,thal Atkinson Dr + ID Ford
Miss Incz Chataienc Dr Mcclure New.
ton. AIrs. J. Taglor EIvson. Miss Alice
RoIdy. Dr. John H. hartman. Mrs.
stephen putncy. Mr. r.. v. Valentine.
/ Miss Wilson shelton Mrs. Herbert Clai-
borne MISS Minnie Eiuhhman' MISS
| Bankenship MI Robert McCandl sh.
Mfs' Al"eil bruce MISS Ait'h NiehtH-
n,f' MISS MARY al. j.. Ne"'oi'' Nni. ~ I'
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poror, D,.r,rd Nice rrorrirrbar, S,uI.
man Mr. charles r,arrarir AR lanes
! Rvr4nd Misses Tuifa Grant Lillian An.
grs4iro and putb Tanner. Dr w w
| Parker. Jr DR. ST. Julien Opnenhimcr.
Mr. Albert Tanner. Mrs. NcKonnev. Mr..
Robert Wulingham. Dr. j.. o. MookIar.
| Miss Elizabeth Branier Mrs. W. d.
Thomas. Rev. Iandon r. Mason. Miss
| Calvin Bragg. Mrs S. IT, Crenshaw. Mrs.
w IT Uryuhart Miss Annie Grant Miss
Eva Bowe. Miss Mefa Randolph. Leu
tenant lewis Brander. Rev. VIVA m
Meade Clarke. Mrs w. r. Robins. MISS
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Davis, Mr J.. a. Raroor Jr.' Miss Neli.a
Tree. Mr.. Jonn 'u'cn.ns. 1T - -
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Nll@W FhOM HE bOAl.
AS the tourist looks from the deck OF
"a steamer Iocahouiaa on ny -'y rom
I'icIihohd 10 Noiloi"' He sees 10 enc lei''
Ih oIuinp ol 'Ie,a' ,H"i Dn to"'' 'D'
cred with ivy ana enclosed Win WHO
fence. Ihls is an mat remains OF lle a"-
cent town or James 'i.ue. or JaiH'
IoWh. the hFst 'apl'al %. tIE'iila' anu
the hr7t permanent, I-iEi'9" 'li'ei''
Oh me continent on AiH'i., ,,.,
nero lt "'9 'i'l ~" ,.,o ,'.i u"s WI
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lhat sturdy sali'', ne" i pr.
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~. 20 ,.,,,,, were totalI,. i9comnotent
n,,I ,.,,i,. o,, ~ whom smith seems n
baye had any special fitness for such an
ort.rnrfea
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lH'.r MINUS I''"' D'.,h '"-'
welded lhe axe jul lh'lI eI'Ila 'o COTE
qucr the FiTEih l'Iesl OF america. IH'y
were loyal churchlh'h' 100 ana soon
stretched am awning between the trunks
Of trees and made place for good Rob rt
Hunt 10 stand ana fe1d ms neautiIhl
English liturgy under inc spreading IoN-
age of the virgin West.
This first colony soon passed away
fever and bad food early anon put them
under the ground Smith. the great
leader. returned 90 England. but in few
years the English colony took deep root
and became the embryo of mighty ma
ton.
A SACRED SPOT
J.mesfov,n tben is the most sacred
snof ON this continent. Ii is the cradle