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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-08
Live stock Markets.

New York, July 7.-Cattle firm to
shade higher medium grass cattle a
shade lower; fat cows steady: bulls and
thin cows weak to 10c. lower; steers,
N.s0ds.sO; tops. $50: good to choice oxen
and stays. s4.25di5.50; bulls. $S65I4.1O:
cows, s1.75a42O; veals firm to Csc higher;
buttermilks duh: veais, Aa6.5o; butter
milks, s275m3. Sheep steady: prime to
choice lambs firm; medium dull; ten cars
unsold; sheep, s345; choice wethers, $5.25
lambs, $5a7: one car choice. $40; culls,
A.25a4.5O. Hogs slow at si.25G4.30.
East Liberty Pa. July 7,-Cattle steady
extra, s5,45G5.5O: prime, &5.soG5.4o; COM
mon, $S6Od44O. Hogs fairly active; best
assorted mediums, A.l5; best Workers,
N12lad4.l5; pigs. as to quality, NRtag
AIS; common to fair Workers, $i.10g4.l21a:
good roughs, $3.4odi3.G0; stays and piggy
sows, $25OI3.S5. Sheep steady; choice
wethers, $.sOa4.s5; common, 2q3; year.
lings, s3d5 spring lambs, S3.5oq5.5o; veal
calves, $7I725.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-08
Yesterdays Baseball Games.

H9Bt6ruHv'B nHseUHII O11H09s
National League: At Pittsburg-
Pittsburg, Z; Chicago. 6. At Boston
Boston, s; New York, g. At Brooklyn
Brooklyn, 8: Philadelphia, 7. AT
Washington 90 nnings)-Washing-
ton, 4; Baltimore 8. At Louisville
Louisville, 6; Cincinnati, 3.
Atlantic League: At Richmond
Newark, II; Richmond, 7. At Lancas-
ter-Lancaster, 4; Wilkesbarre, 8. At
Allentown III innings)-Paterson. 4;
Allentown, 3.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-08
THE CHRISTIAN HNDRAvORERS
A Controversy Over the Attendance
at the Great Gathering.

"a controversy oNeF tu0 htlouuduS0
at the Great Gathering.
Detroit, July 8.-The mooted ques-
ton Of the number Of people brought
into Detroit by the Christian Endeavor
convention cropped out at the outset
of last nights meeting In Tent Endeav-
or, when Secretary Baer took occasion
to publicly criticize the Detroit news
papers for saying that the influx of
delegates from other states was not
nearly as large as had been anticipated
In the local committees estimates. Mr..
Baer said he had no statement yet to
make about the attendance as COM
pared with other years. He promised
to make one later, but called on all
Endeavorers present to rise. A large
majority Of those present stood up,
which Mr. Baer assumed to be proof
Of his view of the attendance question.
The newspapers estimate of total Wis
itors is 10000 in round numbers. Mr.
Baer denied that anybody connected
with Christian Endeavor committees
had ever told Detroit people that they
had reason to expect $4,000 Endeavor-
ers. At all events, the secretary in
sisted that the Christian Endeavor
tents had never before been so crowd
ed and overlooked at any one of the
main meetings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-08
Uncle SANS Money Order Business

UnCI6 BAm'B MOH6y OruoE bUbfHOsss
Washington, July ga comparative
statement of the money order business
of the country for the quarter ending
March 81 last, the final returns OF
which have Just come In, show there
were 7,84e,16s money orders issued,
amounting to 81, 383,93S. This is an
increase over the corresponding quar-
ter last year of $3,890.S06.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-08

TINE TAHLhI IN EFFECT. MAY IA, 'J8
Trains loavs Wilmington (Fre..h Strse 3
Station) fer Elsmare, Junction. Montohanin,
Winterthur, Guyenc1nrt. dranosus, Cossart
Embteevlle, Myrtouville, Coats,vile and iutsr-
mediate stations, daily coot sunday, at I'D
IN. 2l5, 400 p. III. sundays only as Alj
q. M. 2 Is and 80 p. IN.
For Waynesburg Junction, Springfield ana
intermediate stations, daily, except Sunday
att ~ a. IA. Is and ijj D. IN, Sundays only at
sos u. M, 2.l5 AMI $50 i'll,
ForJosnnS. Birdsboro, Reading aud inter-
mediate stations, daily except Sunday at IN
SIN, and i.50p. M sundays only at 8,OSa u
and 10 p, 10.
a q MCAUSLAND. Superintendent
BOWNESS BRIGGS Gen. Pa4s Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-08
TELLYOUR SISTER

A Beautiful Complexion is an impossibllity
connection with good digestion. a health
liver and bowels. Karl's Clover Root Tea act
directly on the bowels. liver and kidneys keep
ing them in perfect health. Price $50 and 5)c
For Sale by N. B. Danforth,Se and Mir
ket Streets.
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DELAWARE DIVISION.

For New Castle. SlS, l.oi q. m; 2.aj
ls7 and SIS p. IN. week days
For Lewes, slS q. M AZ p. m. weel
DAVIS
uI FOR Dover, Harrington and Delmar. 8l3
4, al a. M. AT, G.55 and ll.56 p. IN. Sun
days l1,56 p. m.
va Va Rrhoboth STA q. M, q a, m.
Eor wyoming and way stations. 2.35 p
m. week days.
~ Express for Cape Charles. Old Poin
Comfort, and Norfolk. lloi Il. m. week
aA'7' a
TRAINS LEAVE Bltthl, SIREET STA.
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Palace Steamer Twilight

Sedsoh ao99 ~ augustine Pafk.
On and after July 2, will leave Philadelphia
daily at g. m, stopping ut New Castle On
Thursdays At 10 10 o'clock. Take trolley cars
from 9TH and Market streets, Wilmington.
A delightful trip down the Delaware Bay.
All amusements at the Park. Dancing ON the
boat
For open dates for benefits at 0per cent. dis,
count, apply to John Gam, manager, Room po5
Lippincott Building 18th and Filbert Streets
or j. F. Mc1vor, REPUBLICAN Office. j90f :
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HailrpAd Zines.
BALTIMORE
~ i OHIO r. r

ESF WIN P1htsch lIghS
Nv 'ExPREss 1hAINA
NMa Trains leave wuaius.
W1SN/ On, Delaware Avenue
~HNCt> Station. for
New rssk. wssE days sN01. 'o3o. 'l06s q. m !.
nm. 'sN 400, 'tls tan Pullman earsa T4S
slt0op. M sundsysb o., 'e89 II IS s.m., T.SA
rs. 'aea ta@. '1O.s2, Los a M, 'a.Ia IoS
ia 400. 400 .b ls.tAll Pullman caro-. 'hM. an
f8 Sib, .llG p m ssndsys 30. La IN
fG1imah s. lst 49, lid soo IL IloS 3. s''a
500 Id q. IN. ia, va. aoS $50 vs. ss IA
LA slL00 p. m: Sundays, 1ab; gu. 'a0 LII,
s1.8 .. M, '2-3k 500 40, ESQ T.Aa 900. 'lL0o
Atlantic Cit, week days, ITO a. M. .isn
s5.N SIS p m. Sundays. T. s. a. M. .2s& D. =.
Cape Nay: week dsyo T.!oa M. 'sa4 p. N.
Hssimo.s and washington, week days. An
sAsS tsn PULLMAN cars, 800, oil p m. san.
IT, 81 4. ~ .,,S s% s ca .s US s 40 :! s'A
Baisimo sana way stations, 7.ls .. M, sos D.
Esxsts, week aays IA u. 500 ',La =
SUNDAYS, '4.ls. Tls 's.CA a. M. 'ESo, alb q.
r n.sear & wee. day., so. = M. .As7. .sss
Chicago, daily. ~&Ot q. m. s4.57 p. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, '8.04 an. ~i2,N. ana
sp.ll p. m, daily.
Toledo and Detroit % II p. m. daily to Tolsas
and dstly except Sunday to Detroit
elnesriy accommodation, week days, 7.ls q, m.
eol. I'll. lo.5o p. m. Sundays, 7.!SA m, aOk ia
p. n.
LAndsnbsrs accommodation. week-dayA 7. 10.
80 q. m, S0k A57 p. IN. Sundays Gao 4 u,
koO .. m
LEAVE MARKET sTRRET STATION FoR
Baltimore, week days, as g. M. 265 D IN.
Landenberg, wesk days, 6.<5 as q. m, IN
kl0p. N. sundays. a.s5 q. ni., &s5 v. m.
LEAVE PHiLADELPhlA tor Wilmiag-
ton. week days '3.35. 8ao $50, 80, 1913, lin
Z m, IL 20 '1.87 ZOO 't07, s420, 40, IS o. tail
Pullman cars, -as5 SO $50, $50 'S8A lGIA
1L8 .. ~. SUNDAYS, 'SS 80, s. d ll.aG q. m,
cArs), aS0, 40. 's.86, 1850 D. IN.
DelnarviA Telephone No. 1871
Rates to Western points lower than via any
sthef line i. d UNDtHwOoD,
General Manages.
D. b MARTIN,
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CITY OF CHESTER.
AND BRANDYWINE,

Leave Fourth street wharf isily (SunGay
lncluded) at 7.3), lL3J q. In. AMI l.00, AIS m.
and 100 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia from Piers, north above
rich street. at 73a. ". Is u. m, anl l39. p. m
and 200 p. m.
Fare to Phila 1sIphia 2Io. Excursion, l1c
Freight rsosive1 all day at PhilA ielphia and
Wilmington and carried Ut th, lowest rates
Telephone No. 1907.
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HOOqEgS AKOOYNG' $ ;:;; ::::::
lnfantrp

Tho best, the finest looking and the most
durable Piano made Is the Ludwig. Store
5l5 Shipley street.
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Trunks, Dress Suit Cases. grips &c
Just received . more car loads and IN ust
ee sold while the season Is on. No matter
cheaper, as we pay no rent discount our
bills and attend to our own business. late
and early. Come and SEQ our line of goods
before you buy and save somsth ing at
Yerger's Harness Works. No. II East
Third street.
American Laundry Bl6 Vast Eropt .tr,os
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-08

Pianos on monthly payments at the
Ludwig warerooms. See them. Store 5l5
Shipley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-08

this section: Showers; partly cloudy
and cooler; variable winds, becoming
northwesterly.
Sunrise, 4:47; sunset, 1888; length
Of day, l4h., 46m.; moon rises. 7:51 p.
m; moon sets, 6:5S a. m.
hack will leave corner 4th and Mar
ket streets ut 2 p. H., on clear Thursdays
and Sundays for Lombardy cemetery.
Chas. M. Townsend, Secy. adv,
The best medioinef for coughs, sorethroat
and lung diseases made Is DR.. Simms
While Pulmonio BAlsam. SOC. and 81.
Depot, 6O6 King street
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Diph' heria relieved in twenty minutes
Almost miraculous. DR.. Thomas Else-
trio Oh. At any drug store.
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The weather and tho Almanac. .
The temperature has fallen from
Texas to the lake regions; it mas risen
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

Trains leave Wilmington as follows: =,
For Phila ID (sxpress) h57 sS2 !, a q
l1.25, n.32. u:45 a. m. .'l2i6, 1.37. 800. all
4.5s. 5.Oa. 6.07. $50. 6.57. 7.2S. s.06 and s.l'
y Accommodation, s1a ITO, s.14, LOS c.m.
1856, Ss2. loo s.2s, ind io4s p. m,
7.50, $50, s55, lOds. lLS5 li;s2, 1145 am.
M iSge. sss 49, sss SO 10 and nd iois g p. a
For New York Through express), l57
go, 9.s5 Dining Carr; S;55 1872. LIS a. m;
sO7. $40 Dining Carr $751; and SIG ,, m,
PhiiadeipfLa' I2o, $50, alo. $780, 1908 am
of s9 sos sSs wi Wta sna lS esahse M a.
AG For Il SepG I; TX Center and intermediate
stations, 1887 a. m, and s.4l p. M 49,,
1.5o $50, 5.23, $40. s17 100, 1856. sill p. m.
and 1888 night.
2.s2 AS. 557 D. m. Zoo night.
"Atlantc City Special" 3.lSP NJ. Saturdays
only. Solid vestibule train. Pullman B ,ffet
Parlor cars combined ar,and coaches through
to Atlantic City.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
Wilmington (express). $50. 72o. rs, ss2.
1920, 11.23 a.: m; R.09, '12.36, LIZ. LIZ. S.l2.
3;46, 4o1, AL, sos. 5;s4; $50 e.i7, 6.55, L3l.
' Accommodation. 6s4, 7.So s1s, ID. IS am:
1;ss. ai7 4,Ol, 4.4i. $50. SIS. SIS. 1907, and
-A''' = -" SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphiaao (eXpress), l57. 80, ~,
sSs s s S' ~ ~. ses ' and SIS p m. i''' '"'
150, 400, 52s. 7.2s, and 1913 p. m.
For Chester (express), 49, 420 SIS,
11.45 a. m; 137. AGO, ASS. co., 6.57 and 9.Os
Accommodated, 40. s.s5 a. M; I'D.
For New York Through express, l5I
3;02. s.a Dining Car, s5S ~ a; i"; 137
Dining Carr, 800. 81, 'e% Dining Car)
Station on Philadelphia, 4sa, ito. SIS a. m. !;
100 45S and 1913 p. M
For Boston without change, 7.e3 p. m
Baltimore and I. oWsaashil1 y .s5 S9e.
rs si1 D. m and iS5s hight t'' ~ ''i''
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
6,57 p. M, 1900 night.
Leave PhladeIphia. Broad Street sta
6.55 5 7.3l. SIS. lilo. li.i5 p. nj. and 1905
"i Accommodation, s.s5, e.12. 1885 a. M;
80 232, CO. s.3s and 1907 p. m.
FOR THE SOUTH.
,,s souheTtn to New Aiken Mem ndy
and Tampa; 1856 p m,.,. daily, sleepers to
New Orleans. Memphis. Nashville. via
Ashe sntic a Coast F0f L se D. m daily
s,aenars to Charleston. Jacksonville
port rampa and Macon: 1858 night, daily,
a,enners 10 Richmond and Jacksonville
chesapeake Ohio Railway s.l1 p. M,
daily, dining car, and sieepers to Cincin.
natl.
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DIR. SIMMS'
Vegetable Liver Pills

Elegantly sugar coated No taste in swallow.
ing. Qripeless and not sickening. Operate
srandly, and yet you hardly know you taks
medicine The finest Liver, Kidney and Btom.
ach medicine known WIN surely cure Liver
complaints, Kidney disease and Stomach trou.
bles, Dyspepsia etc. Cures tired feeling. skin
affections headAcne. dizziness, giddy -hSad, SO
and family protection against diseases. 2jo .
boz, 9 in one for II Sold by druggistsin cities
and country. Depot wv King street.
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American Laundry, GIG West Front street
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ERIE MEDICAL CO.,
IS NIAGARA ST., BUFFALO, N. Y.

Give. name and
address in full.
Please write very
panty.
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CHAPTER K.

MEETING IN A LONDON RESTAURANT.
"But stop a minute, motherl" I
cried, bewildered by the sudden revela-
tion. ''Let ~ consider. What does the
existence Of this criminal uncle Of mine
exercise upon the mysteryf Do you
suggest that this man in London may
be fathers brother and not father, IL
that III"
'That ID what struck me; only that
II must be remembered the unfortunate
man ia, or Is supposed to be, suffering
a life sentence in Siberia"
HE might have escaped" I reflect
ed. "Let me see, supposing that he has
escaped and is at large in London, is,
In fact, the man Percy found, how
would that affect fathers disappear
ance3 II need not affect 1t at all, need
1t, excepting that we should have vast
ed all this time over false clewi No,
mother. don't think 1t can be this
precious uncle When one comes to
think Of 1t, things point 60 conclusively
to father having left for London at the
time of his disappearancs-the police dc.
clare it, the station officials testify to
tit must have been father himself
and not bis brother, for, In the first
place, how could he have escaped from
Siberiai And even II he did is it likely
that he would have deliberately come
to st. Petersburg. the most dangerous
place to appear in that an escaped con-
vict could choosef And then think Of
the coincidence Of the time Of his de-
parturs with fathers disappearancsl
No. it would be too extraordinary"
II nm thinking" said mother, "that
this Andre, the brother, may have come
to st. Petersburg on purpose to harass
your father and obtain money from
him. Poor father may have been so
shocked and Mortified by his sudden ap-
pearance here that the shock temporsri-
ly upset his reason. 60 that he"-
HNo mother 7 can't haliava II %
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Observation-Disclosures,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
BRIGHT LIFE AT
ALLEGHANY HOTEL
The Attractive Building Filled With
Desirable Guests.
SOME OF THE RICHMOND PEOPLE
A Merry Party on Hay Ride TO Pan
Tiers Gap-A Very Fine German
Which was Attended by GUESS
from other Summer Resorts

THE TTEfffANf HOTEL hDS1f@-f
BRIDGE. VA. July 9.-special-There
SIS "a Joke familiar 90 the guests at Ale
rnany Hotel of lady who made al
her arrangements 20 go 90 certain
arrfues above the Allegheny nut rei' Tie
ing Goshen became $50 Pleased with the
view OF the brilliant hotel high up 10
the e0ft. cool ain chat she got or tle
train and spent some months. All espec-
sally attractive feature FOR people dis
inclined 90 climb the mountains rs the
wide cool porehes enciroling The white
hotel Upon these may be seen every
morning card tables surrounded hy peo-
pie whose wealth Of intellect and grace
of manner make them welcome company
and desirable guests everywhere.
Among these J notice Mrs. B TT. Nash.
ot Richmond. She has been coming 10
the Allegheny for several seasons past
and during fhe above makes enough
ardent friends ana admirers to last p
life time. As "the language of
truth is simple N viii Dee sur
toient to- say that Mrs Phinizz Of
Georgia de-ervedy bears the title of
being the most beautiful woman q the
Allegheny Her daughter. Mrs. Mays,
does exquisite fancy work and possesses
"a subtle magnetism that keeps her chairs
surrounded hv "a host OF friends ~ nen
cyrics say that cold timc' dignity ana
sweetness have disappeared 7 should like
IN point them TO Miss Mary Hatcher
of Richmond Mrs. Gregg Winchester
and Mrs Griffin Davenport whose many
friends aro delighted that she has again
recovered from her recent Illness
DANCES OF THE WEEK.
As there have been several dances be-
s.dos other entertainments this week,
one would scarcely expect the girls 20
90 in for athletics ALSO but the tennis
court is one Of the gayost and most pop-
ular of the amu-emonts here. C0nsnIc-
nous upon 60 is Miss Pauline Powers OF
Richmond. of great skill and grace She
gives hor opponents a hard fight, gen
orally leaving the love on the side 0l
the young mon.
A merry party went this week on a h1y-
ride 60 Partners Gap one of The most
beautiful pieces OF scenery in the coun-
try DR. Humphreys OF 80 Loris. gave
the party Boo honor OF Miss Hines She
SIS "a lovely specimen of tho Western elr.
with eyes and hair Of dlsky br.llaucy.
"and many Jas0us como .n quest OF her.
Champagne and waternelous refreshed
the company at the Can. and the moCn-
light return was made rich On music by
mand0lirs and the lovely voices OF Mrs.
Clarke and Miss stephens Others in
the party were Miss Grfv of Winchester,
whose sweet face and infinite charm enc
dolrel her % aI. Miss Stcnhensons ale
AROUND gavoty and fine musical abilities
render her extremely popular, and
Messrs. Wright. H0ehk.ss Armut Hume
unreys. and Thompson Mrs stephen
son ch3ner0nel tho party. and as usual,
was the ufa of the whole affair.
a FINE GERMAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

Miss Holiday, OF Richmond, Va: Miss
Kate Montague. Of Richmond Va Mr..
Parson White. OF Lexington, Va; Mr..
John b. Rice OF Lexington Va; Miss
Fowler. % Lexington. Va; Mrs. Garrett
and daughtor Of St Louis. Mo; Mrs. o.
y. Hu OF Richmond. Va, j. II. Brock
cubrough. Of Lexington, Va. Robert
White Of Rockbrdgc county, Va. r. L.
cleveland. OF Culpoper Va; II. g.. Brown.
OF Augusta. Ga. Raymond Harris. or
Washington, y. c.; $. r.. Moore. of Lex.
ineton. Va: Mrs S. r. Moore OF Lex
ington. Va: Mrs. w. Is. Griggs. o. Co
umbus. o.; Miss Ruth Hall Johnston, OF
New York VI. A. Palmer and wife, of
savannah. Ga; Miss Lsllah Palmer, or
Savannah. Ga: Mrs. w. VI. Nichols. OF
Atlanta Ca; Mrs. William @. Taylor. OF
Fontcelo Llthia Springs. Va; Miss katn-
lcon y. dec Taylor. Fonticolo Liihl'
Springs Va: Mrs. w. II. Beard WORTH.
OF Buena Vista. Va; !, y. Jlnhn-' %.
Richmond. Va. Mrs NJ. Clarke. OF
C,bar1ottesviuo Va. Mr. NJ Halle. of Bal
timore Nd. Mr. j. Speed smith ana
vito % Richmond. Ky. Misses Margaret
and Frorrie Chcnault. Of Richmond. n.y.
Mrs O.. T. Smith and Miss flou,c anilh'
of Richmond. KY Mrs. Childs ~ WASH
irrton u C.. Miss Bayne OF ioHlhs Doe
etftufo. Miss Spicdcn. OF lon'sNNi'. Nf-'
lfr r. O. Thompson. of Chattanooga
,rarr Mrs f. O. Thompson. Of Chatf2-
rooea Tenn. Mr. b. Berry. of Baltimore
Md. Mr. F. A. $500. OF Washington. u.
O.. C.coroa N Brady. OF Baltimore. Md
Mrs vs. j. B9ru.tte. ~ Annapolis. Mo-
pr.1r.rd Paructtc OF Annapolis Md.'
Nlrs. vs.. IT, stuart of greensboro ~,
Mrs W. A. steele of Owensnoio. N.Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

FARNNULE VA. July o. Special
Quite round Of social pleasure has been
participated in by Falmymc bellies ana
beaux during the past week.
Tuesday night the Coulon Club gave
delightful german I'm the ball room OF
Hotel Randolph. Among those present
We're. Misses Emma Bartt5vska Of Bal
umore: Lucy Morton. of Keysvl.e. Mary
Roberts. Of Chase City. Miss 5e0ries, ot
Richmond: Miss Tuggle Of Houston
Texas. and Miss Sanle Holman and the
Misses Salzman. Of Dauyllc. Mrs Minnie
Johnson. OF Baltimore. The serman was
lea by Messrs. Judd ellis and Brock
Thursday night Miss Robbie Blair
Berkeley entertained at Progressive
Fuchre a number OF friends I'm honor OF
Miss Bartkowska. of Baltimore. her visi-
tor Those present were. Misses Emma
Bartkowska. of Baltimore, Robbie Berke-
ioy Fannie and Mary Berkeley. Mrs. r.
B. Tugce Miss peyton Berkeley. Mr..
and Mrs p. j. Murhand of Baltimore;
Mr. and Mrs j. ". Iravor, Mary and
Jennie Jackson. Anna Iurd GcncWeye
Nonablo. Loula CraNe. Susie Mckenncy.
Ncttle and Louie Morton. Saiiie Holman.
of Danville: Gertie Anderson. and Sallie
Huntington; Mcssrs Henry Watkins w.
r. Ottcy. j. l.. Bugg Herbert Stokes. =.
IT. Richardson r.. B. Cralle S. ID. Wat
kins. ". n. Clarke, Malcomb Campbell,
4. il. Crafie. g. b. Neuabie. r. j. Nc
kinney Jr. IT, n. Scott. !. VI. Worsham,
NJ C. Judd and Dr. W. T.. Anderson.
Miss Cralie was the successful contest
ant for the ladies' prize and Mr. Robert
Cralle won the one bestowed upon the
gentlemen.
Refreshments were served mid docora-
lions OF orange and white.
Mrs j. W. Travor chaperoncd a party
OF young people This week on moon
light hayride TO Lees Mountain given I'm
honor of Misses Gena and Annie Saiz-
man. of Danviue.
They were met there by similar parties
from Green Ray and Mehcrrln The
charms Of old Virginia Reel. abundance
OF fried chicken and water melons were
INDUCED In to d late hour.
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10 her home. While here she was the
guest Of Miss Elizabeth Jones.
Prof stevens. OF Suwanee University
Tenn. and Dr. Merrick. Of Richmond.
spent wednesday in town. the guests OF
Prof. and Mrs W. 4. Bowies
Mrs. Annie Camp. tho beloved matron
al the Virginia school Tor the Deaf
and Blind. g. visiting Richmond friends.
Mrs. Ashley sydnor has returned from
visiting her mother near Richmond.
PLEASANT OUTING.
The most pleasant outing for stanton
people was that Of The concert at variety
Springs ON wednesday ul. ht This pop
uiar and delightful resort with IT'S vac
riety OF beneficial waters and many other
attractions. is only half an hours ride
from Staunton. H. q. Eiche'0ergor IS
untiring in his efforts 90 Qr0vi~- r. cry
thing for the pleasure and comfort OF
his guests. lu the former Ore has "a most
valuable assistant in the person of MIS-
a. -. Clements. of Richmond. who ia
called the "Ife of toe springs" S1cia-
buity is Characterize of the place.
and while Mrs Clements leads there are
always many willing to help. and COM
s-quenty the entertainment are sure 90
Do successful. and the concert Wednesday
night was uo exception t1 the rule.
THOSE PRESENT
The participants v.t.. ues Julia Tel
Der. Mrs Clements AND IT, IS. Cunning
ham. and olivier L.u.h. NJ Richmond;
Misses Maggie Burks and Mamie Almond.
OF LyuDhburs. and Mi Annie Child.
1lrs. Albert SHUT. and Dr w.. r. Gle
uents. ~ stanton Besides the large
number OF guests already there. tho fol-
lowing went up from stanton for the
occasion. Wr and AIRS W 4 B0wics
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SOCIETY IN CLARKE,
The NIoycmcnteot Many Guests III That
Favored Section.

III g. nj G.
ih' NOV ,e.to
AN"l'" c..,t,i
TEREYNIILE. VA. july ~
-f.s N-.rfa Green. of Warrenton. Is me
~ ,f.. t-r.+fo Mcdonald.
-' u..,tvfle Md is
Misf Barry AAerN obi i'''
visiting Miss Roberta Powers
Miss IaIy Craigh.u OF Charesto""'
d.. ,.-ifr. Miss Elizabeth smith
DIS 80 t.t,.. 1ieor,e county,
MISS l"'lN'''' VA and Mrs
Wa, is the guest oil captain
panI.. Meade near White Post
nrs II. NJ. Huyeu and children, "l.'
have been ou visit Go the Iol lI1l
f.trer.s home. Mr. Isaac Bowman nave
-..,-.,,..l to t1rir home iu Charlotte NH''
Kin Sion Huntingdon. of Florida who
has been spending several weeks win
-Ir and lfrs Herbert B Wdrde. has Ie-
flrnei nome.
1I-s Moore. of Rappahannoc-k< county,,
VA. is visiting Miss Flora C"s'''i'''"
near town.
Mes Watts Blackburn OF AleA''i'' '1'
lis visiting hcr aunt Mrs. u. $. h'"us' 'i.
Dr Ion Allen of Baltimore l7 "' i'''
father home in the eouI ,,,-...,,,,