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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
HENRlC0 NEWS.
Officer Rogers .;eturas TO Duty-ltems
from, !s:,I ton Hri.itI

from ban ton Hri.LtS.
Officer ". T. Rogers. of Henrico county,
who was suspended some short while ago
at Willie Standard. has been restored to
duty The many friends OF Mr. Rogers
Will be glad 10 see him back again on the
force
An injunction was granted in the Circuit
Court yesterday morning, restraining Fred
Terrence and Samuel Z. Wa6dill. trustee,
from selling the small frame dwelling, No.
1916 West Taylor Street. The Injunction
was entered by George Anderson, Jr.
The case of Henry Minor, charged with
trespassing upon the property OF a D.
Buriey, was brought yesterday morning
before Squire l.. S. Richardson. and was
dismissed upon the payment OF costs.
Constable George H. Waldrop is quite
sick at his home.
marry to Archie Lane and Estella Hamp-
ton, both OF Henrico county. Mr.. Lane is
prosperous farmer OF the county.
Mr.. j. H. Rudd, Of Brookand Ferk.
who has been very i'll. is able TO be cut.
Mr.. Robert Edwards. OF New York.
and MI ]. Edwards. OF Norfolk. VINO
have been visiting their sister. Mrs. w
l.. Goyne OF Barton Avenue and Roberts
Street, have returned to their homes
Mr.. a. 3. Jones, OF Portsmouth, is Wis
ting some OF his friends at Brooklandl
Park.
Miss Matte Jones, Of Norfolk, is Wis
ting on the Heights
Mrs. j. H. Blakey ana daughter. Miss
Pauline Blakey, of Petersburg, are vis-
ting friends in Highland Park
The Barton Heights Tennis CLUB Will
meet tomorrow evening on their play
grounds. on Barton Avenue.
Mr.. Carl Briggs IS expected to leave
Saturday on business trip to Newport
News.
Mr.. David Graham, of North Avenue,
who left here on the 18th of October for
New York, sailed on the 18th Tor Porto
Rico and arrived there on the 10, where
no will take the position as general man
aser OF a Spanish tobacco firm. He states
that ne mas had a very pleasant trip of il
and arrived safe and well in Ponce, Porte
Rico
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
AMUSEM EN- rs.
Biiou-To-night, Vaudeville
o,lop, nsrt,


,Academy-Darh.
Hamlet without Hamlet is an OFT
quoted expression used to denote inferior
merit, but Lewis Morrison's Faust, with
ont Lewis Morrison when in the hands
OF Mr.. George S. Trimbie. suffers none for
the loss OF Mr. Morrison. The production
with all the elaborateness OF scenic ef-
feet was presented at the Academy OF
Music yesterday, matinee and night, and
was we'll received by the two audiences.
Mr.. Trimble, in the role OF Mephisto,
was the peer of Morrison, in his palmiest
days He has an excellent stage pres
ence and his voice and expression were
weN-nigh perfect. Miss Maude Dudley
made an excellent Marguerite. She Is
quite pretty and recited her lines in a
manner, which won for her frequent out
bursts OF applause. She was handicapped,
in {. measure. by the Faust OF Mr. Thomas
McLarney. He not only was imperfect in
his lines, necesstating frequent prompt
ings from the wings. but utterly failed to
act the part he essayed.
The rendition Of Gounod's mass in f,
and other selections by. the seXtette,
composed of Missiles Stisler and Winson
and Messrs. Rose, Fienniger, jenkins and
Raymond. was highly enjoyable. and the
new effects introduced in the Broken
scene were quite pretty.
AT THE BIJOU.
The excellent bill at the Rijou con-
tinues to draw packed houses Every
number on this weeks programme is
worthy of being starred, and Manager
Wells is being complimented on all sides
for the selections he has made and the
high form of amusement he is giving
the public.
MURRAY AND MACK COMING.
Murray and Mack, the fun producers,
will be at the Academy Monday night.
AS Irish comedians, this pair ranks with
the best and they will doubtless have a
packed house Monday night.
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.r recently operated on at the Old

rb, was recently operated on at the oiu
Dnminion Hospital for appendicitis eA-
poets to be out soon. ,,.e
Mr.. j. r. West, of Patrlck COUNT u,
sent to the Department OF Asr'c..i.ot :
two stalks of corn ten feet long. ei aH ~
v.,,;cf, contains two very large cars OF cor
Mr.. Il. 3. Chesterman, Jr, mas retu.:ie ne;
from the meeting of the Board Oh asi -
culture at Roanoke. ,-.d
Walker Howard. the veteran coi5is -
ianitor at the Capitol. IS stili coii!iiieo -
his home by sickness.
The abstracts for the returns Oh eisC.io' !.
will not be sent out by the SECRETARY OF
Inc Commonwealth until next Monoas ;
as they contain the names mat WI, NC
on the ticket to be voted in the eiec.o's'
and the law makes provision tnae titeS
shall not go out unti. certain tisne.
Hon. George D. Wise and Hon X 'oaFteE
Srctt were among the callers at the IL
hrarv Yesterday. as were also Nessrs. w.
S. Goode, OF Powhatan, and w. NJ crouch
OF Goochand.
Hon. w. P Barksdale and Serseant-at-
Arms OF the Senate Watkins were at the
Capitol.
/ Superintendent of Schools Dolere, OF
Norfolk and Mr. George Mch Baiia'
principal of the Norfolk high school. were
callers at the Department OF Public IN
struc.ior. being on their way to the meet
ng Of the Association of Southern COL
leses and Secondary Schools. which took
Mace at the University of Virginia yesteT-
6ay.
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l,,.nni.rty Transfers.

The following property transfers Were
recorded yesterday:
Richnprd-Stuart Bowe, su5-trustee to
r. G. Crouch, R. H. Temple, V. Do
natl and e. Bossieux. this deed is given
in order to convey to the parties OF the
second part, the legal title to certain
property by Write OF 4 deed OF marriage
settlement between Andrewetta II. Lie
per and George Williamson. dated May
%, 1927.
Henrico-Laura Walton from C. L, De-
noon. trustee 81 Gle feet on east side OF
Brook Avenue, southeast corner OF Web
ster Street, 81 $50
Laura Walton from c. L. Denoon. trus-
tee. 81 6-12 feet east side of Brook
Avenue southeast corner of Webster
Street. $3.50
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ENTHUSIASTS ooNvEI;rs.
There are Thousands nf Them ayh
Relieve as Tins Wo.,,aI, Docs,

Mrs. Ira krowlton. Of Butte. Mont, Is
most ENTHUSIASTIC convert 10 tha W.
tues OF Stnart's Dyspepsia Tablets as q
cure for obstinate stomach trouble. She
rays: Il had poor digestion nearly ali
4 my life II Row seems 10 me TIA, for
years l ncgcr knew wi;at Il was 10 be
onngry, To have Il good natural appel te
Il was troubled with gas Ia stomach
causing pressure on the hart With j,a. pr
tation AID short breath. Nearly every
thins j ate souced on my stomach. Some
times j had cramps in The stomach WHICH
almos. resemhed spasms
Doctors told ma mad catarrh of the
stomach, hut their medicines would not
reach il, and would si..l be a sufferer,
lad moi. in sheer desperation, decided
20 my Stuarts Dyspepsia TABLETS.
Il knew they We're an advertised REM
sdy. and didnt believe anything read
about them. as had no confidence "a
advertised remedies. but my sister living
Ia Pittsburg wrote me last spring. telling
me how Stuarg's Tablets had cured her
and her little daughters Of Indigestion and
loss of flesh and appetite. and / hesitated
no longer
3 Il bougla. a 50-cent box at my drug
store and :ook Two of the large tablets
after each meal and found them delight
',ii 20 take, being as pleasant TO the
taste as caramel candy. Whenever dur
Ing The day OF night I felt any pain or
nneasiness III the stomach or about the
heart I took one OF the small tablets,
and in three s-eeks it seemed to mo
rs IL had Mever known what stomach
.rouble Was.
keep Strart's Dyspepsia Tablets in
.iss house and every member OF our
family uses hen, occasionally after q.
hearty tlcsii, or when any OF us iiave
s 4 pain or ache in I he digestive organs.
Air. L. II. Davis, of Hampton, Va.
{ ssa.,s. \ soctored I'VE years FOR dys-
persia, but in Iwn months ! got more
I benefit from Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
han in Ave Years of TIE doctors treat
nent.. :.
S.aart's DgspeIsia Tablets is the safest.
well as the simplest and most con.
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Stuart. Dsspepsis Tablets IS not cheap
.aihartic. but an active digestive remedy.
containing the pcpsin and dia tasc rht h
every weak stomach lacks. a hey c sre
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.ond eaten and give the weak. abused.
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stuart.s Dyspepsia Tablets are sold II,
rye1y lrae story In the United State.,
canxAa ara Great 1x5ta1ns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Grace Epicopai Church prea nted a
beautiful scene last evening at o'clock.
at the marriage of Miss Adeline Green
and Dr. Paul Will.alnso. Howle.
Til church : was decorated most
artist!caily il, palms and chrysan,semums,
and the pulpit. erected In honor of the
brides GRANDPA Their, was covered IN, White
res s. Promptly at 9 o.c!cck, 20 the
strains Of Lohengrin, the bridal parry
entered the church The petite alad
pretty bride was gown.d IN an exquisite
creation of duchess satin. eaaborately
trimmed In acco1dion-p leated chiffon and
poAt lace. Iisz veil wxS caught With
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
MONUMENT FOR WILEY.
Farm Labor Very scarce--senatoria
Contest Is Ciusc.
lSnacial DisnatclI to Tie Times

RALEIGH. y. c., Nov. IA movement
is being inaugurated among the public
schools of the State to raise a fund for
the erection of a monument in Capitol
Square this city, to the memory OF the
late Rev C. H Wiley, D. D., North Caro-
li,1a.s first Superintendent Of Public In
stiuc.ion C. II. Mebane, present SUI
peri,,tcndcnt OF Public instruction, has
made public Z letter. in which he asks
county superintcndents to have Decem-
Der 21st observed in ali the pubic schools
as .'Wilev-Day,'' when pupils and their
parents will be asked to make contriou-
tons. He says also that he expects to
recommend to the next Legislature that
the State appropriate 5000 for the mon
ument. North Carolina is greatly indebt-
ed to DR.. Wiley for the splendid tree
school system which she now has. He
served several years as superintendent
of public instruction, without a salary,
travelling into all parts of the State.
North Carolina farmers are suffering
from a great scarcity of farm laborers-
The Commissioner of Agriculture has re-
ceived very many complaints from all
parts OF the State about the immigTa-
ton OF negroes and he embraced an in
quiry upon the subject in his October
blanks to correspondents. To the first
question as to whether there is n suf-
ticient supply OF farm labor, the reply
of two hundred and thirteen correspond
ents was no and that of one hundred
and Seventy-nine, yes
Those correspondents in the eastern part
of the State report a scarcity of labor.
which may result in much Inconvenience
TO farmers. The statement is made in
this issue of the Department Bulletin,
that there was never a time in North
Carolina. when work for all who want
work, was SO easy to find and at better
wages.
The North Carolina game law goes into
effect today and hundreds of local shots
are in the fields with gun and dog Birds
are reported to be very plentiful through
out the State.
The United States senatorial contest is
waxing more vigorous every day and
friends OF both Simmons and Carr are
claiming the State by good majorities. It
Is conceded that the election will be close
Odds in election bets are, however, de-
cidedly in favor OF Simmons
Invitations have beea issued for the
marriage of Miss Ethel Norris. to AZ.
joel Mitchell, both OF this city. The mar
riage will be celebrated November 18th,
and will be of great social interest
throughout the State.
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Dcli:,.l.t.st Contest,

The Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
Howard's Grove Baptist Church, will hold
their third Demorcst medal contest at the
church this even ns at s clock The con-
testants and their subjects will be:
Misses Otheria White. The Rumseiler 5
Legal Rights; Matte Woodbridge Iwo
Pictures of Life: Ella FuGua. My On
Gle: Pattie Christian. lie Eesuit >, Oh
Prohibition: Sailte Holloway. The Two
Glasses; Mary F'uqua. and Mary Mulre-
Besides the silver medal. which viii be
given the successful contestant. books will
be gwen those that have entered the con-
test more than once.
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Miss Norris has many friends IN ,rt't of
Dnu haxins visited here a s,,as Moseley
Of franklin Street.
Mrs.W- w. Houston. Of Toledo, ont a,,
Is visiting Mrs. George Cannon -
8 WestsGrace Street.
Mrs Gray skipwith has returned returned ,fl 81 =
q trip abroad. Mr.. Hugh ShipN - -
Just gotten back from New ! oi,A.
Miss Hetty Hersey, of washington ai. =
U, Is spending a short while M 'iie -
Rev John ]. Grayatt and wife, OIL MY
Trinity Church. will be at home 10 si p=a
friends at the rectorv No. Oil Park Ave
nue., Thursday, November ssh' I'm
II O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson B. Browne nave Y,
returned from their. bridal trip, ana -, VIZ
be at home to their friends, NO 10 ~ 20
Marshall Street.
The Misses Harris are at the Hot
Springs, the guests of Mrs. T. n. S s,a us.
A golf tournament was given tnele ~
honor OF the Misses Harris. Mrs. opiasue
is the granddaughter OF the nrsl Cover
Tor OF Florida.
Mrs W. c. Johnston. Of Williamsburg,
is visiting relatives in the city,
Invitations have been received to the
marriage of Miss Courtney FIRE Norton,
OF Alexandria, sister OF Judge j. Is NJ
Norton, and Mr.. Hamilton Sands, OF TINS
city The event will take place at e:eo
o'clock Thursday evening, November loth.
at st. Paurs Episcopal church. AieXah-
dria. Va.
Mrs. George c. Shepherd. who has been
visiting her sister tor the past MONTH
at No. 800 Floyd Avenue has returned to
her home in Clarke county.
Mr.. and Mrs Boswell Asop have re-
turned to the city, and are at the Mount
Vernon for the winter Mrs. Miller Nc
Cue. of Stanton. their daughter, is with
them for u visit of some length.
Mrs W. w. Parker left yesterday TO
visit her daughter, Mrs. Marion Lambert,
OF st. Louis.
Mrs. s. V. Payne, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs Hancock. in Roanoke,
for some time, has returned TO her home.
NJ. W. RI! II IaFeuue.
The engagement is announced OF Mr..
Alexander Hamilton Sands, of this city,
to Miss Coutheney Frere Norton, of Alex
andria. The marriage will take place at
$50 o'clock on the evening of November
18th, at ST. Paul's Episcopal church,
Alexandria,
Miss Norton is a sister OF Judge j. IS.
NJ. Norton, of Alexandria.
Miss Lena Livingston Mayo has returned
from Raleisi!. n c. VI IS May was con-
sidered one of the handonest girls present
al the Raleigh Far" ball
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was attired in dark travelling dress and
carried a bouq,a t of brides roses.
After the ceremony, accompanied by
CO. gratrla1ions and we'll wishes of
numerous friends. the bridal party
boarded the westbound train for W! st
Appoma ttox, from whence in few days
they Will vis.t the home of the groom 5
parents, near Davidson College, North
Carolina. Il fore going to the new pa:-
:orate at Rock Hill, South Carolina, just
accepted by Mr.. Underwood.
Among those present at the wedding
was the brides mother. Mrs. Buford. OF
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
Commissioners Eceins Work.

Mr.. o. A. Hawkins took possession oil
his Office as Commissioner OF the Revenue
Yesterday morning. and was called upoa
by many of his friends.
81 shall make no changes N me oi :.
fcan ssid Mr. Hawkins. Everything IS
go;na along nicely and shall keep my
hedge 10 the party ard the people anu
retain. al, the present deputies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
Omccrs OF Tribe.

The officers OF the new tribe OF Red
Men formed at Monroe Hall on Wednss-
day night are:
Prophet. j. e. Sullivan: sachem, B. Pey-
ton: Senior Sycamore, " NJ Myers !:
Junior Sycamore. G- Carpenter; Cnief %
Records, Isaac Held: Keeper OF VAN
MN. Joseph Welsh; Ke, per of INigwarn
T w Mitchell: Trustees. A. Pamptln,
w. T. Cartwright and j. T. G oboney-
A committee of three was appointed
to secure place for MEETING and to nafne
the tribe
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Street Railway in Court.

The Richmond Passenger and Power
Company was represented in the Police
Court Yesterday in response TO a sum
mons to show cause why it should not
be fined for not repaving tn street at
Seventh and Clay Streets and Seventh
and Franklin Streets, as required by law
Mr.. A. 3. Guigon, assistant general couu-
5 for the company. stated that the place
at Seventh and Clay had been repaired.
and work was now being done on the
other place. The case was dismissed.
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Result Quarrel.

Two white men, James Bennett: and c.
w. West, became involved in a quarrel
in a bar-rocn at the corner ~ : fteenth
and Franklin Streets. shortly after l o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. Wtst was hit over
the eye with q orick. and 1t is alleged that
Bennett threw the br.ck.
The two men were taken to the First
Police Station, where Bennett was placed
under arrest, and the Ambulance was
sent for DR.. Fisher responded and patch
ed I'D the wound on Vests head
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
Gen. Lee or for Cuba.

General Fltznueh Lee left here al o
o'clock wednesday evening for I.ioa -
wind up his affairs there prepara.ol. - -
assuming command OF the DeparlE asss -. -
Missouri with headouartsrs 1T o' a. g..
L. 70 return, in two weeks MIS-.
"a. will 20 to Washington, and stop M, q.
~ cairo natil tie Generals return. Lee
.sIisses are row in Washing ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
AN ELEGANT HOME WEDDING.
Miss Ruth Murray Worth Becomes
rit, Bride of Gllnr,eS W. Petty.
ISn,,;,7 n,cn,tcb 4, Tho Times

the 1sridc. OF GIlnf.'cS w I'etty-
Special Dispatch 10 The Times.)
RALEIGH, y. C., Nov. miss Ruth
Murray Worth. daughter Of State Treas
urer w H Worth, was married last even
ing at the residence of her parents. to
Mr. Charles ". Petty, proprietor of the
Piedmont Iron Works. at Greensboro. II
was an elegant home wedding, attended
by Governor Russell and other State Of
fcers.
circles of North Carolina. being mem
Der Of the Friends Church. She has con-
Quoted successful meetings in many parts
Of the State. She is also treasurer of
the North Carolina Christian Endeavor
Union Mr.. Petty is a prominent young
business man. also an active member of
the Friends Church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
WEDDING IN FARmvlLLE.
Marriage of Rev. w. c. Underwood
ami Mrs. Blanche Bishop.

1s,pec1HI Dispatcn 10 The limes-J
FARMFlLLE. VA, Nov. THE mar
rage of Eer- w c. Underwood, of Apo
mattox county, and Mrs. Blanche Bishop,
Of Richmcnd. was sole1nnized at noon to-
day. at the residence of Captain Gillian.
conductor on the Farnville and Powhatan
Railroad, whos4- wife is a cousin of the
bride
The bridal pair entered the parlors to
the strains of the wedding march played
by Professor w. b. Cudlin. and were
met by Iasy- S. ii. Thompson. pastor OF
1sarmville Baptist Church, who performed
ihe ceremony
The bride who is a beautiful woman.
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The Fake paddIa,.c

Councilman Harry Glenn viii, in a short
while Introduce an ordinance in Council
raising the license of peddlers from $40 to
SGD he believes this will get rid of the
fake pedl. ers.
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ton in the Federal building on November
Goth for assistant biologist.
Those desiring to take the examination
should apply to the Civil Service Board al
Washington. D. c., for descriptive circu-
lars, Nos. 3Q4-355.
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Labor NIecti,,ns

The cisar-Makers' Union and the
Painters Union both held meetings at
Smiths Hall Wednesday night aud trans.
acted much business relating to their
organization.
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P0STOFFlCE NOTES.
Many Changes and Promotions Anon"
the Clerks

AS result Of the designations OF Mrs
O. c. Mera and Mr. A. w. Lee. effective
at the postotfice yesterday. the following
changes, appointments and promotions
have been made by Postmaster Knight:
". Z. Southwark promoted TO reg
istry clerk. salary 900
joseph Davis promoted to mailing
clerk salary. Observation-Disclosures. 600
Walter D. Melton appointed dis
tributins clerk saiary--.-...... 600
E. e. Bernard promoted to stamp
clerk, salary................... 1000
j. y. Flnpo promoted to night
stamp clerk. saaar y-...-..-.-.-...-- 500
J. l.. Burrel promoted to mailing
clerk, salary. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 600
j. L. 3. Vandervall promoted to
mailing clerk. salary. ....,........ 600
". B. f. Thompson appointed util-
itv clerk salary. 500
The month of October has been pro-
nounced duh ose in business here, but
the mostfly report of the postoffice
business, completed yesterday, shows that
there WAS an Increase in the sales for
the past thirty days over the same month
for last year.
Cashier Murrotts report shows the re-
ce:pts TO be $2l1I5.69, for the month past
TIL receipts FOR that time last year were
s222,052.5l. making as increase this month
OF sl,1231S
There will be civil service exam:na-
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sinh1n. Fund In Session.

The sinking Fund Commissioner met I'm ~
regular quarterly session at me aI,.s
,, z and transacted routine business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02

Miss Norris has many friends IN rst'n II
Mona having visited here the aioseley.
Mss =. IS 5Maude Morgan and " !ss=
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Boswell Asop have re-
turned to the city, and are at the Mount
Vernon for the winter. Mrs. Miller Nc
Cue. of Stanton. their daughter, is with
them for u visit of some length.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02

The Misses Harris are at the Hot
Springs, the guests of Mrs. r. II. sprague
A golf tournament was given there IN
honor OF the Misses Harris Mrs. oprasue
is the granddaughter Of the frst 1o'er-
nor Of Florida
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02

Mrs. George c. Shepherd. who has been
visiting her sister Tor the past month,
at No. 800 Floyd Avenue, has returned to
her home in Clarke county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02

Mrs ". w. Parker left yesterday to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Marion Lambert,
OF st. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02

Mrs. Gray skipwith has returned ,11 ha =
a trip abroad Mr. Hugh SkiPMisA tt''5
Just gotten back from New 1oih.
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Mrs W. c. Johnston, OF Williamsburg
is visiting relatives in the city.