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slant the physician who Yves handling
the machine gazed through it. Then
he suddenly burst out laughing.
why, you've got spoon "a your
corsage."
The woman blHshed to the roots of
her hair. She rose to her feet and
looked bewildered. Then she drew a
silver spoon from her corsage and
handed it to the physician
Its merely souvenir of che occa-
sion" she stammsered "I wanted some
remembrance of the excellent time I
have had"
Members Of the society were sworn
not to tell the incident, and above all
things the name of .ee woman.
The number os silver spoons lost
daily by Manager Bohat, of the Wal
dorf-Astoria, would pay the running
expenses of an ordinary hotel. 1t has
been suggested that the X-ray be used
by the hotel managers.
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ATE FIVE MINcE PIES.
Act of GluttOny Which n uined n Boy.
Damage Suit Against
Street Hallway

Johnny Foehl ate five mince pies at
one sitting, and this little feast, SAYS
the Philadelphia North American, cost
him exactly $4,000. His suit against
the Camden and Suburban Railway
company for that amount for injuries
sustained in being pushed from car
was progressing favorably to him
the other day in the Camden court.
Half dozen doctors had sworn that
he was an invalid as the result of the
accident, when Willie Brewer, one of
Johnny's witnesses, in his rambling
testimony, told of Johnny's love for
pies.
Counsel for the trolley company
saw a glmmer of hope in this.
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FOOLED WITH PAINT.
How Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkins Enam-
eled Their Furniture.
In Spite OF Temporary Misfortune
the Episode Ended to Madame's
Entire Satisfaction, But Hubby
Md Heaps of Thinking,

One evil day Mrs. Wilkins read
among Hints for Housekeepers" in
her favorfte journal that old and
worn furniture could be made fresh
and beautiful by the simple process
of painting it with enamel paint.
You bring me a can of paint and
q brush, john" she said to her hus-
band, land III start in on our bed
room set in the morning"
Wilkins brought her three cans
labeled pure white enamel" and a
small brush, and she could hardly
wait for him to finish breakfast the
next morning, she was so anxious to
begin. When he got home that night
the kitchen was dark and cool. and
the dining-table was bare. He found
her in the bedroom dressed in an
old wrapper, her head tied up in
q towel, three empty paint cans on
the floor, q brush in her hand and
the room looking like a calciminer's
studio.
Dinner ready2" he ehirped.
She looked at him a moment in
speechless scorn, let her brush fan
on the hard wood floor and burst
into tears,
Dinner" she blubbered, looking
for a clean spot on her wrapper to
wipe her tears, talk to me of dinner
day like this, you selfish bro-oo-
oo-hoo-"
He looked sheepshly around upon
the ruin she had wrought, The
dresser looked as though it had
fallen into a kiln OF dirty lime, the
chttonnier was stresked and spotted,
the once shining surface of the oak
bedstead looked like the white
washed hunks of ten-cent lodging
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STYLISH THIEF CAUGHT.
New York Woman with Souvenirs
Craze Has Mean Act Revealed
by X-Ray Light.

The X-ray machine proved an excel
lent thief-catcher at the regular meet
Ing CT the X-Ray society in its rooms
In Madison avenue, New York, recently.
OF course there was no thief present,
but there was handsomely gowned
women who has a souvenir craze and
the X-ray prevented her from carrying
silver spoon to add to her collection.
While the members of the society
and guests were marveling ut the mys-
ferrous workings OF the x-rsy they be-
gan turning lights on each other. The
handsomely gowned woman sat In the
center of the room. She had,come as
the guest of one of the members. Din
ner had preceded the exhibition.
While she sat smiling the light was
suddenly turned her way. For an in
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Gould he eat whole pie?" was
asked of Willie.
why, yes; he ate five within few
minutes last week." the boy replied.
The three lawyers who represented
Johnny were on their feet in an instant,
demanding of the court to know what
mince pie had to do with Johnny
Foehl being injured by trolley car.
They wanted this portion of the testi-
mony stricken out.
WELL" declared counsel for the troll
ley company, "any boy who can eat FIVE
mince pies at one sitting is not very
much of an invalid"
The court admitted the mince pie
testimony. Having got into the case,
the pies remained to a finish.
Counsel for the plaintiff wanted to
bring witnesses to prove the pies were
small five cent ones. They were will
Ing to send for pie to show the jury.
The railway company's lawyers con-
ceded that the pies were small, but
contended that even so no invalid could
eat five Of them
When all of the testimony was in
the court, relieving the Jury, declared
that Johnny Foehl had not made out
a case. The mince pie testimony had
been fatal to it.
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house. As Mrs. wilkins, sitting for
lornly on soap box, wept on, her
husband silently noted the white
polka dots on wall paper aud pol
tshed door. he lsld finger gingerly
on the dresser and saw that the
paint was yet wet.
"Come away" he whispered then,
It'll get dinner ready IN O minute
while you take of that painters out
Ct and wash the Emears of your
hands and face"
While Mrs. Wilkins, very YEARLY
and smelling oppressively of turpen-
Zine, poured the tea, Wilkins 8ug-
gested that painting furniture Is no
task for any woman.
Painting Is quite trick" he said,
"easy if you know how, but tiresome
and annoying If you don't. I'll finish
up that job after dinner"
He went out and bought two more
cans of paint, got into his old lawn
tennis suit and went at il. He was de-
termined at least to make the re-
beAious oak furniture look white, so
he smeared and spread on the sticky
enamel with lavish hand. BY mid
night he had consumed all the paint
and the bedroom set was as white as
snow.
In the morning when, by the strong
sunlight, they surveyed the work they
had done the man swore and the wom-
an swept again Fools of white paint,
gummy and thick, had formed on the
floor about each leg OF the bedstead.
The outlines of the dresser and the
chiftonier were on the floor in great
stripes of white paint that had run
down the sides of the pieces during the
night. Stalactites, like dripping
cream taffy, depended from every
angle of the painted furniture and
even the half-dried upper portions
brfstled with hairs from the paint
brushes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkins finished break
fast in gloomy silence.
What are you going to do about it ?'
khe ventured as he took his hat.
Just watch mel" he grunted as he
rushed downstairs.
He came back, says the Chicago Rec
ord-nerald, with black-bearded man
who looked like Judas Iscariot, but
who proved to be G dealer in second
hand furniture. They sold him the
set" for Ave dollars and knocked on
dollar on condition that Judas would
cart it off before noon. That after
noon furniture wagon delivered q
new bedrc ON sutfit, and Mrs. Wilkins
was happy till her husband came home
and intimated that he believed IL was
"a put-up job"
You're Q nasty, mean, svii-nninded
thing" sha 4salAEed. 'Bssides-who
spoiled the esrniture, I'd kks to
know7"
wei Tn nsA q $cYEnsxmsn Aeuas
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YORK RIVER LINE, WEST yI4 POM,
The Fsvorite Route North.

LEAVE RICHMOND
Train Ne. 16, 4:s0 n.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, Daily, except sundl V
connecting at West Point with steam
er for altimoIe and York River
Landings. stops only at stations be-
tween Quinton and West Point.
Train No. 10. 80 p. -.
Loo L ExP-ess dtfly except Sunday for
west EOtnt and tnterme date sta tions. con
meets with stage at Lester Manor to walker.
ton and Tappahannock.
Train No. u, 8 go A. NJ
Local MIXED, leaves daily except sunda,
from Virginia St.eet Station for West POM
and intermediate sta tons CONNECTING witt
stage At LestoT Msno-. for Waikerton and Tar
rshannock,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
s:15 .. m. Baily, from West Point, with Con
neeuon from Baltimore except Mondays.
1o:ts am. dai'y,except.s and Mon days
Is p m Daily, except Sunday from est
Point and intermediate stations
steamers leave West Point daily except
Sunday 6;6O p. M. arriving Baltimore $40 a
m.
STEAMERS call a. alu onds and York
town Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days; Clay Bank and Glouces ter
Point Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
q, w. WEsTBURY,
District Passenger Agent
go 4. Msir 50 Richmond, Va
]. M. CuLP, Traffic Manager.
3. 81. HARDwICK. Gen. Pas, AIT
FRANK 8. CANNON
Third Vice-Pres. ard General Mana.
ger, Washington, ID. G.
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Southern Railway
SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT NAY % Til. 1901.
Trains Leaves Richmond, Va.


II. 80 n. NO II SOUTHERN EXPRESS 6a'lv
foi Atlanta Augusts,Jacks nsilla. and
points south sleeper for lerTfIIe
greensboro, salisbury. anu Cnari otte
Sleeper omen a. RtchmOce $3.50 .. m
Stops lSr passengers At local stations
Connects AZ Danv.ls aud CnsrIotte.
with New York aud Florida Express
SNo SD carrying through sleepers be
tween New York snd Tam pa. with con-
nections Tor all FioI.1a points. alsa
connects 50 DspvilSe. Charlotte with
the Washington ane Soc .hwesterp LIN
tted mo s1f carving through sleeper re-
augusta Savannah. Jacks nville Tampa
nashville, and M smphis. and atlanta
sleeper Mont avs, Wednesdays and FRI
DAYS, Washington 80 Ssf Francisco
without change, with connections for
All points In Texas, Mexico and CALI
II o., P N No. Z, solid rain daily lor Ch. r
lotte, N. @. Connects at Moeeley win
Farmvtlle and Powhstan railroad at
Aeysville Tor Cisrksytlle. Oxford, Hen
Tor Durham, Raleigh. aud winston
Salem At Danville with NO. IS Caiteo
states Fast Mail, solid train, dai v for
new Orleans anc points South. which
carries sleepers 20 4Sew Or cans ana
Jacksonville connect ng for Nassau
HabaAa,
luret drawing RON sleeper Rich
mondl to Birmip CHAM and Atlanta.
Ihro1gn train sleeper sansoury, to
90 p. NJ, NO II, LOCAL, daily exceps Sunday
for KeSsville and intermediate poin Is
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RIGHM OND.
40 P. NJ, from Atlanta Augusta, sheyii
and all potnta south.
; 40 NJ, from Keysville nd LEGAL stations.
LOCAL FREfGHT TRAINS
nSs: 81 and 81. between Manchester and Ne
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His HAIR Failed to sprout.

A bald Hungarian was induced to
try couple of bottles of hair-re-
storative recommended by his bar
Der, Cincinnati artist. After I'm
ishing his second bottle he inforroed
the barber that IL was useless. The
barber persuaded him to try third
bottle. Its awful nasty stuff" said
the bald man, "but, to please you,
I'll drink another bottle. Remem-
Der, though, unless my hair sprouts,
this will be the last"
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LID DOMINION STEAMSHIP 90

DAILX LINE FOR NEW YORK KxcKPr suun.
passengers can leave Richmond dailEexoaa
sunday via Chesapeake and Ohio. rstlWsV,
re. NJ, or Richmond and Peters burg rail
rcsa. lNorfolk aAd Western rOutels 90 A n
ToAnecsas at Norfolk with Old Domipi
a.ne steamer sailing same evening 80
o'clock for New York,
Tickets on sale At Richmond Transfer o.
RSny's, sOS east Main Street; Chesapeake an,
Onlo railway and Richmond and PetershV r,
IS.rcad depots, and 1t oompany's erice, IN
s s1 Main Street., Richmond. Baggage oheoks.
t 10. New York and all peints beyond can a
shipped BY steamers. sailing from Kich mon,
sVery MONDAY, WEDNEsDVYl sac FRI
oAf 81 200 p N This steamer carriea ssos
age passengers emily
- manifest closed one hour before sailing Mn
Ereight received aud forwarded and throus
pills OF lading issued for all northern, eastaf
ana foreign ports.
yKoM NEW YORK.
passengers can leave daily exoept sun a.
nnIS n (Saturday PM TO Norfol K or on,
u9lns comfort, connecting with Norfolk AM
msIsteIn railroad or Chesapeake and Obi
Ereishs for Richmond By steamer via. No,
Ioik Mondays and Wednesdays 90 p ID Sal
.sailings from Senpany's pier. No 3 morn
hiver loot Of Beach Street. Frei1ht $4,000,
and forwarded daily except unSav
bo1 ruTthsr tRforma ton ApplY 10
yOHN.F MAYER, Agents.
1S11 east MAin street
Richmond,
W. L. q uillau6eu. Pres
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION
CokrANY's yAxxs.RIvER LINE

10 Nertelk. rerssAouih. OLD rsins. Nswyon.
NeyE ClareAeSnt "a James R.vsi handbags
WAshiHgtea, 1Nt1nor&and tie NertA.
SxzAM1n FeeAEeHTAe LnAvno NoNnAY WHn
nHe8AY AHD TRxDAY Art ~.
Kfsstzas-eAFs Gzrses % wharf rAre en,y n a,
en2 xlJee - Nefseak, Hort3noath, Ola FslnI
s.A EswDefs News. Essis 10 sFead orsAos,
EroAsht reesiveA EaSly froM sAsvsusnss
Hlsene ana Al points In Ee1sNxn vlr9ania Ant
IRWIN wESsIaza,
tEye1zn teaasn
ADwAkD1. DARMHYsssf sonSt,
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ID y Pr n RICHMOND
II II V FRxDERIcKsBURe
q FoToM MAC +. R
Schedule in Eject May. 20, 1901.

LEAVE BYRD ST. STATION
$50 A. NJ. Daily, for washinston and
points North. Stops ~ Milford
Fredericksburg ana Quantico,
Pullman sleepers tow ashiD g
ton and New York.
$50 AM Sunday only, for Washington
and points Eorth- Stops af II.
ba, Glen allen ana local alta
tions, Ashland to Quantico
inclusive. Bufret Parlor Car.
& :5o-A. M Daily, except Sunday, for
washingso and POINTS Norm
stops at Elba, Glen Allen, and
local stations, Ashland to
9uantico inclusive. Buffet
1900 NJ. Daily, e1cep. sunday. for
Warrington and poin Is North,
s.Sss q So aIss el sslfSaIs sn YAs:a
eric6sbnrg and 9nantico, Buff
tet Parlsr car. Connects with
Congressional Limited at
Washtr gton.
7:12 T. NJ, Daily for Washington and
points North. Stops at Elba
Ashland ,Doswell, Milford Fred
erich sburg. Brooke, widowatei
tions Sundays. sleepers Rich.
Warrington to Fhiladeiphia.
ARRIvz BYRD-STRKxr srArIes.
$40 A. NJ. Daily. stops at Whitewater
Brooke, Fredericksburg, MIL
Kiba. stops az other stations
sundays. sleeper New York TO
1854 p. n. Daily, except Sunday. stops at
local stations Quentico to
ashland INCLUSIVE, Glen Allen
2s42F NJ, CaflS stops ct fredericksburg
minordDoswens Ashland and
Elba
Roswell, Ashland and Rlba
Pullman cars frCfn New York
and Washington.
lions QuanticJ to Ashland
inclusive. Sien Allen nd NJ
Be, Bufret farlor-ca
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
(Dsily except Sunday
715A.M Leaves Elba for Ashland.
zoo p. NJ Leaves Byrd {. for Fredericks
ssoP.M- Leaves Elba for 4shl,n
$40 A. M, arrives ElbA from Ashland.
s:25 A. n, Arrives BYRD street stahon from
fredericksburg
552 p. M, Arrives Elba from Ashland
S. A. L. Through Trains.
Via 8. A. L. Junction and r. r. & p.
Railroad.
LEAVE 8 A L BROAD STREET STA
$40 a. N, Daily, for: washin Eson and
points north. stops ~ Fred
ers to New York
1886 P. N, Daily, for Washington and
points North. Stops at boswell
Fredericksburg and Quantico
pullman Sleeper 10 New York
ARRIVE SAL BROAD STREET STA
TON
2;S5 p. n. Daily. sbeps at Fredericks
burg, boswell ana Aehlan
Sleepe from New York.
lO;OP. Nj. Daily. stops at Fred,ksburg
boswell and Ashland. sleepers
iron New York.
W.P. TAYLOR, Traf1lc Manager.
E.T. d. MYERS, President.
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Atlantic Coast Line.

Schedule in Eject January IA. 1qu1
TRAINS LEAVE ND-BYRD
SrREEr STATION.
300 A. NJ. NORFOLK LIMITED GaiIv
Arrives
Petersburg 9:34 u. m. N r.olk IL SO
q. m. Stops only at Petersburg add
pr1cipal stations east of Petersbn-r,
300 A. M Dsiv. Arrives Petersburg
$3.50 q. M, Weldon IL 30 q. M.
Fayetteville 4:25 . m., hArleston
1890 p. M. Savannah 1855 s. m,
Jacksonville $3.50 a. m. Port Tam
pa 10 p. M, rnnects at Wilson
with No Al arriving Goldsboro 8:
70 p. m, Wilmin gtnn D. m. Pull
man Sleeper New York Co Jackson
Vile.
IL :55 A. NJ. Daily, except Sunday. Ar
rlves Petersburg 1890 .. m Stops
Manchester. Drewry's Bun, Gen.
trslta, and HheSt on signal.
S:Ib ?. M. OCEAN SHORE LIMITED,
Dairy. ARRIVES Petersburg. 8:4S D.
/ st Petersburg, Waverly and Suf-
folk.
4:SO 2. n Daily, except Sunday, Ar
rives Petersburg 6:20 o. M, Wei
don :42 p m and Rocky Mount
S:56 p. m. Makes all intermediates
stops.
500 p. M. Daily Arrives Petersburg
6:45 p, m. Makes all stops
6:b7 z. III. FLORIDA AND WEST IN
DIAN LIMITED. Daily, Arrives at
Petersburg 1887 o. M. Couneots
with Norfolk and Western for Nor
folk and intermediate points, EN-
poria $40 p. m. Connects with A.
lsntic and Dsnville for stations be-
. tween Euporis and Lswrenceyille.
Weldon e;13 p. m Fayetteville
1892 = M, Charleston 5:23 q. M. !,
savannah 1850 A. M, Jacksonville
l2:l5 p. M, Pert Tampa IL :S0 %.
NEW LINE Co Middle .Georsia
Foints-AsrivinG Augusta 1855 a.
~, Macon IL :15 q. m. Atlanta ~ !:
85 p. m, Thomasville 2:25 n. m :
Pullman S,eepers New York to
Wilmington, harleston, Port
Tampa, Jacksonville, Augusta and
Macon,
s:l0 P NJ, Daily, Arriving Petersburg
800 p. m, @onnects &C Petersburg
with Norfolk and Western railway.
arriving Lynchburg $3.50 q. On,
Roanoke q. M, Bristol l0:z0 q.
m. Pullman Sleeper Richmond TO
LYnchburg.
li:So ?; n. Daily. Arrives Petersburg
TR AIMS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
S:20 A. M. Daily, From jacksonville.
Savannah. shsrle ston, Atlanta.
Macon, Augusta and all poin, Is
South.
7:S5 .. m. Daily From Petersburg
Lynchburg, and the West.
$40 =. m Daily, except Sunday, Pet
ersburg local.
Halo o m daily. except Sunda y From
Golcsboro and intermediate sta
lions, Norfolk and Suffolk.
III :42 a. m. Daily, From Norfolk. Suf-
folk and Petersburg.
IL :05 .. m. SUNDAY only from Norfolk
Suffolk aud Petersburg.
2:lo p. m Daily except Sunday, From
Petersburg.
7:22 m, Daily From Miami, Port
Tatnps, Jacksonville, Savannah,
Charleston, Wilmington, Goldsbo.
TO and ali points South.
1870 p. m. Daily From Norfolk, Pete "a
burg sndIintermediGte ssationa
S:56 p. m. Daily, From Petersbrrr.
Lynchburg and West.
I. NJ. EMERSON
Traffic Manager.
General Manager.
Fl. n. EMERSON,
General Passenger Agent
O. 8. OAMPRREE,
Division Passenge. Az
621 East Main So.
w. p. TAYLOR.
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painter" he growied, "and what's
more, I've hired grainer and stainer
to take that football gridirou of the
BEDROOM floor"
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a PhIIosophio view.

Whooph-Im glad my salary isn't a
million a year.
Gooph-Why?
Whooph-Oh,I I'd lose too much every
time I took a day off.-Baltimore
American
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National Grand Temple Mosais Tenn
plars Of America, Birmingham, Ala,
July Soth-Aug 4th, 1901,
For the above occasion the south.
ern Railway will sell tickets from all
stations In Virginia and North Caro-
lima 20 Birmingham and return &C one
fare for the round "trip. tickets on sale
July 18th TO 80th inclusive, with re-
,urn limit August 9th, 1901.
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81 Xn Chesa peake and
1890 Ohio Railway.

Schedule in Effect May %, 1901.
From Richmond.
LEAVE BRoAD-sTREEr srA1on
For Newport News, Old Po,n.
Norloik aud Portsmouth.
500 g. m. Except Sunday Local
300 Q. m. Daily. Fast train. s.o,,
II at Williamsburg. eonnept. on
Norfolk for Newport New az
peach Monday. Wednesdav Es;
day and Saturday with Rostor
steamers. Dosson
$40 p: M. lDaily) Local. Conpso.
-- Old Point daily with W"sss az
TN and Cape Oharles stean,ars
ana except Sunday with NaT
YORK (Old Dominion and B.it;.
more steamers. "i'i-
wRsrBouNp.
A"VV q. m Except sunday for lie.
S0n Forge, connects for ORANGE
Marrenton, Manassas Brsncb
NJ 5sgerstown and Lexington.
AVE- <:1o p, m. daily Sc Louis limitad
n r9iImsn fer Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE, 81 Louis and Chic 400
w % local Train follows No j. eT.
OOr6nnsuflIn
10 staunton. s'Iile
o:SO p. N. accommod ation o~oo.
day TO Doswell, Jun
Ao'70 IN. daily. with Pullman for
O. lnclnnsti, hicsgo, Louisville
81. Louis, etc. o'
onEects at Ronceverte axo4
2puGnoay with Greenbrier River
LEAVE EIGHTH ST. CITATION
AVioo =. m. daily for Lynchbure Lar
lnston, and Clifton Force. con,
meets except Sunday with RnoL-
lngnam aud Albersne branchae
parler car.
o;Io p m. accommodation, excenk snn
day to Columbia. Su"
TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD STREE,
STATION.
4 go o. m. From boswell.
s;So 9. m. and so p. m. from Gin.
1850 2. m; x7:o6 p.m.4 10 I'm, from
Norfolk and Old Peint.
ZIG p. M, nom Clifton Forge, and
stauntcE,
TRAIN ARRIVE EIGHTH srREr1
STATION.
$40 o. m.Ifrom Columbia.
$3.50 p. m. from Clifton Forge and
LynchburR. 0
K 500 p. m, from Nav Castle. I.ex;,,
ton and R0srey.
Trains marked are dailx. taos
with Z are daily except sundsy.
Apply at 6os east Main, oO0 esst Ma,,
ana Murphy's Hotel tor further info.
msticn.
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Train No. Al leaves Richmond o.oo
=, M, daily for PETERSBURG N Ito, 10Y
", and all informed Ate no;n.a'
Connections at n )rlins wish trsin S
TN,og rom Henderson 2:iO n. M "a
h1ieigh $3.50 P. m. daily, and Dorhsm
?. 10. daily. except SUNDAY.
lrs,ns leave Richmond fer Wasb;n0.
s4n' New I TX aud she East da;I1
= w. AZ GAO q. m and No. So at s.s5
r Oonnt ctions at Jacksonville and
snpa ior all Florida East Coast
soints ana Cuba a. d Porto r 90. At
Me~,S OrIesns I3r all points 10 Texas
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND p.ur
8:S2 .. m. M "a From all points sop.b
3:2l p. m. No. 50 and son,h soush
Q :4o p. m. No. 9s-From N ,riin. Nc
petersburg and local points.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE,
Nos. 81 and 84-Florida and No,.
peiitsn Limited. Drawing. roora st,s
oleeping-oars and THROUGH nav C Au
es oeIween Nav York and acu-
through Drawing room BpfTst SiaI
lsg cars between New York and A.
Nos. "a and Sc Florid. and ..,.,,.
Rn nss NAL AL Through Drawing.room
Ve. Sieepine-cars between Na1
uo sno Jacksonville, connecting Al
Atlantis, in connection with w ,s4n
through Pullman Tickets a. "nic I
Finest Day coaches. soio
q; r Smith. Dist. Pass, AGENT
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-06
95TH BIRTHDAY
Observed by Mrs, G0ff, Who
Has Daughters in This City.

Mrs sally b. CON who resides ON The
soekouk road, Rehoboth, with her son.
Shuhol IT, con, celebrated her 95th birth
day Yesterday
she is able To perform her household
duties and her eycsight and memory are
but little Impaired
Mrs. Con is "A native OF Echoboth. a
daughter of shubol aud Sally con. she
was born I'm house which stands but "a
few miles from where She now lives.
March IS, l>s1. she married Henry b..
Con They had seven children. five of
whom are now living They are Mrs. Julia
NJ Moulton md Mrs. Elizabeth Bnsworth
both of Providence, Edward " COT.
Charles H. Bon and Shubei With whom
she resides. Tier husband died 2t years
ago.
Mrs Gun .s tho oldest of famii, of 15
The remaining Hvc living are Mrs Al
media Pierre, 9p. oi Fail River: andrew y
Gon So, uf IlchtonyWc. Mi-s j. Maria
CON si, Mrs. Lovica Con 90 and Mrs.
Harriet p Pcck. ,5 OF Taunton