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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
WAS KILLED
WHILE HUNTING
The Sad Death Of Young Albert
Sheppard Yesterday
Afternoon.

As the result of a gun-shot wound m
flicted yesterday afternoon while hunt
ing with Mr.. Tony Leigers. back Of Mr..
T. E Tragle's home on Chestnut Hill.
Albert Sheppard. a young man about
eighteen years old. living at No. 135
North Fourth Street. died about e:.i5
P M. yesterday at the City Hospital.
twas in passing the hammerless gun
he was carrying to his friend that 1T was
discharged in some unaccountable manner,
the whole load tearing it's way through
his side. leaving a gaping ugly wound
Though it was seen that he was dying
all haste was made in having him sen
to the, City Hospital where DE- MOTIFS
worked on him until the end game.
The two young men had gone out
hunting in the morning. and had tlushed
some birds They were training a dog,
and Mr.. Sheppard wanted to teach the
canine not to flush them until told to.
gun TO Mr. LeiSers. Standing
in the brush. some twg must
have caught against the little spring that
held the hammer in place. and with
loud report. the gun exploded Sending the
shot in the young mans body.
Ike young man was a nephew OF Gap
tain J. r. Sheppard. He was bright, IN
,eilicent, and of a most attractive dls--
rcs:tion For some time he was in the
editorial rooms and business office OF the
Leader where he was highly thought Of
The funeral will take place on Thurs
day. but the arrangements have not Yet
been completed for the present. The.
remains are at Christians undertaking
rooms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
Entertainments Given.

Miss Irving j.. Beveridge5 entertained
Very pleasantly Monday evening last in
honor of Miss George Griffith. a feature
of the occasion was a guessing contest.
in which Miss Lucille Alvey won the first
honor, Miss Floyd Alvey, the consolation.
and Mr.. Bodeker- tho sentlemens prize
After the game refreshments were
served. Among those present were:
Misses BeNeridge,@ Alvey. Broaddus.
Sands IIarwood and Lay: Nessis. Red
ford, Gibson. Lay. Eeveridse. Logan
Bodcller and others.
Miss Mamie L. Stamper kept her birth
day anniversary in an enjoyable way
Monday evening! Among those who call
ed 10 wish her many happy returns and
nartale of her hospitality We're: Misses
Dudley. Willis. Wilson. Of Washington.
and Watson. of New York: 21essrs Good
win. Robinson Rockford, Collins. Burton
and Handley. of Chicago
Miss Lucy Dunford was pleasantly sur
rriscd by a number OF her friends at her.
home. No. sos Mosby Street, on Monday
evening. Farior games entertained tha
company until II O'Clock. when refresh
ments were served. Among those call
ing were: Misses Dunford. Dowdy.z
Haynes Satterwhite, Carr and Burnett;
Messrs. Taylor. Spur, Halehan. Enos.
Dowdy. Rose. Coleman. Haynes, Akin
son, Emmett, Brown and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
.RESEMBLED THE
ARABIAN NIGHTS
Many Foreign Names on Justice
Johns BIotter Yester-
day Morning.

Justice crutchdeld's docket yesterday
resembled the Arabian Nights Tales in
that many of the stories developed no
erd.
And there were many of them. Strange
foreign names figured extensively, ana
strange torelgn-looking men gathered
around Sergeant Thomas to deposit
sS.S55 each 1n. the Golfers OF the city.
They were the confectioners and
cigar sellers who had done business on
Sunday.
with but few exceptions the deposit
Of the 1885 was done in a good-natured
way. The man who made the biggest
kick and who hired a lawyer to help
him kick. was G. Lotos, the boot-black.
who conducts the up-to-date parlorS
on Main Street. near Eighth.
Mi. Alfred Cohen claimed that the.
boot-b was a necessary part Of civ
liza ton. and that the clean shoes and
boots were necessities on Sunday.
.'Cleanliness is next to goodness; he
said He worked hard for his client.
but the fine had to be paid. Mr.. Cohen
lad Il notion TO take an appeal, but
Lotos decided TO pay the hne, "hlch#
WAS cheaper.
Charles Loriug was let off, because he
swore lie kept closed on Saturdays.
Daniel Elder colored, taken up as a
suspicious character. was given thirty
DAYS because he had a bag of coal in
his possession.
L. S. Williams. charged with being
a deserter from thcs,. s. cruiser san
Francisco. said he was not deserter,
and was anxious to get back TO his snip.
He is a fine looking young fellow. and
Zoo of Na
ship.
dr,,rl1 and he was assessed 81 and sent
down for ten days.
Tommy Thompson. the negro charged
with shooting at w. II. Jones. about
ten DAYS ago was held Until Rudolph
J,hilrston a negro who was shot bN
Jones gets in a condition to appear. rms
* the sequel TO thc5"riot' IN Butcher.
town fats.
me case Of Arthur leslie, charged
Nth trespass. was again postponed. 70
November 2ath.
James Lewis, alias: J. Ssss am
t,barlos Soenccr. now under the charge
OF holding Up Henry Bag!cy on the
Chestnut Hill viaduct. had another
,.narra spIaced against them yesterday
,,snll5 Smith and Tom Barr.stt sWore
a,b,,t on. tho night Of the 1Stn Tho two
,,a..,oes held them up on leigh street
near, Brooke avenue. and relieved them
"a g. and a pair Of shoes 1T the month
of !. pistol .i'ney We're sent up on the
icnsrgc OF highway roi,i,si,,.
.;:,,nes; Mecca. as q suspicious charac-
ter was placed under l,onus toi slN
1ron.bs. and for carving - pistol was
given 30 DAYS and fined $50.
James Jones paid SD Tor si:ooting
l,oS s ~ Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
Social and
Personal

All shades OF brown-Bismarck brown,
seal brown. leaf brown, tobacco brown
and golden brown-have come into vogue.
Many OF the new autumn costumes are
sceu in different hints and tints OF the
now favorite color. and blonde beauties
appear to radiant advantage clad in gold
en- brown cloth and fur. with russet fol-
laxe hats. fresh from the skilful manlp-
uiation of Partisan modistes.
The crowns and leaves of these foliage
hats show various autumnal flues, their
beauty being enhanced by dull but richly
tolored China asters in clusters. one a
tittle to the left under the front brirn and
she other at the back.
The costume itself displayed plated
A,irt, showing white between the rlaits
In the movement Of the wearer The coat.
With belted-in box-plait running the
Iength of the back. and loose front,
box plated on either side, had deep cuffs
1iped with white, and tliplicate cape
atvo,,pc5 ,&if]1% 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
CHRISTIAN CONVENTION
North Carolina State Meeting at Wilsol
The Woman's Board.
Special Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dsspatch-t to The Tinaes.l
WILSON. N c., October 22s.-Tiie State
Convention of the Christian Church was
Rev. Mr. b r. Melton. the chosen pas
tor OF the Christian Church of Richmond
The afternoon session was taken up with
reports from the Woman's Board Of Mis-
sious. Their efforts for the past year
show gratifying results in all of their
undertakings. The amount of good ac-
ccmplished is greater than during any.
previous year.
The chief feature of the evenings pro-
grar.me was the address of Mrs L. NJ.
Owen, of Asheville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
a SECRET MARRIAGE
Took Place in August and Made Known
Last EveHinp

WINSION-SALEAi, n. c.. Oct rs -
a secret wedding was celebrated in
a dental office here on August 9th.
and it was not made public until to-day
when the marriage was announced to
take place.
The CONTRACTING parties were Miss
India Kerner. one of kernersviles
most accomplished daughters. and Mr..
Marion wilmington. of Nashville, Tenn.
A reception was given at the home OF
the bride this afternoon. when the. par
ticulars OF the secret marriage were re-
vealed.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wilmington will reside
in Atlanta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
Smith-Ma!IorY.

Mics Eta Mallory and Mr.. Thomas
sr,irh we're married at $50 P. NJ yester-
IN. in the home of the brides parents, at
X, "a South Laurel Street. the Rev. J.
= Hudson performing the ceremony.
II. bride was Sowned in blue tailor
made suit and carried brides roses Miss
,.;r,,;a Mallory. the brides sister. was
rar maid Of honor. and Mr.. Hunzekei
was best man.
Tmmedately after their marriage Mr.
md Mrs Smith left for trip North
Returning they will be at home at Chest
mt Hill. A large number o. valuable
sists were received by the young couple.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
IN 4ffernoon MARRIAGE.

Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs David Pl-osser for the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Gwendolin Louise
f-osser. TO Mr.. Benjamin Morgan Shep-
herd. the ceremony to take place We'd
nssday morning, November 18th. at S
O'clock. in the home of the bride, No
ESD East Grace Street.
Miss Prosser is one of the most ad-
l1lired young ladies in East End society
circles. Mr. Shepherd is the business
Inanagcr Of the Southern Planter. \ large
circle Of friends in Richmond and else
where are interested in the announcement
of their apnroachig wedding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
THE TINES: RIoHMoSp "a. WEDaFsDA7 .ooToBERl % 1905


rni1ed Miss Gertrude Colston Howard.
Viii arrive in Richmond today to be
the guest for this week OF her aunt
Mrs. a. B.. Camm. OF No. $40 East Grace
street S.
Mrs. Olmstead. who has always Eeen
a great favorite in Richmond, will be
entertained to-day by her friend.
Mrs. Barton Haxall Wise at a luncheon.
TO which Mrs. Camm Miss Gertrude
Camm and Mrs. j. r. A. Hobson. with
other old friends of Mrs. Olmstead's, will
be invited.
Leaving Richmond Mrs Olnl:.ea1 will
return to Harrisburg, Pa. where she has
a beautiful home, in which she spends a
part OF the year. her residence in Wash
ington claiming her during the time that
AIr. Olmstcad's Congressional duties re-
quire his presence there. He is the Rep
rcsentative from Harrisburg and cor
.roration lawyer Of much prominence in
his native city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
KILLED BY a BEAR
A Small Boy loses His Life at a Zoo
Near Hot Springs. Ark.
1By Associated !

Hur SPRINGS ARK. Oct. Sat
a.rn, Hotlow. resort near here.
which among other attractions. ihci luce
! 700 a black bear fatally injured
Echarr Tatum an eisht-year-old boy
NJ. lad was passing the animal Whicn
was chained, but came TOO close. d no
before the HORNED spectators cousd IN
terfere the brute had the noS hassed
to his breast. Then the animal c'ossu
III. creat laws on his prisoners head.
seaner pried the bears mouth open
ard released the boy. but he was un-
annsctous and dying from several frac-
lures OF the skull.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
deciding Announc omont.

Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Hechler have
announced by cards the approaching mar
liaSe of their daughter. Miss Annie Yer
non IIechler, TO Mr.. lie Grand Egbcrt
Motel, the ceremony to take place in
the home of the bride. No. 1850 North
1,wenty-lifth Street. November 9Th. at >
o.e,cek. The Young couple arc both very
popular and we'll known. MI. Wetzel be-
irg# an cmplose of the Pcwers-Taylor
D1G Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
HAMPTON NORMAL REPORT
Gratifying Progress Shown by Indian
BOYS and Girls.
iRr Associated Press.

fBy Associated Frcss.l
S N.ASHINiTOS. Oct. .S.-The annual
report OF the Hampton Normal and AZ
uitural@lnstltute TO the 4CommlSSioner
of Indian Affairs. says that the I'M
prosement in the Indians studies, dress
language. manners and power of appli-
cation at Hampton gives evidence OF
recent great progress among the Indian
people The indian girls among the stu
dents especially. are reported as most
promising in their studies and the upper
class girls nave been a great help to the
institution In matters ofI2diScipiine The
report says that as the Years go by the
work centersa more and 1core about aE-5
rlcuIturc, and as between the academic
trades school classes OF educa tiOnat work.
the report expresses the opinion that the
trades school boys at the institute who
set out III their second year to master
some part of this branch of industry
are stronger metally and morally than
tI,osc who took the regular academic
branch. 8t5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
THE.RouND TRiR
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Low Rates TO California and the Yves

Low Rates to California and the Wea
Every day during the months OF Seq
tember and October the seaboard ~
tine will sell one-way. second-class set
hers tickets TO California and o,hct
Western points at exceedingly low rates
Service offered by the seaboard unsur
nassed by any railroad in the South
t-utner information cheerfully furnisna
by agents or representatives OF the Sea
board Air Line, or call on or address
z. p. SMITH.
District Passenger Agent.
No 1866 East Main Street,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
Two Good Items in Dress Goods.
The Doll Store.

I We opened up the Doll Store last.
week and like all other open
ing days it had its drawbacks
Opening days never are quite salts
factory always something that's
left undone.
Our best dolls wereAlow in arriv-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
Will Give a Banquet.

one Of the social events Of the season
viii he the banquet to be given by the
Pr.clix ScciaI Gtub at their club rooms
on November %. al 5 p NJ. The fol-
.lowin. arc TIC committee of arrange
mentss. Aessrs. l. Iichenstein, r..
Cohen. I. Cohen. and j. Elmer. Mr.
A. Henshall has been selected to act
as. Toast master for this occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
BURSTA BLOOD-VESSEL
\ GordonsviIe Citizen Found Uncon-
scious IN the Woods.
special Dispatch to The Time:

GoRDoNsvILLE. VA. October 2s-A1r
Torn Ruckly. one Of GardonsvilIa's first
settlers. was found SATURDAY. in an l'ta-
conscious condition in the woods near
town He was found by a lahorer and
thought to his home. He had rnptured 4
blood vessel in his head and later had
stroke of paralysis.
Mr.. Buckly is seventy-five years o'f'.
and little hope of his recovery IS enter
TENED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
~jfate G)eddinqs.

An interesting wedding celebration to-
day will be that OF Miss Virginia Allen
Spindle. the eldest daughter Of Captain
and Mrs Thomas w Spindle, of Roa-
nnkc and Mr.. Dudley r. Coles. OF Mil.
lias.,sburg The ceremony Will take place
this evening in st. Johns Episcopal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

ing, but during the last few days a
large number of our imported goods
have gotten in the store, and Miss
Dollie is receiving now in her home
on the third floor, and will be glad to
welcome all her little friends and
their mammas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
'PIARDONS GRANTED
BY THE GOVERNOR |.
His ExcelIency in ) Msrciful
Mood.
4 ..---------
HAS DISTINGUISHED CALLERS
HAS DISTINGUISHED CALLERS
General Eppa Hunton is One Of Them.
Alleged Fake Diplomas Issued.
BriefNote Of Interest Gathered
from the State Offices.

Governor Montague was engaged near
" all day yesterday with routine bust
ness and in receiving callers. Among
the most distinguished Of his visitors
was General Eppa Hunton. and the
popular ex-senator remained for some
time with His Excellency. Governor
Montague granted the following condi-
tional pardons:
Julia wright, who vas at the April
term, 1901 of the County Court of Mel
son, tried and convicted OF malicious
burning, and sentenced to term OIL
three years in the penitcntary
David Thompson, who at the February
term 1895. of the Corporation Court OF
the city of Alexa ndria, was tried and
convicted of robbery and given term
of eight years in the penitentiary
Harry Bradley, who. at the December
term, 1894, Of the County Court of
Brunswick, was tried and convicted OF
murder in second degree and sentenced
to serve eighteen years in the pentten-
tiary.
The. Governor. granted tho following
absolute pardons:
Alex. Sears, who on the goth day OF
October was tried and convicted OF
petit larceny in the Police Court of the
city OF Richmond. and sentenced to
serve sixty days in Jail. The Governor.
gives the Following as his reasons. for
pardoning the above applicant:
This young negro was sentenced to
jail for sixty days tor stea ling Sl.so His
pardon is earnestly requested by the
committing magistrate, Police-Justice
Crutchfield several policemen. some OF
the most prominent citizens of Rich
mond, and the party from whom the
money Is alleged to have been stolen.
The extreme il-health of the boys
mother is rendered very critical by his
imprisonment. Upon the whole l think
it best TO grant the pardon
Joe Eggleton, who. at the June term.
1902 of the Corporation Court OF Roa-a
noke. was tried and convicted of house.
brea king and sentenced to six months
in Jail.
There has been for some time con-
siderable talk Of the alleged conduct of
a concern some where in the Valley of
Virginia., which makes a business of.
grinding out fake diplomas and furnish
ing them to young men by mail. Upon
these it Is said, positions are secured,
and men not well educated are adj
vertised to the world as college grad
yates The matter has been brought to
the attention of the Department Of E.du-
cation. and Secretary Brent says an ef-
fort will be made to get the Legislature
to take it up at the coming session.
Labor Commissioner James b Doherty
has accepted an invitation to be present
at the anniversary of the International
Association of Machinists. No. Ill. of
Portsmouth on October Siltfl.
Second Auditor Dew is having a live
" week with Virginia bonds. Monday
he transferred $4,000 and yesterday he
made transfer of $4,000
Mr. Sam W. Bigger will leave for
Roanoke to-day to attend the Spindle
Cowles' wedding. which will take place
in that city this evening.
Dr.. j. p. Gillian. of Chesterfield, and
Dr. j. c. Gregory. of New Kent We're
at the Library yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION
Prince Edward County to Help Build
the James River Valley Line.
Dispatch to The Times0 81

TSpFCTa1 DIsptftcT-tU-II e J 1lHes.I
FARMFILLE. VA, October :2S.-This
county to-day voted subscription OF
5000 to the Farmvile and James River
Valley Railway Company.
The vote in Farmvile Magisterial Dis
trict gave a majority of 2.5 for the sub
scription out of a vote of 30 east.
From returns received from other vot-
ing precincts the whole majority will be
not less than 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
Personal Mention.

Mr.. Frank ]. Mccarthy left for Roa-
noke Saturday, where he will assume
charge of the stamping Office to be estab-
1ished there. He made an excellent I'M
preston in Atlanta, and has shown him
self equal to any responsibility which
may be given him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
their Tnamnlas.

Church Roanoke Mr.. Motor Shelburne
aid Mr. sam Bigger. OF Richmond. Will
be present at the marriage. Miss Spindle
is said To be a charming girl, and Mi.
Coles is Very we'll known throughout the.
State
Miss Nettie Louise l.orsythc tho
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pal
mer ForsSthc. of Hampton, and Mr.
Charles Wilson. will he married to-day.
at p. NJ. in ti1ethome of tho bride. NJ
Cos Washington Street Hampton. The
Young couple will be at homo To Their.
friends after November 9th.
In the homo Of the bride. near Eureka.
Mills. Miss Matte Morton and Mr.. .Io-
seph 4. Waddill. Jr-, of New York will
be married to-day Miss Morton is the
daughter of the late Mr. David f. Nor
ton, and NJ. Waddill formerly command
ant of the Virginia Polytechnic Insti-@
tute, at Blacksburs.
A fashionable church wedding Will take
place in Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church. Berkeley, Va, this afternoon at
4:3o o'clock, when Miss Blanche Pethcr-
bridge and Mr.. George IL I'aylor Will
be united in marriage a reception to the
bridal party was given in the brides
home last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
DIR. LIE CATO BETTER
His Condition Greatly improved and
Physicians Say He Will Recover.

Especial Dispatch to The Times
ONANCOCK, VA. October S.-The con-
dition of DR.. George w. LIE Cato. State
Senator for Accomac and Northampton.
who was paralyzed a few days ago. IS
much more favorable.
His physicians say Dr.. lie Cato is GER
tain to recover:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
NEW CARRIERS
State Rural Mail Service Being Greatly

otdlC nuI oil Sidiit otIVlCS3DCu'So NJ So1'y
Increased.
Cashier Marriott. of the postoffice. an
nounces the following new rural carriers
added 10 his payroll:
For routes starting from Broadway
zlliffwood Pell.l 5000: W. c. Nisewarner,
S.Ha; William l.. White. $500.
From l4inville Dcpot-John w. Brunk
$50; j. B Wenser, SEQ.
Mount Crawford-Charles z. Burgess
500
Serth Rivcr-Edwarci I. Burgess. $500
l.,idgewater-Joh S. Click 5000
Timbcrville-G George II. Crist and John
f. Fope 5000 each.
Hampton-J oseph s. Diestel. 500.
lIarriscnburg-R. T. Hcltzel. $500. and
Henry G.. Lind and Dewitt. Shoemaker,
5000 each.
observation-disclosures Jackson. $500.
I<eezletown-John5 r. l<oontz. $500.
Perm Lair-Harry l.. Lee and W. D.
Firker, $500 each.
Sn..ng Creek. L. Tough, $500.
McGaheysville--Jch chm T.. Maiden, $500.
Bridgewater-Gabr H. Miller. $500.
Port Republic-Charlcs 7. SauiieS, $500.
Dayton-Jacob L. Shank. 5000.
Elkton-Addison +. and Joseph S. Work
man. $500 each.
Deputy United States Marshal Sam Ben
dit Monday served the papers In the case
of C.. c. Alley and others vs.. Asa Bishop
ard Son. 4of Blackstone. in involuntary
Ia nkruptcy. .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
VERY LOW RATES TO RALElos
NC.
One Fare for the Round Trip.

On account OF the annual meeting .
the North Carolina Agricultural FAT,
the Seaboard Air Line will sell ticket
at rate OF one fare for the round-erts
plus 30 cents. Tickets TO be sold Octobe;
18th to 3Gth, inclusive. final limit No
ter write for rates at the Henry Clay Inr.
Ashland. Va. Railroad facilities unsux
passed.
round-trip. $50: from Petersburg soc
Three trains daily between Richmons
and Raleigh
The quickest way to secure the heS
male or female help-read The Times
Want Columns. They are always filled
with applications for all kinds q poaD
lions and situations. 1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
Ours, !.
DIR RINK.
CURED By
WHITE RIBBON RE NEEDY.

No taste No odor. Can be given ~ ,i s,as
OF water. tea or coffee %itiioue =. StS& =, 4
knowledge. - 7e-
stroy the diseased appeu.et aO Is !. con-
firmed inebriate, a '.tippler. social d1ink Is
er or drunkard. Impossible d 1pr als 1inuors
after using : White White Ribbon Remedy; =
Endorsed by Members OF ". Ssr,t Of wo-
mans Christian Temperanee Union e Neni
tura, California, writes: navI stina to
dr,nkards and the cures have been zee m niver;
In many cases the Remedy en Mas and din in.
.dorse White Ribbon Remedy. Mem oers VI
our Union are delighted to ma o; an t eTn-
nomical treatment to aid us III oui 'eiA17
Drqsgsts by mail 81 T TRIAL padk 1fge
years secretary of a Woman's Christian
mp Unonl soid IN R hdam9ni
by the TRAGLE= DRUG STORE, No 81
East Broad Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

DR.. S. c. Mitchell. of Richmond Col
lege. was heard with great pleasure on
Sunday last by the congresatlon OF lie
IA mist Church in Fredericksburg. where
he preached morning and evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
Miss Cloud at Norfolk.

a lively interest is felt over Miss Helen
Gould.s arrival in Norfolk this evening.
She comes to break the ground for the
new Army y. N. C. A. She will be ac-
companied by Mrs. A. S. Baker. the wife
of Admiral Baker, of the United States
navy. and Will be given a reception in
the rooms of the Church Street Naval y
NJ. c.. A. Miss Gould and Mrs Baker
will also have a luncheon given in their
honor October 3lst by Mrs Charles Mitch
ell Thomas on board the United States
receiving ship Franklin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29

Halloween entertainment Will pc
given Friday night by the Cup OF Coid
Water Circle, Kings Daughters. and Sons,
in the home Of Mrs. 6. T. Talley. no.
BIG East Broad Street. a. pleasant tille
is anticipated.