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Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
EXPLODING FIREWORKS KILL
Ne~ York Mes DE An Madison square
Election Might Dis-

NEW YORK. Nov. Ill iE believed thar
about ten persons have been killed or tn
Jured by q premature explosion Of fireworks
n Madison Square Garden.
The known DEAD
p n HOLLINGWOOD Of New TOrk
JOHN c. RACE. Hoboksn
JOSEPH ARBOR. New TUrk
GEORGE LAMBAT. NeR YORK
A panic among me crowd followed the
explosion and bOo extra police were ordered
10 Madison Square.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
HONEYMOON REVEALS CRIME
DefaultfnE Clerk Leaves for England
with New-Made
wife.

WASHINGTON, Nov. John Lawrence
OfBrien, for seven ysHrS confidential clerk
in the employ Of Frank Hume, q wholesale
grocer, iE accused Of being q d~efRulter in
the sum Of 81. 400.
He wRs married on October p and left
~Ostsnsibly for New York 10 spend his
honeymoon, mt he iE supposed 10 have
really gone 20 London.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05

EDGAR Neb- Nov 4-fspeclB1 News
reached Edgar last evening % the MURDER
q Ber. elf Montgomery in the Philip
pines Re was formerly . resident o. this
pan o. NehrRskn and vent 10 TIE Philip
pines about q Tsgr hEu as missiuuHrr and
teacher His parents reside a. OBk. about
ten miles southeast Of BdEHr- two sisters
reside IN Omaha Hnd one sister in EarRr.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
srupeer. oopntY-s Good sbowfnE.

WAHOO. Neb, Nov. Especial The
following are The farm and city mortgages
fled End satisfied IN Saunders county for
III month Of October. Pam mortgages
filed, 8 amount, IS 600; Satisfied. q. amount.
s2k.2Obz15 city mortgages fled. %. amount.
Ss,sos. rs. satisfied. 20. amount. s11722.E4.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
city Fhysieiaps Change.

FALLS CITY. Nsba NV 4-Cspsrial -
Al 3 meeting % the city council Monday
evening Or. G. II. Neal vaf appointed CITY
phyHiciRn, made vacant by the resignation
q Dr.. Paxton. Dr.. Paxton has removed 10
IdBhn.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
DECLINE CARNEGIE LIBRARY
AIbsHF Decides bv rete Vet 70 Ae-
eepI M~fIlfonafreas
Gift

ALRANT, N T., Nov A-The question Of
accepting sl6b 900 from Andrew Carnegie
for the erection OF a library building in
this city was put 10 a popular vote TO DAY
and defeated by an overwhelming majority.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
FIRE RECORD.
AZ Isss.. Isaustri.I SehssI.

FIERRE. s u, Nov. 4-CspsuiEl Tele-
ErEnl-Ffrs this morning destroyed the
main work shop and ths shoe shop 81 the
InuiEn Industrial school al ina 9ts- alls-
tRG a l1EI q Gi.O0G
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05

ROCHESTER, X. Y Nov 4-MrB Maria
Fux Smith. the hast member Of the family
uf FuK Sisters. the uriEinHlors Of modern
spirituElism. died al Newark X. Y, Today
Al Lhe axe u s. years.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05

list. i" ." I"e s'oA
The best Of order prevailed al the polls
yesterday.
Luther Z. KinEisy and wife announce the
birth Of q son.
Mrs. L c. Gibson is IN WISCONSIN NJ
tending the funeral Of her father.
on account Of the election the Office OF
the city treasurer was closed YESTERDAY.
The Board OF Education is asking for
school.
The Magic CITY Kings Daughters viii
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ames.
Twenty-third Rno ] streets.
DR.. T H EnsuT left last night for Pres
notL Arizona where ne viii spend 3 month
looking after his mining intereEtA.
Mrs. Il. J. Hancock, Twentieth and Mis-
sour1 avenue, viii entertain the w0mRn's
auxiliary Of St. Martins church this after
noon.
". 6. King returned yesterday from
Sioux City, where ne went 10 make AZ
Engagements for the return 10 Omaha of
the steamer CEstaliE-
Funeral services over the remains Of
Henry c Lnsr were hello al Springfield
yesterday afternoon. Quite q uumhsE OF
South Omaha people attended
Mayor KOutsky made IL q point 10 make
visits 10 all Of the polling places ves1er-
DAY IN order 10 see that the policemen ON
the beats were doing their duty.
The new ruling Of Judge Baxter in regard
a great relief 10 City Clerk shrigiey yes
terdEy. de swure in less than q score Of
votes al DAY
Charles Griffith. al emplUyt OF -. g.
Sloane a Co. was thrown from Q wagon
at Twenry-hfth and = streets yesterday
afternoon and seriously, although not
dangerously injured. On the wagon al the
time were several little boys, one Of them
q son Of Mr.. Hull, living al TwsnrY-frEt
and ] streets M. Griffith was attended
ny DR.. W NJ. Davis, while Dr.. ". H SlH-
bsuEh attended the little boys. The team
took ~ AFTER The collision and ran for
some distance, but did M harm.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05

luvH- 30 D. m. evening PRAYER BHne-
dictiun ~ ALTA and fout ~ Bishnp WI
liumK Rnpsr-The AltEr and the Table
81 ne Law"-RHv. John Williams. Omaha.
The Cuuruoatiun win continue until Thurs
nav Ahout twenty-five minis srF are IN al
tendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05

FALLS CITY, Neb, Nov 4-tspecisl) -
The annual convOcHriUn q the Episcopal
church opened in the CITY Tuesday even
ing TINS FIRST DAYS program was ar fol-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05

Always true Of constipation. II begins
many mRlBdisE. hut DR.. Kings New Life
Pills cure OF no pay Only 2br. For sale
by Kuhn & Go.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
DauEberfE Dies.

Edward DHughsrty died Al the south
Omaha hospital yesterday from 8 shock
receiveo by injuries sustained Monday niEht.
DHuEherry was run over by 3 motor train
al Twenry-four1h and n streets. while III
tempting TO board q car. AZ he had one
wooden leg ms progress WIS rather SLOW
and the car started sooner Than he ex-
pecteo. After examination by physicians
II was decided thai Hmputation Of the
crushed limb would not help matters. The
funeral announcement win be MADE later.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05

Yesterday afternoon Bruce McCuDoch
president o. the library board. sent 10 Mr..
Andrew Carnegie q certified COPY OF ths
CITY ordinance which binds the CITY 10
PROVIDE each year q maintenance fund OF
Sb.OOO. When these papers rsEch Mr.. Car
neEie II is expected that the long looked
Tor Donation for a building viii be forth
coming.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05

CREEDE. Colo Nor. IA Bennett.
akaMnGH ~ias ahEi II liz wal dss EsTs
[odHy q typhuid -pnsUmuniL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05

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IN four days. J consider peruna a re
mRrkRbie medicine, and 90 no! wonSer
z people iron 8Ll quarters Of the
globe find benefit IN It's use--Anne l.
Turner.
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Eress from Nurth Carolina. writes from
GreeuviDe, \. C.. as fu1pvr
Your PerunH Rs 4 runic and d cure for
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usod ny many Of nv friends and BruuRini-
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Harry Skinner.
II YOU 90 moi Derive pruEpt and salts
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Hartman SBnitRrium, Columbus. O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
STAFFORD REPUBLICANS
Determined to Make NJ. K. Lowry Their
Candidate Whether or No.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, Sept. 12.-At
a meeting of the Republicans of Stafford
county, presided over by Hon NJ. X
Lowry. with Mr. c. A Bryan. secre-
tarW. delegates were elected to the Eighth
District Congressional Convention to be
held in Alexandria, September 25th, as
follows: 1Iessrs. w. T. Payne, James
p. Simpson, x. 3. Coomhs and w. e.
Brooks. Mr.. C. a. Bryan was elected a
member of the Congressional Committee
for Stafford county. Hon. NJ K Lowry
was reelected county chairman and
Messrs Wesley knight, Stapleton Chinn,
James P. Simpson, w. II. Helm. county
committeeman.
It was decided to call meeting at an
early date in each precinct of the county
to elect three committeeman from each
precinct to form the county committee
The meeting endorsd NJ. X. Lowry as
Stafford county's candidate for the nom
ination for Congress. Mr.. Lowry address
ed the meeting and stated that he was
not a candidate but he will be voted for
Notwithstanding this statement and will
probably receive the nomination.
He is the present member of the Leg
islature from Stafford and King George
counties
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
THE REGISTRATION
AND ITS EFFECTS
White Voters Coming Up on the
Home Stretch.
VERY SLOW IN ALEXANDRIA
The Elimination of the Ignorant Col>
ored Vote May Strengthen the Res
publican Party in virginia-The
Questions Are Very Simple.
fspecia1 Dispatch 10 III, Times,


ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept 1.-THE
registration in this city. which was COM
menced in the First Ward last Monday
and in the Second Ward last Thursday,
is progressing with remarkable slowness.
and it is believed that many eligible
white voters Will not register In two
wards up to this time there has been
less than one hundred voters who regis
tered. 1t is predicted that most of the
voters viii come up TO register at the
eleventh hour The work of registration
in the other two voting precincts will
be taken up later.
It is the general impression here that
many of the negroes will be eliminated
on what is known as the understanding
clause Most of them fear to apply to
register This should not be the case. as
the questions that will be put to them
are very simple and indeed so simple
that any one with ordinary intelligence
should be able to answer.
1t is believed here that the elimination
of this vote viii, If anything. have a
tendency to increase the strength OF the
Republican party. Most of the white
people Will register under the provisions
of the understanding clause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
WOEFUL IN BEDFORD
misunderstanding Exists and the Voters
VIII! Not Come Out.
(special Dispatch 10 The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to Inc IlmesJ
BEDFORD CITY. VA, September u.
Registration under the new Constitution
will begin in Bedford on Monday, but
there is a painful lack of interest, and the
first years list of permanent voters Will
show hardly half the voting strength OF
tile county, In the north side OF the coQn-
~ The Democratic workers have aroused
some interest, and there the number OF
white men to register will be nearer IT.
promotion to the list of eligibility. but
On the south side there seems complete
anathy. The party managers have issued
circulars calling on voters to register,
but there appears to be d general mis-
understanding of the requirements among
a class of farmers, and many men, think
in, they must meet all requirements. Will
stay at home for fear OF being refused
registration.
y. doubt after the actual work Of reg
istration begins there will be 3 better
understanding of the subject in the coun-
ty hut at present there is lack OF interest
or the one hand and on the other de-
termination to remain at home and not
run the risk OF rejection, with the mortl-
fication attending it. There is some in
terest among the negroes, but that vote
has never. been formidable in Bedford.
Following arc the registrars and their
Places OF sitting: Central District-W r..
ABBOTT, IT.. S. r. Watson, John NJ Early.
Feaksville Precinct-MorliS' store, Sep
TENDER 18th 18th and 18th Bunker Hill
Observation-Disclosures store September
24th and 18th. South Liberty-No. 2o5
Market Street, September 9th. North
Ijbcrty-Masonic building, October dst, I'd,
81. 9th, 18th and Sth.
Bcllvue-J z .Tanksey. T. w. White
j. 2. Canada. Gnode-eptember 18th, 10th
nth 18th 10Th and Goth.
Iisbon-Frank Otey, II. l.. CALDWELL
Gordon Cofer. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 18th.
18th. 18th and 18th. w. L. Dooley's store
September 18th, goth and 22d. ThaXton-
September 23d, oath and 25th. Penicks-
September 26th, 9th and Goth
Forest-A. N. Walker. Jr., A. W. Scott,
Arlington Ogden. Perrowsville-Septem
Der 18th, 18th and 18th. Cove-Septembel
18th and 10th. Boonsboro-S September
18th. 18th and 10Th Forest-September
ed 2Sd and oath
staunton-J. w. Hubbard. C. Z. Garter,
T, Anthony. White Rock-September 18th
and 10th. Valley Mills-September 18th
ana 18th Thurman-september 10th and
10Th NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10th and 30th.
Davis Mills-Octobcr 1st and ID
Otter-W. II. Wright. II. T. Witt W.
P. Andrews. PoIlards store-September
18th, 26th and 9th. Otter Hfli-Septemher
2gth and 30th and October 1st. Rough
October I'd. Sd and 4th. Lone Glm-Octo-
Der 9Th 9TH and Sth
Charlemont-R. II. Parks. w. P. Burks,
r. c. Sale. Charlemont-Sep 18th,
1851, 18th and 18th. Curtis-September
18th, 2Gth, ed and 25d. Big Island-Sep-
TENDER 24th. 18th, Goth and 9th
ChambIssburs-W. H. Powers. J. S.
Markham, S. P. Harris. Powers store
SEPTEMBER 25th. 18th and 9th. Murrelrs
store-September Goth and 30th and Octo-
Der 1st. Harris store-October 4th, 9Th
and It'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
AT ADAMS GROVE
A Southampton Darkey's Definition of
the Writ of Habeas Corpus.

ADAMS GROVE, VA, Sept. 12-Re-
gfstration closed yesterday at Adams
Grove Precinct resulting in 3S whites
and colored voters being registered.
Heretofore there We're about 60 whites
and nearly 100 colored voters at this
precinct.
Everything passed off quietly and or
Derby and those who could not register
under the new Constitution We're well
satisfied after doing their best to get
on the poll books on the understanding
clause
One colored man was asked to interpret
the clause about the writ of habeas cor
pus and he Interpreted it as "a law for
the good of the people at large--as be-
ing a public good"
OF course he was informed that he
could try again next year, and would
have long time to prepare himself bet
ter.
The registrars of this district are
Messrs. j. G. Claude, R. n. NIusgrove,
brother of Hon. J. S. Musgrove. former
representative of this county in the Leg
islature. and Mr.. r. Fl. Crchton. a more
competetent Board of Registrars cannot
be found in the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
BOYHINS DISTRICT
Books Not Well Kept, but Registrars
Work is Intelligent and Courteous.
fSnecia! Disna tch to The TimeS)

work IS Intelligent ana courteous.
(Specia! Dispatch to The Times.)
BOYKINS, VA, Sept. 12.-The Boykins
District has two precincts, one here and
the other at Pope. It has probably
larger voting population than any other
district in the county. The registrars,
Messrs. w. P. Gillette, Ezra Magette, Jr.,
and A. H Hines. in order to reach the
people, have advertised for several days.
sitting at Boykins, Branchville. Capron
and Pope. At the close Of business here
yesterday 2G7 whites and 10 negroes had
been registered four whites and proba-
bly, lis negroes had applied and failed
This morning the registrars open up at
Branchville. which is embraced within
this precinct, at which place, it is thought,
about half as many more VIII be reg
Istered
The books of the Boykins Precinct have
not been well kept. They show 507 whites
ard COS negroes enrolled. at Pope 81
whites and q negroes We're registered.
two whites and probably 50 negroes failed.
There is not very much interest taken
In the matter Some white people. en-
titled to register have refused to do So.
The registrars are doing their work in
an intelligent, conscientious and cour-
teous manner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
Good" and at S16 P. NJ the subject wiz
be Prepare To Meet Thy Cod.

CHRISTIAN.
SE.VENTFf-SFREET G III f 5 I a n
CHURCH Corner of Seventh and Grace
Streets).-services sunday at IL ~. NJ.
and SIS p. NJ. conducted by the pastor,
Rev. CAREYa Il MORGAN, Evening sub
ject. Have the Christian Churches
Changed their poctFinai Pusttion2 sun
day school meets at $50 y. NJ. Seats freq
and a cordial welcome extended to all.
especially strangers and those who have
no church home.
WEsT-END CHRISTIAN CHURCH
con norris Street between Main and Floyd
Misunderstanding tomorrow by the
pastor. Rev HENRY PEAFSCE ATKINS.
at II y. NJ, subject. The Message OF the
l. Thessalonians, and at S:i5 z. NJ, sub
ject The Conversion OF Titus. Sunday
school at $50 O'Clock. Christian Endeavor
al 1880 F. NJ. Seats free: electric tans. y
cordial welcome awaits all.
MARSHA L.I-STREET CHURCH OBJ
CHRIST marshall Street between Graz
ham and Hancockl.-Cotnrunion service
at Il A VI. Sunday school at $50 ~ NJ.
and Christian Endeavor Association at Z
z. VI.
EPISCOPAL.
THE, MO n U NJ T. " Z & T. CHURCH.
E. EVANS, D. -, rector. Services Sun
day morning at IL ociocH and afternoon
at o'clock. Sunday school 1T 10 y. NJ.
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-REl-
p. NJ Pulpit Will be MED morning and
night by Rev c. OTIS MEADE. rector.
Young MEMS Brotherhood Tuesday night
at O'Clock Sunday scu0or every sun
day morning at $50 clock. all well
coined.
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT COR.
rler Park Avenue and Harrison Street)-
Rev. J. CALVIN STEWART. p. D.. pas
tor.-Divine service tomorrow az II A.
NJ. preaching by the pastor. No service
at night Sunday school conveues at, $50
A. NJ. Prayer service Wednesday, So E
NJ. seats free, all welcome. y
METHODIST.
BRoAD-sTREET II r.: CHURCH
w B. BEAUcHAMF. pasto--services
Sunday at Il A. NJ. and P. NJ by the
pastor Morning subject. ITO the Work.:
evening, The Need of Christian Char
ity." Sunday school at $50 a. IL. Mid
week services Wednesday evening at
o'clock y cordial invitation TO all.
CENTENARY " E CHUREH-REV.
W w LEAR. pastor:-Preachins at II
A. NJ and 2 VI by the pastor. Sunday
school at $3.50 - NJ. E,pworth League
business meeting Friday at S p VI
UNIoN-STATION NJ. E.. CHURCH
Rev. JOHN HARMON, d. D. pastor
Preaching at II A. NJ. and 2. NJ by
AsBURY N E. CHURCH CORNER
Hanover and Lombardy Streets has been
undergoing extensive repairs, and Will bs
afternoon ar o'clock. The sermon wiil
be preached by the Rev GEORGE FL
SOONER
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
SERVICE, SUNDAY ills 4. NJ SUB
Ject of sermon Matter" Wednesday
evening meeting ar $50 O'clock, 12G1
Grove Avenue. AL are invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
REGISTRATION TN WARREN
Only One Negro Voter Paying Ore
Dollar of State Taxes.

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
FRONT ROYAL, VA, Sept. 12.Resis-
tration under the new Constitution began
in Warren county last Monday in the
Fork District and the books will be open
ed in the other districts to-day So far
few voters have registered, but it is
thought that interest will increase as the
registration goes on.
Hon. James Hay. Democratic candidate
for Congress, was in this county few
days ago looking after his political
fences He is much interested in the
registration. There being no contests be-
fore the voters, they are naturally apath-
etc.
According to Treasurer Richardson's
report there are only two colored men in
the county, who pay as much as 81 State
tax. There are about two hundred and
fifty negro voters in the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
TIE RENEWAL A STRAIN,

Vacation is over. Again the schoolbell
rings at morning and at noon. again
with tens of thousands the hard
est kind of work has begun. the
renewal of which is mental
and physical strain to all except
the most rugged. The little girl that a
few days ago had roses in her checks
and the little boy whose lips We're then
SO red you would have insisted that they
had been kissed by Strawberries have
already lost something of the appear
auce of health. Now is a time when
many children should be given tonic
which may avert much serious trouble.
and we know of no other so highly to be
recommended as Hoods SarsapariIla.
which strengthens the, nerves, perfects
digestion and assimilation, and aids men
tai development by building up the whole
system.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
WYTHE REGISTRATION
The Work Will Commence in the County
To-day.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.o

Especial Dispatch TO The Times1
WYTHEVILLE. VA, Sept l2-The reg
istratio for Wythe county under the
provisions OF the new Constitution VIII
begin tomorrow. when the registrars for
Wytheville Magstcrial District will open
their books. The registrars for this
district are NIessrs. v H Gibbons CHAIR
nam. William Terry (secreatryy and j..
Sidney Lawson. They will sit each day
from noon till p. NJ. The four precincts
for the district Will be attended to as
follows: Boyd's Precinct, at Sexton $
Block, West Main Street, on SATURDAY..
September 18th; Pine Ridge Precinct. at
old courthouse, center of town, on Mon
day, September 18th; Peppers Ferry Pre-
cinct, at old Wytheville Dispatch office.
East Main Street Tuesday, Septem Der
10th; Reed Creek Precinct, at Green's old
stand, Church Street, on September nth,
18th, 18th, Goth, I'D, 25d, 24th 25th, 18th,
9th, 18th and 30th. OF course any voter
in the magisterial district can register
on any OF the above days at any place
where the board may be sitting
The board for Fort Chisweu Nagiste-
rial District is composed of Messrs. Jas.
H. McGayock, w Dick Sander and John
II. Crockett They will sit at Max Mea-
dows Precinct on September 18th and
goth: at Grahams Forge Precinct, Sep
tember 22d and sd. and at Repass' Mil
Precinct, September 18TH
The registrars for Black Lick Masts-
terial District will sit at Royal Oak Pre-
cinct October 18th and 18th; at Rural
Retreat Precinct. October 9th, 7th sth,
9th and 10th and at Crockett's Precinct.
September 3oth October 1st. I'd. Sd, and
4ti. They are Iessrs. Wythe G. Porter.
John NJ Wilson and Charles Baumgard-
The speedwell District Board is com
nosed Of Messrs. Samuel c. Landreth.
eugene Kyle and B. p. Ward. They
will sit at Zion Precinct September 18th.
18TH and a7th; at Cripple Creek, Septem
her 18th and Goth; at Henley's Precinct
october 10th and 18th, and at Speedwell
october 18th and 14th.
The hours for registration at all pre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-13
NEWS ON THE HEIGHTS
Personal Mention of Folks Over the
EiaGuct.


Mr.. ". r. Brown has returned to his
home from a business trip to New York
Miss Matte Rose ana Sister Helen
nave returned TO their home from Oak
Grove, rIUNanna county, Va.
Miss Alma Saunders, who has been
visiting on Chestnut Hill, has returned
home.
Miss Priscilla Ryland, of King ana
Queen county. Va. is visiting the home
OF Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas w. Gardner.
Miss Louise Traylor has returned to
her home, in Brookland Park, after a
Very pleasant visit to her uncle, Mr..
Robert Traylor, of Henrico county, Va.
air. NIL Davis. of Norfolk, Va, who
has been visiting the home of Rev. {.
p. Scott has returned home
Mr.. ". d. Peyton, of Atlanta, Ga. who
has been visiting RIr. and Mrs. DR.. G.
]. Dawson. has LETT for Columbia, S. {.
lie will return next month, and leave
on October 10th for Cleveland, Ohio,
where he will be assigned to a new
territory out West.
Mrs. /. J. johnson. of Newport News,
is visiting The home of Mrs. c. w.
Francis, OF Brool1land Park. Va.
Nj and Mrs. c l.. Squres and daugh-
ter. Alisc, accompanied by John Harold.
WHO have been visiting his mother and
sister, OF Smithaeld. Isle of Wight eoun-
", Va. have returned home
Mrs. Calvin c. Satserlield and children
have returned to their home, after
months visit TO friends and relatives
al the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Mr. lvor Johnson has returned to his
home, in Fluyapra county, Virginia, af-
ter pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ Parish.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Roberts and children have
returned to their home, after a pleasant
City.